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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1951

Page

10

Kern official opposes federal gasoline tax increase

Resenbiscanin H. W. Kelly of Kern County introduces a state assembly resolution opposing higher federal gasoline taxes. He cites California revenue from motor vehicle excise taxes and argues higher gas taxes would raise operating costs, hit defense efforts, inflate consumer prices, and erode state highway funding. Kelly frames automotive taxation as a state revenue source and warns federal encroachment would threaten economy and security.

Resenbiscanin H. W. Kelly Kern County State Assembly California Kelly

Harry West Named Parade Marshal for Shafter Festival

Harry West a Kern county pioneer and agricultural leader in Shafter was named marshal of the Shafter Potato and Cotton Festival parade on May 19. He preserves old western vehicles in warehouses, owns a renowned draft horse team, and restored Granite Station in the Greenhorn Mountains, honoring pioneer history.

Harry West Kern County Shafter West California Granite Station Greenhorn Mountains Here Los Angeles San Francisco Shafter Panda

Shafter Stake Emphasized in High School Board Election

A Kern County Union High School District election set for May 18 will seek re election for two incumbents Emil Bender of Shafter and Albert Gould of China Lake. The piece urges strong turnout from Shafter and other outside communities to ensure balanced representation and support for the incumbents.

Kern County Union High School Emil Bender Shafter Albert S. Gould China Lake District Bender Gould Bakersfield Arvin McFarland Inyokern Kernville

Shafter Flower Show Highlights Student Entries

The annual Shafter Flower Show hosted by the Wednesday Afternoon Club drew praise for its beauty and quality, especially the school children’s entries. The piece argues the event boosts community spirit, civic backing, and a love of flowers, urging continued support for an outstanding local tradition in the San Joaquin Valley.

Shafter San Joaquin Valley

Seven-County Agricultural Output Reaches 1950 Peak

Agricultural output in the seven San Joaquin Valley counties totaled 974,734,080 in 1950, with field crops leading at 394,662,487 and grapes valued at 158,489,287. CVEA officials compare valley gains to state and national figures, noting potential to exceed a billion dollars as conditions improve.

San Joaquin Valley Fresno Kern Kings Madera Merced Stanislaus Tulare H. W. Kelly Shafter Central Valley Empire Association Leland Martin CVEA

School Week Menu Fresh from Richland Cafeteria

Monday offers Spanish noodles, string beans, carrots and raisin salad with bread butter milk and chocolate pudding. Tuesday serves mashed potatoes and beef gravy savory beets bread butter milk jello and fruit salad gingerbread. Wednesday features potato salad sliced cheese chilled tomatoes creamed corn bread butter milk cottage cheese and fruit salad and chocolate cake. Thursday includes beans and cole slaw bread butter milk macaroni salad fruit salad strawberry shortcake. Friday presents macaroni salad with diced cheese peas carrots bread butter milk tuna salad.

Richland

Mystery of Soviet Satellites and Kremlin Control

Berlin correspondent surveys how Soviet dominated states show puppet leadership. It notes Walter Ulbricht as real power in East Germany while Albania Bulgaria Romania and Hungary remain under Moscow backed rule. It warns Western readers of Kremlin driven misinterpretations and urges a clear warning to the right address.

Party Kremlin Berlin Wilhelm Pieck Walter Ulbricht Politbureau Poland Czechoslovakia Albania Bulgaria Hungary Romania Omar Nishani Enved Hodscha Saseno Mincho Neitcheff Dimitroff Russia Rumania Constantin Parhon Pardon Anna Pauker Switzerland Iron Curtain Moscow Tito Yugoslavia Balkan States Yugoslav

Kern Lashes Threat Out of Armory Funds

Kern County Chamber of Commerce armed forces committee wired Sacramento lawmakers opposing the legislative auditor proposal to eliminate or defer funds for a Bakersfield National Guard armory. The group led by Bur ton C. Green and George W. Footman urged preserving the budgeted armory money amid calls to reallocate it for other needs. Major J. H. Rainwater Jr. said armory sites exist in Bakersfield Delano and Taft and asserted top priority for a new armory following the departure of the Fortieth National Guard Division to Japan.

Legislative Auditor National Guard Bakersfield Sacramento Kern County Chamber of Commerce Armed Forces Committee Burton C. Green George W. Footman Warren Jess R. Dorsey H. W. Kelly Assembly Ways and Means Adjutant General Green J. H. Rainwater, Jr Kern County National Guard Delano Taft Rainwater Fortieth National Guard Japan

Open House Set At High School For Townsfolk

Principal Jack Hill of Shafter High announces an Open House on May 11 at the local school. About 200 community members attended last year as displays showcased student work under guidance. Richard Heber will MC. Gerald Hedden handles publicity. Ruth Hilbert leads displays. Wan Cain directs refreshments. A joint dinner and a fashion show by home economics closes the evening.

Jack Hill Shafter High School Theodora Richard Marr Faculty Comitee Richard Heber Gerald Hedden Wes Linda Ernest Graf Beth Payne Lowell Todd Shirley Harris Ruth Hilbert Wan“Ga Cain Home Economic Department

Blomquist Family Attends Escalon Church Dedication

Mr and Mrs C L Blomquist and their four children traveled to Escalon on April 8 to attend the dedication of the new Lutheran Church. Blomquist previously served on the church building committee before reaching Buttonwillow.

C. L. Blomquist Escalon Buttonwillow Blomquist

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