Louisiana Tech to confer degrees on 89 graduates
89 students at Ruston Louisiana Tech are candidates for degrees at Wednesday June 19 commencement. Gov. Jimmie H. Davis will deliver the address. Degrees span business, arts sciences, education, home economics, agriculture and forestry, and engineering. Final exams for non seniors end June 20 with summer session registration starting June 24.
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School of Business Administration
School of Arts and Sciences
School of Education
School of Home Economics
School of Agriculture and Forestry
School of Engineering
Pearce
Building Permits for Remodels and Erection Projects
Otto E Passman plans to remodel the first floor of a two story brick building at 133 North Grand street for Delta Furniture Company at a cost not exceeding 2675 using day labor. Dr T A Butler seeks to erect a one story frame and sheet iron building at 3006 Aurora street for a concrete block factory at a cost not exceeding 2500 with Gelbert Brothers as contractors. E R Simmermaker will erect a one story brick veneer duplex at 202 Sterlington road for up to 5000 with day labor. The fastest turning wheel in the world is a gas turbine wheel in an aircraft turbo supercharger spinning 30000 rpm.
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Otto E. Passman
Delta Furniture Company
North Grand Street
T. A. Butler
Aurora Street
Gelbert Brothers
E. R. Simmermaker
Louisiana Senate Bill 37 To Curb Strikes Boycotts
George D. Holland of the Monroe West Monroe Chamber of Commerce told the Senate Capital and Labor Committee that Senate Bill 37 would curb strikes and boycotts that disrupt business. He cited Monroe’s 1940 CIO Newspaper Guild strike against the News Star World, describing widespread picketing and advertising contract coercion. He urged a favorable report, arguing the bill would level contracts for labor and management and protect innocent businesses from boycott pressure.
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Senate Capital and Labor Committee
Baton Rouge
George D. Halland
Monroe-West Monroe
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Company
News-Star
Louisiana
Newspaper Guild
Senate
Bailey improves after tumor removal at Touro Infirmary
Governor Thomas L. Bailey of Mississippi shows ongoing improvement at Touro Infirmary after a delicate operation to remove a non malignant spinal tumor. Attendants reported a restful night and nourishment intake, with pain relief following the growth’s removal. doctors could not specify hospital stay length.
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New Orleans
Thomas L. Bailey
Mississippi
Touro Infirmary
Ernor
Touro
Bailey
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