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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1953

Page

14

Kern County Exhibit Praised At Sacramento Capitol

State officials and visitors praised Kern County’s exhibit in the Capitol East Wing as outstanding. The display highlights Kern water and power, oil and mining wealth, agriculture, and industry with a 3D Kern County Seal replica and a Isabella Dam water feature. It notes Kern leads California in petroleum and ranks high in agricultural output and industrial potential.

Sacramento Kern County Capitol County Fred Links State Department of Finance Jess R. Dorsey Dorsey Kernity Kern County Rd Isabella Dam Kern River Buena Vista Lake

Striped Bass Map Issued By California Fish and Game

The California Department of Fish and Game releases a free second edition striped bass fishing map from the Golden Gate to Highways 9. Alex J. Calhoun, new inland fisheries chief, authored both editions. The map highlights 82 fishing resorts in San Francisco Bay and the Delta, with an estimate of over 200,000 anglers catching about 1,500,000 bass annually.

California Department of Fish and Game San Francisco Golden Gate Alex J. Calhoun Inland Fisheries Branch

California cement industry ranked second in production

The Portland cement industry in California now trails only Pennsylvania in total production, marking a significant shift in regional output. This new ranking highlights California's growing role in cement manufacture and industrial capacity.

California Pennsylvania

Southeast Asia topic for Bakersfield Forum session

The Bakersfield Open Forum will host Joe Fisher for a Southeast Asia lecture in Harvey Auditorium at eight o’clock on February five. The event is free with admission and aims to explore World Culture as a basis for peace while highlighting Fisher’s Singapore residence and career touring Asia.

Bakersfield Orient Southeast Asia Singapore Fisher India Burma Malaya Dutch East Indies China Ghandi Pavlova Will Rogers Rudyard Kipling George Bernard Shaw Arthur Rubinstein Mischa Elman Jascha Heifetz Rudolf Friml Danny Kaye Gracie Fields

County Nurserymen Invited to Meeting

Kern county nurserymen are invited to join the Nurserymen's Institute at the University of California campus in Davis tomorrow. The program features topics on climate control with plants soil amendments nursery insect control and weed management.

Kern County University of California Davis

Long Beach Executive Bohannon Named Kern County Chamber Manager

Howard E. Bohannon of Long Beach has been appointed executive vice president of the Kern County Associated Chambers of Commerce. The selection, endorsed by the directors and a review committee led by W. T. O Donnell, follows a career at Long Beach and roles with Union Oil, Lockheed, Pennzoil, and banking firms. Bohannon will assume Feb 1 and will relocate to Bakersfield with his wife, bringing a background in industrial promotion and public relations.

Howard E. Bohannon Long Beach Kern County Associated Champs of Commerce, Inc Lorin Juday Delano Dent Associated Chamber Bohannon Crountywide Kern County Associated Chambers W. T. O'Donnell Bakersfield Chamber Associated Chambers Nebraska California Union Oil Company of California Southern Division Pennzoil Company of California Pacific Southwest Trust & Savings Bank First National Bank of Los Angeles Security Bakersfield Episcopalian Church

New Tax Structure Cuts California Unemployment Taxes

James G. Bryant announced a 1953 tax change under which about 30,000 of 251,000 California employers will pay no unemployment insurance taxes and 25,000 more will pay less than the 1952 minimum. The lower rate, effective January 1, reduces revenue and actuarial funding needs while the fund remains pooled.

California James G. Bryant Bryant

Inventory Team to Interview Kern Air Force Reservists

More than 600 Air Force reservists in Kern county will be interviewed by a Fourth Air Force inventory team starting Feb. 2. Maj. Gen. Alfred A. Kessler Jr. says the nationwide effort checks reserve strength and individual status, using records dating to 1945. Interviews at 1706 North Chester Ave. in Bakersfield will collect family status skills since discharge and physical condition, with no recall to active duty implied.

Air Force Kern County Fourth Air Force Alfred A. Kessler North Chester Ave Bakersfield

X Ray Unit Set for Emergency Use by Kern County

The Christmas Seal mobile x-ray and disaster unit will be available for Kern County Civil Defense in emergencies. Officials say the unit, soon to be purchased, features a power plant running water and a lab and can serve as an emergency communications center. Donations to the Christmas Seal drive are urged to fund the project.

Kern County Civil Defense and Disaster Council Civil Defense Charles Pierce Pierce Kern County Tuberculosis and Health Association James F. Barnard County Civil Defense and Disaster Council Barnard M. Donald Harman Teamsters' Union Electricians’ Union William Whiting Harman Lillian Karlan County Tuberculosis and Health Association

Missionary to Speak Four Weekend Addresses in Shafter

W. W. R. Lake a missionary with forty years in the Orient will present four talks at the Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Shafter this weekend. He has served in India Burma Malaya the Straits Settlements and Borneo. The schedule lists Friday 7 30 p m Four Years Experience in Japanese Prison Camp in Borneo Saturday 11 a m Providential Leanings in Sanrawak Borneo Saturday 3 p m Three Years Experience in the Maharajas Palace in India and Sunday 8 15 p m A Manifestation of Gods Power in Malaya.

Orient Shafter Lake Seventh-Day Adventist Church India Burma Malaya Straits Settlements Borneo Sanrawak Maharaja's Palace

Shafter Area Prepares For Major Potato Planting Season

Agricultural experts forecast Shafter belt will plant over 6000 acres of potatoes this season. Seed potatoes processed through local sheds indicate a large upcoming crop. Growers in the immediate vicinity are actively planting and expect completion within two weeks.

Shafter

Kern County backs Bay barrier bill to study feasibility

In a Motel Canelo meeting, about 28 Kern business and agricultural leaders endorsed H W Pat Kellys Bay barrier study bill. They urged early hearing and support from the San Joaquin Valley Supervisors Association as well as the Farm Bureau in seeking a $250000 feasibility study by the state water resources board.

Kern County H. W Pat) Kelly San Francisco Bay Assembly Canelo Shafter Kelly San Joaquin Charles P. Salzer Kern County Board of Supervisors Curtis Graves Buttonwillow Farm Bureau Salzer San Joaquin Valley Supervisors Association Graves Fresno Assemblyman Joaquin Valley Supervisors ‘Association State Water Resources Board Senate Zuyder Zee Holland Kern Salter W. R. Woollames Delano John Holt Arvin Vance Webb Taft Jimmy Radoumis Board of Trade W. F. Jones Clarence Anninster Wasco Irrigation Wasco H. M. Holloway Earl Cometta Delano Chamber of Com Merce

SWID Directors Named With Bakersfield Leaders

The article lists a slate of SWID directors and engineers including Burt Greene Belano Herbert Sears Charles Manly R E McCarthy Paul Newell Ira Unruh Obie Hawkins John F Jacobsen John J Peters Jr David M eee George J Harrison C H Burns R Jacobsen C W Graves H E Woodworth and L B Nourse among Bakersfield Shafter Wasco Buttonwillow placements.

Burt Greene Southern Shafter C. W. Graves Buttonwillow H. E. Woodworth Bakersfield L. B. Nourse

Cooks Win Pillsbury Bake-Off Title With Snappy Turtle Cookies

Mrs. Peter S. Harlib, wife of a Chicago police officer, won the 1952 Pillsbury Bake-Off for Snappy Turtle Cookies earning $25,000 and appliances. The page details mold steps, egg white dip, and a chocolate frosting for the cookies and notes the presentation to Mrs. Nixon.

Chicago Peter S. Harlib Waldorf Astoria Pillsbury Richard M. Nixon

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