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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1932
Page
2
The notice outlines terms for presidential service segments with durations of one year six months and three months. It appears to describe appointment lengths or interim governance periods without detailing names or locations.
The Boston News Bureau urges dairy, wheat, and cotton farmers to abandon old individualism and unite in cooperatives. The piece argues that collective action can control markets and prices, noting hundreds of thousands are organized while many remain unorganized. It warns unorganized farmers threaten cooperative success.
A syndicated column urges caution as investors consider replacing South American securities with riskier options. It notes Latin American nations have strong natural resources and potential for growth, while warns against hasty divestment that could hurt holders. The piece cites a prominent economist who coined the phrase Don’t sell America short and calls for careful evaluation of substitutions offered to investors.
The piece warns that growing federal bureaucracy threatens rights and liberties, fearing American drift toward Russianization and a possible dictatorship if current trends continue, urging citizen vigilance and action before a reckoning day.
A garbled report notes the State Department denying a revocation of government status in Manchuria while commenting on economic strains and public debate. It mentions stock declines, a low wage proposal, and reflections on depression-era conditions influencing discussion. The piece blends political and economic observations with a satirical tone.
Fragmented tale shows Mata Hari involved with espionage and a murder. Shubin is shot after a tense night as secrets cross borders and officials weigh guilt. The court hears that no one saw Mata Hari in Shubin’s rooms the morning of the slaying.
Mata Hari faces execution after a France court scene where she admits guilt for charges tied to Colonel Shubin’s death. Her lawyer Caron schemes to delay, while Rosanoff awaits news of a possible reprieve as the dancer endures a final, hopeful vigil.
Harry Howard of this city was elected as commissioner representing the Red River Presbytery at the General Assembly meeting in Montreal North Carolina beginning May 1. He represented the laymen of the local church at the Red River Presbytery gathering held this week at Ferriday.
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