Louisiana Areas Represented in New York Exhibit
Bernice and Dubach areas are shown in a Louisiana exhibit now on display in New York City. The Louisiana display is part of the National Industrial Development Exposition at the New York City Coliseum, April 7 to 11. A. J. Rhodes of Louisiana Power & Light coordinates for the company and local communities, noting all 48 states are represented and aiming to attract new industrial firms to Louisiana communities and areas.
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Bernice
Dubach
Louisiana
New York City
New York City Coliseum
A. J. Rhodes
Lou Power & Light Conyxing
LPL
Rhodes
Sully Weal
Louisiana Bpower Light Company
Amel
Antioch club plans garden visit after March meeting
The Antioch Home Demonstration Club held its March meeting at Mrs. R. M. Bingham’s home with 13 members. Members planned a trip to Norge Gardens on April 10, and those going were asked to notify organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Roger Lee
Peter Bingham
Sue Dring
Wahda Skinner
R.M. Bingham
Alva Dring
Frank Dri Serying
Lamar Cargill
Ables
Malcom Hood
Garland Tenley
Leroy Skinner
Jack Waldron
Frank Dring
Frank ‘Trussell
Bruce Price
M. L. Skinner
Antioch Home Demonstration Club
R. M. Bingham
Norge Gardens
R. d. Duddy
Brice Price
James Franklin
M. J. Dering
Bol Jones
Heflin
Frank Trussel
Maroc Trussell
Shreveport
Jerry Baremores
Della Trussell
Gibsland
E. W. Sutton
C. J. Dring
Tom Mothvin
Antioch
Gladys Hedgepeth
James Jones
St. Mark
Antioch Methodist Church chicken supper date set
Antioch Methodist Church schedules its annual med chicken supper for Thursday April 17 from 5 40 to 8 00 p m Mrs Roger Lee named general chairman and appointed the fellow ship organizer to assist in duties
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Antioch Methodist Church
Hurscay
Roger Lee
Washington News Notebook: Jinx and Small Talk Mix
A collage of notes from Washington figures and foreign visitors. Perle Mesta jokes about a mink stole gift and a charity link to International Rescue Committee. Angier Duke heads the IRC. Jerauld Wright helps fund scholarships for European students via NATO. Col. Viktor Fomin praises American car sales. Costa Rica’s Echandi quips about a burlesque show. Rep. Sikes blames Florida cold on Republican weather while hoping for a warmup after recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Dikes
D-Fla
Florida
Sikes
Repub
D A R Monthly Meeting Held In Student Center
Mrs Parker McComb and Miss Neale Hedgepet hosted the Long Leaf Pine Chapter DAR at the Episcopal Student Center on Tuesday April 1. The meeting opened with prayer, pledges, and reports from officers including a National Defense update and notes from the State Conference in Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker McComb
Neale Hedgepet
Long Leaf Pine
DAR
Episcopal Student Center
Federated Garden Clubs
D.ar
Rusti
Gordon Hogan
Ohalmin
Bacone
St. Marc'’s
Indi
D.A.R
Miuseouee
Oklahoma
Bhastesses
Elizabeth Bethea
J. S. Tinghant
W. J. Bordelon
C. C. Ts. Gordon Hogan
Marjorie Leigh
Melanis Maurtin
T. EE. Mellon
Mary Moffert
BE. L. Walker
Parish H D Council To Sponsor Annual Style Revue
The Lincoln Parish Home Demonstration Council sponsors its annual style revue on Friday May 2 at 1 30 p m in Twa Adams Parlor on Louisiana Tech campus. Members urged to participate. Public invited.
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Lincoln Parish
Mone Demonstration Council
Twa Adams Parlor
Louisiana Teeh
Ona Glondin
Community gathers for Terryville event and retirement tribute
Terryville residents and families enjoyed a church gathering with Mr and Mrs Johnny Smith and Mr and Mrs Odell Stes visiting Saturday night to watch television. Revel Hand, tired from Arcadia Motor Co after 30 years, received a wonderful supper and surprise gift. Henry Galloway of Arcadia also mentioned.
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Laster
Aml
Johnny Smith
Odell Stes
Revel Hand
Arcadia Motor Co
Henry Galloway
Arcadia
Tech Nine Hits Stride In Gulf Conference Battles
Louisiana Techfaces two Gulf States Conference foes in a busy weekend. Quincy College of Illinois visits Ruston Thursday, Northeast State travels to Tech on Friday, with a Saturday clash at Ruston. Pitcher Gareth Methvin, a freshman, is expected to start against Quincy as Tech aims for a fifth win after a 4-3 start.
