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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1931
Page
2
Hundreds of farmers statewide have visited Webster Parish to study silos. Delegations from Lincoln and local farmers plan trench silos next fall, praising Mr. Givens for Webster’s contribution to Louisiana farming.
An analysis traces how a new tax push in Britain tightens pressure on landed gentry, accelerating declines of ancient estates. The piece links industrialization and rising taxation to a broader reordering of English civilization and property wealth.
The Commercial Appeal argues for stricter immigration enforcement and deportation of lawless aliens while defending national security over individual freedoms. It urges discrimination in entry and warns against defending or tolerating anti republic actions or violence by all citizens and aliens alike.
The Police Jury Association of Louisiana urges that the state's good roads program rely on Louisiana firms at fair prices and Louisiana labor at fair wages. It argues local sourcing keeps public funds in state circulation, speeds development, and supports public ownership of improvements. The piece endorses highway authorities to follow that policy.
In a decisive move Mississippi averted default preserving state credit via Attorney General George T Mitchell who persuaded New York bond lawyers to reverse their stance and accept 0 000 in refunding bonds. His strategy protected Mississippi and aided southern states, aided amid a legislative funding push.
A garbled column parodies daily life and politics with odd phrases about crime, drink, the British government, and public notices. It mentions Berlin mayoral succession hints, a nonsense list of named topics, and scattered pop culture jibes.
The article profiles several Louisiana Tech faculty members and recent graduates. It notes Miss Washburn's teaching background in Louisiana and credentials from Peabody College and the University of Chicago, H J Sachs’s English chair and debater coaching, Musa P Harris’s first grade critique role and Peabody MA, and MissAlva Burk’s tenure as dean of women with degrees from Tech and LSU plus studies at the University of Texas.
Columbia University Teachers College researchers report no universal method for training young children. Across hundreds of tests with three and a half year olds, children resisted verbal commands more than actions. No single approach fits all, as outcomes depend on child and adult personalities.
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