Young Man Convicted Of Burning Wife and 3 Children to Death JACKSBORO, Tenn., Oct. 18 (AP) Floyd Johnson, 27-year-old Lafollette filling station operator, was convicted by a Campbell county jury today on charges of burning his wife and three children to death the night of August 30. The jury recommended a sentence of 21 years in the state peniteniary. The charred bodies ol Mrs. Johnson, 29, and her children, Lois, 3: Paul. 5. and Louise, 7, were found huddled together after fire had destroyed stroyed the Johnson home. Johnson said he escaped from the burning house through a window. Source: Lincoln Star, Lincoln, Nebraska, October 18, 1933