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The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 31

Publication:
The Boston Globei
Location:
Boston, Massachusetts
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31
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The Boston Globe Wednesday. November 17. 1965 31 V.V.Vi'.V Volpe Asks Thanksgiving Paroles for 3 Crash Snarls Brighton Traffic A motorist was injured and knocked down a light pole. The 'pole fell across the inbound the fatal shooting of his former girl friend. traffic on Commonwealth a v.

was snarled at 8 a.m. todav after a two-car crash at Com monwealth av. and Babcock B.U. Prof Upset Brighton. Thanksgiving Day paroles for three men serving life prison lerms for murder have been recommended by Gov.

Volpe to the Executive Council. Commutations of these life terms, making the inmates eligible for immediate release, would go to: M.B.T.A. tracks and roadway. He was treated at St. Elizabeth's Hospital for neck injuries and released.

Police said the seeono car was operated by Bradford of 1132 Commonwealth av. One driver, John J. Mc had served nine years of a life sentence imposed in 1956 for the shooting of an Ayer cab driver. Finley as an AWOL soldier from Ft. Devens at the time.

Joseph W. Sylvia of Fall River, who pleaded guilty to Carthy, 22, of 32 Juniper Brookline, was thrown from his vehicle when it struck and the second degree murder by strangulation of his girl friend, By Shea in Newton Retally The seat will be relinquished at the end of the year by William Carmen, who made an unsuccessful bid for the mayor's chair. A Boston University professor, Harry H. Crosby, who won a Newton aldermanic seat on SiIe)DjyDC rv Supermarket Reopens on Oct. 21, 1947.

I Robert F. Lund in of Brockton, who escaped the electric chair in June when the then Gov. Faul A.I Dever and the Executive Council commuted to life im-j prisonmcnt his death sentence! imposed 15 months earlier for! IN THE PRODUCE DEPT. OF YOUR SUPERMARKET including free Thanksgiving turkeys, are features of the grand re-opening. First National's new streamlined facility on Main st, Melrose, opened Tuesday with gala festivities.

Many prizes, TAKE UNT, DANDRUFF AND PET HAIR OFF YOUR CLOTHES! the basis of the original tabulation of returns Nov. 2. was Ml GHI3CES iLurie ordered the indefinite; reports of the observation oaaniaiDaDfjEiiiiD Man, 23, Held commitment after examining'period. In Boy Slaying overturned by a recount Tuesday night. Newton Election Comr.

Arthur G. Heaney announced tha the Ward 7 seat on the 3oard of Aldermen goes to H. James Shea an engineer. Original returns gave Crosby 961 votes to 953 for Shea and 948 for Atty. Melvin Nor-ns in third place.

Heaney said the official recount figures gave Shea 961 ballots to 958 for Hospitalized A Lowell man was committed RoH off in 10 seconds with a Helmac Lint Pic-Up. Handiest Rood grooming aid ever! Cor-tains enough adhesive surface tor months of normal use. Perforated sections tear off for quick renewal. Buy for home, effice, purse, car. Sold at stores everywhere.

Large size purse size 69. Refills available. to Bridgewater State Hospital Did you get a SHAWMUT CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECK If not better join now for next year. Crosby and 955 for Norris. today when adjudged not com petent to stand trial for mur der in Middlesex Superior Court.

Richard Bujnowski, 23, of A Ostium r4 by Harrison st. was under indictment for the murder of Kenneth Mason, 5, of Fayette Lowell. The body of the boy, believed slain Nov. 10, 1964, was recovered from the Merrimac River in Lowell last August. Volpe Names Bakker to Bench Gov.

Volpe today named James R. Bakker, a former Littleton selectman, as a special justice of the Ayer District Court to succeed David G. Williams who recently was elevated to presiding justice of the same court. Bakker, 50, a graduate of Suffolk University Law School, is a member of the state and Federal bars. In World War II he was a captain in the in At his original arraignment on the indictment Sept.

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