Justices Rule Retrial After Psychiatrist Involvement
The Supreme Court overturned a murder conviction citing a state psychiatrist's involvement in obtaining a confession. The ruling prompts a third trial for Camilo Weston Leyva, convicted in 1950 for bludgeoning his parents to death, with prior reversals due to coerced statements and hypnosis. The decision highlights due process concerns and the influence of psychiatric interrogation on juries.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Slalu
Lam
Mann
Camilo Weston Leyva
Brooklyn
Leyra
Camilo Leyra
New York Court of Appeal
Max Halland
Leyta
Leyva
New York
Malland
Vlack
Tialf
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ima
Black
Sale
C. Ballard Murhaw
Uisun
Haammond Sawyer
State Department
Harrison
Minton
Reed
Ton
Daslces Warren
Clark
Douglashoai
Frankfurter
Tte Jackson
Ook No Purl
Larrison
Wayne County
Melvin Welch
Anderson Jaycees to Manage Fair Parking
The Anderson Jaycees will oversee infield parking at Midelle Park during the nine days of this year’s Free Fair. The session was led by Nen Ren- Jner, president, at the YMCA with the Anderson MV of Jian Chamber of Commerce attendees.
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Moemovers
Anderson
Jian Chamber of Commerce
Ne Ymca
Nen Ren- Jner
Jaycees
Mfidelle Park
Indiana Courthouse News summary of affdiavits and divorces
Indiana court notices list multiple affidavits for improper insignia from justice of peace court in cases against State of Indiana v. Arthur D. Chancellor William Livengood Hay E. Dukpson George Fairehild Edward Davis James Skellon Harold Gerich Waller Jones Arnicle Thy Killinger and others. Also several divorce and custody actions including Len Mennifer Everett McDaniels Mary Hoover Hoover Salyer and Cleveland Wyvonne Perguann and Prances J Willson with related support and attorney fee claims. A note mentions a group meeting in the Superior Court Cherry Room at the Y and an item on North American domestic animals before Calunas arrival per the National Geographic Society.
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Lam Suis Mlro
State of Indiana
Arthur D. Chancellor
Justice of Peace Court
William Iws
State of Tniiana
Hay E. Sdupkson
P.S.C
Insignia
George i
Fairehild
P. S
Justice of Pease Court
Edward Davis
C.J. Insignia
Justica of Peace Court
Suite of Indiana
James ¥. Skellon
C. J. Insignia
Harold A. Gergich
Waller A. Jones
Arnicle Thy Killinger
P. S.C
Greann Monifee
Len Mennifer
Everet BE. McDaniels
Mac J. Mearys
Franks Mears
Everett EB. McDaniels
Mary E. Hoover
Malcolm In
Hoover
Salyer and
Cleveland
Wyvonne Perguann
Trent Shares
Edwie
Uae
Ferguson
Prances J. Willson
James Bilwills
Bohannan
Burton
Fastite
Mer J. Phillips
Rahannat
Superior Court
Cherry Room
Y On
Ernest
Urnawey
Lena Ky
Jeacatt
Anderson
Shelbyville Car Awarded Prize at Show
In Indianapolis W Li Thicket J entered by Robert Mute of Shelbyville won the top prize at the Susantis Coston Show with votes tabulated for the week. Runner-up prizes went to Vince Gardiner Fraser Micl and Jack Stewart Canton Ohio. Other class winners include various names and locations across Indiana and Ohio.
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Tndianapolis
Rober Mute
Shellville
cWyamtig
Ohio
Gree
Jerry Gobby
Boyton
Oite
Clarence Myers
Dianapolis
Ren Jolson Dr
Connersville
S. Goodwin Brothes
Frankfort
Jerry McKenzie
Tastianapolis
William Robertson
Indianapolis
Emerson Dinssmare
Greenfield
Detroiter Faces Kidnap Charge in Wisconsin case
Detroiter Joseph McElroy, 34, was ordered held on $30,000 bond in Beloit Wisconsin for kidnapping two Beloit children on May 11. Karen Draeger seven identified him as the man who drove the youngsters to Hancock and later Beloit authorities captured him May 20 near Elwood Illinois. He faces trial in Madison Wisconsin.
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Joseph McElroy
Madison
Wis
Beloly
S. Bunnley Pike
Karen Draeger
McElroy
Chris
Beloit
Hockford
Elwood
Chicago
Phoren
McEloy
Peder
Madis
Realism Is Overdone In Modern TV Jungle Scene
A fragment from a Wisconsin newspaper page recounts a Coopersville family moment during a TV jungle show where a pretend tiger caused a scare. Henry Loiters, grandfather, yelled a warning as the tiger figure toppled. the scene ends with the mock danger and a lesson in safety.
