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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1943

Page

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Kern County Citizens Urged to Prepare for Raids

Paraphrasing the warning of Regional OCD Director James C Sheppard the attack threat to the Pacific Coast is greater now than ever before Kern County officials urge enrollment in civilian defense training in schools across the county instructors trained at the local depot on January 16 17 22 and 24 provide basic courses including incendiaries gases and general topics for volunteers in outlying Kern communities Vallejo emergency response prompts a refresher for CD workers and renewed vigilance amid threats from Japan with warnings that attacks could occur without notice and must be met with constant drills and preparedness

OCD James C. Sheppard Pacific A . Noon Kern County Sense Council Dewe Kern Vallejo Larry Wise Civilian Defense Council Wise Sheppard Noon

Californians Face Hunger Charged by Associated Farmers

The Associated Farmers of California accuse federal agencies of bungling farm labor action causing hunger and crop losses. They propose county unit cooperation in a state wide supply program, with labor committees, housing plans, and a labor coordinator to ease seasonal worker utilization.

California As- Farmers of E. Stanton Daley Daley Associated Farmers

Bayless Joins Texas Cadet Class At Local Field

Aviation Cadet Charles M. Bayless of Shafter California arrives for nine week basic flying training at the northeast Texas Army Air Forces Field. Post officer Robert W. Warren welcome letter urges cadets to maximize the training as preparation against Axis enemies. Bayless is son of Roy S. Bayless of Shafter.

Perrin -Field Texas Charles M. “Max” Bayless Shafter California Seth Robert W. Warren Texas Army Cadet Bayless Is The Roy S. Bayless of

Poultry and Food Production Talk At Shafter High

Shafter's Food For Victory committee held its third monthly meeting at Shafter High School with representatives from local business, school, and church groups. The group outlined future tasks to boost efficiency in producing and preserving vegetables fruits and meats for immediate and future use. Arthur Johnsgh showed a homemade dehydration tunnel crafted in agricultural mechanics class, explaining drying via warm air through a four tray unit built of plywood. The session also touched on teaching methods to kill dress and draw poultry and rabbits.

Shafter Shafter High School Arthur Johnsgh Naa End

Wayne Heffely and Barbara Kinnman Cast in Local Play

Tryon junior play What Are, by Clifford Goldsmith, ends last Wednesday as Miss Eudore Billings selects the cast. Wayne Heffley stars as Henry with Barbara Kinnman as Barbara Peasion, joined by Marjorie Bergman Dick Leonards and a larger supporting group in April shows.

Tryon Clifford Goldsmith Eudore Billings Wayne Heffley Henry Barbara Kinnman Barbara Peasion Marjorie Bergman Dick Leonards Miss Shea Mr. Nelson Don Lowen George Bigelow Harvey Dahl Mr. Pattterson L. F. Cornelius Miss Pike Mamie Kroker Miss Wheeler Marijorie Strauss Miss Johnson Irene Hofman Miss Eggleston Katherine Nikkle Bob Devlin Bill Bob Klassen Mr. Ferguson Gwen Ummell Mrs. Aldrich Harvey Ne

Raymond Pixley Named President of Shafter-Wasco Irrigation Board

Raymond Pixley was named president of the board of directors of the Shafter-Wasco Irrigation District at a sector meeting held Tuesday. Pixley succeeds a rival who was defeated in the recent election. The board now includes Pixley, R. A. Jacobsen, E. J. Thiesen, G. L. Klassen, and John J. Schroeder.

Raymond Pixley Shafter-Wascorrtgation Tuesday Pixley A Nale Pix‘ley R. A. Jacobsen E. J. Thiessen G. L. Klassen John J. Schroeder

Tin can pick-up postponed to March 14 in Shafter

The Shafter tin can pick-up event scheduled for Saturday has been postponed to March 14. No further details are provided.

Local Junk Drive to Start March 13

The Shafter Salvage committee announces a town wide junk drive from March 13 to 21 to aid war production. Volunteers, including schools and youth groups, are urged to collect scrap iron and steel, non ferrous metals, rubber, rags, tin cans, worn stockings, and meat fat from homes and farms. Farmers are asked to bring scrap to town with empty trucks due to shortages.

Walt Fillmore Shafter Salvage Committee Pillmore Kern County Nerep Fillmore

Shafter Soldier Describes North Africa and Arab Communal Life

A Shafter air corps member writes home from North Africa describing a laid back culture from a manana mindset to a home centered family life. He notes Arab boys learning English and a shoe shine boy greeting soldiers with Hello Johnny how in hell are you and wonders why Johnny replaced Yank. He highlights family life and Sunday promenades as a main social pattern and remarks on language learning struggles while trying to convey meaning.

North Africa Shafter Air Corps Manana Johnny Johnny Doughboy Rose Mahar

High School Boys Aid War Effort With Splints and Stretchers

Two shop classes under Wesley Burford construct medical aids for the war effort. The Women's Ambulance Corps requested splints and stretchers, with stretchers capable of three to four days between batches and splints produced regularly for field use.

