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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1951

Page

16

Pioneering West Road Builder Becomes Shafter City Clerk

Frank G. Shaw, a longtime railroad and construction veteran, rises to Shafter city clerk in 1938 and later serves as judge, tax and license collector, street superintendent, and defense unit secretary during World War II. He moved across Nevada, California, and Oregon, helping build roads, dams, and major projects before settling into public service.

Frank G. Shaw Shafter Rotary Club Parson, Raw Mily Frank Shaw Tey Frank Rock Island Nev Shaw West Great Salt Lake Utah Nevada Times Gold Fallon Goldfield Tonopah San Francisco Golden Gate Bay Area Frisco Northwestern Pacific — Lines Shively Humboldt County Eel River Strawberry Stanislaus River Oregon Myrtle Point Garberville King City California Hetch-Hetchy Bakersfield Hupmobile Agency 20Th K Streets Wasco Art Miller Ford Agency Shafter John Reily Five Points Defense Defense Corps Buena Vista Lake

Cotton Men Warned of Pay Penalty in Valley

San Joaquin Valley cotton growers face a stiff penalty for paying more than the 10 percent wage increase set by the Wage Stabilization Board. They cannot deduct any picking wage costs from federal income tax if they exceed the limit, even by a few cents. Growers may petition the regional board for hardship adjustments, with final rulings based on facts presented. Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks extend from valley foothills to the High Sierra crests.

San Joaquin Valley Wage Stabilization Board Associated Farmers of California Regional Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks High Sierra

Sequoia Seeds Sent to Japan for Peace Treaty

Sequoia seeds from UC Whitaker Forest will be planted in Japan to mark the Japanese Peace Treaty. Professor Robert A Cockrell and Woodbridge Metcalf presented seeds to Muneyoshi Tokugawa and Naoto Suzuki, Diet members and treaty signer. Tokugawa, a leading forester, met with Cockrell after signing. He visited Muir Woods with Wise and Kraebel of the U S Forest Service to study the giants.

University of California Whitaker Forest Japan Robert A Cockrell Woodbridge Metcalf Muneyoshi Tokugawa Naoto Suzuki Muir Woods Cockrell Harold Wise Charles Kraebel U. S. Forest Service

Retirement Dinner Honors Longtime Standard Oil Worker

Rio Bravo scene hosts a potluck and lawn party honoring Charles Kinser Efird who retires after 31 years with Standard Oil. Turkey and ice cream are served to coworkers, friends, and neighbors, with many adults and children attending the celebration in Rio Bravo.

Rio Bravo Donald Kinser Charles Efird Standard Oil Company Turkey Pierce Meadors P. H. Fraysier J. A. Gregory D. A. Glantz A. A. Lilliehoorn A. Fregeau A. C. Fregeau Bill Kirkpatrick E. G. Smith Si Miller Lou Wardle Gene Osborne Charles Mosley Ina Mason Helen Hicks Paul Adams Gertrude Kinser Jeanette Lessier Roy Fraysier Harry Chatburn Joseph Fregeau Steve Nahorniak Annette

Stoves Go On Sale In Local 1951 Round-Up Kickoff

Local Bakersfield appliance dealers launch the 1951 Old Stove Round-up with a dinner meeting on October 3 at Maison Jaussaud. The campaign runs October 1 to November 15 led by Arthur Crews of Southern California Gas Co. and featuring George Edwards of Magic Chef offering current supply analysis.

Maison Jaussaud Bakersfield Arthur Crews Kern Southern California Gas Company Crews George Edwards Magic Chef

Kinser and Smith Families Event Noted

Kinser Jerry and Michael Smith join Sharon and David Kinser Lance Bradley and Maury Meadors Lind a Miller and Chris Kirkpatrick for a listed social gathering.

State Hunters Break Record in Early California Season

California hunters set a record harvest in the early coastal deer season and waterfowl counts. More than 17 000 ducks were taken Aug 7 to Sept 16 with final tallies due in January. Mendocino leads in deer tags with 3100. Lake and Son counties report notable totals.

California Lake County Dresed Son County

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