Enquiry into the confession made by David John Ware of the murder of Olive Balchin in respect of which murder Walter Graham Rowland was convicted at Manchester Assizes on the 16th December, 1946
by John Catterall Jolly, David John Ware, Great Britain. Home Office
Book 7049 of Cmd. (Great Britain. Parliament) --
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