Chamber Lighting Route Guides City Tour of Holiday Displays
The Chamber of Commerce issues a detailed street-by-street driving route to view residential lighting displays across the city. The instruction lists turns at DeSiard, Grand, Pargoud, Hanson, Lee, Jackson, Bright, St. John, Bry, Ouachita, South Fourth, Layton, Hart, Calypso, Sixth, D Arbonne, Spurgeon, Sherrouse, DeSiard road, DeSiard 6000 block, Louisville, North Fifth, Bres, North Fourth, Auburn, Seventh, Glenmar, North Sixth, K, Forsythe, Marie place, Park avenue, Riverfront, Stubbs, Second, Louisville, Riverside, Pine, Walnut, and back to DeSiard Sixth.
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Chamber of Commerce
Grand
DeSiard Street
Pargoud Drive
Hanson Street
Pargoud Street
Lee Avenue
Jackson Street
Jackson
Bright Avenue
Sixth Street
D’arbonne
Spurgeon Drive
Sherrouse Avenue
Sherrouse
DeSiard Road
DeSiard
Louisville Avenue
Louisville
Fifth Street
Bres Avenue
North Fourth Street
Fourth Street
Auburn Avenue
Auburn
North Seventh Street
Seventh
Glenmar
North Sixth Street
K Street
North Fifth Street
North Fifth
Forsythe Avenue
Forsythe
Marie Place
Park Avenue
Riverfront
Central and Circle S Service Station Opens With Crowd
More than a thousand people visited the new Central and Circle S Service station at its opening on Wednesday. Manager Rudy Howell announced awards to S. J. Reid for a General set, J. C. Torrance for a center for his car, and W. E. el for an automobile. The station sits one block from Second to Third streets, north of the Illinois Central tracks, promising improved service for motorists.
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Central
Circle S
Rudy Howell
Second
Third Street
Illinois Central Railroad
Tech Breaks Ground for First Dorm in $2,000,000 Plan
Louisiana Tech began its expansion with the breaking of ground for a new women’s dormitory funded by state and PWA money. The ceremony featured prominent Ruston officials and Tech leaders, with prayers offered by Rev. Guy M. Hicks and a display of residents-in-waiting for dorm rooms.
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TECH
Louisiana Tech
O A. Wright
Raymond Heard
Ruston
E. D. Pratt
T. L. James Company
J. C. Ritchie
Ruston Chamber of Commerce
C. W. Smith
State Board of Education
E. S. Richardson
T. L. James
Charles C. Gayne
G. A. Adams
John P. Graham
Guy M. Hicks
Ruston Methodist Church
State
PWA
Circle S Station Opens New Facilities Drawing Praise
Circle S customers expressed appreciation for the many new facilities of the station. The updated amenities drew positive reactions from patrons noting improved service and modernized features.
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Circle S
Motion Picture Theaters Worldwide and United States Share
The world hosts about 89 097 motion picture theaters. Of this total 189 percent are in the United States.
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The
United States
Reed to Build Five-Room Frame Residence at College Avenue
A permit to construct a five room frame residence at 303 College avenue was issued to Luther Reed by city inspector Sam H Awl. The home costs 3000 dollars with R J Zuberbier as contractor. Paul Gebhard a Denver boy found a 20 pound fossil of an ancient snail.
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College Avenue
Luther Reed
Sam H. Awl
Paul Gebhard
Denver, Colo
Honest victim claims plunderers in McKesson case
The document presents F Donald Coster's death note alleging bankers, lawyers, and auditors looted McKesson and Robbins. He accuses board friction, massive bad debts, and a failed merger while claiming to fight to preserve the company. He defends gifts to his wife and laments betrayal by Wall Street interests and legal intrigue.
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New York
F. Donald Coasters
Samuel Reich
McKesson
Robbins White
Bysineas
Coster-Musica
Florida
Steiner Rouse
George
Robert Dietrich
Wall Street
Birth Announcement for Lewis Son at Vaughan-Wright Bendel
A son was born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs John G Lewis at the Vaughan Wright Bendel clinic. The new infant joins the family at 403 Speed Drive in the city.
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John G. Lewis
Vaughan-Wright- Bendel Clinic
Local firm wins two contracts for Columbia pulp ing plant
Salley and Bilis of Monroe were Thursday awarded the contract to build a pulping plant at Columbia, akin to the West Monroe project, at a price of £20,000. Construction will begin soon, with a crew of 260 workers. Groundbreaking slated for Friday or Saturday at Northwest Center on the site of SIGIR operations.
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Salley and Bilis
Monroe
Wee Thursday
Columbia
West Monroe
Northesst Center
Eocese
Sigir
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Wilma Cooper
Hodge
Lois Sumner
Minden
Myrtle Killian
Jean Calhoun
Farmerville
Cathryn Mullis
Alice Cochran
Vivian
Jeanette Saltzman
Sicily Island
LaVerne Russell
Jena
Mary Janet Thomas
Bastrop
Ollie O'Neal
Junction City
Juanita Felts
Heflin
Catherine Dean
Emmagene Maroney
Marion
Reed
R. J. Zuberbier
Soty
D. Coster
Granewalde
Germany
St. John St
Trenton St
Mallinson’s
Velvet
Ellver
Kayser
Paite
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