Ruston Leader February 1 1962 Publisher and staff
Ruston Leader dated February 1 1962 lists Poulk as publisher and Herline as editor with Yvonne Kirkpatrick advising and John Morse foreman. Building address 101 W Mississippi Ave Ruston Louisiana hosts office operations and circulation details.
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Ruston
Hodge
Chorenen
Poulk
Arthur J. Detue
Tom Herline
Yvonne Kirkpatrick
John Morse
Miss. Ave
Feeding Beef Cattle Rations and Roughage Balance
The article discusses beef cattle feeding efficiency, stressing roughage as about 80 percent of rations and comparing roughage quality, pasture, and harvesting methods. It reviews rumen microorganisms’ role in digestion, protein needs, and supplement strategies to improve feed conversion and overall beef production economics.
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Detia
Paul Peters to Leave Hedge for Kew Assignment
Rowena Lowrey reports on Paul Peters departing Hedge for a Kew assignment amid church meeting notes. The article delves into agricultural science topics including rumen fermentation, mineral importance like phosphorus, and the impact of additives such as dehydrated alfalfa and yeast on cattle feed efficiency and cost.
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Paul Peters
Hedge
Kew
Iberatis
Unanimous vote to buy Friendship School property for encampments
A Brenville Winn and Jackson association committee led by Rev Ley Baird will raise funds to purchase and improve the Friendship School property for general encampments and activities. The Ward Association sold the land and buildings. Mrs John Robinson hosted Henley Circle members in Janeboro Methodist Church area for a small gathering in her new home. Mrs Peters and baby plan to move to Decatney Ada where Peters will become medical director of Konstrand Corporation.
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Jackson
Ley Baird
Finnelat
Ward @ Association
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Paul Peters
Afm
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Hee
Caution In Removing Plants After Cold Weather
Hodges Gardens chief horticulturist Wal ter Chalupnik advises home gardeners to wait before removing plants damaged or killed by the severe January freeze. He warns many plants will sprout new growth from live roots or crowns, and that some plantings will recover, while others die after cold snaps. He notes tender Southern varieties and those with fast buds are most at risk, and that protection measures are largely ineffective in such extreme cold with winds.
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300000 Hunting Licenses Issued In Louisiana
Louisianas wildlife agencies report 300000 hunting licenses issued for the upcoming season. Purchases occurred across state facilities and various outlets. Strong demand highlighted by purchases at Walrus and other retailers. Authorities remind hunters to comply with regulations and season dates.
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Louisiana
Quotes From Leaders Around the Capitol
Baton Rouge leaders share stark views on federal power, tidelands, education, and postwar growth in quotes from Sen. Jack Muller Gov. Jimmie Davis Education Supt Shelby Jackson and others. The roundtable highlights tension over states rights and national policy amid rebuilding and modernization efforts.
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Jack Muller
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Army Exercises In Alaska To Include Robins
Fort Richardson Alaska Army PPC Marvis M Robinson son of Mr and Mrs Othar T Robins Farmerville Louisiana will join personnel from the U S Army Alaska for Exercise Great Bear a joint us Canadian winter maneuver February 12 21 The exercise near Tanacross and Fielson Air Force Base tests weather conditions military doctrine and allied teamwork The clerk typist who joined in October 1960 arrived in Alaska last February is a 1938 Ruston High School graduate and attended Northwestern State College in Natchitoches La
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Shelton 5. Johnson Now Serving On Cayier USS Essex
Seaman Shelton 5 Johnson, MN, son of Ma’s Bass B Johnson of Rustan, serving aboard the USS Essex deployed to the Eastern Atlantic. The ship visits ports such as Southhampton, Portsmouth, Manland, Greenock, Southend, Belfast, Rotterdam, the Netherlands, Hamburg, and West Germany. The note also mentions Louisiana license actions and hunting season results for 2901-62.
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West Crermiaay
Bach Work Is Next on LTCA Slate Here
The Bach Passion according to St John will be performed by the Robert Shaw Chorale and Orchestra on February 9 at 8:00 p.m. and February 12 at 2:75 p.m. in Howard Auditorium, Ruston. Non-members may attend by joining LTCA for the 1902 1943 season. write LTCA Box 287 Tech Station Ruston or call Alpine 5 1816.
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Howeard
Ruston
Louisiana Tech Concert Association
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Tech Station
Flower Arranging Class at Tech this Spring Term
Louisa Polytechnic Institute Horticulture Department offers Flower Arranging 515, an entry course in Flower Arrangement, during the Spring term. Classes meet Tuesdays from 7 to 10 pan with three-hour sessions of lecture and lab, earning two college credits. Registration details and fees available via Miss Markel Mase at the Regis trans offices, with class starting Tuesday, February 6, 1962.
