Dolphin frenzy in Gulf Stream tests skiff crew
Lorain Countians and Isla Morada guide witness a wild dolphin chase as four lines tangle around a school of blue green yellow dolphins in the Gulf Stream. The crew battles heavy seas and a waterspout while lures race among the hooked fish and a chaotic, lively display unfolds.
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Gulf Stream
Leo Roberts
Elyria
Hazen Jones
Islamorada
Fla
Miami
Jonesy
Jones
Roberts
Bass and boats fill Vermilion area fishing notes
Vermilion area reports smallmouth bass in Lake Erie feeding on crawfish and minnows with larger females still carrying roe. White bass up to 14 pounds are active. Shysters picked up by drift casting and catfish spawn near shore rocks. Also notes Chris Craft introduces lapstroke boats and a National Casting Tournament planned in Columbus. Ted Williams appears in Islamorada tarpon film preview with Sears Roebuck producing and underwater shot plans.
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Mitiwanga
Art Hayes
Hayes
Ted Williams
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Frank Cellier
Leo Roberts
Elyria
Jerry
Sunset Motel
Islamorada
David Till
Maj
William Cox
Till
Rolf Till
Vermont St
R. D
LaGrange
Major Cox
Homestead Afb
Florida
Scials
Crawford
Peg Robertson
Robinson
Dack Nichols
Len Sanderson
Boston
Mass
Len
Ted Willliams
Sears. Roebuck
Ted
Great Lakes archery tourney hosted by Mid land Bowmen
The first annual Great Lakes Sectional archery tournament by the National Field Archery Association runs in Midland Michigan with five states represented. Two shoots are offered one for Sunday only and one for Saturday and Sunday. The event features field hunter and animal rounds plus a $500 purse for a Professional Archery Association shoot. Local clubs and participants from Izaak Bowmen French Creek Shawnee Archers and Black River Bow Benders hold multiple events and practice sessions through June.
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Great Lakes
The
National Field Archery Association
Midland
Mich
Great Lakes States
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ilinois
Archer's Association
Black River
Parsons Rd
al Keneken
Jack Hollinger
New Range
Rt. 301
French Creek Rd
Lorain
Harry Sloan
Emil Dandrea
Larry Gallagher
Beaula Hollen
Dolores Sloan
Tie a Level Monofilament Leader and Sinker Rig
A fishing tackle note outlines tying a level 6 to 9 foot monofilament leader tested to ten pounds at the line end. It instructs tying a dropper loop 24 inches from the hook then 12 inches of thread to the loop and adding a Dipley sinker of four ounces or more. If the sinker snags the thread will break to protect the terminal rig.
Odd fingerprints tell some tales
A Chicago report summarizes a JAMA study from Yopsilani State Hospital Michigan suggesting fingerprint patterns may indicate vulnerability to mental abnormalities. The study notes schizophrenic patients often show near complete circles and arch patterns, with rare center whorl breaks or short broken lines compared with healthy individuals.
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Chicago
UPI
Journal of the American Medical
Yopsilani State Hospital
Michigan
Webster's Third Edition Highlights Long 45 Letter Word
New Webster's Unabridged Dictionary features pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis as the longest term, a synonym for silicosis, noted in the Third Edition launch. The entry emphasizes its medical nature and unusually lengthy spelling for English lexicon.
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New York
Lemon parsley adds flavor to perch dish
Step by step fry perch with salted cleaned fish. sauce uses butter parsley lemon juice and peel. Pickled crawfish mixture prepared with vinegar lemon juice mustard salt pepper and spices. refrigerate overnight then add crawfish meat and serve with crawfish boiled and peeled.
Safe flying urged by statistics claim
In San Francisco UPI reports aircraft travel is five times safer than driving and comparable to rail and bus travel. Boeing safety adviser Otto E. Kirschner told aviation writers the statistic supports confidence for business flyers and their worried spouses.
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San Francisco
UPI
Ball Park
Otto E. Kirschner
Boeing Co
Badger Fur Described As Coarse and Poorly Valued
A brief note describes badger fur as thick and handsome in color yet overall coarse and of low value, implying limited market appeal for this material.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Rlyria
C-T
Lorain Countians
Dolphins
Grace Tulk
Chris-Craft Corp
Cortland, N. Y
Wg Kk
Whetstone Casting Pool
Columbus
Sarasota
National Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers
Paul Sheffield
Wellington
White River
Arkansas
Stanley Lonon
Lakeview
Ark
Ohio Forestry Association
Sherm Chambers
Ford Rd
Dennis Chambers
Dennis
Tar Hollow
Crewis
Tarpon
Jimmy Albright
French Creek Bowman Club
Long Rd
Avon
Izaak Bowmen
Kostyo
Oberlin Rd
Keith Whitaker
JL. M. Johnson
Grace Wilson
Rick Hallauer
Bob [Repas
Bill Wilson
L. M. Johnson
Belle Johnson
David Styer
Izaak
Bonnnie Repas
Eddie Warner
Akron
Leo
Bud ’N Mary's
Don Miller
Weary Battler
Islamorada Guide
Sportsmans Digest
Dipley
ARE Sco
Florida Keys
Elyrian Leo Roberts
Roger Ppp
Don Miner
Martin
Nimrod
Diagonal Rd
Ins
Rte
Smokey Bear
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Collins Auto Parts
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