Ford Libel Trial Adopts Cross Examination Tactics
In Mt. Clemens Michigan on July 22 the eleventh week of the Ford Tribune libel case opened. Henry Ford resumed testimony after a two hour adjournment as counsel sparred over cross examination methods and the admissibility of war related evidence. Ford defended his past views on militarism and wartime policy amid a push to recall his numerous past interviews. He maintained his stance against a large army for aggression and explained shifts in duty after United States involvement. Mr Ford will continue on the stand for several days.
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Eight to Die in Ohio Death House Next Week
Eight men await the electric chair at the Ohio state penitentiary including Paul Chivaro who is to die Wednesday at midnight for killing an Akran policeman. Five white defendants and three African American inmates are among those scheduled for maximum penalties.
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Will Press Battle For Equality at League Meeting
July 23 reports from Paris that Japan plans to raise the racial equality issue at a League of Nations assembly. A Japanese peace mission member said the United States Senate reservations would not shift Japan’s stance on race. He warned against American anger over Japan’s Shantung views and noted tensions from U S public debate.
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