Four-Sided Court Battle Over Will
Los Angeles, June 6. Four siblings and relatives sue over the $10,000,000 estate of radio-television millionaire Thomas S. Lee claiming legal adoption in 1920 by Don Lee and equal shares in the fortune. Thomas left all to his uncle R. D. Merrill in a handwritten will. The claimants include Mrs. Christine Lee Rieber of Metuchen, N J Mrs. Elizabeth Lee Fry of Los Angeles and Nora S. Patee of San Marino.
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Fiction Writer Kerner Dies in Inglewood at 60
In Inglewood on June 6 magazine fiction writer William R. Kerner, 60, was found dead in his apartment. Authorities deem the death natural pending autopsy. He is survived by his brother, Judge Otto Kerner of Chicago, and a son, Charles Kerner, Alamogordo, New Mexico.
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