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Newspaper

Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1930

Page

5

Track season ends with election of Weakley captain

Gordon Weakley of Bunny Hill La was chosen captain of next spring's Louisiana Tech track team. Coach Shirley praised Weakley as the hardest worker and top scorer, noting he won the 440 yard dash district title and contributed in other events. Several seniors and sophomores earned letters this year, with seven freshmen expected to receive numerals. The program, started in 1927, has grown into a strong Bulldog sport under Ed Bhinley.

Gordon Weakley Bunny Hill Cinder Louisiana Tech Weakley Tech Shirley Noah York Sheppard Capt Dennis Noah Fanny" Mangham Southwestern Harkness Louisiana College Sheppard Shorty Carlton Bulldogs Mangham McCarty Howard Harlan Pickle Gilbert Moffett Pietsch Louisiana College Fresh Parker Humphries Jones Powell Crowley Brown Durham Ed Bhinley Finat

Reds Are Jailed in Atlanta

Six communists are jailed in Fulton County awaiting possible death sentences under a sweeping anti insurrection statute. Two of the six are women, Mary Dalton and Anne Har lack. Assistant Solicitor General John H. Hudson told United Press that as communists arrive to preach violence against the laws, they will be judged and death sentences demanded in every case.

Atlanta Fulton County America Mary Dalton Anne Harlack John H. Hudson United Press

Two Levee Breaches Flood 3500 Acres Near Alexandera La

Flood waters breach levee near Alexandria and Marksville after two crevasses opened yesterday. Repair crews work to seal two breaches as the swollen river overruns farmland covering about 3500 acres. Local authorities warn residents of potential further floods.

Alexandera Marksville

Long Plans to Speak in New Orleans

New Orleans May 31 Scarehead circulars circulated here say Governor Huey P Long would speak in the municipal auditorium on Saturday June 7 The circular attacks the old regular democratic party of New Orleans claiming the city has squandered money and faces insolvency and that newspapers lie about the governor exposing the alleged mismanagement and hidden books

New Orleans Huey P. Long Democratic Party

Mary Rose Colvin Injured When Hit By Auto Saturday

Miss Mary Rose Colvin thirteen year old daughter of Mrs. Fred Price Colvin of Ruston was injured after alighting from Miss Berlyn Workman's car near the North Louisiana Sanitarium in Shreveport. A parked car behind the vehicle struck her foot, causing a foot gash and a facial abrasion. She was taken to the sanitarium for treatment. authorities ruled the accident unavoidable.

Mary Rose Colvin Fred Price Colvin Ruston Berlyn Workman North Louisiana Sanitarium Shreveport Miss Colvin Miss Workman North Louisiana

Hoover Signs War Department Bill for 1931

President Hoover signed the War Department appropriation bill for 1931 totaling 339,106,454 dollars for military activities and 117,437,692 dollars for non military activities.

Hoover War Department Washington

Dubach man released after Jena Bank robbery probe

Sam Huffman of Dubach was freed early Tuesday by Sheriff A J Thigpen after three men from Jena Bank failed to identify him as a robber who took 7000 dollars a week earlier. A fourth Jena man identified him as seen at Jena the day before the crime.

Sam Huffman Dubach A. J. Thigpen Jena Hoffman Thigpen Sam Davis la Salle Parish Davis Ruston Joseph Gravich Burns Butler D. C. Wade J. P. Wade Dunbch

Development of Louisiana Sulphur Field Planned

NEW ORLEANS La In an effort to determine whether sulphur in commercial quantities are present in the bed under Lake Peigneur in Iberia Parish Louisiana drilling operations are planned by the Dynamid Company of New York. The New York company has entered into a contract with the Jefferson Lake Oil Company whereby the former takes over active development of the sulphur deposit on a lease acquired from the state. Six wells will be driven and if it is found that sulphur exists the development will be continued. Preliminary work has shown that at 650 feet under the surface the sulphur deposits are about 200 feet thick.

New Orleans Lake Peigneur Iberia Parish Louisiana Dynamid Company of New York New York Company Jefferson Lake Oil Company

Training School to Be Held at Temple Church

Mr. Joe B. Moseley of Louisiana Baptist groups announces a training school and state wide campaign in Ruston. Workers from Mississippi Louisiana Texas and Oklahoma arrive Saturday and begin Sunday with a census in Ruston and intensive work through the week to prepare for summer outreach. Temple Church pastor Rev W D Wilbanks says census results help local churches with expansion while pastors of other congre gations will receive comparable data. The Leader will publish further speaker and census updates.

Joe B. Moseley Baptist Sunday School Louisiana Temple Baptist Church Mississippi Louisiaana Texas Oklahoma Rust

Dover Police Chief Resigns as Theater Show Stopped

In Dover Mayor Wratassky's administration neighbors report Chief William Byers, 62, resigned yesterday. Frank H. Javens, appointed by Stucky, removed theater door hinges at the Bexley projection room. Operators barricaded themselves. Javens arrested them and halted the motion picture show at the local theater.

Dover May

Walton E. McBride Declared Candidate for DA Post

The Ruston Leader announces Hon Walton E McBride as a candidate for district attorney for the Third Judicial District Louisiana in the Democratic primary on September 9 1930 subject to voter will.

Ruston Leader Walton E. McBride Third Judicial District of Louisiana

District Judge Candidates in Third Judicial District

The Ruston Leader notes candidates E L Walker and Guy W Holloway running for district judge in the Third Judicial District of Louisiana in the Democratic primary on September 9, 1930, subject to voter wishes.

Ruston Leader E. L. Walker Third Judicial District of Louisiana Guy W. Holloway

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