FISHING VESSEL LANDINGS AT SEATTLE IN FEBRUARY -- March 28, 1942 (111.85 kb)
42a3b28 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR ZNFORMATZON SERVICE FISH ABD WILDLIFE SERVICE For Release UPON RECEIPT FISIZXG VESSEL LAIJDIXGS AT SEATTL; E INFEBRUARY During February, the UnitedStates halibut fleet landed 968,000 pounds of fishery products, worth $584,000, at Seattle, as the result of 112 trips

FISHING VESSEL LANDINGS AT SEATTLE IN MARCH -- May 9, 1942 (101.14 kb)
42a5b9 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR ZNFORMATION SERVICE FISH AHD WILDZIFE SERVICE For Release UPOB RECEIPT FISBING VESSEL LANDINGS AT SEATTLE IN MARCH During March, the United States halibut fleet landed 764,000 pounds of fishery products, worth $532,000. at Seattle, as the result of 77 trips to Xorth

FISHING VESSEL LANDINGS AT SEATTLE IN MAY -- July 24, 1942 (153.42 kb)
s, ,a , ” i : . ; . . : : , . : .L > A. : . . . . . . , _ . . : ) . , ‘ . . ~ ‘ . . ” : , , , , , : , ? , : “4 , . _ 4za7b~ 4 I TH@INTERfOR : 'SERVICE FISHANDWILIILIFE SERVICE For Release UPON IUXEIPT &ring May, the United States halibut fleet landed 3,980, OOO pounds of fish-ery products, worth $58

FISHING VESSEL LANDINGS AT SEATTLE IN NOVEMBER -- December 27, 1941 (93.24 kb)
41al2b27 DEPARTMENT OF THE 1NTERlOR INFORMATION SERVICE FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE For Release UPON RECEIPT FISHING VESSEL LANDINGS AT SEATTLE IN NOVFXBER During l’ ?ovember the United States halibut fleet landed 427,600 pounds of fish-ery products , worth $44,000, at Seattle as the result of 128 tri

FISHING VESSEL LANDINGS AT SEATTLE IN OCTOBER -- December 17,1941 -- December 17, 1941 (149.16 kb)
41a12b17 * DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR INFORMATION SERVZCE FISH AND WIIJXIET SEZVICE For Release UPON RECEIFT FISHING VESSEL LANDINGS A! E SW IN OCTOBZB During October the United States halibut fleet landed 771,000 pounds of fish- ery products, worth $63,000, at Seattle as the result of 98 trips to N

FISHING VESSEL LANDINGS AT SEATTLE IN SEPTEMBER -- November 22, 1941 -- October 22, 1941 (161.76 kb)
a t I ti DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERZOR INFORMATION SERVICE FISH AND WILDLIKE! SERVICE For Release UPON RGEIPT FISEINGVESSXLTLABEXVX AT SW IN sm. During September, the sixth month of the 1941 halibut semen, the United States halibut fleet landed 3,881, OOO pounds of fishery products, worth $478,000, at

FISHING VESSEL LANDINGS DURING 1941, FOR BOSTON, GLOUCESTER, AND PORTLAND -- February 19, 1942 (118.86 kb)
42a2b19 DEPARTMENT OF THE HVTERIOR I /INFORMATZ~ N SERVICE -FISH AND WIIJLIFE SERVICE For Release UPON RECEIPT FISHING VESSXL IANDINGS DURING 1941, FOR BOSTON, GLOUCESTER, AND PORTLAND. Up 27 percent in volume and 43 percent in value over totals for the previous year, the 1941 landings of fishery pr

FISHING VESSEL LANDINGS DURING APRIL AT BOSTON, GLOUCESTER AND PORTLAND--June 7, 1941 (107.66 kb)
41a6b7 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR INFORMATION SERVICE FISH AIUI VIIDLIFE SERVICE For Release UPON BECEIPT FISHING VESSEL LAEDINQS DURING BPRIL AT BOSTON, GLOUCESTW AED PORTLAND Approximately 42.8 million pounde of fresh flab, spread among 21 classi-fications and valued at $1,156,000, were landed dur

FISHING VESSEL LANDINGS DURING AUGUST AT BOSTON, GLOUCESTER, AND PORTLAND -- November 22, 1941 -- October 22, 1941 (122.31 kb)
41alOb22 -DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR INFORMATION SERVICE FISH AND WILDLIFE S; EBVICE For Release UPON RECEIPT FISHING VESSEL UNDINGS DUHING AUGUST AT BOSTON, GLOtJCESTIf; R, AND POHTUND Approximately 45.8 million pounds of fresh and salted fish, spread among 25 classifications and valued at $1,473,0

FISHING VESSEL LANDINGS DURING DECEMBER AT BOSTON, GLOUCESTER, AND PORTLAND -- Febuary 4, 1942 -- February 4, 1942 (94.11 kb)
42a2b4 'I DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR INFORMATION SERVICE FISH Am WILIZIFE SERVICE For Release UPON RECEIPT Approximately 28,196, OOO pounds of fresh and salted fish, spread among 22 classifications and valued at $1,193,000 were l. z? ded &ring December by 246 fish-ing vessels at the three ports of P

