Tech Dean Gets Report Showing Grad. Work Need
Dean Ben T. Bogard of the Louisiana Tech School of Engineering reviews a symposium report urging greatly enlarged graduate programs in engineering. Prepared by Arnold Lindgall and Morgan, the document notes rising graduate enrollments and the need for more engineering teachers and a scholarly, research-oriented climate in graduate schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben T. Bogard
School of Engineering
Louisiana Tech
U. S. Senate Committee On Labor and Public Welfare
G. J. Arnold
Engineering Manpower Commission of the Engineers’ Joint Council
Frederick C. Lindgall
American Society For Bingineering Educations
Lindvall
Tech-Dean
Eleven Boys Advance in Presbyterian Troop Court Honors
Eleven boys advanced in rank at a Boy Scout Court of Honor for Troop AT of the Presbyterian Church. Sidney Aaron and Leslie Bonner earned Life Scout rank. David Dyson and Don Dyson moved to Second and First Class. Duncan Young, Jonny Dorris, Tommy Harp, Jimmy Stokes, and Sidney Allen Johnson advanced to Second Class. Merit badges included Home Repairs, Life Saving, Camping, First Aid, Chemistry, Citizenship in the Nation, Swimming, Woodcarving, Cooking, Pioneering, Basketry, Firemanship, and Nature for Bonner. Reading and Scholarship for Dyson siblings. Lifesaving, Swimming for Michael. Reading, Painting, Home Repairs, Scholarship, Athletics, and Cooking for Johnson.
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Roy Ezell
H.W. Miinson
Sidney Aaron
Leslie Bonner
David Dyson
Don Dyson
Duncan Young
Jonny Dorris
Tommy Harp
Jimmy Stokes
Sidney Allen Johnson
Ralph Richardson
Mike McMichael
Puhlie
BOY Scouts
Ruston Legion Faces Alexandria in Playoff Opener
Ruston American Legion nine will meet Alexandria Monday at 7:45 in the best of three playoff series opener. Ruston, 20-1 for the summer, defeated Shreveport Seven-Up Battlers in two straight in the quarterfinals. The Joe American Legion club, sponsored by T. L. James Company of Pine Bluff, is coached by Joe Berry of Jonesboro.
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Ruston
American Legion
Alexandria
Shreveport
Battlers
Joe American Legion Club
T. L. James Compaty
Pinston
Jyo Berry
Tonesboro
Puston Rambler
Benson
West Monroe
Monroe
Isteial
Nasu
Hunt Firm To Build Sawmill Near Dodson
Fant and Sons Lumber Company forms to construct a $175,000 sawmill near Dodson, about 40 miles from Funston on Highway 7 between Duneshoro and Winelight. Davis Hunt to operate, 4 to 5 workers to be hired, with output 8 to 10 million feet of pine and hardwood annually. Dry kiln included. partners Blunt senior, Blunt Jr., Alex Huot and Davis Hunt. Separate unit runs mills in Danville and Woolle, Louisiana.
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Fant and Sons Lumber Company
Devin
Dodson
Davis Hunt
Funston
Aighwiy
Duneshoro
Winelight
David Huot
Continental Can Company
Ales P. Blunt
Alex Uuot, Jr
Davis Ont
Lamber Company
Tuint Lumber Company
Tne
Seperate
Danville
4Wolle
Louisiana
VFW Commander Appointed To Inspector's Post In Louisiana
Don C. McCormack commander of Parnell-Burt Post 3615 in Ruston is named Deputy Inspector for the Louisiana VFW. He will inspect VFW posts in Jackson Lincoln Union Morehouse and all of Quachita Parish west of the river, reviewing hooks records and expenditures with reports to department headquarters. He pledged to perform the duties with dignity and fairness.
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Don C. McCormack
Parnell-Burt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ruston
Department of Louisiana
Prentis Darnell
Bossier City
VFW
McCormack
Jackson
Lincoln
Union
Morehouse
Quacquat Parish
Quachita River
Department
Tech Forty Voice Choir To Present Program Friday
Louisiana Tech's choir of 40 voices will present no program at the Louisiana Vocational Conference in the Municipal Auditorium, Shreveport, Friday at 8 pm. L V Irvine heads the music department. A E Tellinghuisen directs. accompanists Ann McDuffie and Helen Tucker. Members include Gwen Blalock, Evelyn Coleman, Dowie Day, Martha Dollar, Jeanette Miller, Barbara Ward, James Viones, Larry Stanley, and others from Shreveport Ruston Minden and nearby towns.
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Louisiana - Tech
Louisiana Vocational Conference
Municipal Auditorium
Shreveport
L. V. E. Irvine
Tech
A. E. Tellinghuisen
Ann McDuffie
Minden
Helen Tucker
Marion
Gwen Blalock
Quillman
Evelyn Coleman
Athens
Dowie Day
Martha Dollar
Joneshara
Coralyn Foster
Hustan
Jeanette Miller
Maury Alice Pearson
Berni Maxine Peel
Jonesboro
Jerri Shipp
Betty Stimm
Bonita
Lewiseff
Thomley
Calhoun
4-H Automotive Safety Project Aims to Educate Youth
4-H clubs launch an Automotive Care and Safety Project to teach boys and girls about vehicle ownership, highway laws, and maintenance. It covers driving safety, tire care, radiator checks, and understanding forces in motion, aiming to reduce traffic deaths and injuries among youth.
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United States
Wey
Social Security Deductions Explained by Monroe Official
J D Brooks district manager of the Monroe social security office explains why social security taxes are withheld from workers pay envelopes. He outlines major purposes including old age benefits survivors benefits and disability protection for workers and dependents. He stresses that social security provides a partial replacement of earnings and urges workers to understand how deductions safeguard future income.
