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1947 Press Photo John Meyer chats with Leonard Lyons at New York police station

This is an original press photo. Meyer, John W. (Howard Hughes' representative) - New York - John W. Meyer (left), press agent for Howard Hughes, holds a telephone to his ear as he talks with Leonard Lyons, New York columnist (right), in East 51st Street police station early today after his arrest on a warrant issued in a paternity action. After questioning, Meyer was released in $500 bail. Warrant was issued in an action brought by Patricia Miles, a cigarette girl who has worked in several night clubs. She accused the press agent of being the father of her nine-months-old son Photo measures 9.25 x 6.75 inches. Photo is dated 10-08-1947.

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