Alaska Highway Opens Ahead of Schedule Under War Effort
Army Engineers complete 1671 mile Alaska highway enabling truck traffic to move men and war supplies to Fairbanks and bring raw materials back to support U S war industries. Nearly 75 percent of personnel are in mass transit roles as motor transportation proves vital to production.
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Far West
Alaska Highway
Finest arrays of stocks for every town shoppers
A promotional item urges choosing from the finest stock arrays found worldwide. It touts benefits of multi unit and small city shops and urges early Christmas shopping at home for the country’s sake and personal benefit.
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Mrs. America
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Franchot Tone to work one film this year
Agent Mike Levy says wage limits curb Franchot Tone's production this year and he will only accept one picture. Police Judge Hugh Smith vows tougher enforcement to secure motorist and household compliance with public safety regulations. WAVES adviser Malbone Graham notes rapid shift to Total War and broader civilian roles. Peggy Satterlee testifies in a Hollywood morals case about Errol Flynn remarks and jail bait implications.
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Mike Levy
Franchot Tone
Franchot
Hugh Smith
Malbone Graham
Peggy Satterlee
Hollywood
Errol Flynn
San Quentin
Kern County Voting Results From Last Week's Statewide Election
Detailed Kern County tallies show Patterson leading Democrats with 14,764 votes to Houser’s 13,672 for the governor race. Secretaries Peek and Jordan split the top Dem and Rep totals with Peek at 43,564 and Jordan weaker. other offices list winners and vote counts across state races and judicial seats.
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What Yous Bry With WAR BONDS
War Bonds advertise the purchase of Navy bombers costing about $700000 each and Scout Bombers at $143000. The piece urges support for the Navy via War Bonds and Stamps every pay day, with ten percent into Bonds.
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Navy
Britain
England
Cama
Ramblings on elections, drafts, and wartime life
A column reflects on recent election results favoring Republicans and predicts political shifts. It comprises humorous asides about draft board stress, tire shortages, and wartime bonds while praising workers and soldiers. The piece ends with notes on women milking cows and a training school proving women can milk cows.
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Olson
Patterson
United States
Stockton
Buy War Bonds and Support the War Effort
A call to action urging purchase of War Bonds at 10 percent of each paycheck. Encourages ongoing civic contribution through payroll deductions to sustain wartime funding.
New Books Placed in Shafter Library Collection
Forty new volumes join the Shafter library shelves, featuring works by authors such as Martha Albrand Gabriele D Annunzio Henry James and Thomas Wolfe. A California College of Agriculture bulletin from Berkeley with foreword by Arthur Sampson and Harry Malmsten surveys stock poisoning plants in the state detailing primary and secondary poisonous genera and regional species.
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Annunzio
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Rock and the Wind
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Chilton
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Cooper
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Mann
Thomas
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Millar
Margaret
Devil Loves
Oppenheim
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Palacio
Valder A
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Parrish
Anne
Perez, Galdos
Dona Perfecta
Poilly
Ripley
Clements
Snow
C. H
Sudermann
Dame Care
Taylor R. M
Tuttle
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Britters Dock
van Dine
S. S
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Giovanni
Medlar Tree
Wolfe
Garst
Shannon
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de Vighne
H. C
Ingersoll
A. M
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Arthur W. Sampson
Rye
Forestry
Harry E. Malmsten
College of Agriculture
Berkeley
California
Stock Poisoning Plants Described
Poisonous plants cause heavy losses to livestock on range and pasture. Stockmen know general causes, but few are familiar with the specific poisonous plants on their ranges. Bulletin 593 from the University discusses these plants.
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Warning on Swine Brucellosis Warned by UC Veterinarians
Dr. Hugh S. Cameron of the University of California Davis campus cautions that swine brucellosis, a contagious abortion disease, exists in California and threatens both pork producers and the dairy industry. The germ Brucella suis can infect cattle and humans, with abortion storms possible in herds. Detection relies on an agglutination test, and control involves culling infected animals and separating uninfected stock, while farmers adding new pigs should ensure stock is disease-free.
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University of California College of Agriculture
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