Medals Arrive For N La High School Rally
Medals and ten trophies totaling 201 items will be awarded at the North Louisiana Rally on April 11 and 12. Plans underway for the seventh annual Louisiana Tech literary and athletic meet. Major J P Cole announces donors include Ruston First National Bank A H Henderson T L James Co Ruston State Bank Ruston Hardware and Furniture Ruston Chamber of Commerce City of Ruston Ruston Golf Club and others.
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North Louisiana
Louisiana Tech
J. P. Cole
Ruston
Ruston First National Bank
Cole
A. H. Henderson
T. L. James and Company
Ruston State Bank
Ruston Hardware and Furniture Company
Shields
Ruston Chamber of Commerce
E. Hodge
The
Hodge Lumber Company
Marbury Drug Company
Ruston Golf Club
Public Health Officials Visit Ruston Today
Public health officials Dr. McMillin and Dr. C. V. Aikin will tour Lincoln Parish Thursday with Dr. R. H. Allen. They will conduct clinics at Choudrant Hico Hillcrest Eastland Dubach and Tech Training schools and attend a 7:45 p.m. conference at the Ruston Lincoln sanitarium with local doctors to report findings on eye disease and trachoma.
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R. H. Allen
Lincoln Parish
Allen
McMillin
U. S. Public Health Service
V. Aikin
Bureau of Public Health Administration For
Louisiana
Choudrant
Hico
Hillcrest
Eastland
Dubach
Tech
Ruston- Lincoln Sanitarium
Four Churches Plan Fifth Sunday Joint Services
Four Protestant congregations the Presbyterian Trinity Methodist Temple Baptist and First Baptist announced a new week of services beginning April 13 each held in their own churches with pastors leading. Pastor S E McFadden said high pressure evangelistic campaigns have declined in appeal to large audiences and the move signals a shift in approach.
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The
Presbyterian
Trinity Methodist
Temple Baptist
First Baptist
S. E. McFadden
Presbyterian Church
McPadden
Ubermiasses
Windows Out of Date Vision in Home Comfort
A fragment from Wonan's Home Companion projects a future where houses lack traditional windows. Air is drawn in by duets and circulated in precisely safe conditions for human use, reflecting a speculative era of architectural and environmental design.
Sheriff Deputies Serving Sermons To Next Term Of Jury
Deputies in the parish sheriff s department are busy today serving summonses for witnesses to appear in cases set for the next regular term of the parish jury convening Monday April 7 according to Sheriff A J Thigpen The sheriff noted that jury work would be very light President Hoover is finding that not every talk of patronism means an unwillingness to join the federal payroll
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Sheriff's Deputies
A. J. Thigpen
Health clinic specialists to visit Lincoln parish schools
Lincoln parish health unit and Lincoln parish school board plan parish wide health program. Dr. McMillin and Dr. Aikin visit Choudrant and Eastland Ruston schools with Superintendent Campbell and Dr. Allen. A parish medical society meeting at Ruston sanitarium will review health conditions after the tour. Other visits set for Dubach Hica Simsborn and Hillcrest. In Hammond four year old daughter of J Q Hinson dies in accidental shelling incident at home.
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H. L. Campbell
Lincoln Parish
R. H. Allen
McMillin
United States Public Health Service
C. V. Aikin
Public Health Administration For Louisiana
Choudrant
Eastland
Ruston
Lincoln Parish Health Unit
Parish School Board
Parish Medical Society
Ruston Lincoln Sanitarium
Dubach
Hica
Simsboro
Hillcrest
Knott Seeks Highway and School Funded Reforms in Louisiana
Senator R B Knott of Ruston visits Monroe detailing three core aims for the upcoming legislature highway program tax eradicat ion and a proposed equalization fund for schools. He notes chatter of an impeachment effort but believes lawmakers will avoid it.
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Louisiana
R. B. Knott
Ruston
Monroe
Knott
Gulf Coast Oil Reserve Seen at Ten Billion Barrels
Donald C Huston told the fifteenth nominal convention of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists that the Gulf Coast supply totals about 10 000 000 000 barrels and would take around 45 years to exhaust. He warned the period could extend longer, with paying quantities expected for at least that span. The New Orleans gathering drew over 800 delegates and registrations ran about 20 percent above expectations.
