One Hundred to Graduate Here at Ruston High School
Approximately 100 seniors are expected to receive diplomas at Ruston High School next week. The commencement will begin with a morning Baccalaureate by Rev Woo O'Kelly, followed by exercises in the auditorium. The final commencement address will be given by Dean Emeritus of Centenary College in Shreveport on May 14. Notable graduates include Jack Armstrong, Diane Taranke, Alfred Brown, Hartford Gade, and many others listed.
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Bove
Ruston High School
Woo O'Kelly
Mitden
Chiel
Ruston
Fo Fe Senith
Crntentary College
Shreveport
Ties Amige cii
Jack Artmmstrane
Diane Taranke
Alffred Brown
Hartford Gade
Atnty Dring
Aubrey Hinton
Crearge They
Blake Laurence
Price Tomlinson
Lowel Alden
Sterling Andrews
Robert Ayers
Albert Baker
Rolin Beatty
Jame Alvin Carr
Glen Colvin
Thani Davidson
Raymond Doss
Carl Durden Wayne Fallin
Willan Gill
Trams Green
Frankie Kirkland
Alline Kolb
Dorothy Marie Liner
Rebekah Lomax
Sarah McDonald
Janie Martin
Margaret Meeks
Neva Neilson
Lords Richardson
Kitty Russell
Jewell Simmons
Margaret Stocks
Carrin Taylor
Margaret Tilly
Merle Tabor
Katherine Tooke
Virginia Trussell
Adele Trussell
Lois ‘Trussell
Margaret Willamsnn
Lorene Rich
Mildred Brice
Tva
They'll Reform If She's Sleuth Progr
Elizabeth Jimerson and Alice Lawson lead a reform effort with Merle Michael and Nergis backing a mystery sleuth program. Lucille W. Almin and Alice Pixley join Maliery to push community changes and oversight.
Labor Office Established by Interior Department Decree
The Krysphin Labor Office, set up by a ministerial decree, enforces child labor laws and studies ways to raise workers living standards through better pay education and training. The report notes regional separation demands and geopolitic confusion with Dentmark and nearby locales.
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Krysphin Labor Office
Department of the Interior
Atteept
Organization Formed To Aid In Agriculture In Louisiana
An organization of the Louisiana Agricultural Council was formed at a luncheon in Baton Rouge to unify efforts and prevent duplication among groups promoting state agriculture. Frank Dimmick was elected president, with Dowell, Bateman, Spencer, and Guilbeau among officers and a working executive committee named. Representatives from LSU college of agriculture, extension, and commerce, the Department of Education, Louisiana Banks Association, Farm Bureau, Cotton Cooperative, and Farm Bureau Selling Exchange attended.
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Louisiana Agricultural Council
Baton Rouge
Frank Dimmick
Slitteston
Soas
Coruer
Dimmick
Louislana Farm Bureau Federation
Thin Louisianie Banke
Dc. T. Dowell
Louisiana State University Calleep of Agriculture
J. W. Bateman
Wee
PF. W. Spencer
Louisianaa State University Extension
P. L. Guilbeau
Harry F. Kapp
Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation
Harry J. Wilson
Spencer
H. G. Harmount
Raceland
Louisiana Farm Bureau Selling Exchange
Wilson
Louisiana State University College of Agriculture
College of Commerce, and Extension Service
State Department of Education
Louisiana Banks’ Association
Louisiana Farm Bureau
The
Lousiana Cotton Co-operative Association
Aide in Sandino Affair Killed in City Shooting
NEA New Orleans Bureau reports Al Beardsley killed Sandino aide Pedro Blondon following a pursuit under a house. The incident follows Blondon’s alleged Logtown massacre that sent refugees toward U S naval ships at Puerto Cabesis.
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NEA
New Orleans
al Beardsley
General Sanding
Pedro Blondon
Sandino
Logtown
U. S
Puerto Cabesis
Beardsley
Brendan
Parisiennes at the Races in Black Fashion
In The Country Home and Woman's Home Companion, a note on Parisiennes at the races and social events favoring black attire. It emphasizes consistent smartness, elegance, and the knack for wearing black to luncheons, dinners, and gatherings each year.
Tech Debaters Close Season With Triumphant Wins
Whit White of Shreveport and Fred Farrar of Junction City led Louisiana Tech to a unanimous overwoof victory in a final debate at Natchitoches, capping a successful season. Coach J. Sachs praised freshmen and sophomores for their intercollegiate success, noting prior inexperience.
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Whit White
Shreveport
Fred Farrar
Junction City
Louisiana Tech
Woof
Normal College
Natcht
Tech
Marchitoches
Ty Ho J. Sachs
Ith Tinedian
Testa
Chi
Charles Tooke
Ruston
Woodrow Hodges
Moonroe
Hendrix College
Conway
Arkansas
Leah Sheil
Margaret Cupp
Centenary
Farrar
White
Mississippi A & M
Starksville
Louisiana College
Pinevile
Michigan Records Show Higher Rates of Cripples
A Michigan study reveals that nine in every thousand children are afflicted with crippling conditions, far above the previously estimated three per thousand. The report, though partial, suggests a substantial impact on families and communities across the state.
Infantile paralysis and childhood handicaps in Tuscola County
In Tuscola County an actual count found a 9 per 1,000 proportion including posture cases. Infantile paralysis caused about one third to two thirds of the seriously handicapped children at county clinics, with bone tuberculosis, rickets, motor and industrial accidents, and congenital deformities also important causes. Many people focus on adult self-defense psychology rather than child psychology.
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Tuscola
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NEA Chientge Bureau Priseidia
Meginbotham
Chicape Society
Northwestern University’ School of Crime Detection
Stiell
Tertlando
Lytumnirk
Techind
Dentmark
Kresmens
Seay Ig Ela
Tina Serres
Wittare
Bailean Itungwern
Educational Burrau
Loreco
Rode
Nat Paul Rithiteen
Southern Motors
ACME
CIE
Rade
Cities Service
Cavaliers
Jessica Dragonette
Justin
Loreco * Ethyl
Acale
Cinies
AUD Log
Secu
Council
Michigan
Mary Jane Carter
Louisiana State University
Mexico
Biloxi
Miss
la Wiss Carter
Alexandria
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