Fishermen seek navy guard in Alaska area
In Seattle a depleted Alaska fishing fleet asks for naval protection and war risk insurance as Japanese threats loom. Fishermen, led by Alaska salmon, halibut, and cod crews, urge planes and ships to shield their operations, with assurances expected within three months and expanded patrols planned. Capt. J. E. Shields of Seattle, a veteran trader, reflects the hard tone and demand to finish the season safely.
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Alaska
Far North
United States
Britain
British Columbia
Great Britain
Bristol Bay
Navy
Alaskan
Kodiak Island
J. E. Shields
Sophie Christensen
Bering Sea
Cape Semavena
Youngsters to Have Own Fishing Waters
United Press reports at St Cloud Minnesota that the St Cloud Wildlife club plans to stock Lake George with sunfish crappies bass for youths only. Club president William John says the lake already has some sunfish and crappies and that larger bass will be planted this spring. The lake will be open to young fishermen only with no adults allowed.
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United Press
ST. Cloud. Minn
St. Cloud
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Children Should Be Treated As Adults On Air Raid Issues
Boston doctor urges direct truth about air raids for children and involvement in precautions. He warns against fantasy stories and morbid detail which can hurt behavior, arguing clear, age appropriate discussion builds understanding and responsibility.
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Boston
Douglas A. Thom
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Child Guidance
Thom
Crow Language Text by UC Professor Completes Crow Dictionary
Berkeley January 29 Dr R H Lowe anthropology professor at the University of California finished a textbook of the Crow Indian language after extensive Crow reservation research in Montana. Randolph Vermont January 29 Firemen haul water to fight fires in isolated regions. department owns three trucks each carrying 700 gallons.
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Berkeley
Calif
R. H. Lowe
University of California
Montana
Randolph
Slot Machines Pay Off in Carroll County Confiscation
Concord New Hampshire authorities seized 45 slot machines in Carroll County and found $921 in the raid. The operation targeted illegal gambling and disrupted an unlicensed gaming operation. Detectives coordinated with county officials to remove the machines and secure the cash.
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Concord
N. H
Carroll County
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