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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1941

Page

2

Road must be opened to ease growth and defense needs

Editorial urges opening the Shafter Corcoran Lead via Pond to permit year round travel and relieve traffic strain from new airfields. It cites Tulare county seven mile stretch as impassable and argues for a unified plan financed by a proposed eight mill tax to fund mosquito control and road improvements in the agricultural area.

Shafter United States Army Taft San Joaquin Valley Shafter Corcoran Kern County Ki County Tulare Fresno Sant Joaquin Hanford Corcoran

Mosquito Abatement Moves to Right Track in Kern County

The Kern County Department of Public Health advances a cost effective mosquito control plan for Shafter and surrounding agricultural areas. Under the proposal the health department would oversee work through agricultural districts in cooperation with the Dr. Morris Abatement District in Bakersfield and a Delano district under formation. Estimated Shafter costs run about eight mills, with focus on eliminating brain fever among residents.

Health Department Shafter Kern County

Tonic salesman loses case over ill fitting wig demonstration

A New York hair tonic dealer sued after a wig promised to create a flowing head of hair failed to fit and looked obviously artificial. The court dismissed the suit, noting the wearer must adjust to a wig, while the tonic business faded and the wig persisted in its luxurious wave. The tale ends with a cautionary moral about marketing and misfitting props.

Vostorrene New York

Fifth Air Base basketball team trips to California

The Salt Lake City unit’s basketball squad flew from Salt Lake City to Sunnyvale in an Army bomber at 2 PM to play a Moffett Field team in the Golden State. The brief describes their rapid travel and the matchup, capturing a snapshot of wartime sports logistics.

Fifth Air Base Salt Lake City Moffett Field California Sunnyvale

I Am An American license plate display praised

A reader letter lauds patriotic display with slogan I Am An American on a car plate. The piece recounts a California trained company from the west being surprised by eastern officers and notes driving speed concerns on Central Avenue between the Santa Fe tracks and the high school.

Shafter Central Avenue Santa Fe

Penny-A-Tune gadget plays swing melody for a penny

Observation notes a Hollywood gimmick where a Penny-A-Tune device plays a soft swing tune after inserting a penny and cannot be stopped afterward. The piece also mentions a grand scale drive-in shoe repair shop in the city.

Hollywood Testaucans

Satirical Observations Spar With Spring Fever

A collage of jokes and quips from several papers notes the uneasy state of spring amid drafts and march quirks. A centenarian in the Carolinas shingles a barn while hay fever parries with pollen and Bermuda grass, prompting bemused reflections on seasonal irritants.

Frank Reed in The Alvin Booster

The fragment presents a casual remark by Frank Reed about overheard women conversation. It showcases a casual local note or column fragment reflecting everyday speech and small talk. The incomplete text hints at social chatter with no clear event or outcome.

Frank Reed

Aeronautical engineer envisions bulletproof flier protection

New York Times covers Horace Altér proposing an aircraft windshield able to resist .50-caliber bullets at close range. The design aims to shield pilots, with energy of impact under three hours of protection. Terra Bella News adds a note on unlawful possession of coin and gold price quirks in wartime commerce.

New York Times Horace J Altér E Terra Bella News America Uncle Sam Fort Logan Kentucky

University doctor links hypertension to national deaths

Dr E V Allen of Minnesota, associate professor of medicine and War Clinic chief, says high blood pressure causes twice as many U S deaths as cancer. He blames heredity, the success complex, and adults failing to learn to play. Exeter Sun notes the spring season arrives.

The Fresno Bee E. V. Allen University of Minnesota Medical Division of War Clinic America

Two Tone Shoes Highlight Distinct Brown White Pair

A pair of two tone shoes, mainly brown and white, features a bold color contrast likely aimed at casual wear. Observers note the design emphasizes vintage styling with modern comfort.

Bowling Team Heads to Las Vegas Matches

Cafe Neuman bowling team members plan to depart Shafter tomorrow for Las Vegas Nevada to compete in match games over the weekend.

Las Vegas Neuman Shafter Nevada

Notable quotes on defense, color, and jurors from officials

A collage of remarks from W G Weaver Ray Lyman Wilbur Frank Velcz Joe Smit Edith C Wilson and others. They touch on defense industry pay race and the intellect beyond skin color, plus juror qualifications and legal reasoning.

Joe Smit Rvsnage San. Quentin Ne San Quen Edith C Wilson Asst. Dist. Atty. S. F

Legion Post over quota adds members and talks

Shafter Post grows to 29 members with new inductees Rex Billess Bob Dequene Al Nikkel J Js Cc Be ty August Mettler Jack Bellows and Henry Mettler. Out of town visitors Nick Kitchack Leon Shivers A Montgomery and A Felton of Taft Bakersfield speakers on American Legion ideals. Fire season cleanup plans and May 4 operetta at Richland school announced.

Legion Hall Shafter Post Rex Biless Bob Dequene al Nikkel J. Js Cc Ty August Mettler Jack Bellows Henry Mettler Nick Kitchack Leon Shivers A. Montgomery A. Felton Taft Ralph Patrick Jack Lorraine Pop” Dukes A. Clark Bakersfield American Legion W. E. Rose

Ladies Aid Meeting at Congregational Church

The Ladies Aid of the Congregational Church held its regular gathering with members discussing upcoming charity events and plans for community support activities.

Ladies Aid of the Congregational Church

Teachers Earn Credit For A Well Executed Day

The speaker praises Professor Nickel and all teachers for their effort in organizing and delivering the day, emphasizing commendation for their roles and the successful outcome.

Nickel

Local Utility Board Sees Resignation and Appointment

Sam Lachenmaier resigns from the utility district board and W L Hetz is appointed to replace him. E C Eckmann of Shafter plans to enter cotton coins while visiting Mrs Sherman Bobst for about a month. George Smith of Alameda visits with the Manne couple as work progresses on a 35 horsepower pump and a 100 foot column. the well stands at 200 feet depth. The Shafter Kid band was out early morning.

Sam Lachenmaier Utility District Board W. L. Hetz E. C. Eckmann Shafter Sherman Bobst George Smith Alameda Fred’ Manne Shafter Kid Band

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