Real estate transfers filed in Ouachita parish clerk office
A long list of property transfers shows Loy W. Scarborough, Robert Layton, Edgar W. Horn, Malcolm C. Johnson, and others selling parcels to Smith Gwin Homes Inc and various buyers. Transactions cover blocks, lots, and subdivisions in Monroe and West Monroe, with prices from several hundred to thousands of dollars and mortgage assumptions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouschita Parish
Loy W. Scarborough
Smith - Gwin Homes, Inc
Smith and Roberts
Robert Layton
Smith
Gwin Homes, Inc
Layton
Robert Layton, Jr
Malcolm C. Johnson
Tommy Garrett
William Courtney Reid
Jimmy Elijah Martin
Benton Frost
Emma Owen Nenney
Natie Brasfield McBroom
Monroe
Polly Nenney
Katie Brasfield McBroom
George C. Hibbard
Et al
DeWitt Oris Hogan
Westwood Heights
Towne Mora
Gaose
Massey
Orville Book
Et Ux
Q St
Amor Am
Hogan
Gerard
Edward J. Deteryma Wal Sage
Edward B.johnston
A. Lee Booth
Lee Avenue
Edward B. Johnston
Edward B. Jehnston
W. Johnston
Johnston
A. Hojatt
B. Johnston
J. W. Johnston
Ward
A. Booth
Edward &. Johnston
Lee Booth
Henry
R. T. Faulk
Faulk
Perry J. Marine
Charles C. North
Harry J. Silverstein
Country Club Place
Township 18
Douglas
Ellen Steele Smith
John F. Heimgartner
Westwood
Oma
McGuffee
Wildie Louis Jones, Jr
FL G. Hudson
Riverside
Dwight V. Gish
John W. Malcom
Oliver Moten Lenard
Florice Lee Lenard
Trust No
Miners West
Jack A. Weaver Jor
Iblock
Town and Country
Lawsuit Over Airport Race Bias Postponed to June 15
A suit filed by Chicago insurance executive Thomas P. Harris accuses New Orleans and the Aviation Board of racial discrimination at Moisant International Airport. Harris claims he was refused service on March 2 and asks the court to bar such practices.
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New Orleans
Moisant International Airport
U.S. Dist
Herbert Christenberry
Chicago
Thomas P. Harris
New Orleans Aviation Board
Harris
Judge Dismisses Riot Charges Against 62 Students
In San Francisco Municipal Court Judge Albert Axelrod dismissed riot charges against 62 students arrested during protests against a House Un-American Activities subcommittee hearing. He ruled the demonstrators were protesting an undemocratic hearing and sought to avoid permanent blemishes on their records. Police reports could have supported convictions for riot and disturbing the peace, he noted.
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San Francisco
Albert AL Axelrod
House
Sam
Farm Spokesman Joins Opposition To Rail Venture
The National Federation of Grain Cooperatives executive secretary Rey B F Hendrickson testified before ICC examiners saying railroads seeking to buy the John Hay Barge Line threaten transportation economics. Opponents argue rate cutting would hurt river boat operators as the lines run Chicago to New Orleans and Greenside Texas via jointly used tracks.
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Rey BF. Hendrickson
Washington
Nativonal Federation of Grain Cooperatives
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bareze Transportation
New Orleans
TVA
Florida
Hendrickson
ICC
Hainois Central
Southern Pacific
John Hay
Washneap
John —. Hay
Chicago
Greensside
Tex
Oinots Central
Omar
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Edgar W. Horn
Via
C. Johnson
Fryers
Baby Beef Sale
Mahr
Midwest
Sttr
BACON
River Franks
U.S. No
Cere Ee
Boubon
Evangeline
Birds Eye
Borden's Biscuits
Borden
Oleo
Borden's
Starlac
Supper Club Shoe String Potatoes
Vienna
Layton Ave
Monroe, la
Clydie Lee Nichols
Wallace W. Dawkins
Sydd
O. S. Leehy
Harvey
Baily
Ira L. Carr
State of Louisiana
Department of Highways
Minkey Perkins
Steele Madden
West Monroe
Joyce M. Cummings
William KE. Chappell
Secion L1
Zachery J. Stantey
Jack S. James
Noorth
ST. Louis
Peters Food Store
North 7Th Street
Mcguire Shopping Center
Wicklow
Swift Premium Heavy Beef
Maxwell House
POUND
U.S
Pooy
Autocrat
Natchitoches
Gladiola
Bologna