Definitions of Middle Age and Old Across Social Classes
An editorial survey from the November issue of Reports notes adults view middle age and old differently by social class. In Kansas City, age thresholds for maturity and aging varied: upper middle class tied maturity to 40, lower middle to 30, and lower to 25. middle-age began at 47, 45, and 40 respectively. old ranged from 70 to 60. Women’s answers followed similar class-based patterns. experts cautioned there are no true or false ages and suggested aging can be seen by time measured from death rather than birth.
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University of Chicago
Kansas City
Butler
Louisiana State Board of Health
Louisiana
Feeding pigs efficiently in intensified production
The article discusses efficient feeding for intensified swine production. It stresses balanced high quality rations, essential nutrients, and beyond basic feed ingredients. Growth timing shifts to earlier farrowing and larger litter sizes, with costs rising as pigs reach heavier weights due to increased fat deposition and higher finisher feed costs.
Labor policy debate and milk safety notes mix in 1962 coverage
The article surveys AFL-CIO labor strategy debates in Congress and administration tactics on labor reform, with Secretary Goldberg warning against broad wage curbs. It then shifts to public health notes on milk safety, pasteurization standards, and Louisiana health guidelines for Grade A pasteurized milk, listing approved dairies and producers.
Fellowship WMU Executive Meeting Reported Activities
The Tolhowship Woall held its executive meeting on Tuesday with members Sarah Ghidhs and Nye titetlal presiding. Attendees discussed organization plans, fruit cake, and community outreach while noting visits from James Nichols and others over the New Year weekend.
Good Milk Health Message From Public Health Board
A historical note warns that bad milk causes many illnesses and deaths while good milk supports health. It stresses milk as a medium for infections and bacteria growth, and highlights how handling and cleanliness are critical to prevent contamination and disease.
Dear Molitor Letter Praises Wildlife Coverage
A reader from Newson thanks the Leader for handling a controversial deer management article. He notes deer herd control requires harvest of both sexes and commends unbiased reporting. He offers cooperation for future wildlife information.
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Molitor
Doe Bay
Grandson Of Ruston Couple Dies of Shot
Jay Goslin 11 of New Orleans, grandson of Ruston residents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Goslin, died in Alexandria hospital from a hunting accident near Boyce. He was shot in the eye at close range while rabbit hunting Saturday with his brother Thomas 13 and friend Wayne Phillips of Boyce. Funeral set for 3 30 p m Monday in New Orleans. Phillips fired several rounds into the air to call their hunting companion, then the gun discharged as he lowered it, striking the younger Goslin. The boys were visiting grandparents the Rev. and Mrs. L M King of Boyce.
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Alexandria
Jay Goslin
New Orleans
Jim Goslin
Ruston
Boyce
Thomas BB. Goslin, Jr
Wayne Phillips
Phillips
Goslin
Health Unit Warns Milk Products Pose Health Risk
JA spokesman from the Health Unit says constant efforts are made to remove from the market any milk and milk products deemed immediately dangerous to public health. Lincoln Parish Health Unit pledges full cooperation with milk processors and providers for grade improvement and advice.
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Fon
Southland
Jersey
Varin Gt
C. Howard
Ruston
J. Sandinsert
James Turner
Route 1
Jludger
Lincoln Parish Health Unit
Thety Milki
Isi
Husband of Ruston Native Is Named College Official
George W. Corrick, husband of Ruston native Illic Jo Liner, was named assistant to the president at the University of Florida by President J Wayne Reitz. Corrick, an alumnus of Florida, will begin January 15 and replaces Fayette W Parvin who resigned to join Ford Foundation Overseas Development Program. He is father of Cathy and Dennis.
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Gainesville
Fla
George W. Corrier
Illic Jo Liner
Ruston
University of Flovicia
J. Wayne Reitz
Corriek
Oliver E. Liner
California Avenue
Corrick
Fayette W. Parvin
Ford Foundation
Tampa
University of Florida
Leland Hiatt
Cathy
Dennis
Mrs Sones Injured After Fainting Spell At Home
Town notices Mrs Sones suffered a fall after fainting at her home in Mineral Springs. She was assisted by family and friends including Mrs Luther Leachman and others lingered in the community during the holiday weekend.
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Sones
Herre
Robert Tenry
Fo- Ward
Hamiby
Cartice
Bill Muwerdt
Duke
June Vues
Carlanrl Duke
Sorry Mae
Richard Franklin
Sylvia
Alfred Franklin
Clara Gallinan
Jutsie
Pearl Walker
Wilma Dean
Ruston
Bill Culver
Willan Franklin
iAlien
Treocore
Legion Meet Set Thursday At Home Here
Howard G. Davis commander of Mcparlaid McCallum Post No 2 American Legion says the regular monthly meeting will be held Thursday night at the American Legion Home at 7 40. It is the first meeting of 1962 and members are urged to attend. The meeting will discuss the membership drive as the post aims to reach peak membership of 240. last year Ruston Legion did not reach this goal. A special drive is planned to raise the local post to peak membership for 1962. Light refreshments will follow at 7 30.
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Howard G. Davis
Mcparlaid-McCallum Post No. 2
American Legton
American Legion
Te Americas’ Legion
Davis
Ruston Legion
Légion Hone
Workers Needed In Strawberry Belt Florida
About 160 men and women agricultural workers are needed in the West Palm Beach area to harvest strawberries. Pay is 5 cents per pint or 6 cents per quart with age limits 20 to 60 for all. New housing is available. room and board cost $11.50 weekly. Louisiana State Employment Service official Richard E. Brown Jr notes satisfactory agreements with Florida growers and invites Louisiana workers to take employment opportunities.
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West Palm Beach
Florida
Richard E. Brown
Louisiana State Employment Service
Florida Fruit and
Loauiskuia
US J. Blackstock
Gaie
Lovida
Louisiana
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