Lemmon Named Chief of State Chemistry Bureau
Allen B. Lemmon has been named Chief of the Bureau of Chemistry in the State Department of Agriculture after ranking first in a state civil service exam. He began in 1933 as an inspector of economic poisons and fertilizers and has been acting chief since the former chief retired. Lemmon, a Stanford graduate, holds an AB in 1930 and an engineer degree in 1932. He is married and resides with his family in North Sacramento.
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Allen B. Lemmon
Bureau of Chemistry
State Department of Agriculture
Department
Lemmon
State Service
Leland Stanford Jr
Univeristy
Palo Alto
North
Sacramento
Flower Seed Production Dominates In Lompoc
Lompoc leads global flower seed production with sixty percent of the world total raised there. Local growers, nurseries, and seed houses form a dense industry cluster driving export sales and regional employment.
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Lompoc
Tuberculosis Decline Brings Prosperity for Farm Families
Dorothy Wilkinson of the Agricultural Extension Service notes that Tuberculosis threats to children have diminished as American cattle are now nearly free of the disease. Twenty five years ago one in 80 animals were condemned, causing financial losses and spread of bone tuberculosis among thousands of children. Inspections at major cattle markets show only about one in 7,300 condemned today, reflecting a 25 year fight by farm groups, government agencies, and veterinarians that improved child health and farm profits.
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Dorothy Wilkinson
Agricultural Extension Service
Roosevelt Led Fight Against Infantile Paralysis
The text honors Franklin D. Roosevelt for launching the organized battle against infantile paralysis, symbolized by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. It notes his death left the fight to the public, which supported it for thirteen years, and it asserts history will credit Roosevelt at the top for defeating the disease.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Foundation For
Great Crippler
Nklin D. Roosevelt
Frizzells Honor Son With Family Dinner After Army Discharge
Mr and Mrs S W Frizzell hosted a Sunday family dinner honoring their son recently discharged from the army. Attendees included the Frizzells son with his wife and baby, L F Frizzell of Los Angeles, Carol Adams of Los Angeles, W C Fryatt and family of Bakersfield. Blues win gospel chapel blues contest and plan a grand party from the opposing red side.
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Frizzell
Miss Dorothy Saturn Visits Sister in San Francisco
Local teacher Miss Dorothy Saturn spent the weekend visiting her sister in San Francisco.
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Dorothy” Saturn
San Francisco
Fox Guests At Sunday Dinner In Home Of Fo Family
Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs John Fo included their daughter Elean Dorris of Los Angeles and Mrs Jack Head of Bakersfield California.
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FOX
John Fo
Elean Dorris
Los Angeles
Jack Head
Bakersfield
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Stamp and Coin Shop
Stringham's
Nell Ford
Mrs. Ford
Stringham
Dorothy Gray
Stringham’s
Shafter Drug Store
March of Dimes
Gas and Electric Company
Irthern California
California
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Pacific Gas and Electric CO
Frizzells Honor Son
BLUES
Helene Curtis
Charlotte E. Fay
Bakersfield Beauty College
Chester Ave
Jackson
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