Bowling Night Sparks High Scores at Neuman's Alley
Last Tuesday at Neuman's Bowling Alley patrons celebrated high scores led by Johnny’s near perfection. A bowling academy under new Paynes management draws many, with strong men's team turnout and plans for women and mixed teams in Shafter. January 21 standings listed.
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Johnny
Perre
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Shafter
Final Talks On Curriculum For Richland Teachers
Richland teachers gather at Shafter Motel for dinner and Dr Zanon’s closing address on The Teacher's place in the World Today. A panel led by Eva Risner with Leah Kinney, Fred Curtion, Mrs Crawford and Lawrence Kattenhorn discusses school community roles and child development needs.
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Richland Teacher's Club
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Eva Risner
Leah Kinney
Fred Curtion
Crawford
Lawrence Kattenhorn
Kinney
Pere
Crawford Cnnineeed
P.T.A
Dorothy Kirkham
Kirkham
San Francisco Port Key Hub for Pacific War Mobilization
San Francisco stood as the principal port of embarkation for men and materials headed into the Pacific Theatre of War, serving as a major logistics gateway for Allied operations.
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San Francisco
Owners fly south to enter harness races at Hollywood Park
L. A. Camp and William Lath enmaier flew south last Tuesday to visit Hollywood Park where their horses train for harness races starting April 11. San Francisco has balanced its budget each year since its 1932 charter. In 1937 through 1944, 784 San Franciscans died in auto accidents.
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L. A. Camp
William Lathenmaier
Hollywood Park
San Francisco
San Franciscans
Father of Reverend Bruner Improves After Train Accident
Charles Bruner of Buckland Ohio, father of Reverend J W Bruner pastor of the First Baptist Church, shows improvement though remains seriously injured after being struck by a train. His car was demolished and initial reports said he was in very poor condition.
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First Baptist Church
Charles Bruner
Buckland
Ohio
Bruner
Apple production in California counties hits nine million bushels
In 1945 fourteen California counties that produced apples harvested 9,240,000 bushels valued at 19,404,000 dollars. The figure reflects statewide apple output during the period and cites the contributing counties and monetary value.
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California
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