Pioneer Methodist Leader Vaughan Dies After Decades of Service
The community mourns Brother Vaughan J Vaughan a famed church leader and former head of the Methodist Children's Home His work spanned schools hospitals and orphan work He traveled widely organized food drives and clothing campaigns with railroad help and community support He lived among us shaping many into adults and inspiring civic service He preached taught Sunday Schools and fostered church membership during a life devoted to faith and service.
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R. W. Vaughan
Sony Wee
Vaughan
Methodist
Orr
Louisiana
Uld
Fertonds
Ruston Peach Festival urged for 11th year growth
The community urges continuing the Louisiana Peach Festival in Ruston with local funding, highlighting economic benefits, publicity, and the value of the queen and princess program. Officials and merchants praise the event as a stable seasonal crop booster and a statewide spotlight for Ruston and Louisiana Tech.
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Greader
Ruston
Louisiana Tech
Ted
Tech and Northwestern College face enrollment and facilities gaps
The Leader urges action as Tech prepares summer programs amid uneven growth with 170 rates vs 190 at Natchitoches. Northwestern boasts larger dorms and temperature control while Tech's three air conditioned dormitories fall short. Alumni groups and booster efforts are urged to push for revitalized support to attract students and keep pace with other state colleges.
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Immer
Northwestern College
Tech
Natchitoches
Pealstong
Pr Northwestern
Sensing the News Riots and the socialist threat in a global clash
A columnist argues that riots from Korea to San Francisco signal a worldwide disorder fueled by socialism and communism. It urges the United States to strengthen capitalist defenses, mobilize conservatives, and support anti leftist action to preserve freedom and the republic.
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Adolf Hitler
United States
Japan
U. S
Hellise Un-Americanclivities
vnoSan
Long Distance helps travelers and lost birds find phones
A holiday era reminder urges planning ahead for reservations and using nearby phone booths. A Kansas man finds a lost parakeet that chirps a number for Mary, leading to a reunion, illustrating how telephones connect people and places during travel.
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Kansas
Mary
Jackson
Tree Farms Named in Lincoln Parish
Six forest properties totaling 1961 acres in Lincoln parish were named official Louisiana Tree Farms on July 7, 1960 during a Ruston Kiwanis Club meeting. A. W. Reed announced the designation, the sixth such dedication in the parish, with W. H. Kendall Jr. presiding and A. B. Smith of Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp presenting. Recipients listed include Alf Morrison, William Nolan, George Pankey, Mrs. R. D. Glover, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Durrett, and Ruth Wright.
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Lincoln Parishes
Louisiana
Ruston Kiwanis Club
A. W. Reed
Louisiana Forestry Association
Pesident
W. H H. Kendall, Jr
A. B. Smith
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Alf. Vlivrison
William J. Nolan
George ©. Pankey
R. D. Glover
Dd. R. Durrett
Ruth Wright
Negro Cemetery Association Formed in Rust on July
The Negro Cemetery Association was formed in Rust on Monday July 4 with Scott Wilgen named chairman. Officers include James Bonner president Carley Slaton vice president Mrs Clara Lee secretary Sidney Smith treasurer and George Slaton custodian. Next meeting set for Monday August 1. Tree Farms inspected for the forestry association by A W Reed of International Paper Co six new Tree Farms bring the state total to 1060 covering 314 million acres of forest land. Tree Farm certification requires four inspections by the State Tree Farm Committee funded by the Louisiana Forestry Association.
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Negro Cemetery Association
James“., Bonner
Carley Slaton
Clara Lee
Sidney Smith
George Slaton
Reed
Louisiana Forestry Association
Parish 4-H Members To Attend Annual Short Course
About 1,800 Louisiana 4-H members from parishes will attend the 46th Annual Short Course at LSU Baton Rouge July 11 to 14. Contests include livestock and meat identification, bread and dress demonstrations, poultry judging, public speaking, and food preparation. Activities feature general assemblies, banquets, a state concert, and a candlelighting ceremony with LSU faculty and officials.
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Linge Parish
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Buck Green
Agen
Dnd
Ona Blondin
Robert “Britt Choudranits
Wayne - Grey
Rt. 2
Ruston
Rusty Moore
Moore's Dairy
Road
Gone
Dairy Castle
William Rod
Hacy Dickson Lewis
Hox 24
Duebach
Paul Bonih
Dubach
Boeing
bin Harper
Box 5
Choudrant
James Pearson
LeRoy Hyatt
Rt J Choudrant
Eugene Farley
Tommy Jaranece
Beck Beckham
Trenton Ruston
Bermie Andrews
Carolyn Hunter
Peggy Roberts
Durden St
Jilly Colodny
Arnold St
Joyce Ann Kinman
Katherine Skinner
Alice Pesnell
Billie Ann Knight
Tech Station
Penny Knowles
Pubach
Mickey Waller
Mary Woods
Sandra Aycock
S. Sparta
Mary Ardistine Fowler
Huston
Louisiana
General Assembly
LSU
Tax delinquent accounts moved to IRS by Commerce Clearing House
More than 10 000 delinquent tax accounts with foreign addresses were transferred last year to the IRS International Operations Division for specialized correction action, per Commerce Clearing House. The report cites a group code and mentions Brigades style programs and Angola.
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Chicago
UPT
International Operations Division
Internal Revenue Service
Commerce Clearing
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Brother Vaughan
Dixie Gem
Princess Peach
Iys
Echi
Greater Tech Club
Parlon
Ici
Wacola Parish
Poliin Jury
Alpine
Ulacg.da Parish School Board
Mia Sout Dollis
Hite
Dace
Korea
Turkey
House UN- American Activities Committee
San Francisco
Congo
Ahis
Spon
Red
Communist Party
U.S.A
Republic
Dudley Cowan
Aeramnedanta
Scott Wilgen
Jim Evans
St. Louis
Canning
McDonnell Aircraft
Jimmieff
Troy H. Midleton
J. Norman Fliersom
LSU College of Agicultures
D. Sanders
LSU Agricultural Extension Service
Gamerican Oil Company
Nat'l
Farm Loan Association
M. K. Weaver
Angola
Tees
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