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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1949

Page

2

Nation's Spud Growers Organize to Form National Potato Council

The National Potato Council opens a Washington office March 1 to unify potato producers nationwide and promote education to increase potato consumption. Officers include S A Wathen president and John C. Brome secretary, with broad regional representation on the board.

Nation’s Spud National Potato Council Washington Washington, D. C S. A. Wathen Fort Fairfield Maine California Carolina John C. Brome Aurora North Carolina William B. Duryee Allentown New Jersey United States Council Watden

Routes Investigated For Q Fever Spread In California

Three possible transmission routes for Q fever from infected livestock to humans are under study. Dr. Wilton L. Halverson notes continuing investigations while Kern County reports few cases and high pasteurization of dairy milk. Analysis of 300 Southern California cases links raw milk, livestock contact, or proximity to dairy or stockyards to infections. The possibility of airborne transmission is considered significant.

Wilton L. Halverson W. C. Buss Kern County California Halverson

Students Select Double Cast For School Play We Shook the Family Tree

From about thirty tryouts a double cast for the Shafter High School gym presentation of We Shook the Family Tree was chosen this week. Final cast will be picked after two weeks of practice. Roles include Hildegarde played by Beverly Duke and Bonnie Williams and Freddie by Bertram Fuller and Wesley Brown.

Shafter High School Jean Waffle Jeanette Wheeler Edwin DeMello Thomas Letizia Margrette Smithberg Hildegarde Beverly Duke Bonnie Williams Freddie Bertram Fuller Wesley Brown Sally Evelyn Rikard Mary Edwards Bob John Kelly Wayne Horn Jerry Johns Ellie May Goldie Gipson Dolly Mixon Marianne Devlin Barbara Steakites Banker Eugene Schmidt Kay Raney Sybie Nelms Jeanne Gorsching Betty Taylor Doris Loewen Dewayne Neufeld Troy Smart Paige Mailman Dixie Sturges Mary Channeson

Support Expected For Cotton Issue

Gus P. Backman of Salt Lake City president of the Western States Council says Senators and Congressmen from the mountain states will back California cotton acreage proposals when finally voted on. He says the threat to cut California cotton acreage in 1950 via discriminatory allocation was raised at a Central Valley Empire Association meeting in Washington last Thursday.

California Gus P. Backman Salt Lake City Western States Council Washington Backman Central Valley Empire Association Mountain States

School Leaders Back Grand National Junior Show Plans

School officials from urban and parochial systems endorse the Grand National Junior Livestock Exposition at the Cow Palace April 9 to 14. More than 1,200 FFA and 4-H youth will bring over 4,000 head of cattle sheep and swine for judging auction and display. An arena show with rodeo acts and horsemanship will entertain attendees.

Porter Lesnon San Francisco-San Mateo Cow Palace

State Veterans Reach New Mark

California veterans benefiting from the Farm and Home Purchase Plan rose past 31,000 with 398 more contract-holders added in January, announced by State Director of Veterans Affairs Lawrence C. Stevens.

California Veterans Affairs Lawrence C. Stevens

Central California citrus hit by January freeze loss

An independent survey led by Senator Howard Williams and Assemblymen Harlan Hagen and Joe C. Lewis estimates multi million dollar damage to the citrus industry in central California from an January frost. Trees suffer 100% loss in some cases with two year production gaps.

Central California Howard Williams Porterville Harlan Hagen Hanford Joe C. Lewis Buttonwillow Victor Bowker Peterville Sam Miller Terra Bella California Citrus Producers Association

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