Widow Fights Over Control of Kansas City Firm
A three month widow, Mrs Marion Harvey Gregory, contests control of Posta Lite and Cagusity Insurance Co of Kansas City, seeking probate court to declare her competent despite youth. She fights a former husband Nancy Mastin Gregory and three children for the company and a life income tied to the late Biddelle Gregory, president. The case involves disputes over ownership, income, and guardianship duties, with probate court action expected this week.
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Kansas City
Posta) Lite and Cagusity Insurance Company
Marion Harvey, Gregory
Biddelle Gregory
Nancy Mastin Gregory
Gregory
George Breshéar
Tosa Court of Appeals
The Light want-ad counter at Broadway and Fifth Street
A brief desk-size blotter notice announces a free call at The Light want-ad counter located on Broadway at Fifth Street.
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Broadway
Fifth Street
Guttman Defense Battles Love Tokens Claim in Sewell Case
In Los Angeles Henry Guttman faces trial on charges of swindling copper heiress Mrs Blanche Sewell out of 44000. His defense hinges on the money being given as love tokens not investment. Letters with endearing terms are presented to support this claim. Christine Sloan testifies that Guttman gambled part of the funds and letters from Guttman to Sloan are also produced.
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Los Angeles
Henry Guttman
Blanche’ Sewell
Guttman
Taxes Probed as Officers Seize Marble Tables and Gadgets
Precinct No 1 deputies aided by a truck rounded up 12 planes and phonographs and 18 marble tables Monday night for unpaid occupation taxes. State law from July 1 imposes 10 dollar taxes on coin operated devices and five dollar costly tax. Receipts must be shown on the machines. On Tuesday it was learned the tax had been paid on the planes and phonographs and they were ordered returned. marble boards were held. Officers named were E J Ginder, Joe Passat, Joe Domingtex, and J J Klevenhagen.
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I E. J. Ginder
Joe Passat
Joe Domingtex
J. J. Klevenhagen
Legion Division OKs 5 A Request For Texas Convention City
Arthur Ffell, manager of the chambers of commerce conventions bureau, won unanimous support from the third division of the Texas American Legion for his proposal. The 136 meeting in San Antonio approved the plan dated Thursday. Pfeil attended the division meeting in Moulton and will seek consent from other divisions to make San Antonio the Legion's 1995 convention city.
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Arthur Ffell
Chamber of Commerce
Tat
Texas American Legion
San Antonin
Tursday
Pfeil
Moulton
San Anstonio
Texas Legion
Ship Subsidy Bill Buried by Senate in Gridlock
Washington reports the ship subsidy bill, backed by Copeland and Blend, appears headed for the pigeonhole grave after passing one house last week. Senator Lark, a Democrat from Mississippi, calls it the worst bill to come before Congress, predicting it will never reach the floor.
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Senate
Washington, D. G
Neonate Commerce Committee
Miston- Theald
Congress
Federal Men Track Down Gasoline Facts
Government tests gasoline and sets two specifications one for ordinary use and a higher emergency fuel standard for fire engines and ambulances. Texaco Fire-Chief gasoline meets the government requirements for emergency use, delivering quick starts and power for cars.
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Texaco
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