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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1936
Page
6
Berlin’s Reichssportfeld grounds near the city’s west end near completion for the Olympics. The 200 acre site includes an 85 percent finished stadium for 100000 spectators, a 400 meter track, a 5165 foot pool, a Greek bowl Dietrich Eckert theater, a 16 ton steel Olympic bell, and August 1 lighting of the stadium altar with the Olympic flame relayed by 3,000 runners from Olympia.
A fragment claims a liquid laxative as an all purpose remedy. It mentions a specific preparation with pepsin and doctors’ prescription and promotes its widespread use for various digestive issues.
Brazil's cotton acreage is set to rise sharply this year, experts say, while last year's rains skewed output. The piece argues the AAA program inflated prices by boosting Brazilian production, warns of U S mill relocations to Brazil, and discusses looming neutralty law fights and court challenges to a new farm plan.
Mrs. Jessie Stewart Lipsey of Long Beach becomes wife of Governor Frank F. Merriam in Palm Springs ceremony. She will preside over the governor's mansion, vacant since Governor James Rolph Jr. passed away.
California oil companies held more than four million barrels extra in storage during 1935, with 410 329 barrels added for the year. California’s crude production in 1936 reached 207 882 131 barrels, up 32 323 565 from 1934, and the daily average rose to 669 403 barrels compared with 480 845.
The State Board of Equalization reports a steady rise in beer and wine consumption in 1935 versus 1934. Beverage taxes totaled 1,690,358 dollars, up 12 percent from the prior year.
Fire of suspected arson damages eleven of thirteen stock barns in Pomona destroying vast property. The Agriculture Building, a major expo structure west of Chicago, was saved. Disturbance prompted emergency response and investigation.
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