Ruston High School Bearcats Close Gridiron Schedule
Ruston High School Bearcats shut out Minden 37 to 0 at Tech stadium to end the season in a dominant display led by Hubbard. Matthews, Causey, and Hubbard produced the bulk of the scoring with a strong ground game and precise passes. Minden managed a few threats but Ruston’s defense held firm as the Red and White rolled to victory.
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Ser Matthews
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Wilder
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Eee Brunson
Wormsey Ony
Union of Geelag Steamship Lines Seen in Fe a Bays
New Orleans reports indicate a consolidation between Union of Geelag Steamship Lines and Lie Ouyamel Fruit Company of New Orleans. The deal may exchange dock properties and issue stock valued around 32.0 million dollars, with about 300,000 shares each side. The integration aims to strengthen Central America rail and sugar services alongside existing steamship operations.
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Union OF Geelag Steamship Lines
New Orleans
Ani
Sugar Ft
Pa.son
Orleans
Yeu
Flo & L
Uni
Washington set to shift posts as Republicans gain strength
Amid reports that D P will assume greater duties in Washington, Republicans push to fortify minority leadership and reorganize committees. The anticipated change would affect representation and budget transfers, reflecting a growing GOP majority from 1928 to the seventy-first Congress, with 207 Republicans among 455 members.
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Washington
House
Cannai
Beedee
Gilarvon
Lawmakers set committees in special session with vacancies eyed
Armocrats one Farmer Labor and two RUS will have all five committees organized in the special session as regular sessions commence Monday. The House will then organize remaining committees after Republicans and Democrats submit their slates. About 130 vacancies to fill with many changes expected as members vie for key posts and seniority.
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Tri State Park Plan Moves Forward With Regional Meeting
Texas officials announce a tri state alion meeting to sponsor Caddo Park and finalize a regional park program. Dan Moody, Tuey P Long, and Parnell invited, with attorneys general, park boards and water districts asked to participate as Marshall hosts, aiming for a late November gathering on Caddo Lake shore.
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Caddo Park
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Wark Board
Dan Moody
Tuey P. Long
Louisiana
Parnell
Arkansas
Caddovie
Ies
Robert Iqubitt
Hettlor States
Piuvernie Moody
Longwade Papell
Abt
Sheriff’s Dog Hero Saves River Town from Attack
Nov. 2 sheriff's dog, named Dust, saved a river town by stopping an ambush. The lone handler, Jack, tracked the suspect and earned a bounty after Dust was identified as the hero by the rangers.
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Marriage Licenses Arranged for White J Brady and Others
Marriage licenses recorded for White J Brady of Choudrant to Choa Kaba of Ruston. Also listed are Gant Coot of Ruston to Essie Smith of Ruston in a separate colored category.
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New Orleans Budget Allocation Highlights 1930 Plan
New Orleans officials present the 1930 budget totaling 8,240,423 dollars. The plan doubles paved street mileage in four years and adds funds for a Carrolton library, garbage system upgrades, unpaved street maintenance, Parking Commission, playgrounds, sewerage, water board, and lighting modernization. Public safety, schools, hospitals, and charity receive substantial allocations. A national advertising fund is funded with twenty thousand dollars.
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Youth Will Get Trial For Death Of Entire Family
El Dorado Kansas November 30 women rush through chores as merchants close early and workers pause to witness 18 year old Owen Oberst go on trial for murder in the killing of his parents and five siblings He had spent a year in the state penitentiary after confessing but later repudiated the admission and won a rare privilege to leave prison for a new trial.
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George J. Benson
el Dorado
Kanas
Cement Court House
Owen Oberst
State Penitentiary
Drift Five Months at Sea Near Wakayama Rescue
After five months adrift and without food or water, 25 members of the Star of Iceland crew were rescued near Wakayama Japan following a Pacific Ocean drift from Tokio.
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Japan
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Extra clerks in postoffice drive to handle Christmas mail
Washington reports a peacetime army of nearly 15 000 extra postal carriers and clerks mobilized Saturday night to deliver Christmas mail. Commanded by Postmaster General Walter F Brown the force augments over 360 000 regular employees as the department expects record mail this year, following last year’s 2.1 billion parcels letters and greeting cards.
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Washington
Walter F. Brown
Post Office Department
Christmas Mail Costs Rise For Post Office Dept
Annual post office spending on Christmas mail nears 5 million dollars with 1920 expected to top that mark. Extra help cost 4,079,000 in 1928. About 4 billion stamps were issued to postmasters for holiday use. Statisticians estimate one eighth of yearly mail is during Christmas, yielding around 92.8 million parcels and about 2 billion letters and cards last Christmas.
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Postoffice Department
Post Offee
Autos Now Can Be Checked As Trunks
New Orleans observers report Illinois Central offers auto trunk checking for winter visitors from distant points. Cars travel drivered to Gulf Coast destinations, reducing travel hardship and weather exposure. Three extra tickets needed for two or more passengers, minimum five tickets. mobiles for personal use only, not for sale.
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New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Chemical Resources Seen As Fabric Of La.s Development
New Orleans November 29 Professor C S Williamson Jr head of Tulane University chemical engineering outlined Louisiana s chemical possibilities to civic leaders and business interests His projection says chemical development within the next two decades should place Louisiana at the forefront among states in the Union and spur wide scale growth across the economy and industry
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New Orleans
Louisiana
C. S. Williamson, Jr
Tulane University
Williamson
Louisiana trade talk highlights key chemicals and fuel
Leaders speak before the Association of Commerce noting three abundant Louisiana resources salt and sulphur and petroleum fuel. They warn of nationwide cellulose shortages due to forest depletion and stress the need for new supply sources and industry development.
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Council of the Association of Commerce
Louisiana
Thanksgiving Package Arrives For Leader Employees On Time
Thanksgiving packages arrive for Leader employees on time amid warm thanks and office cheer. The article notes donors, staff appreciation, and teamwork as gifts reinforce company culture and daily routines.
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Leader
Considerate Yeges Haul Sate Away In Firm's Truck
Several residents witnessed a theft at the Sweet Shop bakery as two men used the business truck to remove an emptied safe and its contents. Fred G. Roberts reported the loss of about $700 before officers recovered the truck and safe.
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Firm
Asyay
Sweet Shop
Fred G. Roberts
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