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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1937

Page

8

Global News Reel of Miracles Disasters and Deaths

A sweeping roundup notes battleships, missing aviators Earhart and Kingsford Smith, deadly volcano and tsunami in New Britain, rail and train wrecks in Mexico and Spain, and crashes in the United States. It reports sports titles in Portugal and England, Soviet polar flights, fires, heat waves, and oddities from zoos and rodeos across multiple cities.

Colorado Amelia Earhart Nooman Honolulu Andaman Sea Burma Sir Charles Kingsford- Smith Tom Pethybridge London Sydney Rabaul New Britain Mexican Mexico City al Perreira Portugal Henri de Glane France Paris Fortress of Suomen- Tinna Helsingfors Finland Darjeeling Bengal Himalayas Henry Cotton Carnouster Scotland United States Moscow Japan China Peipin Tokio Spain Valencia Imperial Japan Tientsin Paul van Zeeland Leopold Brussels North Pole British Columbia San Francisco Densmore Shute Boston Walton Heath England

Side Glances on Roaches Termites and Senate Records

A cockroach sheds its skin and grows. Over 4,000 termites found in a single cubic foot of infested wood. Publication of senators speeches in the Congressional Record costs about 250000 dollars per session.

Congressional Record

Curious World Facts From Pathfinder Magazine

A compilation of quirky statistics and trivia including Chicago bike paths, beer history, income sources for Uncle Sam, glow worms, France’s view of music, teeth strength, Garfield’s left-handedness, Pullman linen use, fatal illnesses, longevity odds, global money and oil for paper, and New York subway ridership.

Fortune Favors Fools and Wise Words in Vivid Prose

A poetic meditation on fate and virtue contrasts fortunes and folly. It notes that fortune often favors fools yet punishes later, warns against vanity, and urges self knowledge and prudent company. The set of maxims blends moral insight with worldly observation.

BULLS EYE HITS Harvard Survey of Explorers

A survey section notes Harvard's program for explorers. The report lists a Department of Justice file with 1,800 tire patterns and cites California fruit drying figures. A Kern Y M C A camp group travels to Greenhorn mountains with Mrs Eckmann joining Shafter residents.

Department of Justice Washington, D. C A. W. Eckmann Greenhorn Mountains Eckmann Kern County Portuguese Meadows Shafter A. W. Gaede

Motor Trip to Southland Shafter Residents Travel South

Myron and Elroy Janzen drove to Los Angeles to return their brother Darrell, USC student and scholarship recipient, home. Other notes include vacation trips to Escondido and Pismo Beach, visits from Tulare and Sacramento, a local wedding license pursuit, and church summer recess announced by Union Congregational.

Southland Myron Elroy Janzen Los Angeles Darrell H. J. D. Janzen L. A Helmuth Reich Shafter Firesteel South Dakota

River Scene Pictured With Buster Crabbe at Shafter Theatre

A scene from Zane Grey’s thrilling western River stars Buster Crabbe and June Martel. The production will play at the Shafter Theatre Friday and Saturday.

Zane Grey Buster Crabbe June Martel Shafter Theatre

Classified Advertisement Rates and Policy Note

Advertisement rates outline charges two cents per word with a minimum one insertion and 25 cents for three insertions plus 50 cents for three insertions. The notice describes placement in the department and general terms for For Sale and Lost notices.

Alamo’s Role Through History as Fort and Mission

The Alamo in San Antonio began as a mission school and later functioned as a fortress after 1795. It housed garrisons from six nations and displayed multiple flags including Mexico, Texas, the Confederacy, and the United States. The text notes historical symbolism and a reference to gas consumption in the United States.

San Antonio Texas Alamo Mexico

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