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Newspaper

Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1930

Page

1

Georgia Negro Lynched Over State Militia

In Darien Georgia an armed mob forced entry to the McIntosh county jail and lynched George Grant a 40 year old black man accused of killing an officer and wounding three others after a morning gun battle. Colonel Roy Neal commanded Savannah National Guard outside the jail. Grant was killed in his cell as the mob demanded the other suspect be captured nearby a marshland remains under pursuit.

Darien CIA McIntosh County Totay George Grant Roy Neal Savannah National Guard Grant Colonel Neal

Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild Aims at Student Craftsmanship

Fisher Body announces a national craftsman guild to stimulate manual dexterity among boys aged 12 to 19. A model Napoleonic coach contest offers four four-year university scholarships worth over 50,000 total, with 900+ prizes. The guild partners with educators and General Motors dealers to enroll youths nationwide.

Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild Fisher Body Corporation Cuneral Motors Cas Cieneral Motors

Details of the miniature coach model contest and guild

The passage outlines specifications for a miniature coach model and contest details. The guild is backed by top educators from engineering architectural and technical colleges nationwide. Dan Beard serves as honorary president and William A. Fisher as active president. The guild’s national headquarters are in Detroit.

Dan Beard Boy Scouts of America William A. Fisher Fisher Body Corporation Detroit

War film at Astor honors engineers in battle dramas

Gary Cooper stars in A Man From Wyoming at the New Astor for one day. The film portrays an aspiring engineer who joins the war effort and helps build pontoon bridges while engineers fight under fire. Cooper praises engineers and their front line role.

France Hollywood Gary Cooper Wyoming New Astor Cooper

Old Timers Baseball Swing At Braves Field

At Braves Field Boston on September 8 a gallery of baseball greats from Tris Speaker to Ty Cobb faced off in an old timers game. The All Team defeated the Al Boston squad 8 to 4 in nine innings before a crowd over 20 000 with stars from past pennant years in the two rosters.

Tris Speaker Ty Cobb Baker Honus Waghes Yesteryear Braves Boston Red Sox Boston Moore Wish Coombs Lesreau Bender Careber Bresnahan Mitchell Young Dincan Rudolph Wood Tyler Caroigin Crowdy Madden

Scout Oath and Law Win Prize in Early Movement

In early US scouting the ideal oath and 12 laws were proposed by leaders and refined with input from 2,500 professionals. The prize story notes the oath On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country and the laws Trusted Loyal Helpful Friendly Courteous Kind Obedient Cheerful Thrifty Brave Clean Reverent. The piece urges adults to support youths and thrift education, detailing a new thrift textbook for grades two through eight and offering free copies to teachers via the American Society for Thrift in New York.

United States America Boston

Winter Pastures Are Highly Recommended For Louisiana

The University Extension Division urges Louisiana farmers to establish winter pastures to ease feed shortages. Five weeks remain to prepare. ryegrass is recommended seed. Well established winter pastures allow year round grazing, giving livestock producers an edge over northern competitors.

Louisiana University Extension Division Grouth

School Room Logical Place To Encourage Thrift Among Youth

The article urges parents teachers and others to promote thrift education in schools at the start of a new year. It notes progress since earlier efforts like the school savings bank started by a Belgian teacher in Long Island and highlights the value of teaching children to save money for future financial responsibility.

Litus School Saving Bank American Society For Thrift East 48Th Street New York City Bank Long Island

Win One Class Elects Officers at Church Meet

A Win One Class gathering in the church classroom concluded with re elections for officers led by Mrs. J. W. Thurman as president and Mrs. R. H. Brooks as teacher. Reports were read despite quarantine causing low summer attendance and refreshments followed for members and several visitors.

Win One Sam May R. H. Brooks Raymond Reese J. F. Meeks J. W. Thurman Cc. H. Larance S. W. May H. L. McKnight Lee Thurman H. L. Campbell T. A. Green Swanson Olive Huey Elizabeth Southern Sid Wallace C. H. Laurence Dallas Lomax C. G. Latimer Eva Grambling R. O. Stinson George Samsing J. A. Jemison E. C. Parrish

French fliers honored in Washington tribute to Lindbergh route

Two French airmen Capt. Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte received a national welcome in Washington led by President Hoover. He hailed their return flight retracing Lindbergh’s Paris to New York path and praised courage without limits. They attended a luncheon and a banquet before planning a goodwill flight across the nation.

Washington Dieudonne Coste Maurice Bellonte Charles A. Lindbergh France Lindbergh Hoover Paris New York Washington Board of Trade Curtis

Parish Bush League Ends Good Season

Parish bush league ends its season after a strenuous summer schedule with teams from nearly every community in the parish. School starts at Tech within two weeks and at the parish high and grammar schools Monday, the disbandment is noted as the reason for ending one of the best local bush leagues.

Tech Parish

Local Teams in Nine-Player Field Rally Season Close

Clay, Choudrant, Simaboro, Mic Hilly, Cross Roads, Antioch, Bat Springs, Douglas and other communities join Ruston Sweats in a nine man field. Under coach Re Smith the team wrapped the season with a double header sweep over Choudrant and Hilly. Several players from Tech and high schools shone, with talks of possible disbandment and grid practice at Focal High School.

Clay Choudrant Simaboro Mic Hilly Cross Roads Antioch Bat Springs Douglas Ruston High School Focal High School

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Georgia Woods Fisher Astor Lad S. W. Straus L. F. van Zelm Mary Hilet Coste Bellonte Nat’l. Capital W. A. Sibley Wycliffe College Gloucestershire Irland Sih Ines Ruston State Bank & Trust Company
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