Turney Leads West Coast Petroleum Marketing Training Sessions
C A Turney manager of sales training for General Petroleum spoke at Beverly Hills sessions run by division head C H Wartman. Turney, on a wave of education across the West, outlined Mobilgas Mobiloil marketer training and the push for improved service to motorists across the industry.
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C. A. Turney
California
Beverly Hills
C. H. Wartman
Walter Fillmore
General Petroleum
Pacific West
Turney
East
Middle West
L. A. Appley
Socony-Vacuum Oil Company
State Bar Pushes Review for Administrative Rulings
Claude Minard urges legislature to back Senate Constitutional Amendment 9 to grant superior court review of administrative agency decisions. He notes current remedies are unavailable for wrongful rulings by boards like the Board of Equalization and the Board of Optometry, with high court limits on writs of review. The measure passed the Senate and awaits Assembly action before a statewide vote.
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State Bar
Claude Minard
Senate
State Supreme Court
Board of Equalization
Board of Optometry
California
High Court
Minard
State Senate
Assembly
Civil service exams announced for various positions
Open competitive examinations are announced for auditor marine accounts junior tabulating machine operator and forestry student aid. For full information on requirements and filing dates inquire with John F Roskam secretary of the U S civil service board and examiners at the post office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
John F. Roskam
U. S. Civil Ce Board
Rio Bravo School Hosts Visitors Day And Open House
Visitors day and an open house were held at Rio Bravo school on Thursday. Parents watched pupils and teachers at work with exhibits of school work. An afternoon program on the lawn featured solos, poems, guitar and piano selections, a May pole dance, and a 4H hands care demonstration coordinated by teachers Mrs. H. B. Murrary Mrs. Fern Calvert and Effie Frey.
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Rio Bravo School
Donald Zachary
Woodpecker
Helen Rose
Little Sade
Missouri Bell
Marjorie Calder
Lois Lane
Muriel Kirkham
J. W. Westbrook
Marvin Lane
The
H. B. Murrary
Fern Calvert
Effie Frey
Fingerprint Drive in Shafter Draws 300 Plus Participants
Wasco 20-30 club led by Nick Joannides set up fingerprint booths at Shafter High School and Central Avenue. About 95 percent of 280 students at the school volunteered, and 50 more people were fingerprinted on Central Avenue. Prints go to the Federal Bureau of Identification in Washington for the par t only and are not for criminal use. A booth will return to Richland school tomorrow for additional adults to participate.
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Shafter
Wasco 20-30 Club
Nick Joannides
Shafter High School
Central Avenue
Joannides
Federal Bureau of Identification
Washington D. C
Wasco
Richland School
Premium Fund Set For County Livestock Show
President Howard K. Dickson of the Fifteenth District met with the budget and premiums committee to approve a premium list totaling over 12000 dollars for the county livestock show. The event runs October 5 to 8, 1939, at the Bakersfield fairgrounds, inviting livestock people and farmers to prepare prize cattle horses sheep and hogs to showcase the industry to potential supporters.
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Howard K. Dickson
The
Agricultural Association
W.H. Hitchcock
L. D. Bachelder
John J. Kovacevich
A. S. Goode
Fairgrounds
Bakersfield
Construction of Two Loading Platforms at Camp Channeson Shed
Two new loading platforms are under construction this week at the Camp Channeson shed on Walker Street. The work will be completed before potato washing begins.
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Camp Channeson
Walker Street
Moodie No. 1 Drilling Advances in Shafter Field
Moodie No. 1 well, drilled by Superior Oil Co., is proceeding in the Shafter field as planned, with operations underway and expected to reach drilling milestones soon.
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Moodie No
Shafter
Superior Oil Company
Depth Reached 10,971 Feet Tuesday Morning
A team pushed to a depth of 10,971 feet by Tuesday morning marking a better than average pace for the week. The effort highlights ongoing progress and momentum in the current project.
Kern County Health Dept Expands Well Baby Programs
Officials in the Kern County Public Health Department announce expanded well baby and pre school health conferences across 16 communities. A physician and public health nurses conduct checks on each child including measurements, heart and lung exams, and guidance to parents on feeding and hygiene. in Shafter American Legion Auxiliary volunteers assist, local doctors donate time, and Mary Huston assists with conferences and school exams.
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Kern County
Public Health Nurses Aid Shafter and Arvin Camps
Public health nurses from Kern County work in Shafter and Arvin camps under Margaret Engeln and Dr Myrnie A Gifford. They conduct well baby conferences, dressings, home visits, lab sample collection, immunization, school exams, and follow up care for expectant mothers to prevent disease.
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Shafter Farm Workers
Margaret Engeln
State Department of Public Health
Myrnie A. Gifford
Miss Engen
Spe
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Sherwin-Williams
Homecraft Institute
Wray O. Phillips
Central Ave
Pog
Cial
Arvin
Department of Health
Kern General Hospital
Gertrude Conover
Shafter Press
Pacific Rural Press
Jane Barton
Shatter
America
Homecraft Institute . Family Relations Conrenance
Use Exchange
Order Exchange
Grocer
Califorma Fruit Growees
Txenance Paqoucts Dept
Tappan
Free Homecraft Institute
Kitchen
Karnival
Home Appliance Co
Union
Wana
Pacific Lumber Company
Tiel
Union Oil
Ghirardelli
Cean Ae Dien
Datta A
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