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New Orleans
Lae
Donald C. Huston
American Association of Petrul_ tun Creologists
Allen Barksdale Camp Organized by Sons of Confederate Veterans
The Allen Barksdale Camp of the Sons of Confederate Veterans was organized Tuesday night with 28 charter members. John P. Graham elected Commander. H L Campbell first lieutenant commander. C E Tooke second lieutenant. Sam L Barksdale adjutant. other officers named. Charter members include Sam L Barksdale D S Calhoun Marvin T Green H L McKnight Allen Barksdale and many more.
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Allen Barksdale
Sons of Confederate Veterans
John P. Graham
H. L. Campbell
C. E. Tooke
Sam L. Barksdale
Charles C. Goyne
M. H. Folk, Jr
W. S. Rutledge
H. L. McKnight
Sanders Baskin
Seargent
T. A. Green
C. E. Gilbert
Sons of Veterans
Third Judicial District
D. S. Calhoun
Marvin T.green
Max Bradley
B. Roberts
W. E. McBride
J. B. Kendall
W.S
New Members Initiated by Greek Groups at Louisiana Tech
About one hundred Ruston Boy Scouts left for Monroe for the Merit Badge Exposition sponsored by the Monroe Rotary Club. Twenty five students were recently initiated by three Greek-letter groups at Louisiana Tech, including Kappa Gamma Psi, Delta Phi Gamma, and Lambda Theta, with several members named from Ruston and nearby towns.
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Ruston
Monroe
Ouachita Valley Council
Rotary Club
I. Baer
Scouts
Ouachita Valley
Louisiana Tech
Kaypal Gamma Psi
Delta Bhi Gama
Lambda ‘Theta
Kappa Gamma Psi
Kendall Hearne
Fred Savoie
Crowley
Charles Tooke
Delta Phi Gamma
Ceare Uy Payne Durham
Winnsboro
Ava Eldred
Alexandria
Mable May
J Blanche May
Laurine Chase
Chase
Alta
Stephens
Darnell
Ethel Cole
Sikes
Annie Laurieryan
Delhi
Beth Pardue
Hilda Gray
Summerfield
Marjorie Jones
Lambda Theta
Arline Petty
Gurline Williams
Gibsland
Leila Mitchell
Miriam Smith
Dee Ridder
Kathleen Fletcher
Chicago Snow Bound Village After Worst Blizzard In 50 Years
Chicago marked by a historic blizzard that dumped heavy snow and halted much of city transit. Streetcars trains and buses were largely useless. 19 inches fell, 26,000 workers struggled to clear streets as the snowbound village status persisted. Debris, stranded workers, and closures affected daily life across the metropolis and surrounding areas. Mrs. O Hare Foltz, 34, was found frozen to death near Independence School in Charleston, Illinois, after attempting to reach the school with her sons missing the previous day. The storm shifts toward Colorado and Nebraska as weather officials forecast improving conditions for tomorrow.
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Chicago
Middle West
Midwest
Charleston
O'Hare Foltz
Oakland
Independence School
Chichaga
ATL
Resaden Tink Wistriets
Sebooh
Aiwihir Blieard
Deputy Sheriff Recovers Prisoner From West Monroe
Deputy Sheriff Guy Braswell went to West Monroe early today to bring back Willie Archie a Black man accused of systematically borrowing money and promising repayment. Archie was arrested in Ouachita City by Chief Hammons who notified Sheriff Thigpen.
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Guy Braswell
Sheriff's Department
West Monroe
Willie Archie
Archie
Quachita City
Hammons
Sheri Thigpen
Second Dairy Lecture Given By Local Men
The second chamber of commerce dairy school session led by County Agent J. Ad Shealy and Professor R. L. Reese drew a good crowd despite poor weather. Lectures on feeds that can be grown locally and balanced rations for the dairy cow aimed to improve cow care and dairy industry knowledge in the region. Attendees listed include M. A. Knotts, G. B. McDonald, Lasker Mitchell, Hal Posey, R. T. Moore, S. L. Cole, Dan Spencer, W. L. Ponder, L. Dekrevse, J. Griffin, Jack Ritchie, Dee Clinton, L. O. Gahagan, N. McDonald, J. S. Summersill, T. A. Green, G. H. Rainwater, F. S. Price, J. A. Shealy, and R. Reese.
