Wives Claim Hubby in Bigamy Trial in Los Angeles
William Denson, a former army sergeant, faced bigamy charges after two wives testified of marriages to him in 1940 Columbus Georgia and last April Los Angeles. The pair, both claiming to be his wives, shared a Los Angeles apartment while awaiting trial, each accusing the other of being misled by Denson.
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Los Angeles
INS
William ©. Denson
Army
Tuday
Adelyn Denson
Denson
Columbus
June Denson
Land bids approved for Texas submerged school lands
High bids totaling 516 688 dollars for mineral leases of state school submerged lands in 10 Texas counties were approved by the state school land board. The top bid of 510 dollars per acre for 99 acres in the Brazos River bed Fort Bend County was submitted by T S Loffland.
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Austin
Texas
State School Land Board
T.S. Loffland
Brazos River
Fort Bend
Strike Called Off In Monterrey Power and Gas Crisis
In Mexico City on June 12 labor officials announced the National Electrical Workers federation postponed a strike that would have cut Monterrey's electricity and gas at noon tomorrow. The labor department expects a settlement within a day or two. Earlier, settlement talks at Cristeleria Glass Works and Blue Circle Bus Co. averted a general sympathy strike by the Mexican Federation of Labor.
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Mexico City
Department of Labor
National Electrical Workers Federation
Traffic forces too small experts say in San Antonio
National Safety official Donald Berry told a joint City and Community Safety council that San Antonio’s traffic force is pitiably small and needs more traffic engineers and full-time personnel. He urged at least 162 officers, a separate traffic court, and criticized handling of violations by the bureau as inadequate. Police Commissioner P L Anderson confirmed the resignation of Motorcycle Officer Glen O Hummel to enter private business.
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Pennell
Donald $. Berry
Chicago
San Antonio
P. L. Amler
Berry
City and Community Safety Council
Anderson
Safety Council
P. L. Anderson
Glen O. Hummel
New Vote on Block Looms in Alamo Heights
Alamo Heights council delays hearing on Joe Barshop’s rezoning request to turn the Broadway block for a city recreation center. Alderman Crenshaw urges another bond election after a prior defeat, while Mrs. Voigt and supporters seek petitions for a new vote. Barshop’s attorney William Seipel is to get a public hearing at a later date.
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Broadway
Alamo Heights
James Crenshaw
Joe Barshop
A. J. Voigt
Seipel
Vout
Voigt
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