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Checking Final Script Before Broadcast Carlton E. Moore
(center) well known Hollywood radio author and producer,
checks final script for this year's National Family Week ser
ies with three prominent southern California ministers and
one of the featured players. Left to right, Dr. J. Richard
Sneed, Tommy Bernard, Mr. Morse, Rev. Ray Ragsdale and
Dr. George A. Warmer. The six episodes of ALL GOOD
THINGS BEGIN AT HOME will be broadcast over more
than a thousand radio stations of the United States and Can
ada. It will be heard locally over station KOCO, beginning
Monday at 9:15 a. m., and is being presented in co-operation
with the Salem and Dallas Ministerial Associations.
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Mill City Studies
Mill City Commencement
exercises for the Mill City high
school seniors will be presented
May 26 in the school auditor
ium. Rev. Chester Hamblin of
Salem, president of the Oregon
Federation of Churches, will be
the speaker. Baccalaureate
services will be held May 22 for
the graduating class in the
Christian church with Morton
Boothe of Albany, former naval
chaplain, delivering the address
Mill City high school gradu
ating class of '49 includes War
ren Bennett, Francis Clarke, Al
Haas, Gerald Hunter. Virginia
Jackson, Franklin McDowell
David Karr, Gerald King, Mar
ian King, John Strait. Lacreta
Thomas, Eugene Thornley.
Louis Verbeck and Kirk Wirick.
Capital Journal. Salem. Oregon, Tuesday, May 3, 194915
Glover Resigns
As Exerulor
Under an order in probate
court resignation of Ronald C
Glover as executor of the $133.
686 estate of the late Dr. Gussle
A. Niles has been accepted and
Pioneer Trust company is nam
ed as administrator with the
will annexed to take over care
of the holdings.
In his resignation Glover says
that the provisions of the last
will and testament are such that
it will require the estate to be
kept open far beyond his ex
pectant life. He says he sub
mitted the matter of his resig
nation to the president of Wil
lamette university as well as to
the president of its board of
trustees, the institution to which
the corpus of the estate is even
tually to pass and he says the
two officers expressed them
selves as favorable to the ap
pointment of the Pioneer Trust
company. Both of them have so
expressed themselves in letters
to the court. Mrs. Ida L. Niles,
mother of the deceased and next
of kin to the decedent, also
agrees with the recommendation.
Accompanying the reslgna
tion is an order determining in
heritance tax on the estate of
$3223.39 showing a net taxable
value for the estate of $119,
362.40. After authorized deduc
tions for taxes and costs of
$13,823.99 the estate still con
sisted of the amount shown with
$59,362.19 assigned to charity
in bequest to Willamette uni
versity. Other heirs are Ida L. Niles,
mother; Glenn C. Niles, Belle
Niles Brown, brother and sis
ter, and Mary Louise Telford
and Elizabeth Anne Brown,
nieces.
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