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Louisiana Tech
Bulktoga
Quincy College of Ilinois
Ruston
Canines
Monroe
Indians
Bulldogs
Tech
Berry Hinton
Stirling
Gareth Moethyvin
Aranda TV
Mercer
Mangham
Jesse Mercer
Canine Diamond
Gsc
Quincy
Thorsay
Ohita College
Ty Rames
Southern
Titnuis University
Northwestern State
Southeastern
Louisiana
Grend
He Thompson
Glen Schuler
Willy
Thompern
Anal Schuler
Sal Thompson
Scott
Piteley Mercar Fins
W. Mercer
Gareth Methvin
Community Gossip Notes From Ruston and Surrounding Homes
Sunday night visits mark social rounds as Mrs Nolan of Austin visits Mi ant Res. Families and friends in Ruston plus Shire and Bow Nice attend gatherings, business visitors travel between Ruston and nearby towns. Notable names include Mr. and Mrs. Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, and Miss Roberta Cimer amid Miss Alay Dandley as students resume at SMU.
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le Terry Aled
Olen
Salen
Nolan
Austin
Mi Ant Res
Neil Aloon Sunaiy
Hope
Cy Henry
Billie Doy Harrest
Bile Henry
Hiuehtur
Shire
Dov Walthenddan
Norma Merquire
A.B. Warrison
Mig
FM. Davidson
Henry Vie
Th B. Wilson
C. Binders O
Tomer
Mars
MD Sanders
Tamoe
Don Ats
WTR
Panett An Bess
CDE
Mela
Mi Singleton
Delos
Mer
Dc. Heath
Ay J. McCaron
Chie Tate
Itd
Davidson
End
W. Carter
Lindind
John
Barnett Speings
Miss. Mint
Stephenson
Oho Ph Pilgreen
Piliott
Iinnett Springs
Sunde
Dad
Ttd
Teton
Mauar
Dignon Piaraiaor Senel
Reston
Amd
Etvoin
Gr. Henry
Clyde Themes
Mes
J. Hh Bilreen
Tn. Dravidson Munchiy
Surnday
Roberta Cimer Piad
Alay Dandley Uekhatcher Polarnied
Atlecntion
SMU
Clean Bombs Debate After 1050 Tests
The article reports on claims by Alvin Grives of Los Alamos that a true clean bomb is possible, noting shifts in fallout reduction percentages and new views from Teer and Albert L. Water in Our Nuclear Future. It references AEC reports on Nevada tests and experiments to capture strontium 90, plus Libby notes about no fallout in a Nevada underground test and the potential to limit radiative fallout in certain weapons tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
NEA
Eisenhower
United Nations
California Radiation Laboratory
Ernest O. Lawrence
Edward Teller
Mark M. Mills
U.S
Thower
Alvin Grives
Los Alamos Laboratory
Joint
Congressional Atomienergy Committee
Teer
Albert L. Water
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Eniwetok Proving Ground
AEC
Atomic Energy Commissioner
Willard F. Libby
State Department
Rec
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Audrey Hepburn
Stanleyville
Belgian Congo
Africa
Bernice, Dubach
New York
Viva Neely
Herb Neely
Ate
Wlp. Neely
Siloam Springs
Arkansas
Moday
Mr. Neely
Siloare Springs
Washington News
Douglas Larsen
Jerry Bennett
Perle Mesta
Angier Duke
International Rescue Committee
Mesta
Navy
Ike
Zceland
Asgur Asgeirsson
Jerauld Wright
Atlantic
Paris
NATO
Viktor Fomin
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Ford Organization
Colonel Fomin
Maria Echandi
Costa Rica
New Orleans
Echandi
0. O. Gayne
E. Ty. Walker
Parish H.D. Council
Terryville
Joan Crawford
Entertainmment Indust Apudal
Bth Annu
Miss Crawford
Odie Singleton
Orell
Willard Niilson
Doyline
Lang Stewart
Doughis
Susan
June
Jeane
Milam
Mickey McMirgure
Wayne Faimly
Pineville
V. Hood
Miss Viola
Read Toad
Lester Hood
James Iuker
San Antonio
Texas
Terrice Singleton
Humpty Wikis
Williams
Barn Lhirmin
Cross
Milton Heury
O. R. Sigtet
J.C. Heard
Bob Shirkls
Bow
Pacific
Chevy Tames
Andes
Chevy
Chilega
Frank
Deaper
Meas Try
Tb Digoethe
Berks Alse Teak
Panier
Panei
Orin
Diboslich
Toiig Hill
Tin Atlas
Chavy
Pone Chevcalet Deates
Chevrolet
E. Georgia Ave
Chevrolet, Inc
Buenos Mirrs
Argentina
South America
Uparaisa
Chile
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BY Peter Edson
YEA
Washington Correspondent