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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1943
Page
6
Miss Ruby Weitz of Hollywood celebrated Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs J P Weitz. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs C A Thomas of Long Beach and Dan Weitz and family.
Registrants under 25 are to be reviewed by county war boards. Agricultural deferments continue for those truly needed in farming, with cases sent for report and recom mendation. Draft changes stress maintaining man power for production and warn that address or status changes must be advised to avoid reclassification and possible induction.
The article profiles a Vermont born radio artist who rose from Bowdoin teacher to high school principal and creator of programs such as Uncle Abe and David and The Stebbins Boys. He expanded to G Men and Gang Busters and produced We the People and Sky Blazers while acting in Way Back Home and compiling hymnals.
The appeal urges continued support for the war effort by buying war bonds as Christmas gifts. It frames bonds as a patriotic contribution and highlights ongoing public backing of military campaigns.
The Kern county civilian population for January 1944 is estimated at 140000, up about 4900 or 3.6 percent from 135124 in 1940. State population is estimated at 8014000 for January 1944, up 1007000 or about 16 percent from 6907387 in 1940. Jey Durham.
A daytime dress features a fine novelty textured rayon crepe fabric. Scallop edging adds softness while a slim, simply gored skirt provides graceful freedom of movement.
Jay Durham expresses gratitude to his friends for a Christmas guitar and wishes them a Happy New Year while noting hope for a quick recovery from his injury.
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