California Newspapers Publishers Association milestones and programs
John B. Long details the California Newspapers Publishers Association CNPA its origin in 1888 its evolution into a cooperative educational group and its current structure offices in San Francisco and Los Angeles staff committees and local units. It notes annual contests publications a weekly bulletin and a governor proclaimed Newspaper Week highlighting CNPA efforts to promote accurate news and professional standards.
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California
California Newspapers Association, Inc
CNPA
Los Angeles
Editorial Association of
Southern Chia
San Francisco
Olson
Linesenack
Generals Prepare for Friday League Clash
Coach Bill White trains Shafter high school Generals for their second conference football game. They face Maricopa Friday at 7 30 p m with a near equal lineup and five Colonels drafted to bolster reserves. Starters include Witcher Combs Annis Haag and others as Maricopa seeks an upset after an earlier 18 0 loss to East Bakersfield.
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Bill White
Shafter High School Generals
Maricopg
Generals
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Fast Bakersfield
White
Bakersfield
Colonels
Kenny Pasley
Homer McDonald
LeRoy Allen
Eldon Myrick
Seowet
Tehachapi
Shafter
Maricopa
Witcher
Combs
Annis
Haag
Channeson
Hilldebrand
Rexius
Pierce
Enns
Olson
Evans
Newton
Barbee
Local Hunters Back Without Deer In Pine Flat Trip
Laurence Baughman and Leroy Dillingham returned to Shafter Tuesday evening after a day of deer hunting near Pine Flat. Their companion John Guthrie of White River did bag a buck on the outing.
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Laurence Baughman
Leroy Dillingham
Shafter
Pine Flat
John Guthrie
White River
Shafter Hosts Sierra League Oratorical Contest
Shafter High School was chosen as host for the Sierra League oratorical contest to be held March 19 after a meeting of student representatives and faculty advisors at McFarland. A February 10 Bakersfield debate tournament will precede it with topics to be announced later. The debate question for Sierra League is whether the Federal Government should own and operate the railroads, under discussion by the National Debate Association and CIF member schools. Attending were Ruben Mettler and J H Walters.
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Shafter High School
McFarland
Bakersfield
National Debate Association
Shafter
Ruben Mettler
J. H. Walters
Thirty-Five New Adult Books Listed At Shafter Library
Shatter library announces thirty five new adult titles led by Anthony Adverse When Women Love The Yearling and Of Mice and Men among others. Librarian Mrs. Thomas Wedge notes a broad range including regional works and classics. Also thirty three new children's books are available.
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Shafter Library
Shatter
Thomas Wedge
Anthony Adverse
Allen
Boucher
Dé la ‘Pasture
Martin Carnisby
Yonge
Farnel
Gregory
Grey
Panamint
Kyne
Marks
Miller
Mosher
Priestley
South Moon Under
Rawlings
Rinehart
Rives
Royde-Smith
Snow
Steifibeck
Werfel
Renolds
Porter
Knauff
Hawes
Ortloff
Barnes
Carter
Browning
Abbe
New Brunswick
Thomas
Thompson
Cam
Apollo
Abaugh
Funky
van de Water
Sheean
Listening at Danish Royal Copenhagen Factory
Workers at the Royal Copenhagen porcelain plant in Denmark are permitted to listen to radio programs through earphones while decorating new plates and saucers. The policy allows women employees to hear broadcasts during their work.
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Royal Copenhagen
Week end visitors gather at Suydam home in Rio Bravo
E B Suydam hosts Del Brando and Burma Smith with James Bruenle of Inglewood. Leonard Forbes from Avenal visits sister R P Kirkham. Wesley Martin of Yerington visits new daughter, Martin lineage traced. R P Kirkham visits Pacific Grove relatives. B Studley from Long Beach stays at Tom Devlin home.
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Pacific Grove
B. Studley
Long Beach
Tom Devlin
Salvation Army warns of fake collectors in Shafter
N L Good of the Salvation Army warns the Shafter district about individuals in uniforms resembling Salvation Army dress who collect funds claiming to be representatives. Legitimate collectors carry credentials. request them before donating. Even Salvation Army solicitors in businesses carry identification, Good notes.
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N. L. Good
Salvation Army
Shafter
Army
Good
Sheep Causes Street Confusion On Central Avenue
A bewildered sheep blocked James street at the Central Avenue intersection Friday morning. John Reily followed in his car as the animal wandered in front of the post office toward the Legion hall, leaving pedestrians startled by the city scene.
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John Reily
James Street
Central Avenue
Central
Reily
Geo
Legion
Future Farmers Exhibit Winners
Rubland grammar school showed seven sheep under the high school agriculture sponsorship. Wet herds won first and second. two aged ewes placed third and fourth. two ewe lambs placed third and fourth. one showmanship ribbon earned. C A Riggs of Shafter Berkshire bred exhibited a senior boar and an aged boar taking first and second in their classes. Shafter Future Farmers had nine litters on exhibit with electric pig brooders used to protect the two to five week old piglets.
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Rubland Grammar School
High School Agriculture Department
C. A. Riggs
Shafter Berkshire
Life Payments to discuss bank plan at Richland Auditorium
Speakers from Life Payments headquarters in Los Angeles will discuss the bank proposed under the ham and egg plan at Richland Auditorium Tuesday evening at 8. Questions from the floor will be answered. the public is invited to attend.
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Life Payments
Los Angeles
Richland Auditorium
Visitor Returns to Flock in Vineyard Edge Town
A stray animal was found grazing near a vineyard at the town edge. A constable located a sheepherder and a couple of Gogs to guide the visitor back to its flock grazing nearby.
Pigs Warmth by Brooders and Hover Shelter
A University of California bulletin notes brooders keep pigs warm and induce them to lie under hover, helping them stay out of the sow's way and reducing stress in the farrowing area.
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California
Informal Programs For Library Week At Shafter Library
Informal programs and an open house are being arranged at the Shafter library as part of Know Your Library Week. The events aim to familiarize patrons with services and resources available.
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Shafter Library
Kern County Library Hosts Mineral Display Next Week
Mrs. Thomas Wedge, local librarian, said events run from October 15 to 21 in Kern county. Groups will visit the library to learn about services, and on Wednesday T. Little will discuss informally items in a display of commercial minerals found in the county.
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Kern County
Thomas Wedge
Wedge
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