Louisiana Tech Dismisses Five Football Players
RUSTON La Five varsity football players were permanently dismissed from Louisiana Tech on October 22 after breaking training rules. Joe Eager John Ladue Sam Gooch Hiram Eakin and Sammie Dillard were the players dismissed. Twenty three other men students and several women were campused for infractions during a State Fair excursion to Shreveport after Tech played Louisiana Normal.
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Ruston
Louisiana Tech
Richardson
Eddie McLane
Joe Eager
John Ladue
Sam Gooch
Hiram Eakin
Sammie Dillard
Shreveport
Tech
Louisiana Normal
One Night of Original American Forest Remains
A historic remnant of the original U S forest, the last untouched night area, stands as a rare survivor. Officials note the small sector preserves ancient trees and wildlife, highlighting its fragile status and the need for ongoing protection. Local groups advocate stronger conservation measures to safeguard this remaining landscape.
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United States
Lombardi Named National League Most Valuable Player
Ernie Lombardi of the Cincinnati Reds wins the NL MVP trophy with 229 points, edging Bill Lee and Arky Vaughan among a strong field. The 30-year-old Oakland native led batting with a .342 average and solid catcher defense, marking the Reds’ ascent to the top division after a last-place finish in '37.
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New York
Ernie Lombardi Mendagaway
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Cincinnati Reds
Classyatelier
Bill Lee
Arky Vaughan
Mel Ott
Writers
Lombardi
Cincinnati
Schnozzola
Edge
Lee
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Gabby Hartnett
Oakland
Calif
Ernie Lombardi
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Met Ort
Buck McCormick
Johnny Rizzo
Stan Hack
Paul Derringer
Mace Brown
Gabby Hartnet
Ducky Medwick
St. Louis
Johnny Mize
Yong Cuccinello
Boston
Pep Young
Clay Bryant
Harry Nanning
Ival Goodman
Johnny Vander Meer
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn
Dick Coffman
al Lopez
Lloyd] Waner
Debs Germs
Dolph Camilli
Charlie Root
Joe
When older children cared for younger siblings in old New England life
A writer recalls early days when large families relied on elder children for care of babies. The piece notes a loss of shared duties as teens grow less involved in parenting, urging teens to assist with younger siblings to foster responsibility, kindness, and maturity.
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New England
Library shelves show varied fiction and non fiction titles
The list includes Four Marys by Fanny Heustip Lit Brentwood by Grace L Hill Drums Along the Mohawk by Walter Edmonds How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie Hell on... by Eadward Elisberg A Adrian Mich Bob Treat a Adrian college sophomore hitchhiked to Fort Wayne 100 miles preached a Sunday sermon rode bicycle 2 30 pm arrived back 11 pm
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Brentwood
Grace L. Hill
Walter Edmonds
Dale Carnegie
Eadward Elisberg
Adrain
Mich
Bob Treat
Adrian Colege
Fort Wayne
Ind
The World Was My Garden by David Fairchild book review
Bruce Catton praises The World Was My Garden for revealing the hidden work of agricultural explorers. The book profiles scientists who expand crops, improve diets, and build America’s food abundance, detailing Fairchild and colleagues’ efforts from Michigan roots to Washington’s Department of Agriculture.
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David Fairchild
Scribner’s
Poul de Kruif
Fairchild
America
Michigan
Kansas
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Local Players Named in Baseball Card Draft Highlights
Moore New York and Johnny Hudson are listed alongside two players from Brooklyn in a regional draft note. The lineup includes Lee Handley of Pittsburgh Len Warneke of St Louis Fred Fitzsimmons of Brooklyn and Herschel Martin of Philadelphia.
Parental Patience Tested by Teasing Younger Kin
The text contrasts how small children torment older siblings with how love from Big Brother Jim or Big Sister Mary moderates pranks. It suggests that a child who feels truly loved will not carry teasing too far, highlighting family dynamics and patience.
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Jim
Mary
Revision of assessments for Hope street districts announces meeting
The Board of Assessors of Street Improvement District No 11 and Annex No 1 and the Board of Assessors of Curb and Gutter District No 4 and Annex No 1 in Hope Arkansas will meet at City Hall at 2 p m on Friday December 1938 to revise and readjust benefits assessments on real property. Interested persons may appear to request revisions or changes in value, or the boards may act on their own motion. Dated October 1 1938.
Notice of Revision of Assessments in Hope Arkansas
Notice by the Board of Assessors of the Ellices Improvement District No 9 and Curb and Gutter District No 5 in Hope Arkansas that North Side Districts will meet at City Hall at ten a m on Friday December 2 1938 to revise readjust and consider changes in assessments of benefits against real property any person may appear and request revision or change the boards may act on its own motion dated October 31 1938 by Lex Wolff C Be Taylor L B Breed Board of Assessors Nov 1-5
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Board of Assessors
Board of Assessors of
City of Hope
Arkansas
South Main Street
C.F. Routon
R. R. Cornelius
T. M. Kinser
North Side
LEX Wolff C.be. Taylor L. B
BREED
Elices Improvement
Curb & Gutter
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