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Woman Prison Escapee Paroled After 19 Years
A Boston area woman who allegedly escaped from Framingham Women's Reformatory 19 years ago has received parole. The unnamed applicant may also receive full pardon from Gov. Endicott Peabody and the Executive Council. Authorities note she lived openly, paid Social Security, and contends she may be innocent of the 1943 stabbing for which she was convicted. The parole followed a meeting arranged by lawyers Tiernan and Dinsmore with state corrections officials.
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Boston
UPI
Framingham Women’s Reformatory
Greater Boston
State Parole Board
Framingham
John C. Tiernan
Watertown
Tiernan
Robert &. Dinsmore
Parole Board
George F. McGrath
Commissioner of Correction