High Sch Wesley Burford

Businessmen to Meet, Announcement by Association Officers

Announcement from association officers states a meeting of businessmen will be held to discuss plans and opportunities. Attendees and exact date are to be announced by the group in the near future.

6063 Ration Books Issued At Local Richland Cafe

A report states 6063 No 2 Ration books were issued last week at the Richland cafe from 10 a m to 8 p m Credit is given to the local school staff and volunteers for the efficient handling of the distribution and community cooperation.

Richland Cafepe

Neufeld Auto Parts Closes Wasco Branch For Duration

H C Neufeld proprietor of Neufeld Auto Parts announces the Wasco branch will close for the duration. It follows J W Lassiter who closed his Weggo store weeks earlier, making Neufeld the second Wasco auto parts firm to suspend operations.

H. C. Neufeld Neufeld Auto Parts Establishment Wasco Neufeld’s Shafter Auto Parts Firm J. W. Lassiter Weggo

Burial Association Eyes Return to Service After Court Stay

The Shafter Burial Association, halted by a court order, hopes to remain in business. Founders and members press to keep the group operating as a committee prepares to seek a permit or charter restoration from the state insurance office in Los Angeles. Members include H. R. Janzen, attorney A. Peter Ohanneson, and Aldene Jan.

Ene State Insurance Commissioner's Office Los Angeles The Anne H. R. Janzen Attoreny A. Peter Ohanneson Aldene Jan

Club to Sponsor St Patrick's Party

The Wednesday Afternoon club will host a St Patrick's party Wednesday evening March 1 at the clubhouse.

ST. Patrick's Party

Wartime Business Clinic to be Held in Bakersfield

Local businesspeople face wartime challenges as the Wartime Business Clinic jointly sponsored by Kern County Evening High School and the State Education Department plans two sessions in Bakersfield on March 10. Ferris M. Wakely will headline the noon session with Eric W. Creagh chairing the evening event.

Kern County Evening High School Bureau of Business Education States Department of Edication Bakersfield Ferris M. Wakely Bureau of Business Educa Lions_club Wakely Steele Ots Dh Lions Club Mt Wakeley Eric W. Creagh Bakersfield Chamber of Commerce George Deen United States

Paramount Shipping Machinery to Yuma and Chowchilla

The Paramount Manufacturing Co. has shipped large consignments of machinery to Yuma Arizona and Chowchilla California from its new factory in Siafter. The Yuma shipment aids harvest of acres of carrots while Chowchilla machinery will harvest 500 acres of potatoes.

Paramount Shipping Paramount Manufacturing Co Siafter Yuma Ona Chowchilla Caliornia Owchilla

Community drive underway with listed committee chairmen

A drive scheduled for tomorrow and March 12 is led by a committee of chairmen and solicitors. Names include Unruh, Olsom, Stringham, Bates Dewey-Coberly-West, M. Thomas-Camp-West-Lowe Ginning, R. A. Jacobsen-Potato sheds, E. P. Jones-High School, Aldene Janzen-Junior Women’s Club, Walt Fillmore-Oil Companies, Tony Vasquez-Mexican Colony, John Reily-Mexican Colony, Rev Ummell-Farm Workers Camp, Gordon Haycock Guayule, Fred Ruhlman-Shafter-Wasco Ginning Co, Myrick's Grocery areas, and others.

Oftra Unruh C. T. Olsom B. Stringham Bates Dewey — Coberly-Westwo M. Thomas—Camp-West- Lowe Ginning and Farms Co. R. A. Jacobsen E. P. Jones—High School O. T. Oleon—Grammar School Aldene Janzen Walt Fillmore—Oil Compan Tony Vasquez John Reily Melendez Ummell Gordon Haycock Guayule Fred Ruhlman Shafter Wasco Ginning Co Myrick’s Myrick’s Corner

Gas Mask Instruction Reported by Wesley Buford

Wesley R. Buford, an instructor in civil defense, describes a course in Esfield teaching students how to wear and remove gas masks. He notes the public learning focus and mentions familiarity with hand held gas masks used on the West Coast. Buford states there is no further detail at this time.

Wesley R. Buford Rsfield Stude Buford

San Francisco Hosts Feared Outdoor Creature Gathering

A modern scene in San Francisco features 1400 creatures gathered outdoors for an event presenting unusual species. Organizers depict the gathering as a public exhibit with community interest and safety measures in place.

San Francisco

Replanting Four Thousand Rus sia Acres with California Seed

Four thousand acres currently affected by Russia's scorched earth policy will be replanted using California approved certified grain seed. Officials announce this seed program aims to restore crop production and stabilize regional agriculture after the damage.

Russia California Cal

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Kern County Citzens Max” Bayless Wayne Heffely Aymond Pixley Irigation Rotary Club Shafter Rotary Club Crawford's Crawford’s Caweslo Cawelo Legion — Hall Watt Liet. Lewis ‘Brannen Minter Field Corp Milton Derflinger Minter Burial Association Shafter Red Cross RED Cross War Fund Red Cross Eaca Eee Peeee Lawrence Wilbur Helen Moelier
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