Madame Chiang Shek in China's rebirth and tree poems
Madame Chiang Shek described as a key figure in China's rebirth, daughter of a prominent family, educated in Christianity, and noted for attending dinners with national leaders. The piece also reflects on California’s ancient sycamore trees on the San Jose Oakland highway and a nostalgia for pre war values, urging care for trees and nature.
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Be 'S
Madame Chiang
Shek
China
Sreng
North Carolina
Charlie Norm
Hsu Kwang-ki
Bos
Bedi
Wis
San Jose-Oakland Highway
California
Joyce
Kilmer
Frail Lady Inspires Congress With Pro China Message
A fragile speaker urged arms economy and gender equality while praising China. Her talks to Congress and the President showcased collaboration of East and West and the spread of education hygiene and science learned in America. She inspired applause as legislators rose to their feet in support.
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America
China
Congress
Jade
Senate
California Speaks Significant Statements By Californians
Notables across California offer views on national matters. JOE DIMAGGIO remarks on reveille at Monterey Presidio as early while LIEUT. JOHN ROOSEVELT in Oakland pledges duty without seeking limelight. Other voices from Milton Maxwell, Wallace Ware, and various civic leaders discuss meat supply, licensing rules, and agricultural education programs.
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Joe Dimaggio
Reveille
Monterey
Presidio
Wallace L. Ware
Ee A. Attorney
Lincoln
America
John Roosevelt
Oakland
Milton Maxwell
S. F. Butchers
Union
California
Washington
W. D. Hadeler
Mgr
Calif
Assn
G. Sproul
U. C
Farmers Urged To Maintain Equipment
Davis California urged farmers to keep essential electric equipment in good operating condition. J R Tavernetti UC Davis associate agricultural engineer explains maintenance supports war effort and farm profits. The program involves the California IS D A Board Jack Hartline George Binmore B D Moses and UC Davis officials coordinating conferences on care and maintenance.
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Davis
J. R. Tavernetti
University of California
California
D. A
Jack ‘Hart
Public Auction Notice in Kern County California
Public auction to be held March 16 1943 at 2 PM in Bakersfield California for property Lot 8 Tract 1058 Kern County described by map recorded April 18 1938. Also ordinance text declares annexation of new territory to Shafter Public Utility District with terms and pro rata charges and public notice requirements.
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Bakersfield
Kern
State of California
E. Kruse
Parker S. Maddux
United States of America
County of
County Recorder of
Ira W. Cornelius
Geneva L. Cornelius
E. . Kruse
Parker
Maddux
San Francisco
Calfornia
Wine. Co
Shafter Public Utility District
Board of Directors
Shafter
California
ee F + Land Company of tion
County of Kern
Bracek Peel
Shafter Press
Wator Public — al
Humboldt County Exposes Poles and Pik Connection
Humboldt County records reveal a link between poles and pik devices in an ex consignment case. Officials confirm a historical source investigation uncovers a pattern involving utilities and equipment.
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Humboldt County
Poles
Pik
Farm Labor Shortage Faces 1943 California Harvest
Berkeley notes 1942 labor shortage as the key issue for California farms and a major factor in forecast changes for 1943. Professor R L Adams of the College of Agriculture outlines expected production shifts due to scarce labor and ongoing agricultural needs.
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Berkeley
California
R. L. Adams
Adams
College of
Farm Labor Shortages Highlighted by Regional Reports
Reports stress severe shortages of labor for farming tasks, especially lambers and shearers, with Western fruit and vegetable producers relying on scarce workers in the derosa pine region to meet urgent shipment needs.
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Derosa
Agriculture authority survey on farm labor outlook
The Agriculture authority at the University of California reports mixed farm labor views from two counties. Professor Adams notes diverging opinions on adequacy of seasonal labor, with counts showing shortages in milkers and poultry workers and varied views on range riders and sheep herders. The overall labor situation is described as unsettled.
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Agriculture Authority
Berkeley Us
University of Caliornia
Adams
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Shafter Progress
H. G. Comfort
Central
Kern County
EDITORIAL_ i” ASSOCIATION
Madame Chiang Shek
Mms
United States
TRE Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
San Luis
Obispo
Joe Deuel
California Farm Bureau Federation
Clark Gable and
Vivien Leigh
Shafters Theatre
J. C. Penner Notary Public
Shafter County
L. H. McGrane Optometrist
Sunset Ave
Lambers and Shearers
Consult
State Farm
State Farm Insurance Agency
Kenneth F. Goodman
W. C. Thomas
Sun Street
P-G
Epacific Gas and Electric Company
Iene
Free City Delivery
Acme
Aucuity
Way Ec
Nan
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