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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1937

Page

12

Progress on new gym at Louisiana Training Institute

Dr. Harvey Dillon reports rapid progress on the Louisiana Training Institute gymnasium. Brickwork is complete and the roof will rise soon. total project cost nears 64500 for building and pool, with 120 working days to finish. Scattered campus upgrades accompany the effort.

Louisiana Training Institute Harvey Dillon Dillon W. C. Salley Louisiana State University Institute Ki-Ro-Li Dr. Dillon

Governor seeks lighted airways from New Orleans to Houston

Governor Richard Leche asked the U S department of commerce to install lighted airways and radio beams between New Orleans and Houston via Baton Rouge to enable regular night flights on the New Orleans Houston end of the Eastern route. He cited current safety limits due to obstructions and insufficient runways at Baton Rouge airport and urged faster local improvements.

Baton Rouge Richard Leche United States Department of Commerce New Orleans Houston New Orleans-Houston New York-Houston Eastern Airlines Department of Commerce East Baton Rouge

Black and White Ointment Promises Clearer Skin

A long running beauty aid touts Black and White Ointment as the solution for pimples and blemishes. The ad claims twenty years of use with rapid improvement and an aftercare suggestion of pairing with Black and White Skin Soap. Trial size costs 10c and a large can 25c.

Ouachita Parish Farm Conservation Committee Meeting

Ouachita parish committee members of the 1937 agricultural conservation program will meet Thursday at 9 a.m. in the courthouse to discuss changes for 1938 and review program development. John L. Sanders will lead the session with recommendations to be sent to the state office and then Washington for the southern region’s summary and federal scheduling.

Ouachita Parish E. R. Strahan State Office of the Agricultural Conservation Program Washington Agricultural Department John L. Sanders

LSU Cadet Corps Rated Excellent by War Dept

General van Horn Mosely informed officials that Louisiana State University cadet corps received an excellent rating from the War Department. The university Reserve Officers Training Corps has held the highest rating for seven consecutive years.

Baton Rouge, la van Horn Mosely Fourth Corps Louisiana State University University Cadet Corps War Department University Reserve Officers Training Corps

Hathaway Named Director at Little Rock Home Loan Bank

The Federal Home Loan bank board announced the appointment of O. C. Hathaway of Shreveport Louisiana as director of the Home Loan bank at Little Rock Arkansas. Hathaway will fill a vacancy held for over a year with a term ending December 31 1938.

Washington Federal Home Loan Bank Board O. C. Hathaway Shreveport Home Loan Bank Little Rock Ark

Tech Farm Work Starts at Louisiana Tech in Ruston

Mrs. Elnora V. Chandler fifth district NYA supervisor announced 40 boys from her group began a farm improvement project at Louisiana Tech Ruston. They will lay a water main connect to the city system build a modern dairy barn concrete silo and hay barn on a 350 acre farm west of Ruston on the Dixie Overland highway. Louisiana Tech sponsors skilled labor and materials NYA provides unskilled labor and the workers will board in Tech dorms under R L Reese who directs the agricultural department. The project will take several weeks of work by NYA members.

Elnora V. Chandler NYA Louisiana Tech Ruston T. L. James Ruston Capitalist Fifth Congressional District Tech R. L. Reese Agricultural Department

Jones elected head of Monroe Lions club

F L Jones chief clerk of Southern Carbon was unanimously elected president of the Monroe Lions club at the Tuesday noon meeting in Hotel Frances. He will assume July 1, succeeding E C Gibson. Other officers include M G Moore first vice president T H Woods second vice president L G Hughes secretary treasurer. PIANO program by Jeannette Clarkson Alice Brauer Bennie Hughes and Billy Jobe boosted the meeting.

F. L. Jones Southern Carbon Company Monroe Lions Club Hotel Frances Jones E. C. Gibson Lions Organization M. G. Moore T. H. Woods L. G. Hughes Jeannette Clarkson Alice Brauer Bennie Hughe Billy Jobe Lions Club Harry Newhall

Delhi girl first to take up farm studies at Tech

Olive Thomas Avent of Delhi becomes the first girl enrolled in the department of Agriculture at Louisiana Tech. A second term freshman, she studied home economics at the College of Industrial Arts in Denton Texas. She takes courses in farm machinery and southern field crops as part of her work here. Her mother is a government servant in Washington.

Ruston Olive Thomas Avent Delhi Department of Agriculture Louisiana Tech College of Industrial Arts Denton Tex Piss Avent Tech J. S. Avent Washington Mississippi

Man with Hacksaw Blades Arrested in Local Case

James E. Dwyer, recently released from Shreveport jail, was held for investigation after offering three dozen hack saw blades at a low price to a local machine shop foreman. He claimed purchase in Dallas and denied theft. Officers Meek and Cornett arrested him.

James E. Dwyer Shreveport Dwyer L. S. Meek A. L. Cornett Dallas Tex

Smith Named Scientist Head at Mother Church in Boston

The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston reports 59 new churches and rising sales of Mary Baker Eddy writings. Judge Clifford P. Smith of Newton, Mass., is elected church president for one year, with Edward L. Ripley as treasurer and Ezra W. Palmer as clerk. Smith has long served the Mother Church in legal and educational roles.

Boston Mass Christian Science Mary Baker Eddy First Church of Christ, Scientist Clifford P. Smith Newton Edward L. Ripley Brookline Ezra W. Palmer Marshfield Christian Science Board of Director Mason City Iowa District Court of Mother Church Christian Science Board of Education Christian Science Publishing Society Christian Science Board of

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