Two Brothers Charged in Murder of Father After Beating Mother
In Media Pennsylvania on November 21 two brothers Nicholas 24 and John 22 admitted shooting their father Benjamin D Amore 58 after police say he beat their mother. Prosecutors say both rifles were used with a plan to ensure the killing.
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Media
Fred Jack
Delaware County
Benjamin P. D'Amore
Marple Township
Jack
Nicholas
John
Philadelphia
D'Amore
R. Paul Lessy
D’amore
John Guanti
Lessy
Totem Poles Symbol of Status for 1860s Native Chiefs
During the 1860s owning a totem pole marked a high social standing for American Indian chiefs, akin to having one’s name in the social register. The ownership reflected elite status within tribal leadership and community recognition.
Japan Labor Slowly Shifts Power From Coolie System
Tokyo reports occupation official Robert T. Amis says about 1.5 million workers remain under former coolie bosses but new unions grow. He notes 6.5 million workers now in 36 000 unions, two thirds of organized labor, with Communist influence waning and non Communist councils gaining strength.
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Tokyo
Robert T. Amis
Occupation Labor Division
Far East
Armed Forces Radio Service
Japan
Amis
National Liaison Council of Labor Unions
National Congress of Industrial Unions
Labor Council
Organized Labor Movement
Noronic disaster negligence ruled by Canadian judge
In Ottawa on November 21, Supreme Court Justice Kellock ruled the Canadian Steamship Lines and the Noronic’s captain and officers negligent for fire safety failures that led to the Sept. 17 blaze at Toronto docks. The line must pay the inquiry costs. Captain Taylor faces a one year suspension though he was cleared of drunkenness.
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Ottawa
Ont
INS
Canadian Steamship Lines
Great Lakes
Noronic
Supreme Court
R. L. Kellock
Kellock
Toronto
Steamship Line
State Alarm Issued On Walker Escapee
Sheriff Floyd Farris said a state-wide alarm is out for Charles Norcutt, 21, who escaped Walker County jail by digging through a second-story window. He allegedly stole a car owned by Dr. S R Warner and faces 16 years for auto theft convictions in Dallas and Grayson counties.
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Huntsville
Floyd Farris
Charles Norcutt
Walker County
Norcutt
Farris
S. R. Warner
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Dallas
Grayson
Farm Laborer Killed As Truck Overturns Near Lamesa
Jacinto Martinez about 50 a farm laborer from San Antonio died of injuries from a truck wreck on a side road near Flower Grove twenty miles south of Lamesa He was pinned beneath the truck bed and died after being brought to Lamesa General Hospital.
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Lamesa
Tex
Jacinto Martinez
San Antonio
Flower Grove
Here
Lamesa G Hospital
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