Word: parolee
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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The convicts could have had an earlier victory. On the third day of the revolt that left one convict dead, nine wounded, and $2,500,000 worth of prison property smashed and burned (TIME, April 28), prison officials surrendered on all the mutineers' demands (including a liberalized parole system...
The dormitory was turned to a shambles. The convicts piled huge stacks of bedding on the dormitory floor and set fire to them. The flames soon smoldered out. They hooted and jeered at the heavily armed guards and state troopers quickly assembled in the prison yard below. The Rahway rioters...
To let him visit his wife, who is critically ill in a Black Forest hospital, officials of the British military prison at Werl signed a seven-day parole for ex-Field Marshal Erich von Manstein, the Wehrmacht's 63-year-old Panzer specialist, who is serving a twelve-year...
Regardless of the motion for a new trial, Hiss, who has already served ten months of his five-year sentence, is eligible for remission of some 15 months for good behavior and may be released from the Lewisburg, Pa. federal prison in November 1954. He will be eligible for an...
"Duffy's Tavern." He will turn San Quentin over to his first assistant, Harley Oliver Teets, and will become a member of California's parole-fixing Adult Authority. In cleaning up San Quentin, Duffy had become one of the best-known, most admired prison administrators in U.S. penal...