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Chamber of Commerce Dairy School
J. Ad Shealy
R.L. Reese
Agricultural Department of Louisiana
Peek
James Building
Shealy
Professor Reese
Aimar
M. A. Knotts
G. B. McDonald
Lasker J Mitchell
Ilal Posey
R. T Moore
8. L. Cole
Dan Spencer
W. L. Ponder
L. €. Dekrevse
Oj. Griffin
Jack Ritchie
Dee Clinton
L. OQ. Gahagan
N. McDonald
J. S. Summersill
T. A. Green
Ig. HH. Rainwater
F. OS. Price
J. A. Shealy
Tick Eradication Bill Endorsed by Regional Groups
Endorsement appears near certain for the tick eradication bill backed by the North Louisiana Tick Eradication Association the Southwest Louisiana Tick Eradication Association and the State-Wide Tick Eradication Committee The measure said to have broad support will be introduced at the opening of the forthcoming legislature Officials from the three bodies reported in Minden and Delhi meetings that executives and citizens favored a vigorous campaign to ensure passage statewide.
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North Louisiana
Southwest Louisiana
A. H. Henderson
J. McKnight
Minden
Vony- Tilleeimen Aid Citvens
Ao Binitlar
Lela
Delhi
Lhebi
Mander
New Orleans Sanitation Reform Aims for City Parity with Major Cities
A proposed ordinance seeks to upgrade garbage collection and disposal in New Orleans to modern standards, aiming for parity with large cities. The measure outlines expanded sanitation operations, improved waste handling, and stronger enforcement, reflecting efforts to elevate city services and public health.
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New Orleans
New Oulewis
Ean Slike Tata Ecoletion Syatera
New Urhans
Gordidsssen Cote Phischey Aa
Ptuydtles
Cleeel
Wiese
Annual Father and Son Banquet Held at Choudrant School
The Smith Hughes Agricultural High School in Choudrant held its annual Father and Son banquet in the domestic science department. About 60 fathers sons and visitors attended. Principal J W Shoffner acted as toastmaster and Mrs J W Shoffner plus Miss Thelma Hood oversaw serving with pupils from Hood in home science training. Guests included School Board member J H Frasier County Agent J A Shealy and Ruston chamber of commerce official H L MeKnighted.
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Smith Hughes Agricultural High School of
Choudrant
J. W. Shoffner
Thelma Hood
Prince Terry
Fred Emory
W. HK. Smith
Lannie Parnell
Marley Lee
Farris Meek Corkle
Clayton Calhoun
Everett Farmer
Jessie Aulds
Willis Cady
Ira Lee Hammons
Leon Baker
O. W. Hogan
Russell Terry
Miller Banks
Leon Hammons
John Willie Smith
Clyde Campbell
Lionel Whitman
Tick Eradication Bills Discussed by Louisiana Groups
A. H. Henderson and H. L. McKnight led executive committee meetings in Delhi and Minden to review the tick eradication bill drafted by statewide regional associations. They aim to organize actions ahead of the legislature's six week reconvening to push for passage.
Conservation workers to visit Lincoln parish schools
A letter to Lincoln parish Superintendent TH. L. Campbell from state conservation commissioner Robert Mitestri announces visiting conservation specialists will come Thursday and Friday with programs at parish schools. Mrs BV Cottman Miss Tita Gundelore and New Orleans bureau reps will present lectures and reels for public viewing to showcase department work. Superintendent Campbell will accompany the visitors to the parish and public groups are invited to learn about conservation.
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TH. L. Campbell
Lincoln Parish
Robert §. Mitestri
Bv, Cottman
Tita Gundelore
New Orleans
Champbell
Ulead
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