Secretly Married For 7 Years Secrets Revealed In Will Case
Parts Missouri AP report shows George Miller, once farmhand, winning recognition as Mary Bierly's surviving spouse after a 1945 Troy Kansas marriage. Probate court upheld claim, triggering a partition sale of 550 acres to satisfy his one half share and a $250 monthly trust allotment, with other funds covering medical and funeral costs. The estate mainly goes to the St Louis Christian Children's Home.
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Mary Bieriy
George Miller
Miss Bierly
Troy
Kan
Miller
St. Louis Christian Children's Home
Man Catches Errant Auto In Kansas City
An automobile with three children rolled toward a busy intersection before a tree trimmer named Jack Lee Brown spotted it. He chased the car about 150 feet and braked it near the intersection. The children Kenneth Gibson age 2 Evelyn 4 and Beverly Ann 1 were inside whose parents were at home. No injuries reported.
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Kansas City
Jack Lee Brown
Kenneth Gibson
Evelyn
Beverly Ann
Leon Gibson
Pat Suzuki Returns to Spotlight On Sunset Strip
Hollywood AP reports Pat Suzuki, the Japanese American star of Flower Drum Song, returns to performing after exile and marriage. Her career arc includes Beginnings in nightclubs, influence from Bing Crosby, and TV exposure with Sinatra. In Nevada Iowa, two Iowa State students were jailed for six months for burglary, paroled after two months, admitting theft of about $2,000 in goods including projectors and TVs from an Ames area burglary.
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Hollywood (Ap
Sunset Strip
Suzuki
Mark Shaw
Pat
Japan
California
Cressey
Colorado
San Francisco
Chiyoko
Europe
New York
Seattle
Bing Crosby
Frank Sinatra
Nevada
Iowa
John Machaupp
Brian Paul Gathering
Whitesboro
N.Y
John D. M. J. Shreefer
Grand Island
Neb
Ames
Measure Opens Ad Fund Door To States
The Senate approved a bill extending the 1 percent billboard control bonus for states along the 41 000 mile interstate system. Missouri and Kansas failed to qualify last time but the extension to July 1 1965 was approved. The measure returns to the House for amendments and would allow up to 1 percent of federal highway funds yearly for research plus safety and design.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Missouri
Kansas
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
U.S
Randolph
House
Life Begins at Forty Woman Is Housewife, Executive
Robert Peterson recalls meeting Mrs Ange lina Lundgren of Northboro Massachusetts who entered the import business in her sixties and later led a dual life as a housewife and business executive. The profile highlights a late career launch and a journey that began years ago in New England.
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Robert Peterson
Angelina Lundgren
Northboro
Mass
Boston
Health Capsules and Rug Making Adventure
A medical note discusses stroke recovery rates and self-care, highlighting early activity based on a patient’s ability. The piece shifts to a feature about Mrs. Lundgren turning a Swedish rug kit into a distributorship, detailing how she started, built a business across 46 states, and now runs it largely solo with family help. It closes with a travel detail about Kilimanjaro attracting climbers.
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