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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1947
Page
15
The Service Department of National Automobile Club warns that worn gear interfaces mismesh, causing rapid breakage. As gears fail, repair costs double and the situation becomes highly unpleasant for car owners.
Abnormal feather blackening in New Hampshire chicks is tied to vitamin D deficiency in the ration. The piece notes 4-H achievement winners at the national congress in Chicago during the Inter national Livestock Show, and reports on creptal topics from molasses weed spraying in California to ice keeping vitamins in produce.
A collection of statements from Californians on arts labor crime and schedules. S. F. vet stage star Guy Bates Post notes being stage struck in a refined way. Sacramento food retailers association leader comments on labor costs. Berkeley economist Ira B. Cross warns of an upcoming low mood. Michael Riordan, San Francisco police chief urges PTA action against juvenile crime. Lily Pons discusses heavy recording schedules and discipline.
Aid to the needy in Kern county reached 251 052 for October 1947, up 15 percent from July, with 82 074 from federal funds, 105 845 from state funds, and 63 133 from the county treasury. Statewide October aid total rose to 13 233 810, an 11 percent rise from July’s 11 950 139.
Dinner guests for Thanksgiving at Mr. and Mrs. Darrell C. Hill included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill of Davis California and Mr. and Mrs. Rothrs and family of Ontario California. Jack Hill is the son of D C Hill and Rothrs is Mrs D C Hill's brother.
The Public Safety Department of the National Automobile Club warns that a motorist cannot drive safer than his car permits. Drivers should ensure windshield and rear window are clean, wipers work, exhaust has no leaks, brakes are sound, and tires have no serious flaws.
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