Lincoln Parish Writs of Fiery Facias Seize Homes in 1956 Sales
Court notices from Lincoln Parish Louisiana list two writs of fi FiFi as issued by Third District Court. Clyde Frasier, Sheriff, detains property for sale including land in sections 18 and 32 and an undivided half interest in 22 acres in See 32 T18N R4W. Public auction set for February 1956 with cash terms and appraisement.
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INL Third District Court
Wparish
Lincoln
Robisiana
Pacific Finance Company
Soforuston, Inc
Maighard D. Cotherman
Willie Lee Cotherman
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
Parish
All Fuller Road
Defensani
Richard D. Cotherman
Clyde Frasier
Third Judicial District Court
Austen
H. H. Best
J. H. Rasbury
Louisiana
Cold War Two Propaganda Blanket of Hate
NEA Washington correspondent Peter Edson reports a persistent Soviet propaganda campaign that portrays peace efforts as deceit while accusing the United States of aggression. He cites broadcasts from Moscow and other capitals claiming U.S. plans for war, military buildup, and manipulation of nations, highlighting a coordinated effort to undermine U.S. policy and public support.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenwihower
America
Geneva
Comissanionist
United States
Russia
Khrushn¢chev
Bulganin
India
Burma
Afghanistan
Moscaw
Italy
France
Scandinavia
World
NATO
Moscow
Middle East
Turkey
Birthday Party Surprises Mrs. J. W. Moncrief on 21st
Mrs W W Edmondson and Mrs N L Moncrief hosted a Monday afternoon birthday party for Mrs J W Moncrief who turned 21. Old friends gathered at her Rus ton home now on Everest Street after a prior fire. Guests included Mrs Jack Riser and others.
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N. L. Moncrief
J. W. Moncrief
J. W W. Moncrief
Everest Street
Ruston
Jack Riser
Beth Thompson
Georgia Redwine
Lena Rasbury
Wilbur Wilhile
Fannie Spencer
Sharp
N. L. Moncrief. Rey
J. W. Olds
Gibsland
Mack Caraway Jr
Olds
United Pentecostal Church
Trenton Street
Expensive respirators and river racing recounted in early notices
A fragmentary 19th century item notes portable chest respirators costing 1550 to 1740 within a March of Dimes finals outline. It mentions river steamboat racing as a popular sport of the era and a Louisiana State University race between Natchez and Roland grant college near New Orleans. The scattered text references 725 acres, June 1879, and pacing times.
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Louisiana State University
Natchez
Roland Grant College
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