Real Estate Transfers in Ouachita Parish Ledger
Real estate transfers on record include W B Corry to Robert J J Allen for 9 500. Greater Monroe Homes Inc to Henry Hogan for 12 250. Medaries to Donald Gene Medaries for 7 500. Raymond Moore to Kenneth J Hernandez for 9 200 mortgage assumption. Ernest Rachaletux to Woodrow W Greer for Crescent Bend lot with 7700 mortgage. Richard Holmes to Will Allums for 300. Melvin C Thompson to Joseph S Guerriero for 2200. Donald Overkamp to Dr Norman L Moncrief et al for 3966 64 cash and 14400 mortgage assumption. William Haddad to W D Durrett and J G Durrett Jr for 40000. Benton Henry Gaston to Jack Jearl Dyke for 850. Robert H Easterling to Wilmot McCain Sr for 4650. Herbert Scott to Jack S James for 600. Oran David DeRossett to Charles E Page for 13500.
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Ouachita Parish
W. B. Corry
Robert J. J. Allen
Biedenharn
Greater Monroe Homes, Inc
Henry Hogan
Greater Monroe Development Co., Inc
Donald Gene Medaries
Terminal Heights
Raymond Moore
Kenneth J. Hernandez
McGuire
Highland Park
Ernest Rachaletux
Woodrow W. Greer
Crescent Bend
Richard Holmes
Will Allums
Booker T. Washington
Melvin C. Thompson
Joseph S. Guerriero
Donald John Overkamp
Norman L. Moncrief
Marie Place Realty, Inc
Marie Place
William Haddad
W. D. Durrett
Joe G. Durrett, Jr
Bry and
Wilson
Monroe
Benton Henry Gaston
Jack Jearl Dyke
Cage & Watkins Subdivision
Groom Waiting For 2nd Time Bride Breaks Altar Again
Michael Bylett waited for a wedding with Yvette Clark who vanished two weeks before their April 11 date. She reappeared promising to marry him next time but disappeared again on Saturday. Bylett said he will find her and try for a July ceremony.
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Brixton
England
UPI
Michael Bylett
Yvette Clark
Miss Clark
Bylett
Negro Teenager Charged With Murder in Drive-In Stabbing
In Memphis Tennessee police said murder charges would be filed today against 16 year old Ernest Smith who admitted fatally stabbing 17 year old Tommy Donnell near the heart during a fight in front of a drive in restaurant. Smith surrendered Saturday night after Donnell died from the wound.
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Memphis, Tenn
Ernest Smith
Tommy Donnell
Smith
Donnell
Sullivan demands four major campaign issues from rivals
Dist Atty Charles Sullivan announces his gubernatorial bid from Leaksville Mississippi and names four core campaign issues. He calls for opponents to declare positions on ending national party dictates, workers’ rights to join unions, county liquor options with prohibition preserved, and reapportionment of the state legislature. He opposes statewide prohibition repeal and supports repealing the whisky black market tax. He urges a united Southern front at the national convention.
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Leakesville
Miss
Charles Sullivan
Clarksdale
Sullivan
National Democratic Party
Mississippi
National Party Convention
Arlene Leaves High Waters In Louisiana
Tropical storm Arlene lashed Louisiana with heavy rains and high flood waters after moving through Mississippi. New Orleans area roads closed, Moisant Airport recorded 10.92 inches in 24 hours, and residents evacuated as canals overflowed and canyons sandbagged.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Arlene
Mississippi
U.S. Weather Bureau
Moisant International
Jefferson Parish
Orleans
Parish
Baton Rouge
Lake Pontchartrain
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Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Colorado
New Mexico
Upper Lakes
Middle Atlantic Coast
Florida
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Haynes
Robert H. Easterling
Wilmot McCain, Sr
Parkview
Herbert Scott
Jack S. James
Roosevelt Heights
Oran David DeRossett
Charles E. Page
H & J Corp
Ouachita Cotton Mills
Finance Thrift
Hotel Frances
Uth
Atlanta
Washington
New York
Jackson
Sandy
Tee
Eccurete
Wainui
Fedders
Walter Reed
Forsythe
Forsythe Shopping Center
West Monroe
Canluslos
Weingarten’s
Louisville Ave
Harris Weingarten
Houston
Gulf Coast
Shreveport
Lake Charles
Memphis
Tennessee
Weingarten
Joe Weingarten
Abe Weingarten
Checker
Monroe's
Louisville
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