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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1943

Page

4

Looking Ahead in Kern County Airfield Planning

A Kern County planning study details a nationwide air field network postwar. It maps 12 proposed fields, excludes six mile buffer zones, and coordinates highway routes with Los Angeles County. The plan cites joint zoning to protect air fields and notes Shafter's notable actions.

Tar Gcasin Remeechages Chester Obser Sansigs Soakokeau Kern Kern County Planning Commission Los Angeles United States Shafter

Navy rayon crepe suit with white print and gilet

A neat tailored jacket in fine navy rayon crepe features a white printed pattern. It is accented by a snowy tailored gilet and a single white button at the front closure.

Daedalus And Icarus The Legendary Greek Inventors

The article portrays Daedalus and his son Icarus as Greece's famed inventors. It describes the wooden cow and the Bronze Soldier built for Minos, and the Labyrinth at Knossos. It notes their exile and a flight using waxed wings later related to modern air power concepts.

Daedalus Icarus Thomas Edison Orville Wright Minos Crete Knossos Creté

Weevil and Mite Two Unwelcome House Guests

The strawberry root weevil and the clover mite are winter shelter seekers that invade homes in late summer to autumn. The small dark brown beetle injures new plants while clover mites damage fruit trees and foliage, appearing in large numbers as they enter houses seeking hibernation quarters.

Eye accommodation declines with age in standard pattern

The Better Vision institute notes that a child’s eyes are highly supple but stiffen with age. At age 10 the accommodation range is about 14 diopters, at 20 about 10 diopters, at 30 about seven, and by 40 around 4 diopters, with further decline to about 2 percent by 650 years and roughly one diopter at 60.

Better Vision Institute

Flag precedence rule over religious flags explained

The United States Flag Association states the U S flag outranks all other banners including the Christian flag since the U S has no state church. An exception exists in the navy where a church pennant is shown as a signal for a church crew, but not in the army.

United States Flag Association United States Association Navy

Italy's railway electrification expands amid fuel shortage

Long before conflict loomed Italy electrified railways to offset fuel scarcity. By 1930 about 3200 miles ran on electricity with 500 miles in 1922 and 200 more added in 1939-40. Coal remains a problem and wartime power cuts could disrupt long lines beyond bombed sections.

Italy

Robber Repeats Theft In Portland Hotel

In Portland an anxious scene unfolds as Cecelia Carr the Hotel Service Employees union secretary reports another theft by a robber. Police counter that a prior report had already noted the act, yet she insists the robbery occurred again that day.

Portland, Obe Cecelia Carr Employees’ Union Miss Carr

52 Years at Sea Bos'n Signs Again

Warrant Officer Stanley J. Lunger over 52 years in the U S Navy, oldest sailor by service, passes medical for another tour. He recalls leading the international fleet aboard USS Newark in Cadiz bound for the Chicago Exposition. He earned campaign medals for Manzanillo actions in 1898 and five World War I hash marks.

Charleston Stanley J. Lunger United States Navy Sixth Naval District Newark International Cadiz Spain United States Columbus Atlantic Lunger Charleston Navy Yard Jacksonville Charleston Naval Hospital Great Lakes Manzanillo

Jamaica to Send 10000 Farm Workers to U S

Washington reports a joint agreement with Jamaica to bring about 10 000 agricultural workers to the United States to relieve farm labor shortages. The workers will be housed in supply centers and used only as needed in the West Middle West and East regions. They will not displace American workers and will be returned after contracts expire. All workers will be 18 or older and health screening will be conducted.

Washington Jamaica United States Mexico Bahaman West Middle West East

Icebox Treatment To Save Feet of Seamen

Three Canadian navy doctors announced an icebox treatment for immersion foot a severe chilblain condition afflicting seamen in lifeboats. The method uses cold air circulated by a special ice box with leg openings to maintain normal temperature and prevent further foot damage. They noted many survivors from a European sea incident had lost feet to amputation.

