Red Cross Home Campaign Set for April 11 in Ruston
Lincoln Parish American Red Cross drive leader Errigst Shaw says Ruston High School Key Club and Circle K Club at Tech will canvass Ruston on April 11, 1961 to raise funds. He notes Red Cross First Aid and Water Safety training saves lives and highlights national efforts and statistics from 1960 61.
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Red Cross
Ruston
Errigst Shaw
Lincoln Parish
American Key Cross Fund
Circle K
Tech
Shaw
Red Cross National Aquatic School
Camp Tulequola
Fresno
Calif
Syith Hee
Sequaia National Fovest
Nutil
Red Chase Safety Services
Mason
Tn Ashbuentuim
Mass
John Briggs
Ruston Industries Stockholders Receive 3 Percent Dividends
Ruston Industries, Inc distributed 3 percent dividend checks totaling 8000 dollars to about 100 stockholders. Directors approved cash-on-hand purchases at par value of 100 dollars per share. The company aims to raise funds for a Diamond Tain de build project in Ruston with ownership arranged through the Kindle company.
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Feu
Ruston Industries, Inc
Merv Neely
Amma
Buron Risinger
Ruston
Awards For 4-H Clubbers Highlight National Honors
Chicago sponsors mark the 24th year of 4-H awards funding home improvement, public speaking, and forestry projects. Winners receive medals, silver cups, and expense-paid trips to the National Club Congress in Chicago, with categories for girls and county winners earning gold medals and scholarships from sponsors.
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Charles BR. Walgreen
Chicago
Wristowratches
Stte Avinners
Shy
Elith
Pure Oil Company
Ant Psdhe
Yanidips
4,300 4-H Club Boys and Girls To Attend Summer Camp
Baton Rouge reports that over 4200 4-H members statewide will attend summer camps run by the LSU Agricultural Extension Service. Groups of 200 to 400 will visit three main camps in Livingston, Grant, and Beauregard parishes plus Lake Bistineau in Webster Parish. Camps run May 29 through July with additional specialized camps planned for forestry and leadership.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University Agricultural Extension Service
C. Sie Shirley
State 47
Extension Service
Ixtersion Service
Cartison
Livingston Parish
Grant Walker
Grant Parish
Beauregard Parish
Lake Bistinvenu State Park
Webster Parish
Shirley
Chicot State Park
Evangeline Parish
Gain Walker
Chant Walker
State Forest
Woodworth
Good Scouts AM
New York
UPL
Juliette Low
Seeuuiah
Gay
Sale Of Residence Subject To Income Tax Rules
The notice outlines that the sale of a personal residence is subject to special income tax rules. It explains exemptions for lifetime residence benefits and limitations for individuals who sell a home held for a period. It emphasizes that gains on property used as a dwelling may qualify under specific provisions and lists procedures for reporting and filing.
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Speadal Fockerol
Jeb L
Tolar
Trefermi
Mano
Faa
Cathy
Health for All Just Don’t Feel Right
Malaise is an early sign of illness from the common cold to hepatitis and often follows barometric pressure drops. Young adults may show prolonged malaise, and you should see a doctor if it lasts beyond a day or two, with the clinician guiding further tests or treatment as needed. Sponsored by Line coli-Blonville Tibercilosis Associated.
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Hal
Linecoly-Blonville
Drivers License Office to Close on Saturdays
The Louisiana Drivers License Office in Lincoln parish courthouse will cease Saturday hours from April 1, with renewals allowed without penalty if licensed expired on a Saturday and renewed the following Monday. Expires on birthday rule extended by two days, staff say.
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Louisiana
Lincoln Parish
B. T. Hays
Syiday
Stavs
Graveside Services For Owens Infant in 1986
Grave side services for Miarirep Api Owens eight day old infant of Clyde Owens and Mae Owens were held April in a military cemetery. Reports describe a private ceremony with family and friends in attendance. Names, dates, and locations are partially obscured in the OCR text but indicate a funeral observance at a cemetery with religious and civic elements.
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API Owens
Mae
Ane
Clyde Owens
Baldaan
Mommurdal
Hendershots Receives Ford Foundation Fellowship
Dr. Paul T. Hendershot, professor and head of the department of economics and finance at Louisiana Tech, has been selected as a fellow to attend a faculty seminar on new developments in business administration. The Ford Foundation sponsored seminar will be conducted by the University of California, Berkeley, with sessions in industrial relations and managerial economies.
