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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1945
Page
3
The piece argues labor’s Labor First platform shifts from alliance with management to confrontation, predicting prolonged conflict with government and the public. It warns that a war posture will invite congressional curbs and hinder a peaceful return to normal conditions.
The text notes long negotiations among nations aimed at peace despite deep conflicts and wary public mood. It urges restraint and warns against using any country as a tool to force views, stressing that disagreements are natural but must be handled diplomatically.
Officials at Minter Field announce their role in the War Department suggestion program adopted in 1943. Since then, the program has saved over 100 million dollars nationwide and awarded civilians $54,763 in cash while boosting promotions for military personnel. At Minter Field, 27 suggestions have been accepted, with over $1,000 paid and an estimated $38,700 yearly savings. In February 1945, 14 ideas were adopted with $550 in cash and $14,900 projected annual savings. Vernon Pierce of the Instrument Shop received $109 for a naptha cleaning method. Major General William E. ShedS commended participants, noting the program’s aim to increase economy and efficiency in Army operations.
Kern County livestock farmers boosted meat output during World War II per H T Strong of the Agricultural Extension Service. Statewide figures show increased slaughter and crops with record alfalfa, rice, potatoes, almonds, apples, grapes, and pears. Watsonville dated incorporation noted.
Mr and Mrs Dee A Walker of Shafter are proud parents of a baby boy born November 2 at Mercy Hospital in Bakersfield.
Mr and Mrs Harry Davis and Bobby Davis visiting Mrs Avis parents Mr and Mrs Jo Sanderson in San Jose at Alum Rock Park. The text notes 22 mineral springs and a park setting.
Mr and Mrs Frank Muttart of Los Angeles spent last weekend in Shafter visiting Mrs J A Roscamp, Muttrats mother in law. The visit highlighted family ties and a brief trip to the region.
Demographic data show San Francisco birthrates dropping from 4.8 percent of total in 1930 to 2.1 percent in 1944. The decline reflects shifting family patterns and urban dynamics affecting population growth.
St Louis Homefelde, a pilot, is spending a 45 day furlough in Shafter with his wife and daughter. He just returned from China and India after a year and a half with a fighter squadron.
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