Scorned love motive in two deaths
New York police described a double killing tied to a jilted lover. Mrs. Helen Reinberg 31 was found strangled in her Palm Park avenue apartment with a knotted tie. a note by Jose Del Pino 52 a former Spanish teacher indicted jealousy and heartbreak. Del Pino once taught at Brown Columbia and Middlebury. The Reinbergs are prominent with Gustave Reinberg a copper mining executive.
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New York
Park
Heten Feinber
Jose del Pino
Birsberg
Cerro de Caste Corporation
Lima
Peru
Reinberg
Anne
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
del Pino
Brown University
Providence
Middlebury College
Vermont
Columbia University
Hunter Hel Jenberger
Brown
del Pine
Spain
United States
Hoover Commission Politics Stir Debate in Capital
The Democratic National Committee accuses the Hoover Commission of venturing into political propaganda and debating federal policy beyond its study mandate. Chairman J Howard McGrath notes task force reports exist but final recommendations have not been issued.
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Democratic- National Committee
Hoover’ Commission
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Truman
J. Howard McGrashl
Democratic National Committee
Capital Comment
Commission
Compulsory Auto Insurance Plan Killed in New York
Assembly Codes Committee chairman announced the panel killed a proposal to require auto insurance for all owners and drivers in New York State. The bill, by Francis K. McGowan, would have mandated proof of financial responsibility for licensing.
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Albany
Assembly Codes Committee
New York State
Malcom Wilson
Yonkers
Francis K. McGowan
Manhattan
State Rights Issue In West Germany
Western Allies clash over a proposed German constitution for the protected West German state. The United States Britain and France demand revisions to favor stronger federal power and weaker state authority. Western governors push for more state power and less central control as the constituent assembly moves forward.
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Bonn
Germany
United States
Britain
France
Guard Unit Cites Air General Unfit
The National Guard Association accuses Lt. Gen. Elwood Quesada of being eminently unfit for handling the nation's Air National Guard and Reserve affairs. Maj. Gen. E. A. Walsh of Minnesota says Quesada should be removed from heading the Air Force Guard Reserve unit for belonging to a committee doing the prep work for federalizing the Air National Guard.
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Washington
the National Guard Association
Elwood Quesada
Air National Guard
E. A. Walsh
Minnesota
The
Guard Association
Quesada
Air Force Guard-Reserve Affairs
Gillars Entitled to Appeal After Treason Conviction
Mil dra Gillars, called Axis Sally, seeks quick action on her appeal of a treason conviction and 10 to 30 year sentence. Attorney James Laughlin will ask the U S Circuit Court of Appeals to hear arguments in May, with briefs likely within 15 days. Gillars faces potential relocation to a federal reformatory if the appeal fails.
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Wasitington
Sally
James J. Laughlin
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Edward Mf. Curran
Mildred E. Gillars
Fie
Bhss Gillars
Gis
TRE Jory
Miss Gillars
Normandy
Russians Stick to Ban on West Mark in Berlin Zone
The Soviet Union said no currency reform in Eastern Berlin and that West mark remains banned in the Soviet sector. ADN reported Moscow rejects lifting the long standing prohibition despite rumors sparked by East mark bans in the West sectors.
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Berlin
Germany
ADN
Russia
Table-Rapping Debate Ends in 10 Year Bond
After a decade of marriage the couple confronts a clash over quirky habits My wife remains unshaken by table rapping knuckle popping and teeth sucking as love endures despite the odd sounds and daily frictions.
Eisler Denies Advocating Red Revolt in Communist Trial
New York reports Eisler denies Budenz testimony accusing him of steering U S communists toward violence in 1955. Budenz, a former party official, asserts Eisler influenced policy through the Comintern link. Eisler calls the claims 100 percent false and remains free on bail as the conspiracy trial resumes Tuesday.
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New York
Gerhart Eister
Eister
Communist International
Louis F. Budenz
Aut Fister
U.S
Eisler
Budenz
Communist Party
America
Comintern
U. S
Cisteri
Earl Browder
Browder
Soviet Union
Communist Political Association
Taft Backs Three Bills in Senate Support
Senator Taft of Ohio pledges Republican help to the Truman administration on housing education and school health bills. He leads the GOP policy committee and expects many Republicans to oppose the reciprocal trade agreements program. Administration leaders plan new housing legislation after the European recovery authorization bill.
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Washington
Taft
Rohio
Senate
G.O.P
Truman
Lucas
Donnell
Capehart
Fie
Vandenberg
Rfmich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
Connally
D-Tex
Congress
Powder in Tubes Called Dangerous
A New York scientist warns against handling broken fluorescent lighting tubes due to a deadly poison powder used as an inside coating. Dr Leonard Greenberg of the State Labor Department notes the two percent coating is a beryllium salt, used to convert electrical energy into light and should not be inhaled.
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New York
Leonard Greenberg
Hygiene and Safety Standards Division
State Labor Department
American Medical Association
State Fears More Outbreaks of Flu
State health officials warn of additional flu like outbreaks after three upstate schools closed this week. Laurens and Stamford faced flu like illness amid closures in Otsego Oneida and Delaware counties with more possible next week. Dr. Robert F. Korns cautioned outbreaks would be scattered and statewide.
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Albany GP
Upstate
Laurens
Otsego County
Oriskany -Falls
Oneida County
Stamford
Delaware County
Scio
Alleghany
Fabius
Onondaga County
Clinton
Kirkland and Clark Mills
Oneida
Robert F. Korns
State Health Department
Bureau of Communicable Diseases
Lucas Urges Speedy Passage of Foreign Aid Bill
Senate debate over a $5.58 billion foreign aid package continues as Majority Leader Lucas urges swift action while Republican leaders push for amendments and potential cuts. Capehart proposes a $3 billion cap with $2.7 billion in unused authorizations, as Vandenberg and Connally defend full funding and implementation details.
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Lucas
Mouse Outwits Copperhead Then Dies In Park
Summit New Jersey report says a field mouse fed to a copperhead battled the venomous snake and killed it before the mouse also died. Mrs Milldred Alison a trailside museum nature supervisor described the encounter and noted both animals perished.
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Summit
N. J
Milldred Alison
Iso
Wind blows car and trailer into ditch near Sennett
Four people escaped injury when a car and house trailer were driven off Route 5 by strong winds two miles east of Sennett. Tech Sgt Alfred Hallam 32 of Grenier Field Manchester NH and his wife Clara Mae Hallam 27 with two children were identified. A weight haulage van operated by Paupert Richardson 32 of Lincoln Nebraska was struck as the trailer overturned. The car was wrecked but the occupants were uninjured.
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Auburn
Route 5
Sennett
William Lombard
Alfred Hallam
70Th
AAFL
Grenier ‘Field
Manchester
Clara Mae Hallam
Margaret
Elizabeth Elaine
Aupert Richardson
Lincoln
Neb
Premium Tax Bill Signed by Governor Dewey
The controversial measure to tax premiums of the workmen's compensation fund was approved by Governor Dewey and becomes effective April 2. It adds a two percent levy on private insurance premiums and is expected to raise about 500 000 dollars yearly. The Assembly passed it 76 to 62 and the Senate 33 to 6.
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Albany
Workmen's Compensation
Dewey
Senate
Social fund proposal details payroll tax support
The plan proposes a sickness or disability fund not tied to employment with funding from payroll taxes on both employees and employers.
Peru adopts death penalty for murder and upheaval
The Peruvian government declares the death penalty for murder and acts endangering the lives of many. The move targets crimes seen as risking foreign domination and national stability amid political tension.
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Lima
Peru
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