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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1946
Page
5
The text notes a government sanctuary for waterfowl near San Presidio. It also mentions the Padres established Santa Clara Mission and the campus of the University of Santa Clara retaining that historic site.
A kitchen notice outlines broiler use for tender steaks lamb chops and ham. It covers selecting cuts shaping ground meat into steaks advising on cooking times distances from heat and safety notes for pork veal and other foods. It also provides a simple recipe for broiled spareribs with a seasoning mix and sauce.
An unclear report notes Astrakan lambs selected for numerals, a clock of slaughter for fur, and a site at the Ferry Building in San Francisco with four days described as three feet long.
District Director John E McGovern of the Federal Housing Administration urges Southern California owners to convert and rehabilitate existing structures to ease the housing shortage for veterans The FHA will insure loans up to 5000 for seven years with payments in small installments Conditions require the property be in a designated war housing area provide additional living space and give occupancy priority to World War II veterans
Boxers and other athletes benefited from Dr. Wilfred Fralick’s plastic cast technique that rebuilt fractured bones. Notable recoveries include Jack Delaney Max Schmeling Tiger Flowers and Gene Tunney before Dempsey fights. McMillin named Football’s man of the year. Indiana U’s four seasons yield 27–10–3. Racing miniature autos emerge with 112 mph potential. Orange Bowl tickets sold out well in advance. San Francisco infrastructure lists 1005 miles gas mains and 97 miles trunk sewers.
The Nations Business Newsmen say English legislators work late and keep journalists on the job. They note the House rarely ends before 9 15 p m and reporters fear being scooped. It contrasts with Congress members who often miss sessions and fail to report.
The National Health Council reports twenty thousand health agencies in the United States with three hundred thousand volunteer directors and hundreds of thousands of workers. They receive fifty million dollars yearly from contributors. The council urges a coordinated national program to guide volunteers and unify funding for better results.
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