Bastrop Girl Is State Normal's Valedictorian
Kathrine Todd of Bastrop serves as the class valedictorian at Louisiana State Normal College as nine candidates pursue A B degrees and forty earn two year certificates at Friday’s Caldwell Hall exercises. The program includes poems, solos, and a cedar rope ceremony linking the two and four year classes.
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Bastrop Girl
State Normal
Natchitoches
Louisiana State Normal College
Caldwell Hall
W. S Mitchell
Katherine Todd
Bastrop
Zilpha Willson
Alexandria
Car Jena Lancaster
Lake Charles
Sarah Goldsby
Mansfield
RK. L. Ropp
Katherine Price
New Orleans
George C. Proudfit
Proufit
W. L. Roy
Annie Ruth Allen
Lolita Cook
Hiro
Mira
S. H. Dunlap
Boyce
Clarice Henderson
Risonburg
Addie Mouton
Carencro
Mattie Sue Nicholson
Athens
Margaret Payne
Grand Cane
Hilda Perine
Natchitoohes
Myra Pope
Ringgold
Edna Prichard
Harrisonburg
Clementine Rogers
Mansyfield
Eula Ross
Necessity
Bernice Smith
Jonesville
Gertrude Spencer
Beaumont
Texas
Catherine Todd
Helen Turnley
Trout
Audrey Wagley
Many
Pauline Wheeler
Pineville
Cleta Whitlow
Saline
The
State Normal College
League Looks to Better Dissemination of News
Geneva delegates adopt a resolution for improved news movement within the League of Nations. A conference of Swiss French and British experts is proposed to establish a direct telegraph link from Geneva to London to speed news to North and South America and the Far East. The Associated Press originated the measure to enhance communications between Geneva and the United States Latin America and Asia.
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Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations
League Council
Switzerland
France
Great Britain
London
North
South America
Far East
Genseva
United States
Latin America
International Association of Journalists
League
Reforestation Urged to Curb Mississippi Floods
Representative Griffin of New York urged reforestation of denuded Mississippi valley lands as essential to flood control before the House flood control committee. He called for setback of levees and reopening the delta, warned against dams, and proposed a forest planting program modelled on Europe.
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Washington
Mississippi Valley
Griffin
New York
House Flood Control Committee
Mississippi River
Gulf
Atchafalaya
Appropriations Committee
Europe
Reid
Conference of Experts Proposes Geneva to London Wire
A plan gathering specialists proposes a direct telegraph or telecommunication wire from Geneva to London. The initiative aims to streamline rapid cross border communications and cut transit delays.
Fire damages Cedar Grove School in Shreveport
A fire caused by heaters left burning at Cedar Grove School partly destroyed the two story brick building. Damage estimated at 40 000 to 50 000. Seven of seventeen rooms destroyed. Schoolwork halted with emergency meeting planned to discuss rebuilding and temporary arrangements. Built in 1923 at 135 000 and 55 percent pupil enrollment this term with 19 teachers.
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Shreveport
Cedar Grove
Frencie's Cafe Opens With New Fixtures At Grand Street
The owner announces a new business venture at 202 Grand Street offering French cooking and decorated steaks. The ad promises top quality service and invites the public to visit, describing modern fixtures and confident claims of the best food in the city.
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Grand Street Frencie’s Cafe
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