Weta In Long While For Exams Roar at Grambling Dayton
A garbled roster lists students and transfers connected to Grambling College and nearby towns. Names include Tileston Elbert Ed Eubaths Jr and Virgil Albert Hen with various affiliations and origins from Clyde, Choudrant, and Rockport areas.
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Weta
Onddts
Grambling
Dayton Ronaldees
Srey Harrell
North
Homer
Rué
Transfer Tileston
Elbert Ed Eubaths
Ridley Ng
Eebeath Sete
Jones
Raxton
Lemuel Pein Lorwanded
Coleman
Crambling College
Southwest Gas hires tech grad as staff engineer in Monroe
Fred Plitt, a Louisiana Tech graduate, is appointed staff engineer at Southwest Gas in Monroe. He will handle engineering tasks tied to drilling, producing and processing for the company. Previously with Carter Oil in Seminole Oklahoma, Plitt, his wife, and two sons reside at 1805 North Third Street.
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Southwest
Fred
Monroe
Louisi[era
Es Ag
Joiing
Plitt
Carter Oil Company
Seminole
Okita
Pltt
North Third Street
Water overflow harms forests in Lincoln Parish
In Union and Lincoln Parishes, excessive water from a railroad spill killed all Turge trees on about three acres. Landowners salvaged usable timber while many dead hardwoods remained. Oil contamination reduced soil quality and disrupted regeneration, prompting health department action to halt further pumping near streams.
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Lincoln Parish
Union Parish
Saraailield
Jong Wid Heh
Health Department
South Arkansas
Drs Ke
Proposed Pension Plan Analyzed in Louisiana Statement
Mary Evelyn Parker, commissioner of public welfare, comments on a plan to pay every citizen over 65 a $75 monthly old age pension. She notes welfare policy is for the Legislature to decide whether to adopt a need based program or a straight pension, and cites the Federal Social Security Act as imposing conditions.
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Mary Evelyn Parker
Commissioner of Public Welfare
Louisiana
State to consider income in aid programs and pension clash
The text discusses federal matching for state aid, noting Louisiana would need to adapt its pension program to avoid federal funding issues. It cites a joint Old Age Assistance setup and a projected annual expenditure of about 40,009,000 dollars, detailing monthly payments and the involvement of the federal government.
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Isiania
Louisians
Pension figures loom over island residents agenda
A discussion notes 20 000 Laue Island residents aged 65 plus would receive 900 annually under a straight pension plan costing 198 million dollars with an 158 million dollar rise in state expenditures. Also cited are silos tax revenues of 80 million and administrative costs like postage. The talk also covers church group activities and leadership.
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Laue Island
Presbyterian Laymen Stage Annual Meet
More than 250 men from North Louisiana congregations gathered at Camp Alabama Bay Choudrant for the 38th annual meeting of the Presbyterian Laymen's Association. The event, held on George Washington’s birthday, featured speakers General Joseph L. Brien and Rev. Debi William Lancaster among others, addressing Christian citizenship and church cooperation.
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North
Louisiana
Camp Alabama Bay Choudrant
Hed Hiver ‘Preylery
Presbyterian Church
George Washington
Doseph
Brien
VWSA
Hinesville
Gan
Abe
Debi Willian Lancaster
Newfound Lake Formed by Glacial Dam in New Hampshire
Newfound Lake in central New Hampshire covers about 4 015 acres of water. It formed when glacial ice dammed a deep river valley. The resulting rise in water level created surrounding mountains and hills around the lake.
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Newfound Lake
New Hampshire
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William Matris
Fictfeel
Gonion Ray Tipee
San Diego
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Aeronautical Engineers
George F. Worley
Advanced Design
Douglas Aircraft Co
Warcovar
Feu
Phan
Ems
Gravier Street
New Orleans
Shes
Wd Orien
Cae
Sroes
Wes
Federsd S
Presbyterian Laymen
FORD
Americas
Daytona
Europe
America
Taytona
Ford Thunderbird
Indianapolis
Bonneville
Utah
Hardage Ford
Park Avenue
Creomulsion
Childrin
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