Court of Appeals Reverses Dur-Pinckabear Conviction
The Court of Appeals reverses the conviction of James Dur Pinckabear after a rehearing petition. The ruling cites trial objections about bias of a state witness and the admissibility of past records. The decision sets aside the original verdict and remands in light of possible witness bias and improper handling of the witness’s past record.
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Court of Appeals
James Dur- Pinckabear
Sebaear
Canty
Ralph Anend
Pris
Black
Pfhe
Julian Blackshear
Alabama
Tee
Court of All
W. J. Glenn Be
Americanization Plan Backfires in Japanese City
In Yokosuka Japan civilian women form one of the world’s largest clubs as the U S Navy’s effort to Americanize the city provokes marriage and divorce questions. Capt B W Decker of the Navy leads reeducation efforts aided by missionaries and industry programs to boost civilian life and employment. Local women stage demonstrations demanding he remain in Yokosuka.
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Yokosuka
Japan
U.S. Navy
B. W. Decker
USN
Teachers Association
Navy
Pacific
Tse City
Capt
Decker
Naval Base
Navy Yard
San Diego
Cal
Destruction of Peanut Picker Leads to Reduced Damages
Shelby and Grady W Black men won a damage judgment in Dale Circuit Court after a fire destroyed a peanut picker they owned and rented to Glenn. The jury reduced the claimed $300 damages to $175.
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Shelby
Grady W. Blackman
Dale
Glenn
Blackman
Cayugas Seek New Homeland With State Funds
Homeless Cayuga Indians in New York have access to 300000 in state funds and seek a new homeland. Tribal law requires a sufficient number of chiefs under clan grandmothers before voting on the money and on locating a new reservation.
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Seneca Falls
N. Y
Six Nations Council
Onondaga Reservation
Syracuse
New York State
Missouri
New York
Cayuga
Lawton Paper Claims Jesse James Alive at 100
The Lawton Constitution declares it found Jesse James alive as J Frank Dalton aged about 100 and bed bound with a broken hip. Editor Frank Hall cites “iron clad evidence” from pension rolls and says Dalton resembles James in appearance and scars, claiming the Ford murder story was a hoax. The paper notes Dalton’s claimed past in Quantrill’s guerrilla band and recent residence in Centerville Texas with a man who says he is James’ relative.
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Lawton
Okla
Lawton Constitution
Jesse James
Frank Hall
J. Frank Dalton
Missouri
Constitution
Lindsey Whitten
Dalton
James
Bob Ford
St.,. Joseph
Jammer
Ford
Frank
Charles Bigelow
Jesse
Mexico
South America
Africa
Quantrill
Centerville
Tex
Lee Hawk
Baxter
Veterans Hospital
Austin
Hawk
Healthier France After Liberation Reports Decline in Death Rate
Paris dispatch notes 1946 health survey showing heart disease as France’s leading killer postwar. Alcoholism fallen from wartime peaks. overall death rate per 10 000 has declined from 188 in 1942 to 134.9 in 1946. Cancer and tuberculosis also eased during occupation. A weather aside about a blizzard and animals taking sun follows.
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Paris
France
Germany
Cayugas face chief selection and reservation plan
Lake region dispute prompts Seneca County taxpayers to oppose a plan as Cayugas debate a new chief and possible move to a neighboring county. Cornell adviser Bates notes tribal dynamics and matrilineal factors, with secrecy to prevent land speculation before negotiations conclude.
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Seneca County
Cayuga County
Theorth
Missouriawamps
Troquoi Confederacy
Erl A. Bates
Cornell University
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