Venue Change In Lyon Will Case Sought In New York
Supreme Court awaited ruling on moving the Lyon will case from Onondaga to New York County. The estate, once $60 900, reportedly grew to 250 000. four cousins contest the prete of the will as fraud and coercion. The estate lists include tax, gifts to Father Divine missions, and care payments to a cult angel.
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Watertown
Supreme Court
Abram Zoller
Mary Sheldon Lyon
New York City
Onondaga County
New York County
Stewart F. Hancock
Syracuse
George Regan
Lyon
Court of Appeals
Sir
Airs. Lyon
Father Divine
Patience Budd
New York
Justice Zoller Grants Examination Motion For Trial Patience Budd
Justice Zoller granted a motion by plaintiffs to order an examination for trial to be conducted next month before a Supreme Court justice or official referee in Fame Italy. If the trial venue changes, the examination place may change accordingly. The motion argued for change of venue on convenience of witnesses. opponents said trial would occur sooner in Onongaga County in June or October.
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Justice Zoller
Supreme Court
2Fertin
Onongaga
Undersized Pilots Fly Big Planes
Capt. Fred W. Shorty Clark, 5 ft 4 in from Elkhart Indiana, a Pan American and Navy pilot, has flown 13060060 miles. He trained in 1917 as one of the first volunteers for naval flight instructors and switched to passenger flying in 1929. He notes smaller pilots tend to command four engine aircraft and jokes about six footers preferring single seat planes.
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New York
Birgest
Fred WV
Shorty
Clark
Navy
Pan American World Airways
Elkhart
Ind
German Reds Indoctrinate 6-Year-Olds
In East Germany Communist authorities launch the Young Pioneers for children six to thirty-four, framing indoctrination as a fight for peace against Western imperialists. A six year old spoke at a Communist youth rally, describing early training as part of rebuilding after war.
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Berlin
Hitler
Germany
Foumg Pioneers
Young Pioneers
German Economic Commission
Pioneer groups grow in Russian zone schools amid truant declines
A de facto Russian zone administration pushed Pioneer groups into each school, mainly led by Communist principals who enrolled many children. Russian officers limited membership while Western reports note early Pioneer success reducing truancy from about 125 to four daily.
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Western
Germany
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