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Grand Wis, Mich
Morris Ford
Coopersville
Milt
Henry Loitfers
Lige
Tisffers
Kieffers
Rotary Hears Talk On Delinquency
Members of Se Aners or To dary Chih heard a talk on juvenile delinquency by Circuit Court Midge Tussell B. Stewart during the weekly luncheon meeting at the YAICA yesterday. Lilburn Kemp was program chairman. Next week the group will tour the Indiana Bell Telephone Company. Fire loss is 78000 in the Keys supper club blaze on the north side of Indianapolis early Tuesday. The fire burned undetected for several hours and caused extensive damage.
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Se Aners
Todary Chih
Indianapolis
Keys
State Parks Offer Modern Facilities For Camping Out
Indiana Department of Conservation reports ten of its eighteen state parks now ready for camping. Facilities include swimming, boating and hiking with access limited by demand. Bass Lake, Falls, The Dunes and others offer complete model facilities. Kinkakee and Lincoln lack full development.
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Campanes
Te Hiaia
Hongier Vuca
Wie
Indiana Department of Conservation
Department
Division of Parks
Washington
Bass Lake
Oury Falls
the Dunes
Turkey Run
Shakamak
McCormick’s Creek
Pokagon
Spring MN
Versailles
Tippecanoe River
Kinkakee
Lincoln
Shades Parks
Purdue Plans New Aircraft Tech Course
Purdue announces a two year Aviation Technician program approved by the Civil Aeronautics Administration. High school graduates may enroll next September, with first year covering math physics and English plus aircraft systems and fabrications. Second year includes five hours weekly class work and five hours of practical experience in a CAA approved repair station on DC- aircraft and CAT equipment.
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Purdue W ‘Ally
Civil Aeronautics
Department of ‘Tchnical Institute
Purdue Aeronautics Corporation
Purdue
CAA
FOP Here Plans For Convention
Members of the Madison Chapter of the Fraternal Order of Police have completed plans for their annual convention. Robert Morgan is general chairman with Noble Higgans as cochairman. Registration will occur at Anderson Hall with sessions at the Elks Hall on West Street. Saturday night features the jovial cylinder and Sunday evening dinner will feature radio broadcaster Donald Bruce speaking on Communism. More than one member of the FOP and its auxiliary are expected to attend.
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Madison
Fraternal
Order of Power
Els
Shrings Moriday
Robert Morgan
Noble Higgens
Cochairman
Anderson Tlal
the Elks Howe’ S
Wuth St
Donald Bruce
Church Changes Schedule for Wednesday Prayer Service
The caideweek prayer service for the Pirst Lilgrin Holiness Church at 24th and Delaware will start at 7:30 PM Wednesday instead of Thursday due to a high school commencement, per Rev. Ralph McCracy. Two Anderson students, James M Greenland and Neil E Matthews, display art in the Indiana University Wine Art Outlet show with Greenland featuring five photographs and Matthews an oil painting among pieces.
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Pirst Lilgrin Holiness Church
24Th
Delaware Streets
Ralph McCracy
Anderson
James M. Greenland
Neil E. Matthews
Broadway
Indiana University
Greenland
Matthews
Wichita
Kan
Family Living Is Conference Topic
Mrs. Maxine Livingston of New York City will discuss Planning Your Home for Family Living during Purdue University Summer Conference, June 16 to 18. As Parents' Magazine home editor, she will explain the house's role in improving family living and has long promoted direct home design approaches since 1927.
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Maxine Livingston
New York City
Purdue University
Livingston
Parents’ Magazine
Admiral Seeks To Clear Name In WWII Controversy
London reports that Admiral Dudley North, 72, seeks a court martial or inquiry to clear his name after six Vinhy Frere warships escaped via the Strait of Gibraltar in World War II. North claims standing orders required restraint and that he was relieved for not taking action. Five admirals backed an inquiry, criticizing the official history for halting scrutiny.
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London
Strait of Gharaltar
Domin Tuer
Weallgallan
Adu
Dudley
North
Juan
North Atlantic
Istrait
Dalsar
Swere
Admiralty
Tord Cunningham
Mediterranean
Sra
Court rules Edwardsport school needed despite bond request
Indiana Appellate Court upheld a Daviess County ruling that Edwardsport must build a new school after a previous one burned. A $240,001 bond was approved to fund replacement, rejecting four residents who argued the need was unnecessary as 450 pupils were already accommodated elsewhere.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Appellate Court
Edwardsport
Isgie
Daviess
Rnox
Commlytown
Vigo
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