Services Held For Accident Victim Floyd Shaw
Funeral services were held in Wasco for Floyd Lee Shaw a 30 year old trucking operator who died Tuesday after injuries from a collision three miles east of Shar on Lerdon Road. Shaw's car rolled over after the crash with a sedan driven by James O Bostwick of Minter Village. He had been living at a Shafter farm labor camp and was buried in Shafter cemetery.
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Bear Flag Adopted as Official State Flag in 1911
The State Legislature adopted the Bear Flag in 1911 as the official state flag. The act formalized the flag’s status, preserving a symbol tied to state heritage and identity.
Milk Control Price Hearing On March 15
The Bureau of Milk Control of the California Department of Agriculture will hold public hearings statewide starting in March to gather data on milk production and distribution costs. W. B. Woodburn announced dates as factor changes vary. Kern County hearing is March 15 in Bakersfield at 2610 M Street, Agriculture Building.
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Railroad Fair Film Available To Groups
The Chicago Railroad Fair film preserved in sound and color 16mm is offered by the Santa Fe Railroad for industrial school club or organization showings. It presents the fair with rail exhibits and the Santa Fe Indian Village and dances along with Wheels A Rolling showing transportation progress. Copies available by writing the Santa Fe Film Bureau Los Angeles California.
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Valley Supervisors Oppose Recreation Commission Abolition
The San Joaquin Valley Supervisors Association voted against SB 1565 aimed at abolishing the California Recreation Commission after a report by Kern County's A W Noon. They warned AB 1020 48 hour week for large fire units could raise county payrolls and housing costs, and Protest will go to the association board. John Peper of Peace Officer Training urged stronger law enforcement, praising Alameda county four week program and 176 hours of instruction.
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New York Tops World in Telephone Use With 2.6 Million
New York leads global cities in telephone use with 2,600,000 telephones in operation. The figure underscores the city’s role as a communications hub and reflects a high density of wired and landline connections.
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Alumni Session Plans Complete for 17th Stanford Conference
Final plans for the 17th annual Stanford Alumni Conference are set for Saturday at the Bakersfield Inn with a 2 p.m. program featuring speakers J. E. Hobson, Graham H. Stuart, A. I. Leverson, and James A. Work. Banquet speaker Paul C. Edwards, president of the Stanford University Board of Trustees, will discuss Stanford Today and Tomorrow.
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A. I. Leverson
James A. Work
Paul C.edwards
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Kern County
John M. Brock
Sheldon
Herbert S. Stark
William F. Colm
Jack A. Clark
Norma Maxine Hake
Doris Moore Truax
John H. Beach
al. Trowbridge
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