Interior Design Art Exhibit Opens at Keeny Hall Tech
An exhibit highlighting interior design and commercial art opened in Keeny Hall at Georgia Tech. All works were created by students across Art 10, 611, Advanced Design, Lettering, and related courses, featuring scratch-hound silk-screen lay-out typography, posters, catalog designs, and three dimensional displays. Participants include Suzanne Sloane, Charles Athen, Granvel Lasby, Dale Mcduitter, Charles Allen, Take McChilee, Ruganne Sloane, Wehard Barron, and others showcasing diverse materials and techniques.
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Ga. Tech
Toont
Keeny Hall
Mane Moffett
Mary Rouge
Dexlyo and Houstay
Tenturys Ane-Panmn Svurlmeyit
Dealgris
Passman Seeks Reelection To U S House From Fifth District
Ammonices Passman filed Tuesday as a Democratic candidate for reelection to the United States House. The incumbent, first elected in 1966, has led foreign aid cuts and chairs key committees. He framed his bid as a continuation of fiscal conservatism and state rights advocacy.
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Louisiana
Cohaiene
Olle E. Passman
Tueglay
United States House of Representatives
Bassman
Congress
Ana
Appropriations
Uty
Foreign Operations Appropriations
Congressional
United States
Pagaman
Mississippi Valley
Teo
Mississippi Valley Flood Control Assn
Fifth Congressional District
Simshore Voters Approve Water Bond By 46 To 1
Voters in Simshore approve a waterworks bond by a lopsided 46 to 1 margin in the May 6 election. The measure funds a village water system and fire department upgrades, based on property valuations around $12 per $1000. Results released at 7 PM reflect the single no vote among varied property valuations.
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Sinshere
Simabord
Simshora
Ganstreet
Mainetain
Simshoen Muyar
Closing Expenses For GI Loans In Cash At Closing
William K. Hinds of the Veterans Administration contest office in Shreveport confirms VA no longer requires a down payment on a GI loan but closing expenses must be paid in cash by the veteran at loan closing. He notes the free down payment requirement was lifted April 4, 1958, and that lenders may still require a down payment as a condition for some loans.
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Jeffery
William K. Hinds
Veterans Administration Contessit Shrevetoft
Caltitin
Jon
Fedex
Ruston Cancer Drive Progress Report and Appeals
A Ruston Cancer Drive summary shows 3507.30 raised or allocated to the Cancer Fund with some figures garbled. It notes special gifts totaling 1616.20 and neighbor envelopes contributions of 1569.80 and store funds of 31.20, urging envelopes be returned to the person named on each. The event titled Taglay is planned for Tuesday May 1 at Louisiana Tech with the Tech Blue Jackets leading.
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Culture Guild
Louisiana Teen
Tech
Groundbreaking for Interstate 20 in Louisiana set
The Louisiana Department of Highways announces the groundbreaking for Interstate 20 in Northeast Louisiana on Friday May 16 at 11. The event will be held on State Route 5 about 0.5 miles north of Choudrant and is expected to last four hours.
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Louisiana
Louisiana Department of Highways
Choudrant
Ours
C B Colvin Farm Longevity in Local Ministerial Group
The C B Colvin & Sons farm tenures span over 95 years with family ownership. 2,400 acres serve as the core, spread near Ruston and Dubach. A Ruston ministerial attendance day Sunday highlighted by the Colvin family story and rural education outreach.
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C. B. Colvin Farm
the Family
Health Department Reports on Lincoln Births and Deaths
Lincoln Parish records for April list White births and colored births with numerous newborns named by parents Mrs and Mr. Brister Chipman Glites Reynolds Jr Ruston and other locals. Thirteen white deaths are noted with scattered details of victims and locations across Ruston and Jonesboro.
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Health Department
Lincoln
Lincoln Parish
Wees
Aid
Trey
E. “Brister
Chaudrant
Hoy
Kenneth Scene
Mina
Chipman
Rust On
Davi Luying
Mre
J. NL Glités
Fi Ruston
Boy
Timothy Lee
Grice
Thuston
Hay
Carl
Michael
J. Reynolds, Jr
Ruston
Thomas Jerry
L. Stanley
Simabons
Jay Scott
G. N. Tol
Jones
Beird
Russell Glen
B. D. Atkins
Quitman
Deborah Dianne
Claryon Bird
Brenda Kays
J. Foster
Sharon Marie
Jimmy WM
Harrison
Tomme Mathewer
F Melkirk, Jr
Lod Anny
N Miller
Stephen
Léer
C. J.richard
June Andee
TR. Thomas
Barbara Ann
Myre
Homer Rowe
Jonesboro
Danny Homer
Sylvia’ Ane
Jainette Corbett
Linda Garney
Cynthia Junie Anderson
Vivins
Diane Parker
Debm
Ann Riley
4-H Club Sheep for 4-H Projects
Four-H clubs announce twenty head of lambs for 4-H projects ordered by area members. Names of club sponsors and home clubs listed. Short Course Contests and Achievement Day tie to National Trips. completion required for some contests. Members urged to plan dairy and other projects, with lambs and pigs soon available.
