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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1940

Page

2

Barnum the American Sucker In Shafter Warns Townsmen

A local column warns residents in Shafter about con artists using slick talk and scams. It cites four common schemes including fake country club memberships, harsh contract schools, magazine ad sales, and overpriced peddlers. Readers are urged to verify permits or licenses with the Shafter Business Men's association before spending.

Barnum Shafter Shafter Business Men's Association Business Men’s Association

Heat and humidity burn danger and fire rules

Fire warden Art Craig explains the fire season has begun in Kern County with grass blazes reported. Humidity and wind govern fire risk, and daylight burns are riskier than evening burns. Permits track burning and hours, while crews aren’t allowed weekend leaves during peak season. Dr. Crowe warns women’s high heels harm posture, and Boys Week highlights boys’ role in America's future with the slogan Better Boys Today Better America Tomorrow.

Art Craig Kern County Tso Craig

Roosevelt Liberalism Doubled Costs and Debts Public Scandal

A critical essay attacks Franklin D Roosevelt and the New Deal for liberal excesses in spending taxes and national debt while accusing it of propping up political machines. It cites WPA relief, Hatch Act clashes, and alleged corruption, contrasting with Jeffersonian and Lincoln ideals.

Thomas Jefferson Roosevelt Franklin Delano Roosevelt New Deal Abraham Lincoln

Roosevelt and machine bosses in the New Deal era

Franklyn Waltman critiques moral integrity claims as he links Roosevelt to a scandal involving convention books used for campaign funds in 1936 37. He cites Jimmy Hines Tom Pendergast Frank Hague and notes their convictions or rebukes while condemning liberalism in the name of integrity.

Mr. Roosevelt Democratic National Committee Roosevelt New Deal Jimmy Hines Dutch Schultz Gang New York Tom Pendergast Kansas City Machine Frank Hague New Jersey United States Supreme Court Jersey City

Why Not Play Smart On These Racket Deals

Questioning tactics in the ongoing debate about sportsmanship and strategy, the speaker challenges opponents to outmaneuver rivals rather than surrender to aggressive play. The remark also probes alignment with Mr. Barnum's perceived conservatism and its influence on conduct.

Mr. Barnum

Democratic but I’m voting Republican at May primary

A Fillmore citizen told the registration clerk they registered as Democratic but intend to vote Republican. The clerk noted the paradox while the voter said they are on WPA aid and hope for times to improve.

Fillmore Herald Fillmore Citizen

Shafter club officers elected and local notes

At the Women's club meeting in Shafter officers were elected led by Mrs. H. C. Neufeld as president and Mrs. Woods Stone as vice president. Reports from Modesto and San Diego conventions were noted. A lengthy agricultural column discussed potato Day with Prof. J. T. Rose and fertilizer demonstrations. Politically, Hoover leads California GOP primary results while Smith secures Democratic delegation.

Women’s Club H. C. Neufeld Woods Stone Harry West W. B. Camp Charles Eskridge C. P. Morgan C. Channeson D. O. Moore F. E. Manuel Marion Hitchcock

Shafter Observance Week Features Band and Talks

Wasco Masonic lodge hosted a School Observance week at the Women’s club in Shafter. Worshipful Master Whit C Barber chaired. Rev E A Waldo gave the invocation and Dr Willis G White delivered the principal address on democracy and citizenship. Shafter Kid band performed with Allen Bartel and Kermit Annis on cornet. Carpet project eyed in Weed Patch Arvin area with a possible Section 22 31-29 site. Jake Neufeld joins Kern County Fish and Game Protective Association planning a June fish plant. Farm Bureau visitors from L W Taylor and G R Israll. G S Walker visited Berkeley. Fruit packing sheds stir as carloads of shock begin, signaling trains full of fruit to follow.

Wasco Masonic Lodge Women’s Club Shafter Whit. C. Barber Wasco Lodge E. A. Waldo Shafter Congregational Church Willis G. White First Presbyterian Church of Bakersfield Allen Bartel Kermit Annis Weed Patch Arvin Jake Neufeld Kern County Fish and Game Protective Association L. W. Taylor G. R. Israll County Farm Bureau G. S. Walker Berkeley

California Speaks Statements By Interesting Californians

John E. Canady L A aviation executive quotes frontiers changing yet existing and cites Alexander the Great weeping for new worlds. Herbert Hoover offers a view that US neutrality could yield a historic chance to aid mankind and strengthen national life.

John E. Canady L. A. Aviation Executive Alexander the Great Herbert Hoover United States

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