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Markel Mase
Ouisiana Polytechnic Institute
Judge Jones Fines Six In City Court
Six were fined by City Court last Monday for disturbing the peace. One case involved drunk driving and another driving under the influence of a narcotic drug. Charles El Rainwiter was fined $300 for driving while intoxicated. Johnny Lee King received a sentence related to a vehicle offense.
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Fallout Levels Jump in Ruston from Russian Tests
A Louisiana Tech report shows total fallout in Ruston rising to 761 microcuries per acre in November from 49.4. Readings in hot spots reached 0.4 milliroentgens per air over those spots. Rainfall contributed 637 microcuries per acre and water averaged 2250 micronicrocuries per month.
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Ruston
Louisiana Tech
T. E. Moseley
G. P. Bonner
C. J. Smith
R. Greer
Directors Re-Elected at Building and Loan Annual Meeting
Directors of the Building and Loan Association were re elected at the annual shareholder meeting. Hank Fraser was elected assistant secretary, with E. W. Hodge as president Ragan D Madden as vice president and Roy Wraser as secretary treasurer. Total assets near 6 million with 12 percent loan growth 14 percent savings growth. Directors include J E Barnes C M Rice F H We Hodge Ragan I D Madden Elgin Nor Add Thompson and Joy Fraser.
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E. W. Hodge
Ragan D. Madden
Roy Wraser
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C. M. Rice
We Hodge
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Madden
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Joy Fraser
Rogers Infant Dies Funeral Held Saturday
Laura Ann Rogers two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs James T Rogers of Dubach died in Ruston Hospital Thursday after two days illness Funeral services were at First Baptist church in Dubach Saturday at 10 a m conducted by Rev D A Doughty Burns was laid to rest at Hamilton Memorial cemetery under direction of Spears funeral home of Ruston Survivors include one sister Phyllis Jean Rogers three brothers Jimmy Benji and Randy paternal grandfather B C Rogers of Ruston and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs R K Colvin of Dubach
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Cook Baptist, Churet
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Coaee Methodist
Churet
Douglas Mrs J W Pennell Spends Weekend With The Chandlers
Mrs Pennell spent Thursday through Saturday with Mr and Mrs Chandler and visited other neighbors during the weekend. Shorr, ill at home, prompted local calls as relatives were summoned to the bedside. Several residents visited kin in Dallas and New Tope, while Mrs Pennell expressed thanks for cards and visits after hospitalization. Leon Wray received 60 days in jail plus court costs for disturbing the peace by intoxication in public. multiple Negro individuals were fined for similar disturbances.
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MM. Tullaclaw
Pusteop
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Lean Baker
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Dub
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Han
JG. Vernon
John Vernon
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New Tope
Lane Penyell
Lawrie Baker
Pennell
New Enrolment Record Seen For Campus
Miss Mable May, registrar, foresees a spring term record at Louisiana Tech with about 3,600 students, up from 3,410 last year. Registration runs at Memorial Gym, with physical exams in T. J. Harris Infirmary over three days. All returning and new students must be examined before registering, with degrees candidates enrolling alphabetically Wednesday. Classes start at Bayou campus with former library and other spaces used after the T building fire.
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Mable May
T. J. Harris Infirmary
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Ruston Man's Relative Dies In Auto Wreck
A two year old Leta Nugent was killed when a car driven by her father Harry Nugent of Oreland Pa rear ended a stalled transport rack near Moorhead Mississippi Saturday night. Nugent’s wife paralyzed. both parents severely injured. Funeral held at Spears Chapel with burial in Greenwood cemetery. Survivors include Trudy and Patricia Nugent of Oreland and Harry Nugent of Oak Grove.
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Harry Hugent
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Ruston
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Harry Nugent
Trury M. Nugent
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Harry Michael Nugent
Oak Grove
Joyce Micklea
Almisbury
Louisiana Tech Professor To Receive PhD
Baton Rouge Louisiana State University will award 35 doctoral degrees at the mid year commencement on Tuesday morning January 30 on campus. The ceremony includes 34 doctor of philosophy degrees and one doctor of education. Ernest Carl Jones of Louisiana Tech Petroleum Agricultural Economics is among the recipients.
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Witness Meet Canceled Here Set Elsewhere
Plans were completed for members of Jebovich's witnesses in Mus son to attend a three day advent convention in the Thorpson's Arena MacArthur Drive Alexanderia La Feb 21 announced by David J Hasty presiding minister for the local group The session had originally been scheduled for Ruston but was canceled for lack of a meeting place The convention was arranged to aid dschovah's witnesses in becoming more efficient in heise ministerial work All sessions will be for Bible educational purposes AI peeouns at you will in Rus fy Welcome
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Jebovich
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