First Christmas in Our New Home
Janice Wray and Stewart share joy as they decorate their new home for Christmas. They admire a star on the tree and place red and blue balls and evergreen garlands, recalling family memories. They finish decorating and plan to bring in presents after Janice changes.
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Janice Wray
Stewart
Janice
Janny
Coat
Christmmas
Fiat
Star Lovely
Bill
Selfish Christmas Experiment Drives Couple’s Shopping Spree
Kay Barnes declares she will be selfish for a holiday experiment and persuades Toby to join. Kay buys a quilted housecoat for herself after spotting a man purchase one for another woman, then swaps Toby’s planned gift for something else. The couple returns with a large wrapped package and laughter.
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Soby Barnes
Kay
Toby
Toby Barnes
Mr. Barnes
Barnes
Bandit
There you are Kay and the gown
Kay reacts violently as she hurls a box at him amidst a fragmented domestic scene. The exchange suggests strain in their agreement and a tense quarrel about a dressing gown destined for a tall gentleman.
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Kay
Western Newspaper Union
Migratory Labor Camp Families Move to Low-Cost Farms Near Arvin
San Francisco dispatch reports Farm Security Administration moves selected families from Shafter and Arvin migrant camps to twenty adobe homes on a 20 acre tract near Arvin. Rentals are eight dollars and seventy cents monthly including water. furniture not provided yet. Each home includes a large bedroom and sleeping porch with three quarters an acre for food production. Additional plans call for 150 more low-cost homes this winter across Shafter Coachella Westley and Tulare County tracts to meet housing and garden land needs for migratory workers.
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San Francisco
Farm Security Administration
Arvin and
Shafter
Arvin
Jonathan Garst
Omer Mills
Norman Corse
Robert Hardie
Kern County
Coachella
Westley
Tulare County
Night patrol car meets rising demand in Kern County
Sheriff Ed Champness reports November activity for the county law enforcement program. The night patrol car handled 59 calls in November, up from the previous month, aiding police and highway patrols. Citing Hallowe'en mischief which was lighter than last year, he notes twelve apprehensions for malicious mischief. Vicious and mad dogs appear as a problem with twelve to fourteen cases. Drunks and prowlers remain steady, while jail activity shows 126 inmates, 378 booked, 361 released, and 10,192 meals served. Transport requires two cars and four men, with eighty-three moved to Kern General Hospital. Overall conditions are under control and citizens aided the effort.
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Ed Champness
Champness
Hallowe’en
Kern General Hospital
Kern County
Large dogs exhibit silent soft footed gait
Large dogs display a soft footed, rolling quiet tread similar to an elephant yet as silent as a cat, a notable combination for such sizable members of the canine family.
Birds Do Not Walk in the Text
The fragment notes that birds cannot use their legs to walk, stating birds are unable to walk using their legs. It presents a brief, unusual claim without context or names.
San Joaquin Power Pays 171 618 In Kern Taxes
San Joaquin Power delivered to Kern county tax collectors checks totaling 171 618 11 for the first 1938 tax installment. Bakersfield district manager S K Fox announced the payment covering city and county taxes on property within Bakersfield and countywide assessments. Total Kern taxes for the year reach 895 025 79 with a 192 093 53 increase from last year while the company pays 232 888 65 in Kern county taxes.
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San Joaquin
Kern County
S. K. Fox
Bakersfield
Couny
Kern
San Joaquin Power
Boards of Supervisors
Taxable Property in Counties Served by Agency
Taxable property in the counties served by the agency forms part of the assessment base. The notice indicates how assessed values are allocated and the implications for local tax distributions.
Dairy Courses At Davis Campus Begin January 3
Four short dairy industry courses will be offered on the Davis campus of the University of California during the week starting January 3. The programs are open to personnel employed in California dairy manufacturing plants.
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Davis
University of California
Pedestrian Right of Way at Crosswalks Questioned
Bruce Murchison of the NRAC says motorists must stop for pedestrians crossing at any intersection. Pedestrians have the right of way in both marked and unmarked crosswalks at intersections, clarifying a common doubt about yielding to walkers.
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Bruce Murchison
Southern California Division of
National Automobile Club
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