Lifelong Palawan governor Miller dies in Philippines
First Lieutenant Edward Y. Miller of the Twenty-ninth Infantry, long a trusted ruler and helper of the Palawan natives, drowns in the Aborlan river while returning from an industrial visit. His wife, left alone, describes life on Palawan and the colony’s hope in their leadership.
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