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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1939

Page

6

Union Pacific Train Heist Sparks Western Drama

In a Western tale based on a Ernest Haycox story, a pay train bound west carries three thousand dollars. Dick Allencena clashes with Jeff Butler as Mollie fears danger. A mail sack is tossed into Mollie’s car while a pursuit unfolds across Cheyenne yards and Pine Bluffs. Jeff orders a derailment challenge to recapture the action.

Union Barpeau Dick Allencana Cau Jeff Butler Sly Jeff Campeau Mollie Bik Ugh Bhae Sam Grinis Reus Fiesta Camau Leach Telegra Calvin Pine Bluffs Jeff Era Cheyenne

Pay train robbery hinted in dusty trail dialogue

Jeff notes red gypsum dust on boots matching the ground near the pay train site. Dick jokily asks about the payroll while Mollie catches the hint. The conversation ends with a comic tease and a hint of a larger scheme.

Jeff Mollie

California banks may close Saturdays under new law

A. P. Giannini founder of Bank of America hails permissive banking legislation passed by both California houses in Sacramento. He hopes the governor signs and pledges cooperation with others, though he notes the bill should not disrupt the public by abrupt Saturday closures.

California Sacramento A. P. Giannini Bank of America Giannini

California banks consider Saturday closing for five-day week

A state banking official endorses moving to Saturday closing as a first step toward a five-day week for bank employees. The plan, tested in eastern states, aims to ease public access and improve worker conditions. Progress depends on governor approval and a 90 day implementation period. The official pledges to coordinate with other banks to extend benefits statewide.

al Cmeean California

Funeral Service Held For Mother Of Bill Hart

Funeral services were held in Long Beach for Mrs Ern est Brown 70 mother of Bill Hart of Shafter who was killed in an automobile accident last week en route to visit her son. Her husband was badly injured in the crash. Hart is currently in the south and may return to Shafter in two weeks.

Long Beach Ernest Brown Bill Hart Shafter Herson Brown Autompana Pacific Electric Col Hart South

California oil producers adopt sliding scale prorate plan

The central committee of California oil producers approved a sliding scale prorate plan announced by State Oil Purveyor J. R. Pemberton. The new schedule becomes effective June 1 and sets the minimum allotment.

California Central Committee of California J. R. Pemberton

No Help From Faultfinders

An opinion piece argues faultfinders do not improve the world and only magnify problems making situations seem worse than they are. The author critiques constant criticizing over constructive action and urges solutions-oriented thinking.

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