Insurance Aide Admits Theft in Meandering Trial
Allan W. Jackson, 87, insurance man, pled guilty to first degree grand larceny in Meilng county court after previously pleading innocent in Supreme Court on February 11. He faces sentencing with probation investigation pending, as co-defendant for missing 94,393.94 from Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. Ball set at 825,000. Judge Ward Hopkins presided after Chula county judges recused themselves.
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Appeal from Conviction in Fatality Case
Mayville March 11 Arguments in the appeal of Joseph P. Yanik of Buffalo from a Chautauqua County conviction for criminal negligence in operating a motor vehicle will begin today before the Appellate Division Fourth Department in Rochester. Yanik was convicted Sept 28 by a trial jury for a 1951 car truck crash on Route 6 in Sheridan that killed John Davis Washington of Lackawanna. The truck driver has been on bail since the conviction. The defense contends errors occurred at trial and seeks reversal or modification. Judge Bodine on Oct 15 sentenced Yanik to 18 months in Monroe County Penitentiary and a $1,000 fine.
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Four Johnsonburg robbers held on bank heist charges
Four men from Johnsonburg are jailed in Pittsburgh on $25,000 bonds for taking part in a $7,100 Johnsonburg National Bank robbery last month. A fifth suspect was arrested in New York and a sixth is being sought.
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Taft Connally exchange sharp words in campaign clash
Washington dispatch reports a heated Senate exchange as Taft and Connally hurled volleys over Korea policy and the Republican nomination. Taft dismissed a comment and Connally assailed Taft as a chameleon who would sacrifice integrity for political gain. Meadville scene notes Dr. Chester A Darling receiving the Book of Golden Deeds citation from the Meadville Exchange Club.
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Dem delegates favor Truman in Pennsylvania convention poll
A statewide poll six weeks before the Pennsylvania primary shows 21 convention votes likely for Truman if he seeks reelection. Adlai Stevenson holds support from Tennessee Senator Bate Ketnanyen, with others undecided or opposed. The poll accounts for at large delegates and district contests, noting a total of 70 convention votes in Pennsylvania.
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Pose New Coal Barge Unloads in Modern Ocean Operation
A Pittsburgh firm Heyl and Pasversen Co introduces a red goal barge unloading device. An endless chain with wide buckets runs 63 feet, capable of handling about 350 tons. A single operator in the cab controls hatch, conveyors and elevator to position the barge at the water level.
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Nab Ex-Convict In Reno Robbery
FBI agents in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, arrested Andrew Robert Young, 46, described as a former convict. He previously served time for robbery in Illinois and was linked to a murder case in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, for which a life term was imposed in 1929. Young allegedly robbed a Reno home on February 29 and transported loot across state lines.
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