Smugglers in Penzance Use Private Steamers for Daffodils

London reports smugglers returning to Penzance. Dealers transport flowers to save space for munitions. Private steams move daffodils from the Seily Isles to London. An ordinary suitcase can hold 60 dozen daffodils.

Penzance London Eee Seily Isles

Firemen Fail to Save Large Swiss Steak in Peoria Kitchen

Firemen rushed to Henry G. Sommer’s home in Peoria where dense smoke poured from the kitchen. They extinguished a stove blaze but mourned the loss of a large Swiss steak, deemed irreplaceable.

Peoria Ili Henry G. Sommer

Mirror flash saves fliers in New Guinea jungle

Ten months in unmapped New Guinea jungle near Rabaul ended when Second Lieut. Eugene D. Wallace and colleagues spotted by a flash from a large mirror guided a bomber back to a shoreline rescue. Private Bordner recounted the moment as the crew gathered natives to signal their return.

New Guinea Cras Rabaul Toads John Leslie Stokie Stokie Hamilton Chisholm Minneapolis Everett Wood Trinidad Colo Bordner Wallace Ennis C. Whitehead Fifth Air Force Purple Heart Hughes

Share the Ride Scheme Hits West Coast Setback

Oakland report shows the East Bay share-the-ride program, with placards and ride-thumbing stations, attracting national interest. After two weeks, Chief Co-ordinator John Marr of the Civilian Defense council notes the average occupants per car remains 1.76, calling the result disappointing.

Oakland Calif San Francisco Bay Area Civilian Defense Council John Marr The Defense Council Marr

Irish Setter Mike Rescues Girl From Streetcar

In St Louis Missouri a three year old girl Dorene Forslund played near streetcar tracks when a streetcar approached. Mike the Irish setter barked and grabbed the child's dress with his teeth pulling her clear from danger, saving her from injury. The dog belongs to Mrs Compton, whose soldier son owns him.

Lst. Louis Mike Dorene Forslund

Two Bandits Strike Liquor Store Twice in Orlando

In Orlando Florida two bandits hit a liquor store, taking 205 dollars. Twelve days later they returned to repeat the robbery, this time stealing 75 dollars from the same shop run by Gerald Van Scoy.

Orlando Fla Gerald van Scoy Leoy

First Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Even song

East Lerdo highway church led by Pastor E M Anderson offers Sunday school for all ages at 10 a m with an illustrated message for youth at 10 50 a m. Morning worship at 11 a m on the Holy Trinity. Evening service at 8 p m on Picked Up at Sea. Young People meet at 7 p m and midweek prayer and Bible study Wednesdays at 8 15 p m.

First Baptist Church Lerdo Highway E. M. Anderson

New Teacher Miss Venalee Liepman Joins Shafter High

Miss Venalee Liepman arrived Wednesday from San Gabriel California as one of the new faculty members at Shafter High School.

Venalee Liepman San Gabriel Calif Shafter High School

Local Moves and New Babies Highlight Shafter Matrimony

Mr and Mrs S L Myrick moved to their newly purchased home at 161 Lerdo from the Dargatz ranch. Daniel Junior Foster arrived Aug 29 1943 at Shafter Maternity Home. Ray Tudor and wife welcomed a 7 pound 14 ounce girl Aug 30 1943. Mr and Mrs Nathan Province visited Mr and Mrs Jock Manweiler. Province teaches aviation at King City. Mrs Province is Manweiler’s sister.

Daniel Foster Little Daniel Junior Foster Shafter Ray Tudor Nathan Province Jock Manweiler Province King City Manweiler

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Nanny England Hyde Park Dorothy Gray Shatter Drug Frank Russell Blacksmith Pacific Avenue Shafter, Calif Post Office W. C. Grose Prop Jim. McCown Public Accountant Income Tax Service Bakersfield Weevil and Mite Dog Bureau of Public Relations War Department North Africa Lawrence M. Crow, Jr Waco Texas Gueeta Ethel Ruth Crow Fresno California Stork al Johnson Newman Kahn J. C. Penner Notary Public Shafter County Rawleigh San Joaquin Pipe & Salvage Company T. J. Crawford Neuman’s Cafe
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