Rainbow Girls Grand Assembly Set for Ruston Meeting
The Grand Assembly of Louisiana for the Order of Rainbow Girls will meet in Ruston with Ruston assembly No 8 as host. June 12 and 13 will feature programs and preparations to ensure a welcoming, profitable gathering led by Mrs G A Adams. Ruston assembly notes Miss Margaret Wilson, a Past officer, among honorees.
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Grand Assembly of Louisiana
Order of Rainbow Girls
Ruston
Ruston Assembly No. 8
Order Rainbow For
G. A. Adams
Ruston Assembly
Margaret Wilson
Grand Assembly
New Orleans
Dorothy Lomax
Ruth Robison
Grand Immortality
Ruthivon Fleeher
Grand Service
Elizabeth Taylor
Grand Outer Observer
Ira M. Adams
Grand Cross of Color
Ruth Rolson
Kathleen Fletcher
Adams
Charity
Margaret Cupp
Hope
Myrtle Ira Green
Faith
Elena Rodgers
Frankie Kirkland
Katherine Tooke
Chaplin
Rebekah Lomax
Dorothy Harris
Martha Crane
Helen Williams
Dorothy Spinks
Katherine Martin
Sara McDonald
Sara Fletcher
Masonic Hall
Baseball Field Improvements At Tech Spark New Home Run Limits
Plans call for removing the infield to the northwest corner of the Tech Park diamond and rebuilding with left field farther from the fence. The project, led by Coach Bobler, aims to curb over the fence homers and reconfigure the field for a slower-homer era, while keeping the Bulldogs’ baseball traditions intact.
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Tech Park
Yankee Park
New York
George M. Bohter
Bulldogs
Finis
Bobler
Tech Alumni to Aid on Graduation Exercises
Louisiana Tech alumni will take part in the May 27 28 commencement activities with a program committee including Dr J T Barnes Earl Hester D C Armstrong and George Williams The senior class entertainments may be held May 27 with a joint alumni business meeting at 2 PM on the same day Numerous Louisiana alumni are expected to attend the ceremonies and association meeting
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Louisiana Tech
Charles C. Gayne
Alumni Association
Tech
Gayne
J. T. Barnes
Earl Hester
Arcadia
D. Ct
Ierth Lowisiana
Quick Method Used In Growing Poultry
In St Martinville and nearby areas Chicks hatched in February and March head to New Orleans for broiler rearing. Breeders like St Martinville area firms and Miss Estelle Fournet say growers are expanding operations between six and seven weeks, aiming to speed production despite cold spells. Domestic poultry firms report established breeding and care practices shifting toward faster growth methods.
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St Martin
New Orleans
Estelle Fournet
Winn Parish Joins In Canning Activity
Rotary Club and J. M. Hyde donate two canners and sealers to Winn parish for a campaign to stock farmers pantries for next winter. Miss Maxine Collins, home demonstration agent, oversees use of the equipment. Women upgrade kitchens with running water and improve workshops, says Collins.
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Rotary Club
J. M. Hyde
Winnfield
Winn Parish
Maxine Collins
Miss Collins
Natchitoches Encourages Poultry Club Members
The Natchitoches Chamber of Commerce enables fifteen poultry club members to borrow five dollars each to buy baby chicks for starting their operations. Miss Mildred McBride notes the impact of the support. May 27 is designated Achievement Day in Natchitoches with home demonstration club members from the Children's Clothing School displaying their completed clothing.
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Natchitoches
Farm Bureau distributes large number of sweet potato plants
The Farm Bureau reports that about one hundred thousand Porto Rican variety sweet potato plants were distributed to farmers in the parish in recent days. The plants are certified and fumigated, prepared for planting, and distributed through the parish bureau under authority cited by Harry J. Wilson, commissioner of agriculture.
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Parm
Harry J. Wilson
Copying Success Need Correct The Aide Access Item
A garbled text fragment mentions copying success and a request for help with access. The readable portion hints at testing or validating a process but provides no clear event, people, or organizations to anchor a concrete news item. The piece lacks sufficient factual details for a fuller summary.
Disease Susceptibility Gaps Highlighted in Historical Text
The passage notes TPs races show differing disease susceptibility with scarlet fever mortality among the Jia panese at 45 times the rate of Chinese per 100000. This reflects early epidemiological comparisons and names two groups, Jia panese and Chinese, in a context of infectious disease impact.
