Brennan admits to Woolbridge slaying in lonely hearts case
Mrs Inez Brennan and her son Robert, 16, were charged with murder in the Wooldridge slaying, with Raymond, 23, an accessory. Herbert H Barnes said a second slay ing tied to the same lonely hearts correspondence was being investigated. Wooldridge was shot with a 2 gauge shotgun and buried in a pigpen before being burned and reburied on nearby properties.
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Herbert FH. Barnes
Inez Gervide
Brennan
Tne
Whdibridge
Bertford
Robert
Wooldridge
Willibe
Schultz
Raymond
Barnes
Ige
Thomas
Stretch
Canton
Brenan
Sigpen
Woolridge
Lavoptik Eye Care Ad Note 30 Years of Use
Warning against rubbing eyes with dirty fingers and promoting Lavoptik for soothing irritation burning soreness itching and inflamed eyelids with a money back offer claim. Ad copy touts thirty years of success andwide praise from thousands of customers.
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Ady
Murder Trial Details In Dover Case Involving Schultz
Witnesses recount a planned murder involving a mother and her son, who traveled with the boy to Concord and met Schultz at a chicken farm near Epson. The boy fired a single shot after being urged by the mother, then hid the victim in a 50 gallon drum for days. Afterward, the woman sold chickens and other possessions at auction and moved the body on Schultz’s truck.
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Dover
Barnes
Robert
Schultz
Concord
N. H
Epson
Senulta
Jin
DAR Adopts Filibuster Measure
Washington April 19 The Daughters of the American Revolution adopted an anti filibuster rule at the opening of business meetings. No member may speak more than once per day on the same question or longer than three minutes without assembly approval. Nine vice presidents general posts to be filled Wednesday night. Mrs Roscoe C O Byrne reported a $900000 addition to headquarters with $306000 pledged. President Truman sent a message urging unity as grave issues face the country and warning against alien ideologies while praising NATO protection.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Bath Continental Congress
Roscoe C. O'Byrne
Brookville
Ind
Membres
O'Byrne
Rex Hays Rhodes
Washington, D. C
DAR
Truman
U. S
Russia
United States
Local Group Attends Red River Meet
George Peck and Vincent Foster of Hope attend a Red River Valley Association meeting in Shreveport. They are joined by their wives. Monday’s session includes L. B. Tooley Cy Forsythe and Ed Lester of Hope.
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George Peck
Vincent Foster
Hope
Red River Valley Association
Shreveport
L. B. Tooley
Cy Forsythe
Ed Lester
Arkansas mutual insurance leaders elected at Camden meeting
Edward Pace of Camden was named president of the Arkansas Association of Mutual Insurance Agents at a joint convention with the Tennessee group. Charles Edwards of Conway became vice president, Mrs. Minnie McKinnie of El Dorado second vice president, and D. Thomas Cox of North Little Rock secretary treasurer. Stuttgart residents voted on replacing the mayor and aldermen with a city manager system. Citizens anticipated a light turnout.
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Memphis
Edward Pace
Camden
Ark
Arkansas Association of Mutual Insurance Agents
Tennessee
Charles Edwards
Conway
Minnie McKinnie
el Dorado
D. Thomas Cox
North Little Rock
Stuttgart
Good Matrimonial Risk and Youthful Worries
Dorothy Dix counsels that marrying a widow can offer practical gains like furniture money and steadiness. A widow stays put, handles home life, and poses fewer unknowns than a young bride, though the reader's questions also cover aging fears, advice on youthful anxiety, and a student couple urged to finish college before marriage.
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Miss Dix
Ireland’s Freedom Sets Big Tasks for New Era
AP analyst DeWitt MacKenzie notes Ireland must build on freedom by reviving Gaelic, uniting the six counties with the republic, and strengthening national identity. He praises Sean O’Kelly’s leadership and outlines calls from Costello for a united Ireland as a pillar of peace, while Northern Ireland leans toward remaining in the UK.
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Dublin
Sean O'Kelly
Ireland
Ilvish
Paris
Simi Fein J Organization
Jfor Tut
Battle For
Irish Independente
O'Kelly
Thim
John A. Costella
Northern Ireland
Ister
United Kingdom
Emerald Isle
Costello
Britain
Ulster
Itia
Northern Arcland
Alstay
More Committees for Senior Play Announced
Ushers are named for Hope High School senior play The Devine Flora to be staged in the auditorium on April 29 with matinee and evening performances. Committee members include Sonia Poole chair, Nancy Camp, Etheline White, Merjorie Russell, Mary-Louise Copeland, Cornelia Petre, Charlene Shope, Frances Still, John Bullack, J. L. Sutton, John McLeod, and Edie Stewart under direction of Mrs B Mahan, Mrs Perkins, and Lawrence Martin.
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Hope High Scaul
Time to Look Out for Plant Lice in Gardens
Home Demonstration Agent Lorra ine Blackwood explains aphid outbreaks threaten many crops especially in spring. Sanitation helps prevent breaks. destroy crop remnants, plow under turnip patches early, and use targeted insecticides like nicotine sulfate or rotenone. Apply with care as aphids on undersides of leaves require thorough spraying or dusting for effective control.
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Lorraine Blackwood
Ammons
Hempstead
Goa
Blackwood
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