Heir claims share in Walter Garrett huge estate
Willard Garrett of West Patrick Street leads a group of about 60 descendants of snuff king Walter Garrett seeking a share of an estate valued largely in bonds stocks and real estate. Philadelphia Orphans Court indicated potential heirs include George Garrett Baltimore Schell Garrett near Hanover and Raish Garrett Hampstead. Courts will decide in December whether the Garrett descendants inherit or the state.
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Ice cream dessert recipes in Sister Kitchen feature
A Mary Nea Service Writer column extols desserts as quick energy for morale. It lists Orange Mousse and French Pancakes with ingredients and steps, emphasizing desserts as affordable luxuries and mood boosters for housewives and families.
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Secrets Of Mexico Sought In Toltecs' Huge Cholula Pyramid
The Cholula pyramid, 50 miles south of Mexico City, is to be examined again after the rainy season as excavators, deterred by local threats, tunnel through the surrounding debris to date the structure. Historians say it predates the Aztecs and may have Toltec roots, with walls showing faded paintings uncovered in recent work.
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Perkins the Labor Secretary in the new cabinet era
Washington Daybook notes the prominence of Frances Perkins as the first female cabinet member. She remains largely behind the scenes yet proves effective in shaping labor and social policy, answering critics with decisive actions and turning conversations to policy.
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Takeoff Tragedy Shakes Newark Passengers
Damaged OCR recounts a monoplane crash near Newark where passengers were shaken as the wing failed during takeoff. The craft skidded into marshland after the tail dug in as witnesses described a sudden loss of control. A separate London report notes a planned building with a £706,000 cost and a domed design.
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