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J. Dodd Brooks
Monroe Social Security Offier
Sid India
Brooks
Jay
District Session Of Dental Group Set in Shreveport
The Ark La Tex dental congress holds a district session August 18 at Captain Shreve Hotel Shreveport Lake Room hosts district dentists Dr Hugh T McKinnon Jr will lecture on Full Denture Technique with color slides Dr Keith Mason will narrate My Trip From Behind the Curtain during the noon luncheon The conference opens with an executive council meeting on Sunday August 17 at Spanky Sanford Memorial Auditorium and the general session begins Monday at 9 am.
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Ark-La-Tex Dental Congress
Captain Shreve
Shreveport
Lake Room
Hugh T. McKinnon, Jr
McKinnon
Keith Mason
Mason
Tuassia
Spanty Sanfederie Memorial Audritorium
Acm
Ad. Journal
Pan
New Postal Rates In Effect Here One Minute Past Midnight
Postal rates increased after midnight local time with new charges: 4 cents per ounce for first class letters, 7 cents per ounce for air mail letters, 3 cents for trial/postcards, and 3 cents for regular postal cards. Two-cent stamps remain usable with 1-cent stamps added. Old stamps still valid but often require extra postage.
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Housim Leplueiy
Congress
Lilliam Pearce
Louisiana
Neil
Abpachain Linea
Nts
George Washington
Alabama Baptists Plan Revival Meet
Alabama Baptists announce a revival meeting to be held daily at a local venue. Visiting evangelist Wayne Irwin of New Orleans will speak, with Rev Daley Downing of Arkansas as pastor. Everyone is invited to attend the services.
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Mabama Baptist
Tip
Wayne Lnrian
New Orleans
Daley Downing
Arendia
Louisiana Tech student groups elect officers for year
The student organizations at Louisiana Tech elected officers for the upcoming academic year. New presidents were announced for six Greek-letter sororities and multiple fraternities and honorary and professional societies. The slate includes Anita Adcock, Betty McClanahan, Mary Alice Insley, Ann Hendrickson, Jim Tearin, Thomas Manning, and others, with activities starting in September and campus revival services planned by Arenade Methodist Congregation.
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Head Tech
Grockfetter
Louisiana Tech
Toprow
I. To T
Jane Stewart
Tallulah
Theta Upsilon
Anita Adcock
Shreveport
Alpha Chi Omega
Mary Virginia Stovall
Ruston
Phi Mu
Mary Alice Insley
Delhi
Kappa Delta
Middle Row
Betty McClanahan
Beta Sigma Omicron
Ann Hendrickson
Louisiana
Feeh
Mese Organivisions
Haves Bee
Alley
Mary Alice
Insley
Russoi
Sigma Kappi
Kane Stewart
Theta
Upsilon
Wide Scott
Shreeveport
Kappa Alpha
Jim Tearin
BD Dorado
Kappa Sigma
Pail Mckellar
Rudessa
Lambda Chi Alpi
Thomas Manning
West Monroe
Nappa Alpha
Jarves Stall
Pineville
Tau Kappa Epallens
Thomas i Manby
Lambda ‘Tau
New Tora
Organivito
Southern Bell Pays Large Sum In Utility Tax
Southern Bell Telephone Company remitted a substantial utility tax payment to the state. The note identifies the payment as a required excise tax to support federal and state government finances, with emphasis on the metropolitan service area and applicable exemptions.
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Southern Bell
Faust
Pabtie Utility
Tas
Teihort Ob
Southern Ball Pelephine Company
Baten
Laspisers
Berl
Loisian
Fedewiel
Poultry Feed Saving Tips From Extension Program
Extension agent F O LeVasseur and LSU experts discuss cost cutting in poultry diets. Watts notes no interference in performance, while focus shifts to balanced rations using local grains, concentrates, and vitamins to reduce feed costs. The article lists areas and contributors across midwestern states and mentions plans for refunds and practical dairy with poultry guidance.
Final Rites for Samuel Owell Held at Ruston Church
Final rites are planned Wednesday for Samuel Owell of Dubach who died Tuesday at Ruston Hospital after a long illness. Born in Alabama, he was a farmer and resident of Dubach. Services will be at Mineville Springs Baptist Church with Rev. Bobby Neal officiating, under Kalpatrick's guidance, with burial at Mineral Springs cemetery. He leaves a wife, Mrs OM Olwell of Dubach, and four sons Tom Clone and Marl of Dubach plus one more and several grandchildren. A number of relatives and friends are expected to attend.
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Samuel Marstion Onwell
Dubach
Minevil Springs Baptist Church
Bobby Neal
The
Saints Rust Baplist Church
Ines
Ghyell
Want
Yuesdiy
Ruston
Sopon
Ouvell
Alabama
Gurkdl
Mineral Springs
Kalpatrick
Olwell
Theese
Sats
Dovie Johnson
Dutoch
Mes ‘Ther Brazier
Bossivr Cis
Funeral Plans Incomplete For Mrs Terrill
Mitchilosteiner arrangements for Mrs Terrill wife of Mr Terrill of Ruston were still incomplete today word came via Mrs Mary Woods enroute to California Woods understood to be on her way to her mother's home and did not learn of the tragedy The LEADER talked with immediate family to aid learned that Mrs Woods is expected to arrive in Ruston shortly to complete funeral arrangements and services are planned for Thursday according to reports
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Mitchilosteiner
Fyi Terrill
EL ‘Tervill
Ruston
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