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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1951
Page
12
A series exposes unemployment insurance fraud by a stenographer who quit work for a paid vacation and then sought benefits. She claimed job availability, refused suitable work, and sabotaged interviews while adopting sloppy attire and behavior to avoid acceptances. The report labels her a typical chiseler exploiting public funds.
A detailed critique of unemployment insurance abuses. It describes how claimants pad benefits with deceptive work tickets and how employers exploit the system. The piece argues the need for stronger enforcement and amendments to redefine suitable employment.
A fragmented log lists KWSO and related programs across weekdays and weekends with titles such as Lion Ham for Breakfast World Roundup Farm News Pacific Bible Inst. of Fresno Hymns Request Time Sunshine Sonata Back to the Bible Airline Melodies and more. The entry also notes specific show times and message blocks including News Summary and Sign Off segments.
The Rust mechanical picker joins the implement line at Motor, Truck Sales and Service. Borda announces the 1951 Rust picker with 27 major improvements, claimed to be the fastest on the market and produces clean cotton. He notes simple operation and low maintenance as key advantages.
The Rev. Martin Brannan, former Sunday School teacher, was surprised when the Intermediate Sunday School class of the Southern Missionary Baptist Church hosted a party at his home last Monday night. Attendees included Norma Harison and 14 others from Shafter and Wasco, with games and refreshments.
Kern county reported total general relief payments of 27277 for December 1950, down from 36807 in December 1949. The count of recipients fell to 823 from 1586, per California Taxpayers Association.
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