World News Capsule From The Week
The item reviews global events including sea actions in the Mediterranean, limited American troop presence in China, a Soviet consul general in San Francisco and Tientsin, clashes in Libya, Tojo’s purge pledge, Britain’s Pacific naval moves, Moscow proximity rumors, Goebbels claims US inability to save Britain, the sinking of the Steiermark, the Prince of Wales reaching Singapore, Manchukuo-Siberian clashes, and vast unfilled orders in Southern California. It also notes Olivia de Havilland’s citizenship, Kern County medical leadership, venison storage stamping, RAF training departures, frog hunting season closing, a Kern county farmer of note, and county delegates to a Farm Bureau convention.
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Geral
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Libya
Hideki Tojo
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United States
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Bowling Results At Neuman Alley Show League Totals
Reported bowling results from Neuman alley include multiple leagues and high scorers such as Frank's Academy J Dalke 624 and Union 76 Sales K Mathews 460. The lists cover Ladies Handicap Jo Fi Club and City Barberet’s among others, with team totals ranging from 2200 to 2600.
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Stringham Drug
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C. L. Unruh
H. Bolyard
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Heler. van Atta
Jo Fi Club
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Barberet
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Lena Shultz
G. Bennett
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EE. Wallace
Cafe Neuman
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B. Perry
D. Unruh
A. Wolfe
W. Neuman
City Barbers
J. Taylor
A. Kruger
F. Cooper
R. Mettler
E. Schnidt
Druids Lodge
B. Thompson
G. Tolomi
C. Neuman
V. Hadley
H. Zimmerman
Acme
A Winchell
J. Foley
J. Panelli
B. Cadwaller
A. Zachary
Jack
J. Dalke
G. Nay
H. Hansen
J Janzen
G. Vannatta
Commercial — Navy Oil Company
P. Bender
A. Rogers
W. Bender
S. Mettler
Frank’s Academy
J. Janzen
B. Peters
B. Youell
Union
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N. McCallum
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D.schmidt
Karpe
City Barbers Post All Time High In League Bowling
The City Barbers set an all time high with 2815 pins in league play at Neuman alley, including a 1025 game. They defeated Jack's Garage Bowlers who totaled 2423 pins. Individual scores were listed.
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Neuman Alley
Barbers
Jack' S S Garage
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M’r
B. Stoller
H. Gaedeweenee
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Montgomery Cuts Basketball Squad for Season Opener
Coach Monty Montgomery trimmed Shafter High School varsity from 26 to 13 players after a week of rigorous workouts in preparation for the season opener against East Bakersfield on December 13. Surviving players include W. R. Cloud, LF. Cornelius, Rosie Daniels, Ralph Fleming, I. Mettler, Melvin, Eldon Myrick, Albert Neil, Dudley Pasley, Chuck Potter, Harold Schmidt, Burden, Gene Wilcoxon and Paul Jackson.
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Monty Montgomery
Shafter High School
Atoms in Glass Reveal Random Distances
Researchers report that glass atoms form a random distribution unlike minerals, with each atom surrounded by nearest neighbors as in crystals but distant atoms are not regularly arranged.
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Glass
American ‘Chemical ‘Society
Shafter High Students Broadcast on KPMC Bakersfield
Nine Shafter high students performed a Tado broadcast Tuesday afternoon under Speech Instructor Patricia Sepulveda. The written show highlighted campus activities and featured cast members Patty Stringham Merton Weidbe Barbara Kinnean Leonard Mah Gevene Hatcher Joel Wie Witcher LeRoy Henderson West Henderson and Leland Clancy.
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Shafter High School
KPMC
Bakersfield
Esday
Miss Sepulveda
Patty Stringham
Merton Weidbe
Barbara Kinnean
Leonard Mah
Gevene Hatcher
Joel Wie- Witcher
LeRoy Henderson
West Henderson
Leland Clancy
Spiders' Silk Used for Survey Instrument Cross Hairs
Mary Pfeiffer of Hoboken New Jersey earns a living by gathering spiders silk. She trains captive spiders to unwind their threads rather than spin webs. The silk strands are sought after for making cross hairs in survey instruments.
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Mary Pfeiffer
Hoboken
N. J
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