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Paul T. Hendershot
Louisiane Tech
Ford Foundation
Graduate School of Business
University of California
Iat
Berkeley
Tinch
Dye
Mendersbat
School of Business Administration
Willy
Dave Wee
OCHA
Pau Beos
Ms Vaa
Ana
Lomasius
Health for All 35 Of Accidents Oery In Homes
Fragmentary OCR notes describe home accident risks and health campaigns. The garbled text mentions fatalities, safety concerns, and public health messaging but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to derive concrete facts.
National Future Homemakers Week Highlighted in Louisiana
Home economics students in Louisiana and nationwide will observe National Future Homemakers of America Week from April 9 to 15. Miss Lela A. Tomlinson announces activities aimed at developing life skills, leadership, poise, and a well rounded education through the Future Homemakers of America program.
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Louisiana
Future Homemakers of America
Lela A. Tomlinson
State Department of Education
Future Homemakers
Future Tomemakers of America
Heney
Linsar Sie
Sirenethen Thy Homie
Gnaeney
Aducrtion
Wna
Ena Fiona
Ud Impres Ding
Fme
Akens
Netherlands Orchestra Subsidies Highlight Dutch Culture
Willard C. Wichers of the Netherlands Information Service visited Ruston to promote the Concertgebouw Orchestra touring the Tech LTC A series in May. He noted government subsidies for national opera and ballet, and described the Netherlands shift from agriculture to industry with 42 percent in industry and 60,000 new jobs yearly, plus emigration figures to several countries.
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Willard C. Wichers
The
Netherlands Information Service
Ruston
Concertgebow Orchestra
Gebau Orchestra
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Wilehers
Concertich Orchestra
National Opera
National Ballet
Dutely
Radio Netherlands
Orchester
Amster Dian
Baeline Oper
Concertgebouw Orchestra
America
Columbia Artists
Wilthers
Louisiana
United States
Canara
New Zealand
Australia
Brazil
South Africa
Lumber Industry Opposes Increase in Taxes
Carl Walker of Walker Lumber Company testifies before the House Ways and Means Committee against proposed tax changes funding the interstate highway system. He argues California lumber costs would rise by over four million dollars annually and transportation costs would hit log hauling, urging a logging tax refund provision if highways tax increases are enacted.
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Wasttingeton
Witnss Pnt
California
Carl
Walker
Walker Lumber Company
Madriver
National Lumber Manuaelarer Association
Tex Pap
Walker Sais
United States
Hie
Old Age Social Security Credit Explained by Monroe Official
Monroe district manager J Budd Brooks explains changes to the Social Security Act of 1980 affecting benefit eligibility. Under prior rules a worker needed credits for each year worked. now one credit covers three years after 1980 until retirement or death, shifting eligibility thresholds and prompting questions about current requirements.
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J. Budd Brooks
Monroe
Alfier
Brooks
SpHirerment
Aigear
Neads
Sochal
Jwho
South Secuttey
la Yeuon
Hill Farm Stockman Weight Gains From Beef Cattle
Hill Farm Stockman discusses feed intake and weight gains in beef cattle. It notes that older, fleshy cattle eat less per unit live weight, while younger cattle gain more efficiently. It covers effects of size, gestation, and feeding practices on gains and fattening, with examples of daily intake and protein needs for various classes.
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Hill Farm Stockman
Iit
Sloekman
Ned
Anita
Fey
Tree Seedlings From Washington Planted In La
Washington Governor Rosellini and State Forester Mixon led the planting of twenty seedlings donated by Governor Rosellini to mark Wildlife Week. Seedlings included a western hemlock and a spruce variety, planted on the old arsenal grounds near the state capitol with local officials noting the symbolism of multiple uses for wildlife, soil protection, and forest beauty.
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Washington
Wilon Rouge
Tint Pinte Th. Davis
Mrames
Mixon
Alert J. Rosellini
Stites of
Lottess
Roselini
Howard Nelson
Sportsing's Council, Inc
Washington State
Humber
Arsenal
O. W. Welch
Donts In Planting Sensitive Soybeans
The article discusses planting soybeans, noting not to plant too early since growth is sensitive to day length. It reports Baton Rouge experiment results across four varieties, detailing weed control, seedling emergence, shallow cultivation, and care to minimize weed competition. It mentions yield effects and practical tips for timing and weed management.
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Teun
Baton Rouge
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