27 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1935
Page
1
Slum clearance work is endangered by a shortened bidding window of one month to six weeks between advertising bids and awarding contracts. The president limited bidding to October 22 to December 15. Ickes expects to secure the $250 million housing program by the deadline if sites can be obtained.
Multiple sheriff sale notices from Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court list properties of defendants in various cases. Sales occur on designated Saturdays in 1935 1937 1938 with cash terms and no appraisal, at Monroe courthouse steps, detailing lot and block descriptions in Brook addition Cole addition A F Investment Co Lake DeStard subdivision McEnerys McEnerys part etc.
Notices list multiple foreclosure proceedings in Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court Monroe Louisiana. Descriptions cover parcels in Stubbs Place and D A Breard additions with exact street bounds, lot sizes and fronts, seizure writs, sale dates including September 1935 and 1945, and terms of sale with cash payment and no appraisal.
Public sale notices list several properties in Monroe Louisiana under writs of seizure and sale. Properties include lots in Emelia Dunmore’s addition, Hoendrick-Atkinson and Layton additions, plus equipment from The American Laundry and Machinery Co. Bidders set terms cash, with sales dates in 1935.
Writs of seizure issued in Fourth District Court Ouachita Parish Louisiana announce public sales of multiple properties in Monroe and surroundings. Listings include parcels on St John Street Rochelle Avenue and block additions with details of frontages, dimensions, and cash-only terms. Sale dates range September 22 to September 28 1924 with court hours specified.
In Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court a writ of seizure and sale was issued. The property seized is a lot in square 39 in Lamyville addition Monroe Louisiana fronting Mougliure Street. Sale set for September 24 1924 between regal hours of sale. Ferme of sale cash to the highest bidder.
Seizure and sale of property in Ouachita Parish Louisiana under writ of seizure and sale. Parcels include Lot four, Block nine in Maryland addition to Monroe and other described parcels. Sale held at the western front door of the courthouse in Moscow Louisiana on September 28 1935. Cash terms. Proceeds cover costs and judgments. Potential bidders warned of property boundaries and plat references.
Fragmentary text notes payrolls and mentions state grants but lacks complete context or specifics, making it difficult to determine event, entities, and outcome from the readable portion.
Senator Long blocks the $102 million third deficiency bill as the Senate adjourns sine die after a dramatic night. The session approved the $4.88 billion work relief bill, social security measures, a new neutrality policy, a bank reform bill, and amendments to AAA TVA. The NRA was struck down by the Supreme Court, and the world court vote failed. House adjourned as clock struck midnight.
Fragmented OCR text mentions house members and an event or meeting but lacks clear names, places, dates, or details to determine a substantive news item. The readable portion indicates a parliamentary or legislative context without verifiable facts.
Presidential action allocates funds for Mississippi River levee work from Grafton to Rosedale and Lake Providence repairs totaling 84 000 dollars. Additional grants cover quartermaster depot repairs roads and grounds in New Orleans amounting to 305 500 dollars.
Walker was found to have sufficient evidence for prosecution but not indicted. The case traces to his New York administration, Seabury committee hearings before Governor Roosevelt, and subsequent denial by Attorney General Cummings that emissaries sought an out of court settlement.
The residence of R. W. Germany on Columbia Avenue near LSU Northeast Center was sold to H. K. Touchstone who will move in around September 15. The Georgia colonial house is large and handsomely appointed. Germany family plans to move to Park Avenue.
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