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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1943
Page
4
The piece argues that a world currency and universal language remain unlikely in the near term. It notes that while shared money could reduce international quarrels, true global money requires lasting peace and cooperation, unlike limited occupied country notes backed by two nations.
Refers to wartime advertising changes urging brands to showcase tech gains in military gear while bankers warn firms to sustain consumer demand through continued ad campaigns. Emphasizes promoting postwar goods and encouraging savings to curb inflation, citing religious and financial perspectives. Includes local notices on mass and community events.
Resolution notes Woollomes Wimmer seek to buy parcel in Kern County from A F McQuiston and Vera V Me for 1200 dollars to use as a road yard for the First Road District at Shafter California. Notice fixed by meeting minutes and publication in The Shafter News. City Clerk Frank Shaw to publish August 12 1943.
Sunday school at Mennonite Brethren Church hosts two departments led by Pastor H. D. Wiebe with 9 30 a m classes and 11 a m sermons in German and English The day includes prayer circle Bible study and revival services The Vacation Bible School begins August 16 at 8 30 a m in the church building Union Congregational Church announcements note no Sunday preaching for two weeks then resumes August 28 Sunday school led by Walter E Haag First Baptist Church in E Lerdo Highway lists 10 a m Sunday school and 11 a m service with the Seed of Eternal Life theme. evening programs include Young People at 7 p m and Bible study plus prayer meetings daily The column ends mid note with a Legion-Ser reference.
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