Louisiana Supreme Court Issues Wide Range of Rulings
The Louisiana Supreme Court issued numerous opinions on cases across civil and criminal lines. Rulings cover affirmations, reversals, amendments, and remands involving Western Union, Goldberg Delerno, Roth Fleming, City of New Iberia, Greater Baton Rouge Port Commission, and many others, with some cases sent to authorities in California and remanded for additional evidence.
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Supreme Court Today
Fournet
C. J
Western Union Telegraph Co
Lafayette
Robert Lee Hill
W. C. Richey Et al
Ponder
A. N. Goldberg, Inc
Frank Delerno
State of Louisiana
Mervin M Roth
James J. Fleming
Irma Odeyne Fleming
California
B. F
City Court fines and sentences in Monroe area cases
Monroe City Court and West Monroe Court disposed of numerous public drunkenness, disturbing the peace, and other charges yesterday. Names include James Lewis fined 100 or 100 days for unauthorized use of movable property and others such as Jack Moses fined 25 or 25 days for disturbing the peace, with multiple individuals charged for public drunkenness or drunken and disorderly behavior.
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Monroe
W. M. Harper
James Lewis
Adams
Jack Moses
Cypress
West Monroe
Wilson Brown
John Henry McKennie
Dunlap
Thomas J. Blevins
Bob Rhymes
Lin Bird
North Eighth
Frank Tarver
Otho Smith
Powell
Willie Dickens
Church Street
Arthur McCoy
W. O. Truett
Lee
Roy Swan
General Delivery
Jewell Cooper
Eddie Tribble
McSherry Farm
Herman Brown
Seventh Street
Leon Brewster
Jamestown
Arthur Green
Calhoun
Howell H
Chester Cole
W. S. Futch
FE. N. Ramsey
Splane Drive
John Willie Lewis
David N. Worthington
Wintonville
North Carolina
Billy Troy Bagwell
Ex MacArthur Aide Calls for Atom Bomb Use in Asia
Maj. Gen. Charles A. Willoughby, once on General MacArthur's staff, urges blasting a belt of scorched earth across Asia to offset Communist manpower. In Freeman magazine he argues mass destruction may be morally no worse than Truman's atomic strikes and warns of Soviet risk, noting Far East Soviet vulnerability.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Asia
Charles A. Willoughby
Freeman Magazine
Harry Truman
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Why 9 of 10 barbers recommend Jeris tonic
Jeris antiseptic hair tonic is promoted as the largest selling greaseless product for men. It claims to prevent a plastered-down look and not stain hats or furniture, while stimulating the scalp and fighting dandruff germs. The ad notes a masculine fragrance and urges purchase at drug counters with barber services.
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Jeris
America
Gilbert T. Brown Announces Independent Candidacy
Assistant District Attorney Gilbert T. Brown, a candidate for the fourth judicial district attorney’s job, outlines his platform. He emphasizes fair, impartial law enforcement and thorough investigations, along with cooperation among police and school boards. born February 12, 1917 in Webster Parish. educated at Northeast Junior College and LSU. admitted to the Louisiana Bar in 1942. single, living with his mother Emma Brown in Monroe. member of First Christian Church.
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Gilbert T. Brown
Fourth Judicial District Attorney
Brown
Fred Fudickar
Webster Parish
Austin
Tex
Northeast Junior College
Louisiana State University
Louisiana Bar
Emma Brown
South 2Nd Street
Monroe
First Christian Church
Real Estate Transfers From Local Deeds List
Mrs. Pearl C. C. Guess sold to Mary KE. C. Wade a lot in Ouachita Cotton Mills Addition Block 25 for 4000 dollars. Frank C. Eason Jr sold to Sylvester Q. Breard Lot 10 Square 1 in Eason Jr subdivision for 11000 dollars. Rosa G. Breece et al sold to Russell W. Lee Lot 5 Block 5 Unit 2 in Breece's Grayling Bend Addition for 1200 dollars. J. T. Hinke sold to Norman FE. Foreman Lot 32 Block 2 of Lakeshore Subdivision for 12200 dollars.
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Pearl C. C. Guess
Mary KE. C. Wade
Ouachita
J. T. Hinke
Norman FE. Foreman
Lakeshore Subdivision
Bess Sells Lot in Glenwood Addition for 162.50
Ernest C. Bess sold to Billie Sue Owens the east 25 feet of Lot 11, Block 2, Unit 2 in Glenwood Addition for 162.50 dollars. The transfer records note the price and parcel details as recorded.
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Ernest C. Bess
Billie Sue Owens
Glenwood Addition
Planning life insurance to protect the years of greatest need
The article stresses using life insurance to cover mortgage payoff, children’s education, and retirement income. It advises couples review changing needs and examine how current policies fit their present living goals and family plans for security.
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Philip M. Kelly
Joseph di Vincenti
Robert R Milford
McCaleb, J
Isaac R. Price
Germain Cassiere
Cuban Coffee Millls, Inc
John
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Affirmed
Virginia Tillotson
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Olan Mills Incorporated
Tennessee
City of
Bogalusa
Louisiana
Curt Siegelin
Earl Boyd
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Kenry M. Marks
Affrmed
Eeta Realty Company, Inc
Carter Oil Company
Euenie Meyer
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Cryer Et al
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T. Smith & Son, Inc
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McCabe
Walker Et al
Shreveport Railways Company
Logan
McGee Et al v. Police Jury
Caddo Parish
McCrary Et al
Tuggle Et al
Succession of Chapman
Jefferson 7Th Ward Social Club
Grevemberg
State
Paternostro
Kansas City
Sou. Rwy, Co
Public Service
Bellam
Hayes
Succession of Gambino
Hirt
City of New Orleans
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Hillard Austin
Succession of Austin
Delta Refining
Joe Martin
Wood
Ross Stengel
Sixth Street
Cleve Bennett
Louis Locke Holmes
MacArthur
Able
Far East
Jerts
Gilbert Brown
Monroe’s Finest Jewelers
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de Bil
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Niers
Louisville
Cpegial
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