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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
3
A roundup of teachers, students, and residents making summer plans across California. Miss Lela O Connell and Miss Margaret Jones head to San Jose for the season. Others travel to Tulare San Pedro Bay Area Lassen Park and Morro Bay while local families visit relatives and attend events.
Mr and Mrs Gus Weyand Evelyn Unruh Miss Grace Weyand and Robert Carter spent Sunday at Pismo Visiting at Home Mr and Mrs George Norin drove to Balanced Rock north of the Jack Ranch Sunday Mrs Norin remained today as guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Pat Hyland a gbner the E P Jones of the Shafter high school accompanied by the Rev Alfred T Chandler spent several days in Berkeley this week interviewing prospective teachers at the University of California Return With Parents From Pismo Miss Bernice Scott and Mrs Alma Skaggs returned from Pismo Sunday evening where they went to fetch Mrs Skaggs parents Mr and Mrs Julius Zimmerman who had spent two weeks in the coast town Mr Zimmerman who went for health reasons is reported greatly improved Miss Annabel Wedge daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Wedge has returned to Shafter from Long Beach where she graduated from junior college Thursday Mrs Wedge drove south for the graduation ceremony and Miss Wedge accompanied her mother back to Shafter where she plans to remain through the summer In the fall she will enter the University of Redlands.
Tracks north of Shafter near Santa Fe are being repaired by 25 workers with major work on the Wasco curve to accommodate the new streamliner. The schedule shift from June 17 to July 1 delays its first run. Diesel engines now haul old cars but the time schedule awaits the streamliner’s regular service. The train will run Bakersfield to San Francisco in a bit over six hours with four valley-town stops.
The Republican candidate, aged around 52, with eleven years in civic work, was born in Illinois 1890. He worked in steel mills and sales, studied at the University of Michigan and Northwestern, moved west in 1912, and engaged in irrigation law, project construction, and banking advisory roles. He served in World War I as a Tank Corps sergeant, is married with four children, and runs a business employing twenty five.
In an era of urgent fiscal pressures, Cardin has proposed stronger economic guidelines and policy measures to stabilize markets and fund crucial programs. He urges Congress to adopt disciplined spending and targeted stimulus to sustain growth and curb inflation.
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