Freed on parole after electrocution case verdict reversal
John F. Noxon Jr., once sentenced to death for the electrocution of his infant son, walked out of Norfolk prison yesterday morning a free man under strict lifelong parole. He wore a prison suit, appeared weak but relieved, and planned to consult the parole board about resuming law work and possibly relocating to Stonington, Conn, while remaining in Massachusetts. His wife Margaret stood by him as reporters watched, and parole officials noted he must stay within the state or be transferred.
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John F. Noxon, Jr
Norfol Prisha
Norfolk
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Noxon
Margaret
Varn
Plano
Batpze
Parole Board
Stonington
Conn
Matthew W Bullock
Massachusetts Parole Board
Norfolk man facing death sentence for electrocution of infant
Noxon, convicted of electrocuting his month-old son Lawrence Swift Noxon, faces a death sentence. He will remain in Boston for several days before returning to Pittsburgh until the parole board rules on his move to a Biogington facility. The sentence was later commuted to life by Gov Bradford after former Gov Tobin had imposed death.
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Nexen
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Joseph B. Ely
Noxon
Bostom
Fies
Pittaheld
Pairin Board
Biogington
Lawrence Swift Noxon
Maurice T Tobin
Goy
Robert
F. Bradford
Yeas
Miss Pauline Vincent Returns to Gordon College Boston
Averill Park resident Miss Pauline Vincent returns to Gordon College Boston after holidays with parents Res and Mrs Ernest J Vincent The Hoag Cornsra Methodist Church will hold worship at 2 pm tomorrow Sunday School attendees meet at 3 pm with Mrs Robert Weaver in charge
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Res
Ernest J Vincent
Gordon College
Boston
Hoag’s
Robert Weaver
Registrations At Evening School Slated Monday
Registration for commerce courses at the Troy Evening School will be accepted. Monday evening classes have openings in several divisions. Thursday the registration work neared completion for the proposed Spanish course which had been cut from the night schedule if not enough applicants. Commercial courses will be offered Monday and Wednesday evenings from 7 to 11 pm. Spanish classes begin Tuesday and run four sessions every Tuesday from 7 pm.
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D-Retion Commercial Rio
Gram An Indux
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Ieee
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Poe
Bouleris Pays Fine For Double Parking In Troy Court
Henry Bouleris of MM State Avenue was fined $5 for double parking and received a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct and other counts in Troy Police Court yesterday. The arrest followed a claim he was parked at 7:40 pm and 7:42 pm near Fulton Street, with officers noting an argument and typing activity at the scene.
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Bueet Wan
Troy
Bouleris
Tilrer
Thomas Wilhelm
Fulton Street
Railroad Retirement Rep at Mechanicville Tuesday
A representative of the Railroad Retirement Act and Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act will be at Mechanicville on Tuesday from 1:16 am to 3 am to assist with retirement preparations and applications for company benefits. The session covers old age and widow and children's insurance annuities and explains amendments of June 1945 including changes to survivor benefits and beneficiary designations.
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Staten Railroad
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Asd Chul J
Trey Kudiders To Conduct Election
Trey Kudiders will preside over an election for the Builders' Association under Henry Behuldt supervision. The event aims to set officers and establish preliminary plans, with anticipation of a formal meeting on an upcoming Thursday in January.
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Buiiders’ Association Feureday
Meldrick Mideea i
Thureday
Henry Behuldt
Attempts To Enter Two Troy Businesses Reported
Two attempts to gain entry to Troy businesses were reported to the Detective Bureau yesterday. The Troy Boiler Works at 2772 Sixth Avenue had a screen removed but no entry, and the Grey Auto Station at 2792 Sixth Avenue reported a smashed door panel with no entrance.
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Troy
Mureau
2772
Sixth Avenue
Police Busy as Legislature Opens in Albany
Police respond as Joseph F Walsh president of the group presides over Monday sessions at Albany while the Legislature meets. The next meeting is set for Tuesday at Central Police Station. Firemen summoned Squad C o and Pumper 1 from Central Fire Station were summoned to the reel of 133 Fourth.
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Joseph F. Walsh
Albany
Central Police Station
Central Fire
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