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              <text>Articles (mostly photocopies) about commercial fisheries off the Pacific coast of North America, in which many Norwegian-Americans participated.; Lokken, Harold. "The halibut fishing, an important industry developed by Norwegians." Trønderlagets aarbok, 1940-41, pp. 76-82.; DeArmond, Robert N. "pioneers of the halibut fleet." Alaska, the territorial magazine, October 1946, pp. 16-17.; Page, Don. "Alaska king crab boom." Seattle Post-Interlligencer, August 16, 1964, pp. 9-11.; "The Alaskan king crab industry." &lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Alaska: review of business and economic conditions University of Alaska, Institute of Business, Economic and Government Research. November 1965, pp. 2-8.; Larssen, A.K. "From other harbors: Petersburg, Alaska: meaningful progress." The Fishermen's News, February 1975, pp. 3,8 ",,,From the ‘long, long ago.'" September 1977 pp. 5,18 "…From the saga of the Pacific cod fishery." February-March1980 (4 parts).; Chadwick, Susan. "They make their fortune fishing for king crab." Alaska Journal of Commerce, March 3, 1978.; Page, Don. "High stakes on high seas." Seattle Post-Intelligencer, May 27, 1978, B-7. "Record king crab harvest in Alaska." Seattle Times, December 29, 1978.; Ramsey, Bruce. "Alaska crab rush brings gold from sea." Seattle Post-Intelligencer, May 13, 1979, pp. 1-10.; Loven, Pamela S. "NW fishermen reeling from slashing of king crab prices." &lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Sept. 24, 1980.; Arestad, Sverre. "The Norwegians in the Pa;cific Coast fisheries." The Pacific Northwest Quarterly, January 1943, pp. 3-17. (and as reprinted in Washington Posten, March 26, 1943.; Article "adapted from Oil and water: the struggle for Georges Bank, by William H. MacLeish, Boston, Atlantic Monthly Press, 1985. "Incomplete copy, no author, title, source, pp. 107-110.</text>
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