Editorial warns of labor's influence on teaching in America
An editorial cites Arthur Corey of the California Teachers Association warning that AFL-CIO backed labor propaganda could cajole or force teachers. It argues collective bargaining for teachers threatens ethics, research, and instruction. The piece frames ongoing education policy battles as a struggle to preserve teaching quality.
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California Teachers 'Association
Arthur
F. Corey
Education Policy Commission of the Nation of
Atlantic
Afl-Cio American Feathers
America
Fakes That Hurt Are Best and Tax Reform Debate
A fragmented discussion notes the burden of sales and other taxes on daily purchases. It cites gasoline taxes as a large share of price and questions reform, referencing California Alaska Rhode Island and Governor Brown with debates over income taxes and wage withholding.
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California
Mags Oak
Labor unions urged to reform with public accountability
Ralph T. Moore frames union emancipation as a public duty and warns against labor power unchecked by public consent. The New Mexico Press Association backs a resolution decrying reduced postal rates for rural electric publications as an unfair burden to others and seeks action by national authorities and the New Mexico delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph T. Moore
New Mexico Press Association
New Mexico
Supersonic Fleet Boosts Oil Industry Forecasts
A report notes 40H and petroleum sectors pooling output for a 2000 mph supersonic program. It predicts fuel costs will fall to 48 percent of seat mile costs, down from 33 percent for jets and 22 percent for piston aircraft, reshaping aviation economics.
Congress must tackle transport industry problems warns Harris
Chairman Oren Harris of the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee urges action as traffic volumes fall and carrier finances, especially railroads, deteriorate. He warns that private ownership may threaten the existence of common carriers. Chemicals sales are projected to rise about six percent to $34.5 billion this year versus 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren Harris
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Congress
Tted Cmon
Bond sales reach over 2.4 billion in 1942 school issues
The Bankers Association of America reports more than 2.4 billion dollars in new school bond issues sold in 1942 for public and secondary education. This figure trails the 1961 total, which surpassed all prior years as bond sales grew.
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Bankers Association of America
Budget Cut Suggestions From Legislative Analyst
The legislative analyst urges trimming the California budget by about 100 million. He backs deleting state employee salary hikes and suspending school district subsidies around 30 million. He also questions the state personnel board’s payroll calculations and proposes dropping a one year tax increase plan.
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Sacramento
CNS
Porn
State Personnel Board
California
The Degree of Pocahontas Explained in a Letter
A reader to the Shafter Press explains the Purpose of the Degree of Pocahontas. The letter describes memory of Aborigines and traits of freedom and friendship as guiding principles while noting the secretive nature of the order within its family.
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Shafter Ave
Frank Wisner
Shafter Press
P. O. Bing Shafter
California
United States
Shriners Announce 1963 Committees and Leadership
Kern County Shrine Club president H W Pat Kelly outlines the 1963 season and appoints committeemen to head activities. Executive committee includes Mickey Almond, Kelly, Robert Doe, Charles Dodge, and Pinon. Committees cover service clubs, patrols, housing, transportation, golf, picnics, publicity, hospital, auditing, tickets, and more with numerous appointees named.
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H. W
Pat) Kelly
Kern County
Herbert Trogden
Hharis Patrol
Forrest McGill
Tom Latham
Howard Nichols
Carl Miller
Charlies Dodge
Willard Gold
Morrison Harrison
Bill Elgar
Loren White
Elmer McFaddin
Harold Martin
Metikes Lange
Oscar Katz
Charles Dodge
Bert Bates
Master Masons
Blue Lodge
T. V. Ketchem
Scottish Rite
Vincent Casper
Ernest C. Hunter
Holmes
Harold Baxter
John S. Séibly
Art Lane
Les Weber
Andy Anderson
Nate Krevitz
Robert King
Oran Palmer
James A. A
Bud) Stramler
Les Surge
New Committees Appointed to Konoka Publicity and Welfare
Publicity and welfare committees are named for Konoka with Mrs. Ivan Mettler and Mrs. Hubert among those listed. Scrapbook duties go to Mrs. Ivan Mettler while Americanism tasks involve Mrs. Jack Baker and Mrs. Leon Morgan. Delinquent notices name Mrs. Ivan Mettler and Mrs. Roy Pasley. Visitors present include Mr and Mrs Vic Rieniet and Mr and Mrs Vernon King and Katherine Vernon.
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Ivan Mettler
Hubert
Jack Baker
McCaslin
Leon Morgan
Roy Pasley
R. B. Stewart
Tribe
Tejon Council
Wy Nichia Council
Vic Rieniet
Vernon King
Kathrine Vernon
Kern County Shrine pledges more funds for Los Angeles hospital
Shrine leaders in Kern County emphasize continued fundraising for the Los Angeles hospital. They note many local crippled children have received care and returned to health, while recalling the annual Potato Bowl game in Bakersfield that has raised over a quarter million dollars since inception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern’ County
Shrine 5
Los Angeles
Kern County
Ely
Shafter Press March 6 1963 Page Two Item Summary
Not enough readable content to determine a specific event or persons. page header indicates date and publication section.
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Shafter Press
Wa-Ca-Ka Blue Birds Appear on TV Show
The Wa-Ca-Ka Blue Birds appeared on the George Day Popeye Show with Mrs Kenneth Handel and Mrs Cli Ratzlaff guiding the girls to Baker Field. The report notes their television appearance and related details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Birds
Kenneth Handel
Cli Ratzlaff
Bakerfield
Shafter Junior Women's Club sponsors event leaders named
Attendees listed include Judy Guenther Kim Handel Debbie Catzlaff Janet Merz Paula Lawson Sharon Heal Susan Franklin Jane Hause and Deanna Gorsching. Mrs Gene Guenther and Mrs Wesley Gorsching led the group for the sponsored show.
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Judy Guenther
Kim Handel
Debbie Catzlaff
Janet Merz
Paula Lawson
Sharon Heal
Susan Franklin
Jane Hause
Deanna Gorsching
Gene Guenther
Wesley Gorsching
Shafter Junior Women’s Club
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