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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1941

Page

6

New Speed Law Set For Highways In California

California enacts a new speed law effective Sept 13 raising open highway limit to 55 mph from 45 mph. School zones remain 15 mph and business districts 25 mph with allowances for 25 mph zones to extend and possibly raise to 35 or 45 mph after surveys. Local authorities gain similar zoning power and rules allow downward zoning when open highway traffic flows between 25 mph districts.

California Culbert L. Olson State Department of Public Works

UNC lowers course credits to speed graduation for military service

The University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill has cut its course credit regulations to let students graduate sooner and join the armed forces. Freshmen and sophomores may take special examinations on required courses before enrolling.

Chapel Hill N. C University of North Carolina

Craft Work Displayed In Building Here

Exhibit set up in the Handel building beside the post office showcases hand work and craft work by Richland school children from the summer recreation program. Items include model airplanes war tanks racers glass paintings wall plaques pottery serpentine paper work wood carving and more.

Handel Richland School

Aluminum pot replaced after 15 years of devotion

Santa Cruz firemen sacrifice "Old Bessie" the aluminum coffee pot used to boil coffee for 15 years. A new daily washed granite pot replaces it claiming better flavor though some mourn the loss of the familiar taste.

Santa Cruz Cal National Defense

Lie Detector Tests Reveal Dobbs admit Burglary

Ernest Dobbs a Rock Island Negro confessed a $300 burglary in Moline after lie detector tests in Chicago showed five lies. He quipped that the machine was accurate saying that was how many lies he told.

Moline Ill Chicago Ernest Dobbs Rock Island Negro Dobbs

Ham Sandwich Sparks Long Lost Family Reunion in Brownwood

Lon Parker, 65, finally finds his long-missing children after dining on a ham sandwich. He learns Goldie Parker Mills, Opal Parker, and Ellis Parker had settled in Abilene and California, with Goldie Mills now Mrs. Goldie Mills and her siblings running cafes in San Francisco. The family reunion unfolds at a Brownwood cafe.

Brownwood Texas Lon Parker Parker Goldie Opal Ellis Parker Northwest Montana Wyoming Canada Abilene Goldie Parker Goldie Mills J. E. Haker The Iné San Francisco Calif

Dove Survives Ten Days in Heating System Pipes

In Price Utah a dove spent ten days inside a church heating system. Special services at Hellenic Orthodox church led to release of the bird when the furnace cooled. The dove emerged from a heat register with a few scorched feathers and no serious harm.

Dove Price Utah

Live Alone and Like It Barred in 1672 Massachusetts

In 1672 Massachusetts authorities forced hermit John Littlehall to join a family within six weeks, according to a WPA historical records survey. The court order required him to remove from his solitary life and settle with others.

Haverhill Mass Massachusetts John Littlehall Littlehall

Sneeze Lesson Ends as Professor Loses Teeth

In Saw Mills North Carolina a professor rebuked a loud sneeze pupil and claimed one could sneeze to escape detection. A student urged a demonstration, the professor sneezed loudly, dislodging his false teeth across the room. He recovered his teeth, restored them, and dismissed the class.

Mills N. C

First Service In New Chapel At Shafter Planned

The initiatory service for the new chapel at Shafter airfield near Bakersfield is set for September once construction completes. Chaplain Erwin Kraemer announces Republic Army Chaplain will be guest speaker and Gideon members present an address system. Civilians are invited and a seating chair is requested. four to eight men are asked to prepare musical numbers and apply to the chaplain.

United States Army Shafter Hala Eewin Kraemer Corps Area San Francisco Gideon Bakersfield Wasco John Thomas Kraemer

Officers Begin Duties After Reporting From Lerdo and Stockton

Forty two officers reported to Lerdo from other stations in active status this week for duty. Second Lieutenants from the Advanced Flying School at Stockton include A C Batley Bohman Borthick Bradford Broderson Burns Ed Burum Cannon Chandler Coleman Cooper Custard Hankey Hays Lauren Layne Eron Stath and Stovall Blau later appointed Assistant Provost Marshal. From the Advanced Flying School Phoenix arrive Second Lieutenants Aldridge Bright Carpenter Cosgove Denton Erb Hale Hubbard Jauer Journigan Kennedy Kilpatrick Lehman Lumpkin Milner Motley Moody and others joined late this week.

Lerdo Advanced Flying School Stockton A. C Robert F. Batley Thomas 8. Bohman Robert M. Borthick Jack Bradford Arlen L. Broderson HB. Burns, Jr Franklin G James W. Burum David S. Cannon Vernon _ Chandler John BE. Child Blantor J. Clark John €. Coleman Arizona Frank M. Aldridge, Jr Thos. ¥. Bright Leroy A. Carpenter, Jr Charlies P. Cosgove Edward P. Denton Theodore H. Erb Robert A. Hale Louis N. Hubbard William Ff. Jauer Wayne O. Journigan Jas. J. Kennedy Byron K. Kilpatrick Charles D. Lehman William L. Lumpkin Billy 0. Milner Lynn L. Motley Chaster E. Moody, Jr

July Business Activity Rises in California and West

California and the far west show higher July business activity with the July index at 138.4 percent of the 1935 39 average, up 27 percent from a year ago. Construction adds momentum as California total output reaches 64.6 million dollars in July, up 15 percent, with home building up 32 percent. The Farm Price Index climbs to 125 percent in July, signaling stronger farmer incomes.

California Far-West News 5 Review Federal Reserve System

Prices Rise Across Crops and Markets This Year

The report notes barley selling at nearly double last year, cotton up about two thirds, and most other commodities higher than 1940. Only potatoes show a different trend. The reference mentions San Francisco Bay spanning 450 miles square.

San Francisco Bay

Pilot plant to test sweet potato starch in New Orleans

A miniature plant is being built at the U S Southern Regional Laboratory in New Orleans to test a cheaper method for producing starch from sweet potatoes. The project aims to improve processing efficiency and reduce production costs.

New Orleans U.S. Southern Regional Laboratory

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