Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1943 — Page 8

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{Clemency pleas of ‘ three Marion County inmates of the state prison Were denied today by the state

clemency commission.

They were Frank Beard, serving 8-21 years for voluntary manslaughter; Tommie Richardson, two years for second degree burglary,

to John Nolan, Vermillion | county man who has served nine years of a 20-year term for bank robbery.: Nolan, who according to testimony at the trial did not actually participate in the robbery: of the

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By HARRISON SALISBURY United Press. Staff Correspondent LONDON, March 25.—Prime ‘Minister Churchill’s assertion that Germany “might” be beaten in 1944, but

cold water on the optimists who have

been predicting an Easter invasion of Europe and defeat of the Nazis by harvest time. No one knows when the European war may end, but it was pointed out today that Churchill’s latest prediction is more pessimistic . than his previous ope, and there is no one in| §; better position to make predictions than Great Britain’s top war boss. Speaking in the house of commons on Feb. 11, he referred to a strong allied shipping position which He hoped would be attained by the ‘end of 1944 “if the war is still going on at that time.”

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