Why Does a Man Want to Be Governor
Columnist Walt Senton Eaton-Seat on argues about why ambitious men seek the governorship. He notes Morrison’s drive for higher office and Jimmie Davis’s choice to return to power, suggesting motives range from public service to political ambition and personal victory. The piece reflects on local figures and the relentless political bug.
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Filing Date Set For Civil Service Exams in Union
D H Moreland director of Union Parish Tracks School announces State Civil Service exams will be held February 13 at his school if enough candidates are scheduled. The final filing date is January 29. Applications must reach the Department of State Civil Service by 5 00 p m on the filing date. Forms and information available from the local Employment Security Office Parish Welfare Office or Parish Veterans office.
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Union Parish Tracks School
Department of State Civil Service
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Fall Boll Weevil Count Above 1958
Fall boll weevils were found in woods near southerly cotton fields taking winter clover, with a higher infestation in Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, and the coastal plain of North and South Carolina, according to the December 15 Cooperative Economic Insect Report from USDA.
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Agricultral Research Service
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Carolinghan
Graduate of Tech Is Promoted by Arkansas Fuel Co
Lloyd Cook is promoted to assistant general superintendent of production division at Arkansas Pier 011 Corporation. AFQ vice president 4 T Weyland announced the expansion of Cook’s duties to all production division operations. Cook, formerly gas production supervisor, will continue in that role. He is married to Evely Gallot and resides in Shreveport. A native of Tulia, Texas, he graduated from Louisiana Tech in Ruston with a mechanical engineering degree in 1947.
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Arkansas Pier O11 Corporation
Farm Population Dropping Across U.S. Since 1950
A cooperative Census Bureau and Commerce report shows farm residents shrinking to 21.2 million today from 9.1 million in 1950, with only one in eight Americans living on farms. The trend marks a 15.4 percent drop, or 3.9 million people, since 1950.
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