Japs Jail Two Yanks for Taxi Driver Assault
Yokohama district court sentenced U S Navy enlisted airman Nick W Maintains 22 and Pvt David G Morrow 20, both from Chicago, to 3 1 2 years imprisonment each for assaulting a Japanese taxi driver and taking his cab on December 18 1956. Judge Sakuha Yoshida said both men were under the influence of alcohol at the time.
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U. S. Navy
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Chicago
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Sakuha Yoshida
Prisoner Rejects Aid Offer Amid Court Clash
Prisoner Flowney, jailed 17 months for contempt of court over child custody, rejects aid and claims enemy alien status as Cherokee war chief. In Austin, his letter to the Texas Supreme Court interrupts a habeas corpus bid tied to a writ. Finch warned of prejudice but prepared to release if Flowney would produce the boy. Nearby, a tenement fire kills Mrs. Margaret Dayle and two grandchildren, highlighting a day of fatal events.
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Cascroville
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