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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1946
Page
7
Washington analysis notes farmers could spur production similar to industry and calls for coordinated action in 1946. It outlines likely congressional moves on labor disputes, anticipated wage increases for federal workers, and Britain debt talks with a vote tally cited for context.
Editor notes the California State Department of Natural Resources lists nearly 400 historic landmarks from early Indian days. Descriptions follow of sites such as MITCHELER HOTEL in Murphys and the Hooker Oak in Chico, with details on dates, notoriety, and sizes.
Mrs Vanatta entertained a group of sixteen friends at a bridge luncheon on Saturday January 5. High score was won by Mrs Pete Bender, second by Mrs J C Channeson, and low by Mrs Mollie McKinley.
Arthur Freeman president of the Frozen Foods Council of Southern California says one billion pounds of fruits and vegetables will be quick frozen for 1946. Millions of pounds of quick frozen meats poultry fish and ready cooked foods will also hit the market as the industry expands about 500 percent in eight years. The council will run a public relations program to aid home and institutional users with tips on preparation menu variations and best use of frozen products. Large amounts previously used by the Army and Navy will be diverted to the commercial market this year.
Lt Gladys Grant Mandeville daughter of Mr and Mrs E K Grant departs Shafter heading to Clinton Iowa where she will serve in an Army Hospital after re enlisting for two years in the Army Nurse Corps.
A San Jose divorce decree frames Mrs. Leslie Stevens as a placid Democrat unhappy with her temperamental Republican husband. Rollin McNitt of the Los Angeles County Democratic Central Committee calls for regional input on candidates. Mayor Lapham reports hardships observed in England. Attorney General Kenny jokes about a gubernatorial run, saying he seeks reelection as attorney general.
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