Juday Pledges Backing Kern County Chambers of Commerce
L J Juday, president of the newly organized Kernity Associated Chambers of Commerce, pledged full support from all member chambers to achieve the group’s objectives. He called for increased county aid via a new flexible contract approved by the board of supervisors and outlined plans to appoint a secretary manager and select from ten applicants.
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Juday
Kern C of Cs
L. J. Juday
Kernity Associated Chambers of
Wid
Shafter Chamber of Commerce
Associated Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Kern County
Board of Supervisors
Chain of Commerce
Board of Trade
Associated Cham Kern County Act of Trade
Board of Es
Associated Chambers
Youth to Return From Far East
Pfc Isaac M Hobbs of the 1st Cavalry Division returns to the United States under the Army rotation plan after 15 months in the Far East. He served 17 months on the Korean front before security duty in Japan last year. His wife Glenda Fay Garner and parents Mr and Mrs Ira Hobbs reside in Buttonwillow.
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Buttonwillow
Isaac M. Hobbs
Glenda Fay Garner
United States
Far East
1St Cavalry Division
Korea
Japan
Hobbs
Ira Os Hobbs
Buttonwil
College of St Ignatius Incorporation in Apr 185
The College of St Ignatius University of San Francisco is recorded as incorporated on Apr 30 185. The fragmentary text notes a formal charter date and mentions the college in connection with its early status.
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College of St. Ignatius
University of San Francisco
Standard Oil Boasts Largest West Coast Petroleum Plant
Standard Oil Company of California operates the Richmond refinery on 1900 acres, employing 3700 with a daily throughput of 150000 barrels of crude. The plant ships hundreds of products worldwide and runs around the clock using immense storage, pipelines, tankers, and rail to move crude and refined fuels.
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California
Oregon
Richmond
Standard Oil Company OF California
Kern County
Paul C. Newell
Shafter Press
Jim Day
Bakersfield Californian
W. J. Prosser
Standard
Standard Oil
West Coast
Pacific Coast
The
San Joaquin Valley
Disaster Loans Still Allowed for Kern County Farmers
The Farmers Home Administration continues accepting disaster loan applications from Kern County farmers affected by recent earthquakes. Eligibility requires substantial losses and inability to obtain local or private loans. The Kern County FHA Committee reviews cases. two loans have been submitted for home repairs, with more dockets in process.
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Farmers Home Administration
Kern County
FHA
Albert E. Klassen
William L
Mason
Peter Rodriguez
Farm Adviser Urges Heavy Nitrogen Fertilizer for High Yields
David N. Wright of the University of California extension service says onions respond best to 120 lb per acre actual nitrogen and 120 lb per acre phosphorus for maximum yields. Ammoniacal nitrogen is essential, with test results from Shafter USDA Cotton Field Station. Early applications near transplanting recommended. 600 lb ammonium sulfate and 266 lb treble superphosphate per acre provide these nutrients.
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David N. Wright
University of California, Agricultural Extension Service
USDA
Shafter
Farm Adviser's
Truck Corps Division
Wright
Poultry Industry in the United States Reaches Four Billion
The United States poultry sector becomes a four billion dollar business. Leading states in 1951 include California and Pennsylvania, with industry output totaling 770 million broilers and fryers, 60 billion eggs, 53 million turkeys, and 15 million ducks. Average yearly per person consumption includes 406 eggs, 30 pounds of chicken, and 5 pounds of turkey.
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United States
California
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Minnesota
Texas
New York
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Ohio
San Francisco Bay Described Amid Valley Hills
An old description locates San Francisco Bay in a long valley with high hills on its east and west flanks. The passage emphasizes the surrounding terrain shaping the harbor region.
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San Francisco Bay
Assemblyman Hagen Criticized for Earthquake Safe School Stand
Mrs. R. R. Jackson accuses Assemblyman Harlan Hagen of backing a bill to exempt small California counties from Field Act safety provisions for schools. She cites the Kern county earthquake to argue his stance jeopardized Tulare and Kings county students.
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California
Harlan Hagen
Legisature
R. R. Jackson
Bakersfield Club
Kern County
Jackson
Tulare
Kings Counties
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