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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1942
Page
2
A sermon urges faith in God's creation and a return to Christian revival. It asserts God made the world and man in His image with dominion over Earth, notes the decay of family life, and calls for revival of religion and home life to restore civilization.
A 1942 tribute links Independence Day to wartime resolve, praising America's persistence and unity. It notes rubber shortages influence on gasoline rationing, calls for a moratorium on dubious indictments, and reports California industries employing 701,000 in May amid labor shortages. Quisling in Norway gains an audience but not public support.
A Delano Record scan shows Emil Rostain removing a snake from a tire casing during a scrap rubber drive with union ties. Other items include local police cautionary notes, olive oil shipments, and a Kern County tax deed sale notice with multiple parcels and minimum prices listed for redemption.
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