Inheritance Battle Claims Estate Diverted by Will
In a handwritten will Thomas Lee attempted an equal share for heirs, but left the entire estate to uncle R. D. Merrill of Seattle. The fourth claimant is Mrs. Note S. Patee of San Marino California, named guardian after Thomas Lee was declared mentally incompetent in 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sane Radio
Thomas
R. D. Merrill
Seattle
Wash
Luumberman
Thomas Lee
Note S. Patee
San Marino
Calif
Court battle looms over radio fortune will
Los Angeles June 6 AP Foster sisters of Thomas 5 Lee sue for shares in a 26 000 estate left by the late radio television magnate who died last January. They allege legal status and shares in the fortune amid a probate fight that touches their claim to the fortune and related holdings.
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Page
Fortune
Los Angeles
Thomas
Lee
Christine Lee Rieber
Metuchen
Elizabeth Lee Fry
Aleutian Islands
Bering Sea
Cencific
Catherine Lee
Automobile Archipelago
Two Cars Damaged In Collision Here
A traffic accident yesterday evening involved two local drivers at Capitol avenue and Jefferson street around 5 10 p m. Kempkere of Route 2 and Schepker of Route 5 collided. Kempkere’s car damage estimated at 125, Schepker’s about 160 and total damages 225. No charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Kempkere
Albert
Schepker
Capitol Ave
Nue
Jefferson Street
C. W. Carson
Chicago Road
Capitol Avenue
Schepkere
Council Acts on Long Session 50 Hemrs and Paving
City council action covers zoning referrals for single dwellings, street openings, and drainage studies near Washington park. Approvals include paving Oskview street, street light items, library board appointments, and licenses for two million city cigarette tax stamps. Several traffic and parking ordinances are adopted, with focus on state and riverfront roads.
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Robert H. Live
Ingston
Oskview
Binder Drive
Madison and
Jefferson Sweets
McCarty and
Miller Streets
Ohio Street
Montana
Pike
Colorado Streets
Montana Street
Pike Street
Washington Park
George Rozier
Henry Guhlemann
Marion R. Lynes
Jefferson City
Cole County
Rozier
Guhleman
Lynes
Larry Hall
Mire Brooks
Ellis Meyer
Park Board
Wear’s Creek
Missouri Avenue
Ashley and
Dunklin Streets
Lietre
Ten Mile Drive
Missouri Pow
South Side
Staéf
Missouri River Bridge
Applive Board
Forest Hill Road
Jefferson and
Adams Streets
High
McCarty
American Decalo- Mahia Company
Myrtle Street
State Street
Missouri Pacific Depot
Monroe Street
Bolivar Street
West Main Street
Traffic Violations Bring Fines to 2 Men
Two traffic violation cases were heard yesterday by Magistrate Foster S. Wheatley. Robert Bax was fined $25 and costs for passing a vehicle on Highway 50 when traffic was not clear. William C. Ponder was fined $35 and costs for careless and reckless driving on May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster S. Wheatly
Robert Bax
Wiliam C. Ponder
Wheatly
New Summer Pattern Book Features 150 Designs
Just off the press the Summer Book of Fashion presents over 150 pattern designs for all ages and occasions. Includes 25 pattern 2953 three button jacket suit and many vacation outfits for town and country with easy sewing. Order now for 2 cents plus postage from Pattern Bureau New York and Jefferson City Bureau.
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Jefferson City
Tribune
New York
N. Y
City council actions on street and parking measures
The council discussed permitting angle parking on West Main Street between Bolivar and Clay, improving Holton drive, and leasing city property at Monroe Street 300 block for a parking area. The meeting deferred zoning and signage ordinances and directed actions for Miereau subdivision plats and extending building zone time limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Street
West Main Street
Bolivar
Clay Streets
Holton Drive
3. A. Sanders
Eugene Sanders
Monroe Street
Planning and Zoning Commission
Miereau
CIO Officials Plan Peace Offer to AFL CIO Officials Plan
New York June 6 AP Officials of the Congress of Industrial Organizations met today to discuss setting up a committee to explore peace moves toward the American Federation of Labor. CIO President Philip Murray disclosed the purpose of the closed conference.
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New York
APJ
Congress of Industrial Organisations
American Federation of Labor
CIO
Philip Murray
AFL
New Officers Elected by Cole County Red Cross Chapter
John McHenry was elected president of the Cole County American Red Cross at last night’s annual membership meeting in the recreation center. James Schaefer became first vice president, Mrs. T. C. Mitchell second vice president, Phil A. Dallmeyer Jr. third vice president, M. R. Buersmeyer treasurer, and Irma Canada secretary. Seven women were named to the volunteer service honor roll for hours worked in 1949. Named: Mrs. J. D. Burris, Mrs. W. W. Rambo, Mr. J. J. Peigensyan, Mrs. L. M. Shrammer, Mrs. Paul Harris, Mrs. Quentin Heisler, and Mrs. H. J. Haralson. Joins include Mrs. Robert E. Dallmeyer as volunteer services chairman. not listed are the vice chairman and program chairmen. Mrs. Henry Hyoerscher received a special award as canteen chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McHenry
Cole County
American Red Cross
James Schaefer
T. C. Mitchell
Phil A. Dall- Meyer
JD. Burris
W. W. Rambo
J. J. Peigensyan
L. M. Shrammer
Paul Harris
Quentin Heisler
H. J. Haralson
Robert E. Dallmeyer
Volunteer Services
Henry Hyoerscher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linn
Missouri
Soni Tone Hearing Service
Grand Avenue
Kansas City
Ray A. Thomas
Lian
Henry Les Page
Mary Eliethermes
Edgar J. Schultte
Paulne C. Flick
Clyde R. Kennett
Fulton
Rose Delores Roling
City
Lloyd Mark
Baldwin
Baldwin Spinets
Brawee
Baldwin Acrosonicst
Capitol Theatre
St. Louis
Cisennex
Nash
America
Stephenson Motors, Inc
Alapadh
Neate
Council
Police Board
Rey Lone Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ithe Park Board
Buchanan and
Lincoln Streets
Zoning and Planning Commission
EES
Sam C. Blair
Virgil V. Rieck
Ella Rieck
Corning
Ark
Madison
Elt Base
EAM
Red Cross
Jefferson City, Missoure
E. High
Schnider’s
High & Madison Sts
Ela
Ros
Fleischmann Feed & Produce Co
W. Main
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