Man in Mental Institution to Share in Million Estate
Clifford L Cunningham, 42, in AUL Odgaville Ga, is named as a distant kin of the late Count Riobert C Mankowski. He may share with 25 others in a 12 million dollar estate. $1 475 203 is set aside for his mother’s relatives as seventh degree next of kin. Edward J Gould, guardian, led a five year search of wills and records to locate Cunningham.
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Odgaville
Riobert C. Mankowski Mankowski
Los Angeles
Grace Sterling Bisby Mankowski
John M. Bixby
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Cunninghan
Edward J. Gould
Urge Change in State Use for Title Fund
A Sacramento legislative committee urges diverting title and submerged lands income to the state treasury as soon as feasible without hindering beach and park development. The panel notes about 10 million dollars yearly, with 70 percent for beaches and parks and the rest to the treasury, and cites bills proposing formula changes.
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Sacramento
Charles Brown
D-Shoshone
Tideland
Gould
William
T. Collins
Cunningham
Atom Victims in Hiroshima to Get Free U S Surgery
Twenty two young victims scarred by the atomic bombing in Hiroshima were chosen from 37 applicants to receive free plastic surgery in the United States. The Atomic Patients Treatment Council announced the selection and plans for the US Air Force to fly them to New York for treatment at Mt. Sinai Hospital within about two weeks. The privately financed project is organized by Mar men Cousins, editor of the Saturday Review of Literature.
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Atomic Patients Treatment Council
Hiroshima
US 8 Air Force
New ‘Ye
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Marmen Cousins
Saturday Review of Literature
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