Real estate transfers recorded in Ouachita parish court
A list of transfers includes B J Ricks selling one acre to Glendell Wilson in section 22 township 17 north range 2 east for arn pou Abraham Lincoln Telano selling one acre in the west half of the northwest quarter section 2 township 16 north range 4 east for 2 dollars and other considerations George G Temple selling lot 18 block 2 Edgewater Gardens Addition to Mrs Eloise Temple Anspach for 1500 Mildred Spencer Breard selling all interest in portions of lot 114 Danville Addition Monroe to Louis A Breard Jr et al for 15000 Greater Monroe Homes Inc selling lot 16 block 1 Cypress Lake subdivision lot 5 section 3 township 18 north range 3 east for 19500 W V Clark selling lot 12 Sholars subdivision west half block 1 unit 1 Sholars subdivision section 66 township 18 north range 3 east for 22000 Leamon Braxton selling lots 6 and 7 square 14 Wilson Williams Addition Monroe for 7000 George M Cox selling lots 4 5 6 block 3 H M Williams Addition south part section 44 township 18 north range 3 east for 3500 R R Procell selling lot 21 and SW 25 feet of lot 20 square 2 Hinkle Addition section 46 for 15300 Federal Housing Commissioner selling lot 20 block 99 Ouachita Cotton Mills Second Addition Monroe for 100 cash and mortgage assumption 5600 Harold Ray Lincecum etux selling lot 8 square 9 Riverbend Addition West Monroe for 9912.97
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln Telano
George G. Temple
Eloise Temple Anspach
Edgewater Gardens
Mildred Spencer Breard
Louis A. Breard, Jr
D. A. Breard, Sr
Danville
Monroe
Greater Monroe Homes, Inc
James L. Doss
Cypress Lake
W. V. Clark
Claude Michel Guillot
Sholars
Leamon Braxton
Eugene Morrison
Wilson Williams
George M. Cox
Jack E. Moss
H. M. Williams
R. R. Procell
James V. Futch
Hinkle
Township
John L. and
Marie Baker
Ouachita Cotton Mills
Harold Ray Lincecum Etux
Zelma Frank Dean
Riverbend
West Monroe
House Likely To Act On Bond Proposal Today
Baton Rouge AP reports the House is moving on Gov. Jimmie Davis 60 million dollar bond proposal and related administration bills. Other measures include raising hunting licenses, a deer turkey license, and changes to fishing license exemptions. A motorboat numbering plan costs five dollars for three years, with a federal law taking effect July 1 if Louisiana delays. The House sent to the Senate four constitutional board abolition bills and approved advisory boards under Davis control. Salary increases for sheriffs and assessors pass or advance, but St Helena Sheriff Bridges misses a raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Jimmie H. Davis
House
Senate
T. T. Fields
Union Parish
Davis
Constitutional Welfare Board
Institutions Board
Highways Board
The
Wildlife and Fisheries Commission
Representatives
A. T. Sanders Jr
R. D. Bridges
St. Helena Parish
Shelby Alford
St. Helena
Bert Adams
Vernon
Vernon Parish
Beauregard
Sabine Parishes
Dallas Porter Packs for Chilean Earthquake Victims
Alvin Clewis, a department store porter in Dallas, changed into work clothes to help pack clothing for shipment to Chilean earthquake victims. After finishing, he found his other clothes had been packed and shipped away by a fellow worker who intended to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas, Tex
UPI
Alvin Clewis
Chile
Hooper Seeks LPSC Seat Opposing McKeithen in Third District
Shreveport tax consultant L S Buck Hooper announced his candidacy for the public service commission from the third district. He will challenge incumbent John J McKeithern Jr of Columbia. Hooper, a Vernon parish native now in Shreveport, is a World War I veteran and active in civic and fraternal organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
L. S
Buck) Hooper
Public Service Commission
John J. McKeithern, Jr
Columbia
Vernon Parish
Hooper
U. S. Internal Revenue Service
Noel Memorial Methodist Church
American Legion
Forty and Eight Club
Knight Templar
Mason and Shriner
Citizens Council
Judge installs suggestion box in court for feedback
St. Louis Circuit Judge Franklin Ferriss installed a suggestion box in his courtroom to collect input from attorneys on how the court should be run. He said a judge, like everyone else, can profit from good advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
Franklin Ferriss
Ferriss
New Charges of Spending Waste Aired
