Wife Guilty In Wrong Man Poison Death
A jury found Viola Gayle 33 guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Oscar Rasmussen 47 in a whisky poisoning plot meant to free her to wed Lawrence Nobles 43. The farmhand testified to a two year affair and involvement in purchasing strychnine. Jurors deliberated since yesterday morning and the judge imposed life imprisonment with no parole.
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Albert Lea
Minn
UPI
Viola Gayle
Oscar Rasmussen
Martin A. Nelson
Minnesota
IGDGH
Gavte
Truman
Lawrence
Rasmusson
Nobles
Gayle-home
Gayle
Talk on Congress Proves Popular in Washington
Senator Myers describes how a bill becomes law from idea to presidential signature. He notes strong public interest, reporting 10 000 requests for copies of his talk and ongoing inquiries back home about the legislative process.
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Washington
Senator Myers
Congress
Myers
Transport tax dodge catches Washington up
A loophole lets shippers dodge U.S. transport taxes by buying tickets and paying freight in Canada, but the plan requires travel to Canada and payments via banks, mail, or telegraph won’t count. Officials doubt savings will be large. Congress may act to close the gap. A Seattle report notes uncertainty and a suggested drastic tax cut alternative.
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Washington
U.S
Canada
Seattle
Wash
Bureau of Intern
United States
Congress
Magnuson
British spud subsidy shows losses despite fixed price plan
Washington dispatch notes Britain's Socialist government reports 1948-49 potato trading losses exceed $20 million and carrot and potato losses total $32.35 million. Big crops and planned economy pressures endure as wage price freezes face union resistance amid subsidies rising.
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Washington
Great Britain
Commodity Credit Corporation
Finns and Soviet Sign Historic Trade Pact in Moscow
Helsinki reports Finland and the Soviet Union signed a major trade agreement outlining 1951 to 1955 trade of 520,000 dollars and a 30 million dollar future export plan. Finland will ship 40 percent of machines ships and industrial products next year, rising to 70 percent by 1958. Russia will provide oil grain fertilizers steel automobiles machinery and optical instruments with price adjustments tied to world markets. Russia will cut grain exports and boost fertilizers to aid Finnish agriculture.
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Helsinki
Finland
Russia
Moscow
Trade pact in Finland cited amid currency and port turmoil
Fragmentary text notes a one year Finnish trade pact ending last December and mentions a proposed $60,000,000 exchange. It references the Chinese held port of Yulin near Hainan Island and vague river basins project coverage across Montana Wyoming Colorado North and South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Minnesota Missouri.
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Hong Kong
Yulin
Jon Hainan
Missouri
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Wyoming
Colorado
iNorth
South Dakota
Nebrastka
Kansas
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Battle Creek
Mich
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Mount Vernon
National Distiters Products Camp
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York
Chappell’s Men's Store
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