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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1957

Page

5

Chessman Wins Review On Order Of High Court

Supreme Court divisions rule California must not execute Chessman pending further review. Justice Harlan says the Constitution requires a valid appeal even for a guilty man, while Justices Douglas Clark dissent. Chessman, dubbed the Red Light Bandit, was sentenced to death on two counts for kidnapping and robbery. The case returns to San Francisco for further proceedings with a proper record.

Chessman California Justice Harlan Harlan United States Douglas Clark California Supreme Court Burton Black Frankfurter Brennan Whittaker Warren U.S. District Court San Francisco Los’ Angeles Stanley Ae Perry

Ohio Solon to Speak At Rally To Protest Girard Trial

Rep. Frank J. Bow of Ohio will address a Chicago rally June 22 protesting a Japanese civil trial for Specialist 3C William S. Girard who is charged with manslaughter after a fatal range accident. Bow backs a bill to put American servicemen under military courts while overseas. The Abraham Lincoln National Republican Club sponsors the protest. Girard’s brother Louis joins family in opposing the civil jurisdiction.

Ohio Solon Girard Chicago INS Frank J. Bow William’s. Girard Bow The Abraham Lincoln National Republican Club Louis

Three Quarters of a Loaf No 10 Autos Luxuries Draw DPA Ire

The article explains DPA procedures to detect fraud and verify aid. It outlines forms processing, interview safeguards, and the role of complaints. It notes income from relatives, moral persuasion, tax implications, and asset limits for recipients.

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