Marines Recruit Offices Relocated to Temple and Main
Lois L Berry reports Major George D Hamilton confirms Marine Corps recruiting offices move to Room 6 35 in the new U S post office and court house at Temple and Main streets Los Angeles. Applications accepted by mail or in person with monthly intake for training in San Diego and assignment to the U S fleet or a shore station domestic or foreign.
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Lois L. Berry
George D. Hamilton
Marine Corps
Los Angeles
U. S. Post Office
Court House
Temple and
Main Streets
Hamilton
San Diego
United States
Alabama Singers from Oakwood Impress At Adventist Church
Nine Alabama Singers from Oakwood Junior College Huntsville performed Negro spirituals and southern folk songs Monday at the Shafter German Adventist church. Directed by C Edwin Mosley with Charles Deckerson at piano, the ensemble under J L Moran’s management toured to support the college, drawing a standing room only crowd.
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Alabama Singers
Oakwood Junior College
Huntsville
Alabama
Shafter German Adventist Church
C. Edwin Mosley
Charles Deckerson
J. L. Moran
Southland
Teletype System Favored By Local Chief Of Police
Chief of Police Murray Arnold will attend a Kern county board of supervisors meeting in Bakersfield to urge a county wide police teletype system linking Taft Shafter Delano Tehachapi Bakersfield. He says the system would cut telephone costs speed up crime checks and create a permanent written record. The plan was first discussed last Monday with the supervisors.
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Murray Arnold
Bakersfield
Kern County Board of Supervisors
Arnold
Horace Grayson
Taft
Shafter
Delano
Tehachapi
Shafter High Announces 1967 Track Meet Schedule
Shafter high announces an interclass meet on March 17 and a tentative season schedule. The list includes Tehachapi at Shafter March 25 Bakersfield relays April 1 Maricopa at Shafter April 14 or 15 Tulare relays April 22 East Bakersfield at Bakersfield April 28 and West Coast relays at Fresno May 13. The squad will also duel McFarland and compete in the Sierra League meet with dates to be set.
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Shafter High School
William White
Tehachapi
Shafter
Bakersfield Relays
Bakersfield
Maricopa
Tulare Relays
East Bakersfield
West Coast Relays
Fresno
McFarland
Dr Arthur Steiner to Speak on Italy at Bakersfield Forum
Dr Arthur Steiner UCLA political science assistant professor will present tonight at 8 at Bakersfield evening school forum. His topic is The Foreign Policy of Italy. He spoke knowledgeably at a November forum meeting.
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Arthur Steiner
Italy
Forum Tonight
University of California At
Los Angeles
Bakersfield
Concrete Boundary Marker Marks U S California Corner
A concrete marker at the southwestern corner of California and the United States defines the boundary line. The marker denotes the meeting point of the two jurisdictions and signals official border status.
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California
The
United States
Rise of a New Federalism in Narcotics Control Study
A Columbia University press study by Dr. Jane Perry Clark outlines how federal, state, and local agencies collaborate to curb narcotics trafficking. It notes limited federal aims, state policing, and informal cooperation, with examples from San Francisco and shared courtroom dynamics in narcotics cases.
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New York
Columbia University Press
United States
Jane Perry Clark
Barnard College
Federal Social Security Board
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Doctor Clark
Federal Secret Service Relies on Local Police Aid
Officials say federal secret service work depends heavily on cooperation with state and local police for arrests, counterfeit raids, presidential protection, and other duties. Detectives often attend district offices and some officers are assigned to federal work full time.
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Federal Secret Service Division
Secret Service
Clark
National Parks Get WPA Grants For Model Recreation Areas
The national park service will use 5.81 million dollars from the Public Works administration to finance 87 projects including demonstration developments at Mendocino Woodlands California Lake of the Ozarks Missouri and Lake Winnemac Indiana along with dam cabins playgrounds and trails. Other funded items include reconstructing Old Derby Wharf Salem Massachusetts expanding wildlife research bureaus in Washington and San Francisco and improvements at Mount Rainier Glacier and Yellowstone parks. The program also funds fall broadcasts of Americas Hours of Destiny and maintains travel bureaus in New York Washington and San Francisco.
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National Parks
WPA
Washington
National Park Service
Public Works Administration
Mendocino Woodlands
California
Lake of the Ozarks
Missouri
Lake Winnemac
Indiana
Salem
Mass
San Francisco
Mount Rainier
Glacier
Yellowstone National Parks
America
New York
Forgetful Mayor Proposes Council Meeting
A forgetful mayor meets councilman William Rose on the street and suggests scheduling a council meeting soon. The exchange shows his challenge in recalling council members and organizing city affairs.
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Forest Acres
William Rose
Bill
Councimen Rise
Peter Preaches to Gentiles Lesson Emphasizes Equality
A religious lesson stresses that God shows no favoritism toward race or wealth. Peter and Cornelius illustrate gospel outreach to all nations, calling believers to remove prejudice and proclaim Christ to every people as the Spirit moves among hearers.
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Peter
Cornelius
Christ
Jesus
Stein
Sue
Revelation and Reason in a Theological Reflection
A reflective meditation contrasts revelation and reason in weighing truth. It questions how man can be just with God and urges silent reason while asserting the primacy of divine speech over human argument. The text weaves Latin and biblical allusions to explore faith and understanding.
Billion Dollars in Sunshine Sold by Kern County at Fair
Kern county displays its resources at the Golden Gate Exposition in San Francisco within the San Joaquin Valley building. The exhibit features a topographic relief map, giant photo murals, and a glass case showcasing mining, cement, borax, oil, and other industries. The centerpiece is a 48 pound nugget from the Golden Queen mine with 450 ounces of gold and 400 ounces of silver, insured for thousands.
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Kern
San Joaquin Valley
San Francisco
Treasure Island
Kern County Chamber of Commerce
Bakersfield
Ole
Golden Queen
Soledad Mountain
Mojave
Kern County
Twenty Six Students Earn Traffic Safety Certificates
Twenty six students at Shafter high school completed a three week traffic safety course by William White earning certificates after passing three exams. The tests covered a driver license style exam a reading on Youth at the Wheel and the state vehicle code. Noted speakers Captain Roy Galven of the California Highway Patrol and Chief Murray Arnold presented and motion pictures on traffic hazards were shown.
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Shafter High School
William White
Roy Galven
California Highway Patrol
Murray Arnold
Eldon Myrick
Lenora Wittenberg
Jack Weatherford
Ellis Hamilton
Kenith Leeper
Bob Teague
Cletus Daugherty
Darrell Payne
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Nice
California State Narcotic Service
Attemt
Secret Service Division
United States Treasury
Harold L. Lundquist
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Moody Bible Institute
Caged
Western Newspaper Union
International Council of Religious Education
Wresno
Madera
Merced
Red Rock Canyon
Arvin
Randsburg
Wasco
Sutserihe
McCall's Magazine
Pictorial Review
the Farm Journal
Farmer's Wife Magazine
Woman’s World
Shafter Press
Shafter, California
McCall's Magazine Pictorial Review
I Nife
San Joaquin Grain Co
Santa Fe Depot
14Th
D Streets
de Luxe
Pennsylvania
Puprem
West
Csi
Rio
ST Sale
Western Auto Supply Co
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