Former Kentucky Governor to Speak at Tech Instrumentation Confab
Keen Johnson former Kentucky governor will headline as banquet speaker at 6 45 p m Thursday Adams Cafeteria on the Louisiana Tech campus He is now vice president of public affairs for the Reynolds Metal Co of Louisville Johnson known as a speaker editor and publisher will be introduced by Francis Roy assistant professor and entertainment committee chairman The seventh general instrumentation conference opens Wednesday with exhibits by manufacturers running 6 23 to 9 p m Wednesday The conference schedule lists a welcome address by RL Rapp president of Tech and remarks by Dean Beasley Bagard of the Tech School of Engineering The event runs Friday with more sessions and exhibits The page notes the conference is sponsored by Techs School of Engineering and marks the seventh annual gathering
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Louisiana Tech
Keen Johnson
Kentucky
Adams
Johnson
Reynolds Metal Co
Louisville
Francis Roy
Seitect of Engineering
Teel
Dy RL. Rapp
Teeh
Dean Beas T. Bagard
Teel School of Memem
Rechmiral
Meer
Local Social Roundup from Hico and Nearby Areas
Mro and Ms Robert Halder spend two weeks in Florida with Mr and Mrs Foster. Randy Clements and family visit Bastrop. Me and Mes Tay visit Ratton in Poystan. Mr and Mrs Curtis Use attend Shreveport gathering with My and Me o and Mrs Fran. Spent Sunday with Mes Green at Toonave.
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Mro
Robert Halder
FL Pas
Texas
Randy Clements
Meg
Fister
Tay Oor Bastrop
Griffity
Emma al
Uae
Fragmented Vienna-_area notes on games and people
A garbled report mentions Vienna and nearby games, with stray names like Morita and Ben Loria. It references Bet y Bradshaw s experience and Northwestern ties, plus a general note on education and a parish issue. The text is highly tangled and reads like OCR scraps with no clear events.
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Bop
Ate Hess
Laie
Athena
Newtheast
Calley Mae
Bers Hunvesick
Sepnibed
Pany
Betty
Fragmented notice on stamps and post masthead
Fragmented OCR reads about stamps and Postmaster General terms, with scattered names and dates. It mentions Sundater and Deignesne, Burtsburesh Tripty, and references Stamps to be atti to the Sundater. The text is garbled and lacks clear events.
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Posner
Fragmented Bernice News D Item List and Names
A garbled OCR style note lists many personal names places and scattered events. Mentions Saint Mary Wis Ruston and Oregon hospital, several visitors including Pitta, Chavin, and Walden, plus local names such as Miss Cherebl Fink and Mrs. C. Tals. Vague references to weekends and "attended" with no clear cohesive event or outcome.
Hays Station H D Club Meets With Mrs Will Watts
Hays Station H D Club gathered with Mrs Will Watts at Mag WEL Watts hosted a covered dish meeting. Members shared news and discussed quilts and refreshment served in a byler style. The minutes from the last meeting were read and approved.
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Hays Station
H.D
Will Watts
Ark La Gas Co Employee Retires After 36 Years
Ark La Gas Company announces the retirement of a long serving employee after 36 years of service. The notice lists the employee’s tenure and marks the completion of a lengthy career with the utility.
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Ark.La. Gas Co
Unclear OCR snippet on bids and notices
Fragmentary text lists bids dates and names, mixing with personal notes. It mentions May entries, bids, deadlines, and possible court or notice context but lacks coherent events or clear entities to anchor a summary. The readable bits offer no definite actions, participants, or outcomes.
Well Earned Vacation City Treasurer Retires After 24 Years
Ruston’s city treasurer and tax collector Joe A Norris retires after 24 years in office. Norris started duties in 1884 and saw tax receipts grow from 500 to over 3 000, with city revenues expanding under his bookkeeping oversight. He served in World War I before returning to teaching and office work, later focusing on final accounting tasks before Christmas.
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Joe A. Norris
Ruston
Mr. Norris
Srmieloyer
Arkate
Nopuis
Arkansas Teachers College
Conway
Ruston Flier Third n Jet Competition
Ruston Flier finishes third in the F102 event as Griffiss 465th squadron led by Col. Frank J. Keller wins the Scorpion category. Seymour-Solenson AFB Agni squadron places fourth in F102 with 34,100 points. Limendorf Alaska and McChord AFB pilots place near the top. Col Roy Caviness heads the individual scoring among F102 pilots.
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Depas
Mestey
Here
Doh
Sep
Kansis
Griffiss
Frank J. Keller
Trenton Nw
Scorpians
Agni Squadron
Seymour-Solensen Afb
Goldsboro
N.C
Limendorf Air Base
Anchors
Alaska
McChord Afb
Tacoma
Wash
Boo
Col
Roy
Caviness
Red Cross Officials To Attend Alexandria Conference
Red Cross leaders listed include executive director David Ahr, G Elvieh, and Dr Bleten among others as attending a conference in Alexandria. The event, dated Saturday, will feature panels and sessions on Red Cross activities and relief efforts tied to World War I history.
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Dadane
Annetmesd
Wits
Windhey
Sanareliy
Jawour
Risin
Tay
G. Elvieh
Crome B
Mycol Besional
Tag Me
Doktor Sil
Tristen
Bleten
Satirdas
Yeovil
Hellboy
Tleloh
Red Cross
Aleos
Troy
Social Security Law Change Expands Dependents Benefits
J Dodd Brooks, Monroe social security district manager, announces a law change effective September 196%. It allows monthly payments to dependents of disabled workers receiving disability benefits, including underage, married and unmarried dependents, and wives 62 or older in certain conditions. Applications and proof of age or disability may be required. retroactive for certain applicants.
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J. Dodd Brooks
Monroe Social Security Distrier
Hee
AGA Coomendents
Childrer
Go- Ahab Security
Bibah
Three Ruston Officers Promoted to Sergeant
Chief O O Oshan announces three promotions in the Ralston Police Department. Pat an th Sere are Wo ML Toward, RR. W. details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Ralston
O. O. Oshan
Pat An
Plans For Sale Of Christmas Trees Told By Rotarians
The Rotary Club will enlarge its annual Christmas tree sale to sell wholesale to area merchants and retail to the public across from Marbury Drugs, with trees stored in the Rado Building. Proceeds fund Rotary projects. Lewis Smith chairs the committee. Local Rotarians heard Winborn Davis, Director of Training for the Louisiana Department of Hospitals, discuss training programs and scholarships amid a state hospital beds shortage. The Ruston Rotary Club also supported Joeuk mental health efforts through the sale. The promotions began November 1. Chief Osbon noted twelve Ruston Police Department members.
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Rotary Club
Gamoyne Bleich
Orines
Marbury Drugs
Rado
Rotary
Lewis Smith
Winborn JM
Txivis
Department of Hospitals
Davis
Goo
U.S
Rastan Rotary Club
Joeuk
Crinte
Card of Thanks for Vivian Atkinson Death
Harry W and Mildred McKoin acknowledge friends neighbors and relatives for kindness cards flowers and support after the death and hospital stay of Vivian Atkinson. They thank doctors nurses at Green Clinic and Rus Lon Hospital and all who offered sympathy and help during the lengthy illness and service.
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Vivian Atkinson
Dues Inn
Vivian
Harry W
Green Clinic
Ruslon Hospital
Mildred MekKoin
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