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Do Atm Stewart
Ice
Bruce Waller
Dubai
Caroll ‘Cathey
Wayne Funetnot
Sandra Barnett
Tlico
Charlot
Janes Cook
Simahora
Caryoln Ang Tor
Del
Linda Wenaianst
Gad Mes
C. T. Woodkurd
Ard Hooks
Jae Om Dune
Hventork
Sonn
Avaielsble
Neve
Fifth District Moves To Oust Rep Gravel As State Party Chairman
The Fifth District Democratic Committee seeks Chairman Gravel's resignation amid a reform push in Monroe and Shreveport. They condemn his Civil Rights support and pre-segregation stance, threatening to withhold funds until the resignation is tendered. Delegates and attendees at the upcoming convention are noted, with plans showing heavy participation and organizational strains across districts.
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Gravel
Parade planned for JC pageant to choose beauty queens
A two part beauty pageant planned by Austin Jaycees and Louisiana Tech Student Senate will start with a parade in Ruston on Friday May 28 at 2 pm. Contestants ride in Convertibles past the engineering building and a second event at 2 30 pm features appearances and talent segments at the auditorium 2530 pm. The pageant aims to select Miss Louisiana Tech and Miss Louisiana Paris for the July Lake Providence contest.
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FUDGE
Martha Lyng
Dallas
Louisiana Hayridy
Big D
Jontharee
Jc-Tech
Restan
Ruton
Lovely Marthe
KRUS
Sill Mecom
Bruce Jones
Shreveport
Hhra
Goth
Bill
Bilboard
Prearom Teader
Rad Poltird
Virginia Cortes Alvo
Calvin
Kd.rilpatriate
Homemakers Welcome to Demonstration Clubs in Parish
A long notice details Home Demonstration Clubs inviting homemakers to join in a May event. It explains aims to teach better homemaking methods such as food preservation and sewing, and notes clubs are part of the Association of Country Women and linked to the World Federation. Mrs Jon Hinvertitows speaks on pioneering family life, while participants are urged to take active roles in community projects and citizenship.
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Lincoin Parish
Anys
Lst
Lbs
al Hatter
Jon Hinvertitows
Mesa
Han Ie
Walter
Mike Wh
Swatdd
Associabal Country
Wafen
Worl
Agricultural Possibilities in Hills and Parishes
Visitors to Hills in Louisiana learn about agricultural diversification including fat dairy sheep and swine used with timber and fruit crops. Report covers extension tours, local banks, committees, and ongoing plantation and processing efforts, noting practical hurdles and prospects for new markets.
Lincoln Parish Resolution Calls for Camille Gravel Resignation
Lincoln Parish Representative Robert Sims led a meeting where a resolution demanded Camille Gravel resign as Democratic National Committeeman for Louisiana. The action cited Gravel’s conduct and called for ceasing further party contributions until his departure. Signed by Sims and other party figures, the document frames the central dispute within the state party.
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Robert Sina
Lincoln Parkin Iwodiwedi
del i National
Democratic Party
Camille Gravel
Alove
Louisiinna
Robert B. Sims
Denverade Central
Krvegtin Varish
Las
Tell M. Tbot
Comeities
Suomitteeman
Union
Barish
Bernice
Sims Jane
Tate Contritteeman Sims
Mrs. R. M. Foster Buried At Harmony Chapel Church
Mrs. R. M. Foster aged 76 was buried Monday at Harmony Chapel Methodist Church. Funeral services at 3 o'clock with Rev. J. Lane and Rev. A. D. Ashby presiding. Foster, longtime Lincoln Parish resident, is survived by husband R. M. Foster of Hico, a daughter, two sons, a stepson, sisters, a brother, and other relatives.
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Foster
Tony
Lincoln Parish
Boreland
Hico
Tanahier
Wehlanger
Pastor
Ohio
Minneapolis
Wolliamset
Winshoro
Archaie
Roy
Tuston
Worth
R. Pe
Tessas Culy
Texas
Rosier
Johnny Ac Brown Bi
Wen
TS Roller
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