FISHING VESSEL LANDINGS DURING FEBRUARY AT BOSTON, GLOUCESTER, AND PORTLAND -- April 7, 1942 (90.17 kb)
42a4b7 DEPARTMENT OF THE 1NTERlOR INFORMATION SERVICE FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE For Release UPOTT RECEIPT FISHING VFSSELI& DII! GS DJRING l? EBRuARY AT BOSTON, GLOmESTa? AND porna Ap& roximately 11,559, OOO pounds of fresh fish, spread among 21 classifica-tions and valued at #766,000 were landed dur

FISHING VESSEL LANDINGS DURING JANUARY AT BOSTON, GLOUCESTER AND PORTLAND -- March 11, 1942 (128.80 kb)
42a3bll DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR INFORMATION SERVICE FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE For Release UPON RECEIPT FISBING VESSEL I& DINGS DURING JANUARY AT BOSTON, GLOUCESTER AED PORTLAND In 490 trips to the fishing banks, 196 vessels of 5 net tons capacity or over, landed 15,390,733 pounds of fishery produ

FISHING VESSEL LANDINGS DURING JUNE AT BOSTONM GLOUCESTER, AND PORTLAND -- August 02, 1941 -- August 2, 1941 (137.39 kb)
L 4 1 a 8 b 2 ~ DEPARTMENT O F THE INTERIO R NFORMATIO N SERVICE FIS H AND KILDLIFE SERVICZ For Release O N RXZIP T FISHIUG V E S S E L 'LAEDII~G S DURING .JU? a A T BOSTOH, GLOUCESTER, A E D PORTMND Approximately 48.5 mi l l i o n pounds of fresh fish, spread a m o n g 2 3 . . classifications a n d

FISHING VESSEL LANDINGS DURING NOVEMBER AT BOSTON, CLOUCESTER, AND PORTLAND -- January 9, 1942 (94.96 kb)
DEPARTMENT OF THE 1NTERlOR INFORMATION SERVICE FISH AI, KJLDLIFE SERVICE For Release UPOJT RECEIPT FISSII~ JG VESSEL LADIPJGS DTJRIJ! JG NOVEiBER AT BOSTOIS, GLQUC& ZTER, AID PORTIMD Approximately 37,044,000 pounds of fresh and sa? ted fish, spread among 21 classifications and valued at $1,388,000 w

FISHING VESSEL LANDINGS DURING SEPTEMBER AT BOSTON, GLOUCESTER, AND PORTLAND -- November 6, 1941 (114.74 kb)
L DEPARTMENT OF THE 1NTERlOR INFORMATION SERVICE FISHANDWICDLIFE SERVICE For Release THURSDAY, NOVlMBFR 6, 1941 FISHINGVESSEL DURING !t3ammBm GLOUCESTER, AND LANDINGS AT BOSTON, PORTLAND Approximately 49.9 million pounds of fresh and salted fish, spread among 25 classifications and valued at $1,562,

Fishing, Endangered Species Highlighted in New Publications From the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service -- September 03,1992 -- September 3, 1992 (122.19 kb)
DEPAIITMEBT of the INTERIOR mews release Fish and Wildlife Service For Release: September 3, 1992 Dorothy Deas 202-208-5634 FISHING, ENDANGERED SPECIES HIGHLIGHTED IN NEW PUBLICATIONS FROM THE U. S. 'FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE The Interior Department's U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service has announced th

FISH-STOCKING POLICY -- January 8, 1941 (219.49 kb)
DEPARTMENT OF THE 1NTERiOR INFORMATION SERVICE FISH AND WILDLIFF SERVICE For Release WEDNESDAY, JmARY 8, 1941 All elaborate gear and tackle gadgets notwithstanding, angling is still a horse-and-buggy sport! And, thanks be that, this is so, adds Nilton C. James, Assistant Chief of the Division of Fis

FIVE BIG GAME ANIMALS REPORTED FOR EACH SQUARE MILE OF NATIONAL FORESTS -- June 4, 1939 B (235.88 kb)
United States. Depm? ment of dhghahw I-FUR -m-c JCNE 4 Pmm WASHINGTON, D. CI -we-FIVE BIG GAME W‘ IMAIJS REPORT@oirl WH SQUARE MILE 03’ N& Y! IONA& FORESTS h aver& e of more than five big: e animals, for every square mile within National Barest boundaries is reported by the Forest Service, U. Se Dep

FIVE EROSION CONTROL MEASURES AID WILDLIFE ON MANY FARMS -- November 23, 1936 (176.57 kb)
RMATION FOR T’ HE PRESS Release -Immediate FIVE: EROSIOX COXTROL AILl WILELIFE ON Five inexpensive and widely applicable measures which conserve the soil and at the same time preserve wildlife, have been tested recently near Iiarwood, Md. by the Soil Conservation Service. Ernest G. Halt, in charge o

FIVE FIRMS SEEK UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SEALSKIN PROCESSING CONTRACT--November 5, 1962 (96.15 kb)
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT of the INTERIOR * news release FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE Flanagan -Interior 5634 For Release NOVEMBER 5, 1962 FIVE FIRMS SEEK UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SEALSKIN PROCESSING CONTRACT Five firms, one of them in London, England, met the November 1, 1962 deadline for submitting pr