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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1942

Page

3

Shafter News Briefs Note Seed Grower Visit and Local Activities

Oscar Ebe a seed producer from Custer Washington visited Shafter with county potato specialist T. H. Hawkins. Four cars of early potatoes shipped from Edison district tonight. Local residents travel to Los Angeles Bakersfield and Sequoia Park. Alumni and visitors join church events and a range of social and civic activities reported this week in Shafter.

Oscar Ebe Custer Washington T. H. Hawkins Edison

Volunteer Wheat Policy Eases War Time Planting Rules

Kern County Agricultural Conservation officials announce relaxed AAA rules on volunteer wheat growing beyond farm allotments. Farmers may let volunteers grow for any use without AAA payment deductions if seeded within 1942 acreage and harvested from the excess, with stored grain on the farm subject to a quota penalty.

Kern County Agricultural Conservation Assocation AAA R. Bright

Civilians May Pilot Army Air Corps Planes

The Army Air Corps plans to enlist civilian flyers at Minter Field Bakersfield with Captain Roy L. Jones announcing 100 licensed pilots aged 21 to 42 may join. Enlistments are voluntary and new civilian pilots will be paid 3600 dollars yearly while in a six month brush up program before commissioning as lieutenants.

Army Air Corps Minter Field Roy L. Jones Air Corps Jones Bakersfield Hhe Cvil Minter

World News Roundup From The Week In War Europe

British bombers raid Germany and attack the Krupp works as reports claim Bulgaria will supply 210000 troops to Germany. See arrests in Brazil linked to a large Nazi spy ring, and a raid on St Nazaire. Japanese forces advance in Sumatra while New Guinea floods hinder moves. China accuses germ warfare by Japan as Domination talks loom. Frank Kavaski linked to Black Dragon unit. Bakersfield man Restitute denied bail. Air raid siren tests planned countywide.

Germany Bulgaria Brazil St. Nazaire Great Britain Domin New Guinea Sumatra Frank Kavaski DiGiorga Arvin Black Dragon Society Jerry ‘Restitute el. Adobe Bakersfield

War Time Budget Pushes Massive Army Expansion

Emergency appropriation of 18.302 billion dollars would fund 31 070 new army war planes and support 3 600 000 soldiers. Roosevelt orders priority shipment of war supplies to Russia. War Production Board unfreezes domestic refrigerator stocks. Stassen, 34, announces he found naval reserves and will resign as Minnesota governor. Franklin named to head army transport service and Pacific War council created. Tax revisions proposed for medical expenses dependents and home expenses when wife works. Roosevelt tax policy signals effort to fund war and debt limits.

House Roosevelt Russia War Productions Board Harold E. Stassen Minnesota Carolyn Wells New York ‘City John M Franklin Army Transport Service Pacific War Council Washington W. S. Farsh Standard Oil Company of New North American

California News Roundup of War II Era Events

The report lists multiple items from the day including an explosion at Cal Tech injuring six, a plan to recruit 100000 farmers to defend the state, Japanese air activity over Los Angeles, a 4-H conference in Berkeley, marriages and legal actions involving film figures, and military orders. It notes arrests of Japanese aliens in Kern county and a new Kern River bridge opening, plus local parade scenes and a Bakersfield alien detention case.

James ‘A. Mills Associated Press D'Esat Ventura Kellogg California Institute of Technology Culbert ‘Olson Avnences Los Angeles Berkeley Busby Berkeley Hollywoer Tanee Claire James California Lew Avreés Cama Robert Noble Ells Jones Earl Warren MacArthur Los Angeles Harbor Edward H. Heller San Francisco University of California Kern County William Compton Bakersfield United States Army Anir Corps Hawaiian Islands Japanese ‘Imperial War Fund Kern River Oildale Taft Merchants Jerry Restitute

High School Firemen Learn Forest Fire Duties

Shafter high school boys volunteering for summer forest fire duty attended a Tuesday class at the school. About 40 boys were present as a motion picture was shown and instruction given on handling fires. Three more instructional classes will be held. San Francisco contains 67 of 104 regional federal offices in California. Civic Auditorium seats over 10,000 and was presented to the city by the Panama-Pacific International Exposition.

Shafter Asx Forest Fire San Francisco California

Sugar beet acreage expansion to ease shortage eyed

A proposed national sugar shortage remedy includes increasing sugar beet cultivation by 7000 acres in the district, boosting total from 3000 to 10000 acres next year. Most expansion centers at Lerdo Buttonwillow with minor plantings in Tulare county. The American Crystal Sugar Company of Oxnard holds the crop contract.

After Lerdo Buttonwillow Tulare County American Crystal Sugar Company Oxnard

23000 Farmers Enrolled In California Volunteer Fire Brigades

More than 23000 California farmers have enrolled in volunteer firefighting companies organized across rural areas. Woodbridge Metcalf reports 2154 companies in 42 counties, with crews already formed and ready to operate.

California Woodbridge Metcalf University of California Agricultural Extension Servie Metcalf

Rural Fire Prevention Groups Formed in War Plans

Metcalf announced new rural organizations under the Agricultural Extension service, State Council of Defense, and State Division of Forestry to address summer fire hazards. The groups will integrate into the state fire disaster plan created before U.S. entry into the war, coordinating community cooperation and use of all firefighting facilities to protect every area.

Ganized Cooperative Supervision Agricultural Extension Service State Council of Defense State Division of Forestry Met Elf United States Metcalf

Friends Vacation At Woodlake Hosts

Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Buhler spent the week end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan F. Heinrichs at Woodlake.

Tom Wedge Long Beach William Michael ‘Thompson Harry Thompson Wedge Thompson J. D. Patterson Shafter Barling Texas Marion Crockett N Atwater W. S. Crockett A. W. J. Bestwater Huntington Park Bill Bestwater Adolph Buhler Woodlake Dan F. Heinrichs

Pacific Coast Salmon Pack Rises 41 Percent Over 1940

The Pacific Coast salmon pack increased by 41 percent compared with 1940, reflecting a strong rise in catches last year and signaling improved yields for the fisheries sector.

Defense Bonds or Stamps Every Pay Day

A patriotic appeal urges purchase of Defense Bonds or Stamps each pay period to support national defense. The message contrasts bonds with stamps as options for funds, urging steady public investment.

U. S

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