23 Oct 1958
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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1958
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text shows a railway and press references with unclear names. It mentions a school band, police jury, and Texas publishers. The legible items appear to be unrelated fragments about pricing and production notes, with no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Community mail continues as residents send letters to the 2 or Neate HUY whe, reflecting local concerns and ongoing civic discourse. Citizens express views on services, events, and neighborhood improvements shaping daily town life.
A fragmented notice indicates the Legion backs two amendments to be on the November 4 ballot. The readable fragments reference local projects and positions, but many details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mrs Tellinghuisen and Hoy Father, retirement in Florida, relocation to Arkansas, and a housing or elder care scenario. Specific names and places are garbled. no clear event date or outcome is discernible.
Lincoln Parish school superintendent among ten honorees recognized by the Jackson Parish School Board for outstanding service. A West Monroe Louisiana State Singing Convention opens with Violet Polk directing, with performers including the Stamps Quartet and Stamps-Basler Quartet from Dallas and the Plainsmen quartet. The event runs November 1 and 2 at West Monroe High School with attendees from Louisiana and beyond.
A Texas candidate with a B S in business administration from the University of Denver and an MBA and master accounting recently passed the Certified Public Accountant exam. He will seek reciprocity after meeting a two part exam in accounting practice auditing and theory. The exam is administered by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
Mothers Weekend at Louisland Tech kicks off noon Saturday October 25. Campus Women’s Council president Johnie Webls of St Joseph announces events including a coffee, football game Teel vs Arkansas A and M College, and a student union sponsored dance.
Ruston students at Louisiana Tech participated in a design contest for the general catalog cover. Richard Barran of Phin Deating won first place. Marian Murchie of Oakdale earned second, with Hank Fraser and Belly Ri Singer among finalists. The convention lineup includes Jimmie Davis supporters and notable singers Frank Stamps and Dwight Brock.
A newly shaped NSW line design offers extended finish options with firror style detailing. It highlights choices for up to three years of durability and includes variations in vigor brakes and rollout dentle va.
Monroe high student Wyche, a chemical engineering senior at Louisiana Tech, won a $100 Louisiana Engineering Society scholarship for 1958-59. He has worked in engineering research, with Columbian Carbon Company, and plans to graduate in June 1959 with a 2.75 GPA. He holds multiple honors and is active in Kappa Sigma, the Engineers Association, and Methodist student groups.
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