Tech Graduate School Gains State Board Approval to Add Engineering
President Rt J Ropp announced Ruston Tech Graduate School received state board approval to offer advanced engineering and science programs. Evening classes for credit will begin in fall with enrollments from Monroe and Shreveport regions, despite limited legislative funding. Officials expect many from across the state and across stations to join graduate work.
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Ruston Chamber of Come
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Shreveport
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Baton, Rouge
Ruston
Legislative Hit
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Louisiana Tech Expands Curriculum Under New Graduate School
Louisiana Tech announces broad changes across the humanities and sciences with a new Graduate School of Education. Thirteen summer courses for education students are listed, with more planned for fall. New offerings include The History of the Congo Course, The American Novel, and British Novel studies, taught by named professors, plus sociology, mathematics, and foundational topics.
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Eelncation
School of Arts
Svinneces
School of Education
Danounce
School of Arts and Sciences
J . Wilson
School of Aducation
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Charles Chadbourn
Mikfred Walken
Winnier
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Thd. Sachs
GW. McGinty
Won Thompson
Neline
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Pacific Area
Jatin JD. Winters
KL. Fox
Faucht Ly
Tlury Krueder
Seminar invites Louisiana professor to US business school event
Tech Professor H J Sinatingki of Louisiana's department of recaning is named among seventeen invited to a seminar at Williams College Williamstown Massachusetts April 4 29. The program aims to help faculty in accredited business schools study developments in accounting statistics and industrial management with Carnegie Institute support and Ford Foundation funding covering travel and living expenses.
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Louisiana
Pooh
United States
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Ehteen
Eller
Candnale School of Tindustrial Administration
Carnegie
Ford Boun
Thi Foundation
Famaveek
Northwest District Scouts Meeting Monday Night
Northwest District Scouters will meet Monday at 7 pm in the Colege Code area near the Louisiana Tech campus. Members are urged to be present for the scheduled discussion and representation details.
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Monethy
Louisiana Tech
Hutsert
Charles Shaffer to Attend School for Officers
Charles Shaffer will attend a school for officers at Southern University. He received training in defense and technical studies and earned a degree in a related field. The program focused on discipline, leadership, and aviation reserve duties.
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Monmouth
Southern University
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Arnis
Alten
Ranger Gibson Reports Fire Near Ruston in June
Ranger Frank L. Gibson reports a single fire in June burning a portion of an acre in the northern Lincoln Parish area near Ruston. The dry weather prompts caution for anyone in forests to avoid lighted cigarettes and open flames.
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Tvuy
Frank L. Gibson
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
Attacre
Red Cross says no charges for swimming lessons report
The Lincoln Red Cross chapter states it does not require students to buy season pool tickets for swimming lessons. Officials say the Red Cross provides free lessons and the city regulates pool use. The chapter notes instructors are paid by the local chapter and clarifies there has been no Red Cross funding for fees.
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Plenty of Stamps To Be Available For New Rates
Postmaster Pearce said stamps and postal supplies will be on hand for the upcoming rate changes. The Postal Department will issue new stamps stamped envelopes and postal cards to post offices for several weeks in anticipation of the first class letter rate increase. Red-letter stamps bearing Lincoln are being received to meet demand and additional postage items including picture post cards will soon be available at the main office and in other outlets. STAMPS Page 8.
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Abraham Lincoln
Inead
Arthur Colodny
Lincoln Enterprises
Ruston
Halen Nelms
Tosling
Hox
Stott Pictot
Joe Richardson
4 H Club Rabbits Project Highlighted At Fair
Local 4 H members showcase rabbit breeding and care with Budde Dumas and others leading activities. Students discuss converting herds to practical, productive lines while presenting at the fair and sharing plans for future breeders under teacher guidance.
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Rome
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Asaibits
Dudley
Lincoln Enterprises Expands to Christmas Line
Lincoln Enterprises begins a new production line on Thursday focusing on Christmas items such as holiday candies and gift goods. The shift includes facility expansion, added machinery, and anticipated distribution across the United States through existing channels and new markets.
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Lincoln Enterprises
Peistian
York
Early Vauxhall Added to Local Auto Line Amid Turmoil
A regional car dealer expands its lineup by adding Vauxhall models to the showroom. The move follows shifts in supply and interest in European brands as customers seek practical options.
4 H way club members prepare a course
4 H club members work on a course with a focus on better days and practical learning. The page contains handwritten notes and names, reflecting group activities and expected tasks. It lists members and probable events, hinting at a historical club meeting layout from Page 4.
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AH Club
Prospect of converting Ruston’s tuberculosis hospital looms
Ruston fisherman Bill Martin lost shoes, a billfold, a watch, flyrods, and half an icebox of bream when his boat capsized during a sudden shower at Wall's Lake. He escaped alive and dry, reuniting with his boat, but items remain at the lake bottom. no reward has been offered.
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Wall's Lake
Ruston
Bill Martin
Martin
Bill
Ruston Fichermern
Senator Patton Laments TB Hospital Bill Failure
Louisiana senator B R Patton of Farmeville said on Monday night he failed to bring the TB hospital bill out of committee for a vote. He noted the measure would have converted the Ruston Tubercular hospital near Simsboro into a rehabilitation center for alcoholics, the state’s first of its kind. He expressed deep disappointment and said the battle is effectively over for now. He cited discussions with Governor Long and others, and indicated further efforts would be unlikely this session.
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Farmeville
Lincoln
Union Parishes
Leader
Senator Patton
Ruston Tubercular Hospital
Simsboro
Louisiana
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