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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1936
Page
2
Dora and Paul ski through snowy woods to a New Year’s dance. They joke about Andy’s caution, praise his reliability yet call him dull, and reflect on imagination and risk as they press toward their destination.
A fragment intertwines a reflective poem about Old Father Time with a survival tale where Dora twists an ankle. Andy carries Dora home through a harsh landscape while Paul and Dora's plans for a New Year party fade. the scene closes with Andy’s quiet resolve and implied romance.
Fred Gordon, directing a college orchestra at South wood Country club, proposes to Beatrice during a New Year party. She loves him but insists they finish school first. He plans to start his career and hopes for a future together, while Beatrice vows to wait.
In ANTA Monica California the Social Register critiques aristocratic airs and mismatched marriages while referencing Gene Tunney Eddie Duchin and Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr. The column riffs on society, hunting policy, Liberty League, and future inventions with wit and satire. It lightly lampoons high society and national figures.
A historic seating project aims to rebuild a set of 48 seats believed linked to a 1600 origin. Officials outline the scope and funding steps for restoring the antiquated assembly.
Analysis notes young New Deal lawyers expect a constitutional path to regulate wages hours and crop reductions via new Guffey coal law and AAA tactics. They foresee court battles over delegation and federal authority while hedge against NRA and AAA rulings.
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