Actress and officials testify in New Mexico oil lease case
New Mexico authorities pursue details on James E. Lofland Enterprises as actress Miss Gray and former politicians testify. Lefkowitz alleges a $200,000 sale of mineral deeds from Lofland’s New York office and seeks federal relief to restore rights to homesteaders in Lea County.
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Louis Lefkowitz
Supreme Court
James E. Lofland
Lofland Lefkowitz
Lofland
New York
Chapman
Harry S. Truman
Miss Gray
Joseph E. Casey
Boston
James Murray Jr
Washington D. C
U. S
Montana
Dennis Chavez Jr
Washington, D. C
U.S
New Mexico
Andy von Boythan
Agnes E. Kelso
San Antonio
Tex
Lefkowitz
Lotland
Lea County
Stanley J. Gould
Arnold S. Poliskin
Rutherford
N.J
Joseph Smith
Flush
Loflanding
N.Y
Loikowitz
Lotkowitz
Washington
Ez, Murray
Chapman and Casey
Senate
Dennis Chavez
Loflang
Loflangd
NLRB overturns regional ruling on West Texas election
The National Labor Relations Board reversed a regional director ruling, finding interference by West Texas Equipment Company in the Jan. 15 election impractical and certifying the Jan. 18 vote where 16 opposed and nine favored union representation with International Union of Operating Engineers. A library book outreach is noted to reach about 250 readers.
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National Labor Relations Board
West Texas Equipment Company
International Union of Operating Engineers
NLRB
Washington
Homesteaders Rights disputed as reserved by law
Lefkowitz rebutted claims that homesteaders lost rights noting rights are reserved by federal law. He challenged a November 1962 financial statement stating a net worth of 13 million dollars and cited over 45 thousand dollars in judgments plus civil suits totaling 100 thousand and a 1400 tax lien.
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United States
Lefkowitz
Lofland
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