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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1941
Page
6
Advances in design and cost reductions have made heating an integral part of the basic plan for small California homes. Gas fired floor furnaces offer inexpensive installation, compact size, and broad adaptability, with FHA specifications and AGA approved venting shaping modern solutions.
A design uses a bedroom or hallway furnace to push heat into the bathroom via a wall register. The new forced air gas furnace heats the home by mechanical circulation, can be installed in closets porches or attics, and uses built in ducts for all rooms with possible cooling in summer.
California reports a total distribution of 5 670 000 in Federal Surplus Food Stamps. The program aids eligible households, with funds allocated to food purchases across the state. Authorities note the figure reflects total disbursements to recipients to date.
The article presents the first installment of a letter from Mrs. Arthur Biggs, formerly Miss Daisy Blaettler, detailing posting from Cochabamba Bolivia. She describes teaching work, exams, travel to La Paz, and a journey across Lake Titicaca toward Puno Juliaca and Laya, with notes on passports illness and a curious fellow traveler.
Governor Culbert L. Olson's budget message argues the state's finances do not require new taxes. Political observers note Fred E. Stewart of the State Board of Equalization attributed the surplus outlook to administration policy, despite counterpoints at the time.
Governor Olson in his budget message argues two year aid receipts will exceed expenditures by over 54000 and the state can close the biennium with an $11000000 surplus. He says the tax system quickly responds to business conditions, a point echoed by 1933 Tax Reorganization sponsor Start who urged current revenue adequacy with economy. The legislature formed an economy bloc opposing new administration tax bills.
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