Ruston Girl Wins Louisiana State University Honorary Scholarship
Ruston senior Matel May of Ruston at Louisiana Tech earns an honorary graduate scholarship to LSU for next year. She will study English toward a master's degree starting September. Alternate selections include Loraine Myers of Monroe and James H. Green of Hilly.
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Mate] May
Ruston
Louisiana Tech
Louisiana State University
Loraine Myers
Monroe
James H. Green
Hilly
James M. Smith
Louisiana State Normal College
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
At Tech
Miss May
A. H. May
Fron Tech
Delta Phi Gamma
Tech
Baptist Students’ Union Convention
Atlanta
Mabel May
Sunrise Easter service at Arlington honors nation's dead
For the first time Arlington National Cemetery held a sunrise Easter memorial at the amphitheater with President Hoover and Mrs Hoover attending. Government leaders and Knights Templar officiated as prayers, a sermon, and a Marine Band performance unfolded, followed by the Star Spangled Banner as the procession entered the grounds.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Hoover
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
District of Columbia
Arlington
US 8 Marine Band
Knnight Jame
Shera Montgomery
Hourse of Representatives
Sydney Key Evans
Chlet
Knight
Harney T Phillips
Senate
Knight John C. Palmer
Grand Lodge
FLA. AM
Columbu
Jesson
Masonic Glee Club
Marine Grand
Knights ‘Tompho
Marlie Bane
Heyere Lollesbert
Agi Altek
Hon Ver
Fragmented OCR story about a park incident and hospital breach
A garbled OCR fragment describes a park scene with advertising and a car collision. It includes dialogue about a shortest route to an emergency hospital and an officer directing to stand in place. The readable text is inconsistent and obscured by errors.
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Pedepmvian
Peculiar Auto Mishap Near Ruston Highlights Darting Car
An almost demolished Dodge lay at the foot of a thirty foot embankment along the Dixie Overland highway east of Ruston after a Sunday afternoon crash. L. P. Phillips of Monroe was found in the wreckage with slight injuries and said the car belonged to W. G. Gladney, also of Monroe, as he attempted to reach Ruston. Phillips could not explain the cause, claiming he lost control at about thirty miles per hour and the car swerved off the road, turning twice before landing at the embankment. He was treated in Ruston. his clothes were torn in the mishap.
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Ruston
L. P. Phillips
Monroe
Mr. Phillips
W G. Gladney
Gladney
Phillips
Fifty Students On Honor Roll At Louisiana College Pineville
Fifty students at Louisiana College Pineville made the honor roll for the second semester despite no high grading standard. The group posted an average grade of about one hundred, earning them recognition on the honor roll list.
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Louisiana College
Pineville
Lousiana College
School Desertion Shuts Danville Prep School After Walkout
Danville Virginia preparatory institute Panivile Mil ihney faced near desertion as Easter break ends and students strike. Authorities said a student walkout emptied classrooms while city buses and traffic slowed. Principal Go fouls vowed classes would resume only if students returned under conditions, with teachers anxious about resumed instruction and safety.
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Panivile
Duggville Milihney Institute
Wits
Uhe
Cabvis
Tulji
Willkun
Chisses
Gasoline Tax Continued By Police Jurors
The one cent gasoline tax was renewed at the Police Jury meeting to fund parish roads and bridges. The ordinance imposes a $100 fine or 30 days in jail for violations and requires monthly reports from gasoline sellers. The session covered road petitions, silo expansion, government loan timelines, fertilizer and food loan data, and planned highway signs marking the dairy center in Lincoln parish. A cannery program with the School Board and Kiwanis funding was discussed with future parish coordination led by Miss Sophia Stone.
