Tech adds two on its faculty at Louisiana Tech
President Cottingham announces two new faculty members for Louisiana Tech starting July 3. Frances M. Pepper of Greenwood becomes instructor and third grade critique teacher in the Teacher Training School. R L Coker of Starkville is named acting instructor in physics after teaching at Meridian Junior College.
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Buston
Louisiana Tech
Claybrook Cottingham
Frances M. Pepper
Greenwood
Miss
R. L. Coker
Starksville
Miss Pepper
Cruger
Miss. Largo
Fla
Melrose
Mags
Appalachian State Teachers’ College
Nelta State Teachers’ College
Boston University
Peabody College
Coker
Mississippi State College
University of Alabama
Meridian Junior College
Mississippi State
H. E. Ruff
Tech
June Point Values for Beef and Dairy Items Overview
The notice outlines June point values for beef as the only rationed meat and for fats oils and dairy products. It instructs to sum points for combined purchases of two or more items and clarifies which cheeses count as natural and meet the 30 percent milk solids rule. The effective period runs June 4 through July 1.
Community Center serves 1818 in Monroe center usage
Director Mrs. Lucyle Hupman reports 1818 used the Monroe Community Center last month, including 523 youths and the rest adults. Various clubs and groups, from Garden and Book Clubs to Girl Scouts and the YWCA, use the facilities, with private parties available by reservation.
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Monroe
Lucyle Hupman
Welcome Branch
O. FE
House Committee Proposes Broad Crop Insurance Plan
Washington news reports the House Agriculture Committee proposing a permanent crop insurance system for wheat and cotton with expansion to other crops like flax corn tobacco and rice. The measure aims to reduce government losses while allowing long term contracts and tighter regulation to cover up to 73 percent of average yields but not exceeding crop investment.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Fulmer
South Carolina
Congress
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
FDIC
FCIC
Pelican Boys State plans large turnout from Fifth district
Sam A. Orchard reports strong cooperation for the American Legion sponsored Pelican Boys State in Baton Rouge June 13 to 21. Of 22 district posts, 16 will send 49 boys, exceeding the 39 quota. pickups listed for Bastrop Bernice Columbia Farmerville Monroe West Monroe Sterlington Ruston Crowville Winnsboro Jonesville Vidalia Ferriday Newellton Tallulah Rayville and meeting times. South America contains about 14 percent of the globe's land surface.
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Sam
A. Orchard
Pelican Boys State
American Legion
Baton Rouge
Bastrop
Bernice
Columbia
Farmerville
Monroe
West Monroe
Sterlington
Ruston
City Hall
Crowville
Winnsboro
Winnsboro City Hall
Okaloosa High School Commencement Ends Year
The Okaloosa High School held its commencement with a program including a prelude from the Tannhauser march, invocations by Rev. Roy Grant, chorus songs and salutatory by Carl Phillips, class president Katherine Crowell, class prophecy by Vesta Wallace, valedictory by Milton Clampitt, a Democracy Not a Form But a Force address by W. R. Hammond, Legion awards by G. S. Manning and L.8, a Fifth War Loan talk by Lucille McCall, diplomas presented by Supt. George W. Welch, and benediction by Rev. Roy Grant.
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Okaloosa High School
Tannhauser
Roy Grant
Carl Phillips
Katherine Crowell
Vesta Wallace
Milton Clampitt
W. R. Hammond
American Legion
G. S. Manning
L. 8
J. W. Rutledge
Lucille McCall
George W. Welch
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Itverstein
Wwe
Teenee
Aaneeneeere Agrewes Eeenetme
Porterhouse
T-Bone
Gill
Sirlein
Chuck
Shoulder
Itu
Munster
Municipal Recreation Group
Municipal Recreation Board
J. W. Webster
B. B. Martin
Lester Scharf
P. E. Massey
Sam Rubin
Courtney Oliver
A. B. Clarkson
Silverstein
Newman
N. 2Nd St
Orchard
South America
Globe
Cilversteins
Ukaloosa High
Mazda
Lanham Electric Co
Jackson
E. L. Stubbs
E. J. Lanham
D&e
DeSiard
New York
U. S
P. O
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