Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1939 — Page 28

5 ARE PAROLED

BY STATE BOARD

Life Sentence for Holdup Reduced to 12 Years At Hearing.

Paroles prisoners and. the life term of .an-

other was commuted to ‘12 years ; by the state - Clemency Commis- | §

sion today. Stanley Canfield, sentenced to life imprisonment at Tipton 10 years ago for the holdup of the Hobbs, Ind., bank, was granted a commuta-

were granted to five

Jenner Sets Up Headquarters

tion to 12 years, making him eligi- | §&

ble for parole in 1941.

' Others granted paroles, effective ; : Charles Crom-|& =

“at once, included: well and William Melton, sentenced to 10 years in March, 1938, for robbery; James Adams, sentenced in 1929 to a life term for rape in Jefferson County; Harry Morgan, sentenced at Ft. Wayne more than

~~ a year ago to. a term‘of 2-to 14|} years for forgery; and Earl Crouch, |} sentenced at Muncie a year ago to|#

two years for burglary.

BULLET WOUNDS KILL OFFICER, BYSTANDER

HAMMOND, Ind. Sept. 28 (U. P.). —Police ‘Lieut. Gene Iattoni, 34, Calumet City, Ill.,, and John J. Fusner, 51, of Hammond, died yesterday from bullet wounds received Saturday during an attempted robbery at a Calumet City tavern. They were the second and third victims of | the fight. - Frank Hussar, 21, of Hegewisch, Ill, allegedly a bandit, was killed by Lieut. Iattoni and Ben Kulczyk, another policeman, during the fight. John Frejlich, 21, also of Hegewisch, was wounded. Mr. Fusner was a bystander in the struggle. Police held a third youth, Anton Kaufman, 21, in connection with the gun battle. i

DOWN

Times. Photo, | The only G. O. P. candidate for the gubernatorial nomination to make a publi¢ display of his candidacy during the recent Republican rally was State- Senator William Jenner of Paoli. He had headquarters set! up in the Claypool Hotel and campaigned in the streets for three days. Several other known candidates were not even present at some. of

PETITION FRANKLIN PACKING OFFICIAL DIES AT 54

UNDER ADVISEMENT FRANKLIN, Ind., Sept. 28 (U.P).

LA PORTE, Ind. Sept. 28 (U.P). —Funeral arrangements were being

—-Circuit Judge Wirt Worden today ‘had under advisement a petition by made today for Clyde Houghland, 54, secretary-treasurer of the Hough-

Frank Reside for release from| the State Prison at Michigan City. |Reland Packing Co., who died yesterday after a two weeks’ illness. Mr.

side was sentenced from Lake County on an armed robbery charge. Houghland formerly was connected with a canning factory at Scotts-

Reside’ petition asserted that beof time served ne was eligible for purg, He had been in the packing

cause of good behavior and length business for-30 years.

release.

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: SOANOND. Td Ind, Sept. 28 w. P.).—City Attorney Henry U. ‘Jackson was certain that all was legal in Richmond today. His traffic court duties yester-

day called for him to file,an afiidavit against himself for overtime

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Times. Sneotal.. BLOOMINGTON, Ind. “Sent. 28. —d. Edgar Hoover, chief G-Man, and - the Rev. Fr. E. J. Flanagan, founder of Boys’ Town, Neb. are to speak on University Open Forum programs: ‘at Indiana university

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