Rep Robert Chiperfield and an aide used 1358.23 from U S embassies during a 1957 ten day study trip to Venezuela El Salvador and Mexico. The total cost to taxpayers rose to about 2446.02. The Knight Newspapers said embassies bought local currencies with U S dollars to cover local expenses. The State Department later billed Congress and the House Foreign Affairs Committee paid the bill. Chiperfield said the funds covered normal expenses and travel and that he did not handle the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Chiperfield
R-N
U. S
Venezuela
San Salvador
Mexico
Knight
Don Oberdorfer
Walter Pincus
United States
Congressional
Chiperfield
State Department
Congress
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Schupp
Poles clash with police at Poznan football match
Poles clashed with police for the fourth time in just over a month at Poznan on Sunday. Several people were injured, with reliable sources citing hooligans and young brawlers as demonstrators against the referee during the Warsaw Polonia vs Poznan Lech game that ended in a scoreless tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Warsaw
UPI
Poznan
Warsaw Polonia
Poznan Lech
Queen For A Day Invades New York
New York watched Queen For A Day on NBC at the Ziegfeld Theater as 21 hopefuls vied for prizes. Jeanne Cagney announced stubs while host Jolly Jack Bailey urged dramatic smiles and thunderous applause. Frances Calabria of Jersey City won a trove of gifts including an air purifier and 300 bananas amid tears of joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbc-Tv
Ziegfield
Hollywood
Jolly Jack Bailey
Jeanne Cagney
Bailey
Russia
Burch
Lutz
Wisher No. 4
Frances Calabria
Jersey City
N.J
Calabria
Special Unit To Probe FDA Allegations Involving Welch Case
Washington AP A special investigating unit will start a probe into alleged wrongdoing in the Food and Drug Administration. Secretary Flemming said the unit will examine testimony from Senate hearings and may probe allegations of improper ties between FDA officials and drug manufacturers. The move follows Welch’s ouster as antibiotics division chief amid evidence of side payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Arthur S. Fiemming
FDA
Flemiming
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Henry Welch
Flemming
Welch
FDA Antibiotics Division
Medical Journal Publishing Ventures
John A. Carroll
D-Cole
Senate Judiciary Committee
Carroll
Suit Motion Against FBI Is Moved Up
In Shreveport Louisiana a federal judge moved a hearing on a motion to dismiss a suit seeking to halt an FBI investigation of parish voting records. Plaintiffs Mae Luckey Cecil Manning and Earl Palmer accuse federal officials of overreach while the Justice Department probes civil rights concerns across several southern counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
FBI
U.S
Ben C. Dawkins
Justice Department
Washington, D. C
Mae Luckey
Ouachita Parish
Cecil Manning
East Carroll Parish
Earl Palmer
East Feliciana Parish
Condemned Man Bill Approved in Senate Move
The Senate approved a House passed bill directing Angola to make room for all condemned prisoners. Rep. James Pfister of Orleans Parish cited jail overcrowding and poor facilities as motives. Rep. James Leake of West Feliciana Parish supported the bill noting staffing burdens on smaller parishes. Rep. Jesse McLain of St. Tammany argued it would hardship families of those awaiting execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse McLain
St. Tammany
A Visual of Paper Use Across the United States
A stack of letter-size paper three stories high beside each of the 175 million people in the United States would illustrate the annual paper consumption of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Farmhand Murderer Sentenced to Die in Pretoria
A Pretoria court convicted 23 year old Hendrik J. Graham of fatally beating his 40 year old Black and murdered maid and sentenced him to die on the gallows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
South Africa
UPI
Hendrik J. Graham
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B. J. Ricks
Glendell
Son
Township 17
Arn
Pou
John M’keithen
LPSC
Cidnew
Schick
Zale
DeSiard
New York
By Fred Danzig
New York City
Barbara Moulton
Atty. Gen
William Rogers
Joseph F. Ryan
Roger
We — Hoover
Shorty
Easie
Corelli
Lark
Bareas
Amed
Corell
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