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... Neylan , " the great , wonderful Holy Roman Catholic , John Francis Neylan , the biggest crook that God ever created . " Marion knew that Neylan was close to Millicent , and that he strongly disapproved of her relationship with Hearst ...
... Neylan , " the great , wonderful Holy Roman Catholic , John Francis Neylan , the biggest crook that God ever created . " Marion knew that Neylan was close to Millicent , and that he strongly disapproved of her relationship with Hearst ...
Page 82
... Neylan , who was indeed a devout Roman Catholic , made a point of avoiding all contact with Marion ; usually he refused even to visit San Simeon when she was there . Marion reciprocated his ill will many times over . She called him a ...
... Neylan , who was indeed a devout Roman Catholic , made a point of avoiding all contact with Marion ; usually he refused even to visit San Simeon when she was there . Marion reciprocated his ill will many times over . She called him a ...
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... Neylan , Feb- ruary 28 , 1944 , Bancroft Library . page 66 " The chances of liquidating " : J. F. Neylan , memorandum , no date , Ban- croft Library . page 68 " Retention of control " : Ibid . page 69 " They be no issue " : W. R. Hearst ...
... Neylan , Feb- ruary 28 , 1944 , Bancroft Library . page 66 " The chances of liquidating " : J. F. Neylan , memorandum , no date , Ban- croft Library . page 68 " Retention of control " : Ibid . page 69 " They be no issue " : W. R. Hearst ...
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