4 H Club Camp Honors Mrs McQuiller At Rayville Event
At the 4 H club camp ten miles north of Rayville Claude Davis led the gathering with Miss Julia Bowjen assisting. Mrs Jewell McQuiller received a birthday cake during a program by adult camp members. Dixie Stewart notes the camp is split into Aztecs Iroquois and Chickasaws as all tribes pursue high honors.
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Jewell McQuiller
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Tewel McQuiller
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Tariff Talks On Sugar And Hides Enter Debate
Senate finance subcommittees opened hearings on tariff duties for sugar and hides. Witnesses urged changes to the House proposed 10 percent ad valorem rate while the tariff measure faces House and Senate scrutiny and political dispute. F. E. Mollin of Denver testified in support of refining the proposed rate.
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Special Meeting of Ouachita Valley Scout Board
The Ouachita Valley council executive board will meet at Ki-Ro-Li Boy Scout Camp next Sunday at 5 PM. Headquarters urged all members to attend or send a parish committee representative.
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Ouachita Valley
Alderman Finds Joy in Life as UVA President
Dr. Edwin A. Alderman marks 25 years as University of Virginia president and describes the pleasures of leading an educational institution. He quotes that youth, romance, hope, and potential surround him daily, noting the vivid, picturesque life of the role.
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University, Va
Edwin Anderson Alderman
University of Virginia
Dillingham Talks Sugar Duties for Porto Rico
Frank A. Dillingham of New Jersey, for the Association of Sugar Producers of Porto Rico, led a long queue awaiting sugar duty talks. He called the proposed duty increase from $1 to $3 a ton on the island prohibitive.
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Cold Remedies Claim Alkaline Cure For Colds
Doctors prescribe Phillips Milk of Magnesia to restore alkalinity during colds. Begin at onset with a tablespoonful in water four times a day first two days then nightly. The ad cites 50 years of use for anti acid relief and notes 25¢ to 50¢ bottles with directions.
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College President Sees Immortality in Institution and Charity
Dr Alderman speaks of a collegial life devoted to service turning money into character and wealth into righteousness. He values an institution that will outlive him and quote marks a lighthouse guiding light and force for happiness, freedom and justice. California imports 250 tons of rabbit while 3,000 tons are butchered locally.
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College President's Association
California
Virginia G O P Leaders Approve College Head Nominee
Virginia delegates converge on Richmond for the Republican state convention with strong sentiment favoring Washington and Lee professor Dr. William M. Brown as governor nominee. Leaders also back Newport News anti-Smith candidate C. C. Berkeley for attorney general and debate a lieutenant governor choice.
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Republican Platform Draft Delayed by Richmond Telephoned Holdouts
A tentative draft of the Republican party platform was postponed after several party leaders notified they could not reach Richmond until today. The conference, initially set for last night, faced delays as key officials remained unavailable.
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Republican Party
Richmond
Science Gains Favor as a High School Study
Frances D. Curtis of the University of Michigan says science is one of the most popular high school subjects. She spoke to the National Education Association, noting science’s rising appeal and importance in the curriculum.
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Atlanta
Frances D. Curtis
University of Michigan
Profasor Curtis
Department of Science
National Education Association
Science pushes deeper into elementary grades say educators
An unnamed expert notes a shift in the science curriculum from traditional disciplines to integrated science. He cites botany and zoology replaced by general science, predicts broader use of science in elementary classrooms as the era grows more technologically driven.
Standard Oil Louisiana Gasoline Says It Improves Over Time
The Standard Oil Company of Louisiana touts Baton Rouge refineries and ongoing product improvements. It claims its "Standard" Gasoline has steadily become better through continuous refinements, with today’s blend outperforming six months ago without marketing it as new.
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Standard Oil Company of
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
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