LSU Commencement Set For Early June in Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University will hold commencement from June 5 to 8 with 337 graduates. Gov. Huey Long to award degrees. baccalaureate by George Fort Milton of Chattanooga. seniors march and flag lowering ceremony scheduled. Episcopal bishop Rev. T Capers to deliver sermon. valedictorians Mary Scott Duchein and Byron Kantrow named.
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Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Huey Long
George Fort Milton
Chattanooga, Tenn
T. Capers
San Antonio
Episcopal
West Texas
Mary Scott Duchein
Byron Kantrow
Law
Leesville group studies dieting in Vernon parish
Thirty eight leaders from ten communities heard Miss Hazel Bratley, extension nutritionist, outline three diets for the sick using food models. She demonstrated liquid, semi solid, and convalescent diets and discussed serving the sick with regular feeding. Leaders noted creditable gardens and new vegetables as part of the nutritional project. Miss Stella Jones praised the group, with Miss Jon Bourg present.
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Vernon Parish
Hazel Bratley
Miss Bratley
Stella Jones
Jon Bourg
Marriage Licenses List Shows Monroe Couples
Marriage licenses issued include White Willan Haltora of Monroe to Eunice Myagnus of Monroe. Other entries list Calvin Wilkerson of Rustun to Gagieva Pierce of Rustun, Bob Meadows of Hito to Mamie McNeal of biy.
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White Willan Haltora
Monroe
Eunice Myagnus
Olured
Calvin Wilkerson
Rustun
Gagieva Pierce
Bob Meadows
Hito
Mamie McNeal
Biy
Chinese Superstition DAs Charre percep Osi bagsig
A garbled report hints at a local superstition affecting acts and objects, mentioning an oboe and various phrases. The text reads as an OCR damaged fragment, with scattered names and terms. No coherent events or identifiable figures can be confirmed from the readable portions.
Colfax Youth Plants Veggies and Raises Ideas
Rufus Walker of Colfax farms two acres with eleven vegetables including kohrabi cauliflower and summer spinach and sold ten dollars worth from April harvests. Nan Tarwater notes Grant parish hosts many excellent gardens this year. Tacoma reports a vacuum cleaner unloading system now used to haul fish from deep holds, speeding unloading to one tenth the time with an eight inch hose.
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Rufus Walker
Pollock
Grant Parish
Nan Tarwater
Tacoma
Wash
Radio's Mission Scientist Thinks of Universal Languages
A scientist involved with radio studies argues that radio technology could enable universal languages. The work emphasizes communication, education, and cross cultural understanding through broadcasting.
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Radio
Literary Group Holds Meeting by AAUW
The AAUW literary group met at Mrs. George Nicol’s home with Miss Charlotte Wilson. Miss Mary Moffett spoke on Deepening Stream by Dorothy Canfield. Attendees included Mrs. G. M. Bohier, Miss Blanche Heard, Miss Eugenia Smith, Mrs. Eunice C. Williamson, Mrs. Nicol, and others. The group will disband for summer and resume in fall with a planned reading outline.
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American Association of University Women
Charlotte Wilson
George Nicol
Mary Moffett
Dorothy Canfield
G. M. Bohier
Blanche Heard
Eugenia Smith
Eunice C. Williamson
Wycliff Lawrence to Lead Louisiana Tech Baseball Team
Wycliff Wick Lawrence of Bernice, a junior third baseman, was elected captain of the 1932 Louisiana Tech Bulldogs baseball team after a strong season at hot corner. Alternate captain Atley Donald, star pitcher, also named. both praised for their record and leadership in the recent Lettermen meeting.
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Wycliff
Wick
Lawrence
Bernice
Louisiana Tech
Yvear
Atley Donald
Donald
Canine Diamond
Varsity
Ines
Atley
Bulldogs
Tills
Gents
Sportsmanship and loyalty against treason in farming life
A brief editorial asserts sportsmanship as higher than business and public life standards and argues every farmer is a small capitalist. The piece juxtaposes ethical conduct with economic roles, urging principled behavior across communities.
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Ube
Colfax Youth
Loreco
Southern Motors
South
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Acme Tires
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