Nurse's Tip Breaks in Delaware Slayings Case
Police disclose a young woman in protective custody tied to the lonely hearts killings. Mrs Inez Brennan 43 signed a statement admitting she plotted the deaths of two elderly men and buried their bodies with her three sons. The inquiry centers on Miss Dolly Thompson Dean a former nurse s aid who aided Brennan at her farm after an operation. Brennan said she lured Ware N Wooldridge 70 and Hugo Schultz 66 to their deaths to rob them. Robert 15 allegedly shot one victim and helped dispose of bodies. Charges filed include first degree murder for Brennan and Robert. Raymond and George face accessory charges.
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Truman Urges U S Bond Buying To Aid Opportunity
President Truman urged Americans to invest in U S government bonds as the nation starts a bond drive on May 16. He called bonds the safest investment and said the plan would help keep the United States a land of opportunity.
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Citrus Bill Advances to Governor for Signature
Austin April 20. The Texas citrus commission bill, amended by the Senate, passed the House and now goes to the governor for signature.
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Boy Admits Killing Mother in Midwest Quarrel
A seventeen year old boy Dale Junior Post admitted fatal shooting of his mother Mrs Eyvin Post 43 during a quarrel over his forge affair with Norma Jeanne Seymour 37 a waitress. County attorney said the youth signed a statement claiming anger over not getting car keys led to the killing at Farnhamville and subsequent drive to Fort Dodge where he was arrested.
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Thief Busy Band Plays On At Carver Dance
A thief broke into the orchestra dressing room during a dance at Carver library 226 N Hackverry St just before midnight. Four suits worth 359 were stolen from orchestra members. $162 clothing taken from Mayme Guerra’s residence 1836 N Wlores et. Muddy footprints found. three men in uniform were seen prowling earlier but released after explanations.
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