INGRAHAM v. WILLIAMS

L. INGRAHAM, Plaintiff, v. James A. WILLIAMS, also known as James Add Williams, James Williams, and James Bullins; Versey Williams, also known as Veralee Williams, his wife; California Pacific Title Insurance Company, a corporation, as trustee; United States of America, acting by and through the War Assets Administration; Bank of Commerce, also known as Oakland Bank of Commerce, a corporation, as trustee; Walter Lea, also known as Walter E. Lea; A. Dalmon, as trustee; S. O. Holmes; Clara Pawlas and John McIlhany, as trustees; B. H. Freeman, also known as B. N. Freeman, individually and doing business as Freeman Adjustment Bureau; United Laundry Company, a corporation, also known as United Laundry, Inc., a corporation, and as United Laundry, Incorporated, a corporation; Augustus A. R. Stephens; Peter J. Paletta and Harold T. Stewart, doing business as Paletta and Stewart Construction Company; E. W. Eaton; Louis A. Linsey, as trustee; Cecil E. Frothingham, also known as C. E. Frothingham; Anna L. Frothingham, also known as A. L. Frothingham, his wife; United States of America (tax liens); Doe One, Doe Two, Doe Three and Doe Four, Defendants.