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McGee
Thomas Place
Henry Grave Yard
J. A. Shealy
Shealy
W. V. DeLouey
J.T. Sanderson
Dr. Allen
Health Department
Simsboro
Dubach
Wesley Chapel
Hico
Greenwood
Sibley
Hilly
Antioch
Greenville
Kiwanis Club
Sophia Stone
State Police Jury
New Orleans
Parish
T. H. Mills
J. 8. Henry
C. W. Tatum
W. A. Sanderson
J H. Donald
E. O. Foster
Weak and Restless: Mrs. Thornton Talks of Cardui Relief
Blackshear Ga Mrs L E Thornton details her experience with Cardus Cardul in a run down weak condition She describes back pain numbness nervous restlessness poor sleep and lack of appetite improving after multiple bottles with increased strength and stamina over time The ad endorses Cardul for women over fifty years of use
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Blackshear
Mra. L. E. Thornton
Cardus
Mra Thornton
Ita
Uae
Government to enforce against fraudulent dealers warned
The article notes government action to curb fraudulent reactions by commission men and praises honest firms. It urges warmers to stop shipping to unlicensed operators, with references to protection for legitimate businesses and cooperation from business organizations. George Eastman has donated 61,000,000 to establish a Stockholm dental clinic with a hygienist school, mirroring clinics he funded in London Paris and Rome.
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Imantha Porat
Lkewine
George Eastman
Kodak Fame
Stockholm
Sweden
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Rochester
Mr. Eastman
London
Paris
Rome
Skim Milk Seen as Key to Dairy By Products
The U S Department of Agriculture highlights skim milk as vital to dairy by products including buttermilk and whey. Cottage cheese, made from skim milk, offers a profitable outlet when properly produced and marketed, with the bureau of dairy industry detailing a method for uniform high grade results.
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Louisiana
Federal Department of Agriculture
Department
O. E. Reed
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Milk Shipping Rules Tighten in Louisiana Enforcement
Dr J A O Hara warned that from April 18 Louisiana will prohibit sale of out of state milk not meeting state dairy laws. Shippers and receivers must show sources and records proving production met minimum sanitary standards and allow dairy commission inspection.
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J. A. O'Hara
Louisiana State Board of Health
Louisiane
Louisiana
State Dairy Commission
Marriage Licenses Issued in Ruston Area
Ruston couples awarded licenses include Robert Kolb and Mattie Belle Hinton both of Ruston. Roy Calcote also of Ruston weds Dorothy Hicks and Joe L. Drayton of Ansley marries O. T. Booker of Ansley.
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James Robert Kolb
Ruston
Mattie Belle Hinton
Roy Calcote
Dorothy Hicks
Joe L. Drayton
Ansley
O. T. Booker
Dr. Clay Named State Chairman of Optometrists
Dr. 8 R Clay, a local optometrist, has been appointed state chairman of the optometrists. The announcement comes from Dr Fred Andreae of Baltimore Maryland and president of the American Optometric Association.
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Fred Andreae
Baltimore
Maryland
The
American Optometric Association
8. R. Clay
Convention Attendance by Br. Clay and Louisiana Opus Motriets
June 91 to 98 this year and br. Clay will attend the convention along with a number of Louisiana Opus Motriets, indicating a regional gathering with noted figures and groups at the event.
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Br. Clay
Louisiania Opus Motriets
Shreveport Girl Injured in Campus Auto Collision
Miss Peggy Askew a Shreveport high school student visiting at the Marburys sustained painful though not serious injuries Saturday afternoon in an automobile accident on the Louisiana Tech campus. She rode in a car driven by Larkin Breed which collided with Morris Kirkland’s vehicle, causing considerable damage and a broken windshield. Miss Askew is reported to be doing nicely at the Marbury home and will return to Shreveport tonight.
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Peggy Askew
Shreveport
W. A. Marbury
Louisiana Tech
Miss Askew
Larkin Breed
Morris Kirkland
Hue
Young Kirkland
Breed
Bond Election Set For Simsboro District No 3 May 12
A $40000 bond issue was approved by the school board to fund repairs to the old schoolhouse additions classrooms and an 800 seat auditorium. The plan includes a community cannery program with police jury shared costs. Superintendent H L Campbell noted a $100 allowance for premiums at next fall’s parish fair.
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Simsboro
H. L. Campbell
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Crater Lake National Park
Oregon
Germany
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Danville
Secon
Georgia
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Mr. Meek
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