Water District Conference Sees Planned Rant Loss Threatened
A garbled report notes a conference involving Los Angeles Water District and county officials. It mentions a threatened revenue loss and joint discussions on commerce and water governance. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Govieet
Commerce and
Om Water District
Los Angeles
Water Buyer
Commerce
Ted
Sheelegs
Buttonwillow
One Way Alleys Out Council Votes in Shafter
One way alleys in Shafter were rescinded after a lively council merchants debate led by Bob Godbey. Mayor Grundy supported the motion, resulting in a 2 to 2 tie as officials cited merchant opposition and lack of cooperation.
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Coundl
Shafter
Merchants
Bob Godbey
Grundy
Cass Garratz
Harvey Gaede
Elmer An
Ie Hale
Aig
Rebanas Fas
Boel
Chamber of Hes
Out Tes Se
Frankly Spearing PRANK WISHER Incoherent note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Kern's path and water concerns with unclear party names and events. No coherent incident or outcome available.
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Kern
Scout Benefit Color Film Set Tomorrow Nite
The Scouts present an all color film program tomorrow evening at 7 30 in the high school auditorium. Captain DeVere Baker of the rafts Lehi will introduce the film and discuss plans for a forthcoming committee through the Adventurer's Club of Los Angeles. Proceeds go to the scout fund for the new building with sale of the old structure noted.
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Aros Iso
Eesterium
DeVere Baker
Easter Cantata at Union Congregational Church
The Easter Choir Cantata The Seven Last Words of Christ will be staged Sunday April 15 at 4 pm at Union Congregational Church. Cast includes Jer Irv Nickel Jake Janzen Fred Starrh Kerneth Anderson and Bob Snively.
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Christ
Union Congregational Church
Jer
Irv
Nickel
Jake Janzen
Fred Starrh
Kerneth Anderson
Bob Snively
Neighbor to Neighbor Campaign Boosts Cancer Fund Drive
A local SHS PTA launches the Neighbor to Neighbor effort for the annual Cancer Crusade. Volunteers issue educational literature and pass envelopes door to door to gather contributions for American Cancer Society research and education programs. Mrs Meyer emphasizes that research leads to a cure and saves lives through outreach.
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American Cancer Society
SHS Seniors Take General Aptitude Test
SHS seniors were surveyed about future plans with 75 students noted. Twenty indicated help from the State Department to secure suitable employment and were the ones who took the General Aptitude Battery test. Files have been set up by the Bakersfield office on these students.
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Eeee State Department of A
Bakersfield
Jr. Women Seat Club Officers
The Junior Women's Club met last Tuesday evening at Mrs. John's home to review and approve the forthcoming year's slate of officers. Members welcomed the new leadership lineup and discussed upcoming club events and activities.
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John
Bakersfield B of A Contest Winners and Fresno Finalists
Entrants competed for B of A awards and answered questions to judge three winners per division. Top local prize starts at 150 dollars with up to 1000 dollars possible in Fresno area finals. Second and third place receive 50 and 25 dollars. Official had no vote.
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Fresno
Bakersfield
Theron
Psychologist to Speak at Rio Bravo School PTA
Mr. Dick Post a psychologist from Standard School will address Rio Bravo School PTA on Thursday evening April 12 on The Parent's Roll. The meeting will be held in the school auditorium.
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Dick Post
Standard School
Rio Bravo School
PTA
Spring Potato Plantings Down 24 Percent In California
California acreage for Kennebecs processing potatoes fell 29 percent from 6 147 to 4 342 acres. Long White led with 30 665 acres, down 24 percent from 40 409. Red varieties dropped 12 percent to 2 675 while Russet rose to 515 acres. Kern County had the lowest potato acreage in three years.
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Kennebecs
California
Kern County
Candidate Night at Memorial Hall Planned by Shafter Young Republicans
Five men running in the June 5th primaries will attend a Monday Candidate Night at 8 p.m. in Veterans Memorial Hall. The event is presented by the Shafter Young Republican Club for local voters to meet, listen, and question the candidates.
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Veteran's Memorial Hall
Shafter Young Republican
Grundy and Long Elected to City Council
About 9800 voters chose G. H. Grundy and Forrest Long to the city council. William and Bert, running unopposed, were also returned to office.
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G. H. Grundy
Forrest
Buster” Long
William
Bert
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Potato Growers Assn
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Memorial Hall
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