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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1947

Page

8

Richland School Cafeteria Showcases Efficient Lunch Service

Report from Richland School highlights a noon lunch system serving 1000 to 1100 students with clocklike efficiency. Mrs. Sylvia Baughman leads 9 helpers in organized food prep, serving by 7th and 8th grade girls, strict portion control, and a racial tolerance ethos evident behind the serving line.

Richland Sylvia Baughman Richland School

Generosity Eases Loss For Shafter Brother In Time Of Sorrow

A Shafter neighborhood rallied to help a carpenter who cared for his ailing sister before her death. Long illness and wartime injury left him with limited income, and the community funded a proper burial with flowers, easing the burden on the survivor.

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France Profile and Modern Roles in the United Nations

France covers 212 659 square miles with about 39 700 000 people. The republic borders Spain the Mediterranean and the Bay of Biscay. President Vincent Auriol leads with Alexandre Parodi as permanent UN delegate. France sits as a permanent Security Council member and active in ECOSOC and the Trusteeship Council. The Tricolor flag features vertical red white and blue stripes.

Republic of France Europe France Spain Mediterranean Sea Bay of Biscay English Channel Belgium Germany Switzerland Italy Vincent Auriol Alexandre Parodi United Nations Security Council Economic and Social Council Trusteeship Council

John C Fremont Named California Governor

The biography notes that John C. Fremont was named Governor of California on January 17, 1874. It records California growth and historical milestones including a 1946 tuna pack of 40 million cases and the 1847 discovery of the nitro-glycerine production formula, with San Francisco reaching a metropolis of 30,000 by 1851.

John C. Fremont California San Francisco

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