Lonely Hearts Widow Admits Killing Two Men
Dover police say Mrs. Ines Brennan, 1 year-old mother of three, confessed to killing two men lured through Lonely Hearts letters. Her son Robert, 6, implicated her, detailing shootings near Concord and a barn, with the bodies later burned and disposed in oil cans. Relatives noted missing correspondents as investigators probe further.
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Arlier
Wade N. Woolridge
Bedford
Robert Aald
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Texas
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Canton
Foreign Aid Allocation and Economic Help to China
The article outlines a US backed aid package totaling about 34 million dollars for non Communist Chinese development over ten months, plus additional allocations to Britain, France, Belgium Luxenburg, the Netherlands, Norway and other nations. It notes ECA support amid Western European recovery and mentions potential UN sanctions and safety conference planning in Albans.
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United Nations
Engineers To Meet For Widened ECA Assessment
Engineers gather to discuss broader ECA assessment at a city meeting, aiming to review standards, update procedures, and coordinate with several firms. The session will address project implications, timelines, and compliance with regulatory requirements.
Peace Rally Delegation At Paris Conference
The postwar Paris meeting featured delegates led by Vincente Lombardi from the Latin American workers confederation and Pablo Picasso among others. The American contingent included Dubois, Rockwell Kent, Howard Fast, and John Rogge, with a broad international lineup represented by monarchist, nationalist, and communist affiliates amid a crowded hall backdrop.
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Paris
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Police Break Into Home To Aid Injured Woman
Glens Falls police forced entry yesterday to aid Mre Mahe Ehmke who fractured a right hip after a fall while alone with locked doors. Neighbors heard cries for help and summoned authorities. Patrolman Erskine Ines shattered a front window pane to gain entry, provided first aid, and arranged ambulance transport to hospital where the patient was said to be in serious condition.
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Schaghticoke Farmer to Address Kiwanis Luncheon
A Schaghticoke farmer is slated to address the Kiwanis Club at a luncheon. The talk will cover local farming issues and community initiatives. Details on date and venue were not clearly legible in the source.
Clerical Workers Hear Talk By Sage Teacher
Miss Marie E. Jaeger assistant professor in the Hassell Sage College School of Business spoke at the Troy Council of Social Agencies annual dinner at the YWCA. She emphasized that individuals shape their potential through environment but must decide how to use it. The event was chaired by Mrs Howell A. Jones and included ceremonies and songs led by Miss Lucia Speidel with Miss Marie Marchese on piano.
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Denied Workers Group
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Misa Jaeger
Erie GOP veteran Pfeiffer named deputy state comptroller
The passage identifies Frank Maine of Kenmore and Moore as staffing figures in the New York GOP, with Pfeiffer appointed executive assistant Jon 11. 190, and a deputy comptroller on April 1, 1946. Pfeiffer and Moore hold senior roles in budget and personnel, with Pfeiffer described as having a strong political background and ties to Erie County Republican activities.
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Troy Moose Plans Installation Event At Chester Chapter
A local fraternal group meets to plan an installation dinner at Seventh Avenue Chester. The ceremony will crown the new officers and guests include Walter Gt and the Onboard delegation.
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Rabbi Wise documented as a beacon of reform and defiant voice
The piece recalls Rabbi Wise's advocacy beyond Judaism and his clashes with Zionist groups, praising his lifelong labor welfare efforts, international critique of wartime policy, and commitment to freedom of pulpit. It notes his Budapest birth, New York career, founding of the Free Synagogue, and his stance against Nazism and war.
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Tibbits Cadets Carnival Opens Tomorrow
Tibbits Cadets Carnival opens tomorrow on the Armory grounds under joint sponsorship of the Junior and Benni companies. Frank Riley carnival chairman said everything is ready for opening day. John A. Maguire of the Bentor Company presided at the meeting. Euclide Beaudain reported on the annual banquet and the huge success. Kari Gilligan outlined Cadets Easter Hall plans for Friday evening May 13.
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China War Crisis Deepens As Talks Collapse
Troops rush to the Yangtze front as Nationalist defenses tighten near Nanking and Shanghai. Gen Lin Piao’s forces and 400000 Manchurian troops threaten Hankow, while government leaders push a last proposal amid waning hope for peace.
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Old Age Tax Debate Shapes SSA Expansion Proposals
Folsom from Rochester urged bringing all painfully employed into the old age and survivors insurance program as soon as feasible. He backed raising benefits to match wages and living costs, and increasing the tax from 1 to 1.4 percent split between employees and employers, with collection capped at the first 33,000 of income. He argued against federal disability plans, preferring state handling.
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Fort Ann Rally Plans Tri-County Youth for Christ Event
A Tri-County Youth for Christ rally is set for Friday at 7:45 PM at the Fort Ann Bible Church. Guest speaker will be Rev Arthur C Wentwars of Fair Haven Vermont, formerly a U S Army chaplain.
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Communists clash on Yangtze front amid Hankow fears
Hankow holds 260000 troops as Reds prepare to flood plains. Between Generals Ping and Chen two large forces face 200000 troops of Gen Chen Kenge. Official news agency says three Red attacks were beaten back on the Yangtze front southwest of Nanwing.
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Watervliet Woman Honored By Relief Corps
Mrs. Anne Chartier of Watervliet was guest of honor at Bolton Relief Corps night at the Homestead Restaurant. The past president was elected president of the Mehawkx Yall Federation of Women’s Corps and received corsages and gift basket. Mrs. Susan Miller praised her work. Chartier spoke on corps work as about 20 members attended. Cochairmen Frances Kane and Rosalia Alles helped arrange, and past presidents will meet next Tuesday at Chartier’s home, 1815 Sixth Avenue.
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Acheson backs Atlantic pact as U N supplement proposal
Senator Douglas described the proposed resolution as not yet detailed and not an amendment to the pact but a separate measure. A second group led by Senator Flanders plans to amend treaty 053 to permit a small U N within the world organization, proposing North Atlantic defense forces align with UN police origins.
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