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THE .PHILADELPHIA INOUTRER. SUNDAY MORNING. KOVEMBEI C t»48 • M a i — | M'm

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Jackson Is Freed In Attack Cases

William A. Jackson, 27, of Norris st. near WHh, who through a mistake In identity, was sought by both New Jereey and Delaware author!tie* on charges of criminal assault, walked out of City Hall a free man veeter-

Magiatrate William A. Byrd, Sr., in Central Station ordered Jack-son's release after he was informed thai kwal authorit ies gs well as the

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Assistant District Attorney Frank-tin E. Barr explained that Jfjfkson's close resemblance to Alfred Collins at, paraarudiy the raaTetUra*. laT te the seriw of errors. Until Collin*' arrest, Jackson had been ataities'r identified as the criminal by most of the principals in a series of attacks.

Collins, meanwhile, Ja reported confessing to a mown Ung saries of crimes in South Jersey, Including * vicious attack on fhe wife of a Ma-laga farmer. Iff which crime Jack-

B. Mit'on Hanaold. prosecutor for Gloucester, N. J., county, in a letter to larr yesterday, said "there is im-

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Judge Chester H. Rhodes sicned an order re lea sing Ja cfeson from the Delaware charge. In that State Jackson would have faced the gal-lows under a criminal assault charge. ARM* CASE PlSiO|,Vj:o

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a parole violator if the civil charges were proved. With yesterday's dt-veioemenu, the military eharee* au-taaiitif i li wart dissolved.

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ttan with the slaying of ins wife, was »rrested in South Camden yestcrday sfteraoon.

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