Louisiana Tech announces 24 faculty changes
Ruston June 17 special report lists 24 Louisiana Tech faculty changes. Four join regular staff this summer including Ernest Ray Jensen and James A Files. September hires include Hal Barker, Sam Gullatt Jr, Donald Fernholz, Elise Licksteig, Lester Snyder Jr, Jason Owen, Ellis Kilgore, C. H. Edwards, Anne Ingram, George Freeman. Seven summer term only appointments and three resignations without replacements are noted.
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Louisiana State University
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James A. Files
E. W. Carswell
Mr. Files
Hal B. Barker
Tennessee Tech
Iowa State College
Sam P. Gullatt, Jr
Georgia Tech
Donald L. Fernholz
James Ferry
Fernholz
Milton College
University of Wisconsin
Oho State University
Elise P. Licksteig
Home Management House
Maryville College of Tennessee
University of Tennessee
Lester W. Snyder, Jr
Harry Richardson
Snyder
Jason C. Owen
Colorado State Teachers’ College
Ellis M. Kilgore
T. H. Goodgame
Kilgore
C. H. Edwards
L. W Bingleton
Mr. Edwards
University of Texas
Anne C. Ingram
Bonnie Jean Hickman
Miss Ingrem
University of North Carolina
University of Georgia
George Freeman
Columbia University
T. R. Willett
S. X. Lewis
Lessie Smitherman
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Two Military Bills Run Into Trouble In Senate
In Washington on June 17, Senator Elmer Thomas leads a drive to cut more than a billion dollars from next year’s military costs, targeting a $15.91 billion appropriation for the army navy and air forces. Senator Morse balks at rushing approval of a pay raise bill adding about $300 thousand annually to service pay.
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Seasonal Fruits Boost Family Menus This Season
The article notes late fruit season now in full swing with cherries cantaloupes and watermelons plentiful. It presents menu ideas for Luncheon and Dinner featuring rice with bacon black bean soup liver and vegetables clam chowder baked flounder and other dishes plus desserts and beverages. It also suggests using apricot nectar to make punch for bridal receptions and graduation parties.
Enola Gay Returns To Flight Ahead Of Museum Move
America's atomic bomber the Enola Gay flew a test hop at Tucson after being saved from scrapping. It is to fly to Washington D C and then be turned over to the Smithsonian National Air Museum, with a museum handover planned during the Air Force convention in Chicago starting August 1.
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Changes to Pay and Allowances Explained Today
Officials outlined planned changes to salaries and allowances, detailing scales, eligibility, and timelines. Key points include revised pay bands, housing and transport allowances, and adjustments aligned with cost of living. The presentation noted phased implementation and periodic reviews.
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