Mechanized Fishing Comes to New England Ports
The fishing industry long tied to snowy schooners and Pilgrim era routes now shifts to diesel engined trawlers operating from Massachusetts ports. The Fathom Fleet invites readers aboard to explore modern fishing grounds aboard these new vessels.
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British Greek Retreat Costs Nazi Troops Heavy Losses on War Front
In a wartime column, Edward C. Wayne notes Greek and British rear-guard resistance costing the Nazis as they retreat through Thrace and Macedonia toward Thessaly. He cites Churchill, Korizis' suicide, King George II forming a military cabinet, Roosevelt urging public awareness, and debates over Atlantic convoy strategy.
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Restaurateur Believed Himself Well Supplied
A couple dines at a restaurant and cannot pay the bill. The husband offers his wife as security, prompting the proprietor to quip that he already has a wife, implying the wife cannot be moved as collateral and the bill remains unpaid.
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