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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1950
Page
10
Mrs Moyra Greif widow of Lee David Greif will receive 30000 annually from the late husband estate under his will. The filing was made today in Baltimore county Orphans Court.
Sir Reginald and Lady Tuck of Sussex are named as executors of the Greif estate. Mrs. Greif will receive a $100,000 outright bequest and the Greif home near Baltimore. The annual income comes from 65 percent of the residuary estate, with 35 percent placed in trust for their son Kenneth. Greif, a 42 year old clothing company official, died of a heart attack on August 22 in England while visiting his wife's parents. The couple married in 1947. Total estate value not disclosed.
In Rockville on September 8 the 4 County Manager Irving G McNayr and the Montgomery County Safety Board ruled that the 14 women to be added to the police force should wear skirts. The women preferred slacks.
Voters today backed a plan with an 11 to vote on uniforms described as slacks and battle jackets as patrols cross county streets. McNuayr stated the Safety Board discussed Indies favoring skirts, noting the opinion was based on conversations with the men.
At a hearing before Associate Judge Patrick M Schouutte on Monday Paul VanGutda of Buffalo New York waived extradition and was returned to Washington to face charges. Metropolitan Police detectives arrested VanGourda last Saturday in a car reported stolen from Mrs Catherine McDonald of Washington while he drove along Route 40. He was taken to Washington for prosecution.
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