Will probated in Orphans' Court amid codicils and trustees named
A will written 27 years ago with two codicils was produced in the Orphans' Court. Ida J. Droneburg of Arksville died last month. the estate’s value is not yet learned. Reverdy Deckenburg, a former city policeman, was named trustee for a portion. Proceeds are to be divided among children, with Asa L. Harris and Reverdy Droneburg named executors. A second codicil appoints Pauline M. Suche as musee, and George A. Pearre Jr. witnesses the will.
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Senate expands air mail probe with new aide appointment
The Senate approved an extension of the air mail inquiry and appointed Colonel C L Fistine as special assistant to the Attorney General. Fistine, a Lexington native, is pictured at his Justice Department desk amid testimony on steamship and armature contracts before the Senate committee.
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Testator's Shares Adjusted By Indebtedness From Estate
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Day by Day by C E Butterfield AP Radio Editor
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A Book A Day by Bruce Cation review
Bruce Cation reviews a journalistically strong biography of elder James Stillman, founder of the Bank of New York. The narrative traces Stillman’s rise from modest beginnings to a pivotal industrial financier, with sharp portraits and era history, including his stern treatment of family.
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