Welfare column outlines state Child Welfare work
Realizing the future rests with youngsters, the Department of Public Welfare details its child welfare program. It explains adoption processes, foster care, court roles, and temporary care homes, noting ongoing studies, the judge's final authority, and plans for next week’s update.
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Department of Public Welfare
Bureau of Child Welfare
Tureau
Loenpines
Mary Evelyn Parker
Canal Site Dept. of Public Welfare
P.O
Louisiane
Frances Harrison Wins Future Homemaker Award
Frances Harrison, a state contest winner, is announced as a future Homemaker of Tomorrow candidate. The top four homemakers receive $1,500 scholarships and an all‑expenses paid trip to Washington. Frances earns pins and a badge as well as a heart‑filled motto.
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Frances Harrison
Folly Witther
Betty Crocker
Vomarrey
Mary Jwis
Slight
Washington
Frahees
Igravee
FHA
Study on Measuring Typing Skill by Dr Whitmore
Dr Rol Balslay researches typewriting skill under professor Trot Whitmore Baletey at Louisiana Tech. Published by the department of business and economics, the study analyzes standard methods for evaluating typing ability in over 150 high schools and colleges nationwide.
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Trot
Whitmore Baletey
Sec
Louisiana Tech
Department of Business and Economics
Stury
High School Rally At Tech April 5 Announced
George Blue Hoge announces the North Louisiana High School Rally at Tech with events on April 5 including a literary contest and a schedule of volleyball, softball, golf, and track across venues in Tallows and Ruston. Hugh Whatley of Homer chairs the rally association with G. Crawford as vice president and an executive committee listing RC Fawchey and others across Arcadia and Napper districts.
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Tech
Cygate
North Louisiana T High School
Associaton
George ‘Blue Hoge
Tor
Sy Ty
Tallows
Abel
Haeast
Rally Association
Hugh Whatley
Homer
G. 1
Crawford
Palin
Rally ‘Orpebizalion
RC Fawchey
Ruston
E.F. Love
Winn
Meldis David Clinton
Furinervite
Napper
Simsbara
F. Redealer
Arcadia
M.A. Knighton
Lis
Louisiana Tech publishes annual accounting conference proceedings
The monograph sums years of economic research at Tech and features the annual Louisiana Accounting Conference proceedings. A study titled The 1954 Federal Income Tax Law: An Appraisal and a Suggestion by Dr. Howard K. Balsley criticizes the income tax law and proposes a single tax structure merging individual and corporate taxes. Faculty members are engaged in additional research projects.
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Tech
Jess Administration
Howard K. Balsley
Business
Louisiana Tech School of Business Administration
W S C S of Simshore Women's Club Social Meeting
The W S C S of Simshore met at Milton Methvin's home for a February social. Miss Luis Daniels presided over a short business session electing officers for the year: president Mrs Milton Methvin, vice president Mrs Harold Napper, recording secretary Barnette Houck, treasurer Wilma Lams, additional officers Therma Walton L M Sawyer and Mary Budden. The program Whom Shall I Send focused on urgent need for well qualified young people for full time Christian service.
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Simshore Methdist
Milton Methvin
Luis Daniels
Milton] Methvin
Harald Napper
Barnette Houck
Treansurer
Ofrl MsGuires
Local Recruitment Meeting Noted Attendance
A social hour followed the gathering with refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. Berneth Houck Mrs. Hard Napyer Mrs. Loa Nal Mis diten Muien Hes Mays Murs Mur Mi 8 Miss Lucia Daniels Miss Mary Madden Mrs. L. Ms. Sawyer Miss Wilma Lann Mrs. Theta Walton and Mrs. Emma Lee.
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Berneth Houck
Hard Napyer
Loa Nal Mis
Remarkable Return Of Long-Lost Sewing Machine
Mrs. Nettie Kearts of Nashville Tennessee was surprised to learn she had purchased a used sewing machine that she had owned ten years earlier and traded in for another unit, evidence of a full circle in household gear.
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Rome Agal
Nashville
Tenn
Nettie Kearts
Deer Standoff Sparks Rush to Aid at Pittsfield Station
A deer tied up traffic in Pittsfield Massachusetts when a motorist, after edging forward, stopped, retrieved the animal and escorted it to the station. Police reported the incident as a minor disturbance and noted the deer appeared unharmed.
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Pittsfield
Man
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