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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1948
Page
8
The News reports Kawakita’s attorney immediately served notice of appeal in the case, indicating ongoing action in the Frederick, Maryland matter.
In Los Angeles on October 5, Tomors Kawakita a year old American born interpreter in a wartime Japanese prison camp was sentenced to die in the lethal gas chamber by Federal Judge William C Mathes for treason. The court heard objections claiming coercion and undue influence on the jury but the judge upheld the verdict and described treason as among the most abhorred crimes. Kawakita's mother Mrs. Tose Kawakita sat in court as the sentence was pronounced.
The Supreme Court refused to overturn an order placing Lyndon B. Johnson on the Texas ballot as the Democratic U. S. Senate candidate. Justices denied the bid to throw out Black’s September injunction shielding the Johnson name from the Texas Secretary of State.
Albany report says United States relations with Russia are more critical now than at any time since the war. Gov. Thomas E. Dewey’s adviser on foreign affairs told him during a three and a half hour meeting with John Foster Dulles after Dulles flew in from Paris. They discussed the current international crisis and the Ber Un blockade.
A highly placed source notes that Soviet relations are worse now than four months ago, with Dewey and Bedell Smith said to share deep concerns. The discussion references remarks by Dulles and a Truman-era assessment, as he prepares to travel to Paris tomorrow.
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