Two Wills Spark Brookline Probate Contest
Controversy over the two wills left by Henry H. Robinson an artist of local reputation who lived at 14 Marion street Brookline has led to appearances filed by attorneys for numerous contestants in the Norfolk probate office Dedham.
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Henry H. Robinson
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Will of Henry H. Robinson Bequeaths Estate to Adopted Daughter
The 75 year old widower left an estate worth about 40000 with his adopted daughter Edith B Robinson to receive all property under a second will dated November 24 1917. The first handwritten will left most property to wife and relatives. Earth G Revinson is named in the second will for long service to both Robinson and his late wife. William S Youngman and Mrs Anne D Fuller petition for probate while Charles F Choate Jr appears for Miss Robinson.
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Robinson
Edith B. Robinson
Earth G. Revinson
Women to keep railroad jobs after wartime hiring
About 100000 women hired during the war as clerks and stenographers may be retained permanently, officials at the railroad administration said. Individual railroads will decide the exact actions, but the readjustment period is expected to sustain demand for women workers.
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