Bold food as a weapon to defeat communism
Shafter Press editorial advocates a bold nonmilitary strategy using surplus food to aid East Germans and satellite nations as a means to undermine Soviet tyranny. It argues a food-based approach could disintegrate the regime without World War III, while affirming the need for deterrence with atomic power.
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America
Korea
Berlin
Soviet
Russia
Tyr
Adversity Spurs Diversity in Shafter Agriculture
The Shafter area faces a shift from cotton and potatoes to diversified crops as cotton acreage likely falls and potato overproduction threatens. Northrup King backs alfalfa and new seeds while local egg and poultry ventures prove profitable. Dairying has declined, with feed hauls to cities. Beef finishing shows promise amid a broader diversification push.
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San Joaquin Valley
Shafter District
Shafter
Kern County
Northrup-King Seed Company
Charles Burns
California
Los Angeles
Fine Cotton Crop Lifts Shafter Spirits After Potato Price Drop
Agronomist George Harrison notes a strong Shafter cotton crop after a cool spring, aided by hot July days. The surge in growth bodes well for an on schedule harvest and improves outlook for local growers and merchants hurt by potato price declines.
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Shafter
George Harrison
Kern
Shafter Considers Special Census To Measure Growth
Shafter City Council weighs a special census to reflect current population. The 1950 count is seen as low with estimates around 2500. a school enrollment near 2300 implies a wider area population of 12 000 to 15 000. Growth largely outside city limits noted amid other regional items.
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Shafter
Lmits
Shafter-Wasco Couple Enjoy Huntsville Highway Holiday Gag
A Shafter California couple, C A Raynes and wife, visiting Huntsville Alabama, were "arrested" in a Highway Holiday stunt. They toured the city in escort to the Russel Erskine Hotel, dined publicly, received over 300 in shopping certificates, and met local officials and Pilot Club members before returning to their travels.
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Huntsville
Ala
Shafter
Wasco
California
Scottsboro
C. A. Raynes
Grover Pylant
Hubert Anderson
Pilot Club
Barbara Jones
George Culps
Jere. Evans
Vance Thornton
Highway 231
Raynes
Mr. Raynes
Miss Jones
Bill Jones
Sgt. Jones
Wright to Aid New Students at University of California
David N. Wright Kern county farm adviser received added duties as college entrance adviser for the University of California system. Wayne F. Weeks announced the appointment in Berkeley. Wright will advise prospective students and parents on campus offerings and university teaching activities.
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University of California
David N. Wright
Kern County
Berkeley
Wayne F. Weeks
University of California Agricultural Extension Service
Wright
University of California College of Agriculture
Pure Gypsum Content Check Urged for Use
In the San Joaquin Valley farmers consider checking pure gypsum content to save time and expense when buying gypsum for soil permeability. Legally, gypsum as low as 20 percent purity can be sold in California. A hypothetical haul of five tons of 20 percent gypsum yields one ton of gypsum and four tons of inert material.
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San Joaquin Valley
California
Paramount Names Chief Engineer Gordon Johansen
Paramount Manufacturing Company announces Gordon Johansen has become Chief Engineer in Stockton California after 27 years directing development of potato onion and carrot harvesting and processing machinery. He contributed the Johansen four wheel drive tractor hydraulically operated disc and other equipment. His duties include advancing Paramounts line of elevating washing sizing grading and bagging equipment and portable onion and potato graders toppers and related machines.
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Gordon Johansen
Paramount Manufacturing Company
Stockton
California
Mr. Johansen
Johansen
Paramount
Rosentiel Reports Safe Arrival From Far East Command
Word has been received that Maj. James R. Rosentiel and his wife Lois, living in Shatter, are safe in the Far East Command after a week of unclear reports. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nik Kel and their children left Sunday for Detroit to take delivery of a new car en route stopping in Minneapolis to visit relatives.
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Lois
Shatter
Far East Command
Alvin Nikkel
Detroit
Minneapolis
Buick’s Twin Turbine Dynaflow Powers 1953 Vehicle
A 1953 Buick features the Twin-Turbine Dynaflow transmission steering the wheel as performance and comfort blend in this era. The system emphasizes smooth gear shifts and refined cruising.
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Buick
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