Widow Seeks Control of Kansas City Insurance Firm
In Kansas City a 14 year old widow fights for sole control of the Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co. after the death of Gregory president. The probate judge ruled the widow incompetent due to youth and inexperience. Trust companies were named as administrators while appeals court official Brashear weighs the protest. The divorce settlement provided yearly and monthly income for the former wife and children.
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Kansas City
Dodey
Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Company of
Marion Howey
Gregory
Riddelle Gregory
Nancy Mastin
Gregor
Mitchel J. Hermerson
2 Trust Company 85
George Brashear
Court of Appeals
Gess-size blotter call at the LIKE qaal ad counter
The notice describes a blotter call at The LIKE qaal ad counter on Broadway at Fifth Street. It states the service is free and available to attendees. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Broadway
Fifth Street
Guttman Defense Opens in Sewell Money Swindle Case
Henry Guttman, described as an Austrian nobleman, begins his defense in Los Angeles over alleged swindling of copper heiress Mrs Blanche Sewell of 44000. He claims the funds were given as love tokens and for investment. Writings of endearment are introduced to support his claim that the money was sentimental. Christine Sloan testifies that Guttman gambled part of the sum.
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Los Angeles
Henry Guttman
Boeus
Blanche’ Sewell
Guttman
Seizure of 18 Marble Tables by Precinct Officers
Precinct No 1 deputies seized 12 planos phonographs and 8 marble tables Monday night for unpaid occupation taxes. State law from July 1 imposes a 10 dollar state tax and 5 dollar county tax on coin operated devices. Receipts must be shown. Tax paid on the planes and phonographs. marble boards held. Officers: E J Ginder J Passant Joe Dorninguez J J Keevenhagen.
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E. J. Ginder
Joe Passant
Joe Dorminguez
J. J. Keevenhagen
Legion division backs San Antonio as 1936 convention city
Arthur Fiell, manager of the chamber of commerce bureau, reports unanimous approval by the third division of the Texas American Legion for San Antonio as the 1936 convention city. He says he will seek consent from other divisions at upcoming meetings, with final approval needed from all divisions before the convention can be secured.
Ship Subsidy Bill Buried by Senate
Washington July 2 A Senate commerce committee bill to subsidize ships was buried in the committee files after passing the House wavily. Senator Park Democrat said it would never reach the floor, dubbing it the worst measure to come before Congress.
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Washington, D
Senate Commerce Committee
P Ark
Federal Men Track Down Gasoline Facts
Government tests gasoline to meet two specifications one for ordinary use and a stricter emergency fuel standard. Texaco Fire Chief gasoline guarantees government emergency-use compliance and quick starts and power for cars.
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Texaco Fire-Chief
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