Rice Clinic Slated Today At Bastrop
A two day rice promotional clinic opens at 2 30 p m today in the Agricultural Building with a talk Rice Around the World by Dr J Norman Efferson LSU College of Agriculture dean An international rice authority and author of several textbooks The program expects more than 500 area lunchroom supervisors and features Miss Dorothy Hutcheson Miss Fluffy Rice demonstrations and appearances by LSU Extension Service officials and Louisiana Rice Growers Association leaders The Bastrop Chamber of Commerce sponsors the conference with L P and L and Extension Service participation
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Dor. J. Norman Efferson
LSU College of Agriculture
Fr. Efferson
Marlene Bond
Jonesboro
Dorothy Hutcheson
Fluffy Rice
Edmond Zambrecher
Irene Turner
LSU Agriculture Extension Service
Alden Sonnier
Louisiana Rice Growers Association
Lewis Hill
Dean Efferson
Bastrop Chamber of Commerce
Louisiana Power and Light Company
The
Agriculture Extension Service
Area Student Helps Capture Of Woodcocks
John H. Roberson Jr. of St Joseph and seven LSU students capture and band woodcocks in the Atchafalaya River Basin under a 2500 dollar contract with the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife. They will gather data to aid a future management program and hunting regulations. Trapping occurs in Point Coupee West Baton Rouge St Landry and Iberville parishes, mostly at night using flashlights and nets. hunting at night is illegal.
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Atchafalya
Louisiana
Point Coupe
West Baton Rouge
St. Landry
Iberville
Military Rites Set Today For Wreck Victim
Airman Second Class Gerald Wayne Smith 21 former Hodge resident was killed in a Michigan auto wreck. Rites planned at Oak Grove Church Arcadia at 2 p.m. Interment Salt Grove Cemetery under Congers Funeral Home. Survivors include parents Ezra and Mrs. Smith, brothers Alvag and James Wade, and a sister in Oklahoma City.
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Quitman
Ezra Smith
Shreveport
Alvag Smith
Rayville
James Wade Smith
Oklahoma City
Okla
Beer Turns Campus Trend in Oberlin History
Oberlin Ohio AP reports the college may allow 3.2 beer on campus for the first time in 132 years. Faculty approve sale amid Oberlin’s temperance roots dating to the 1874 founding of the WCTU.
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Oberlin, Ohio
Oberlin College
Women's Christian Temperance Union
WCTU
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