Parole Violator Leonard Thomas Pleads Guilty in Multiple Robberies
Erie authorities say 19 year old Leonard Thomas of Erie pled guilty to four major charges at aldermanic arraignment. He faces armed robbery counts for crimes at Frank's Grocery and a home burglary at Arthur Bliss's residence. He admitted assaulting a 19 year old girl at gunpoint and stealing 22 dollars, with another armed robbery and burglary plea tied to the theft of a revolver and jewelry from Bliss. Det. Insp. Foster quoted Thomas expressing worry over the victimization.
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Erie
Leonard Thomas
Millcreek
George J. Christophil
Thomas
Herbert Foster
Frank
West 8Th. Street
Stile Senator
Arthur Bliss
West 7Th Street
Youth burglar Thomas tied to gunpoint robbery near 18th and Walnut
Thomas, paroled from state reform school less than three months ago after a prior burglary and gun theft, is described by Inspector Foster as mentally unsettled. Police say he began targeting women, with a Saturday gunpoint approach near 18th and Walnut followed by a Wednesday store robbery at 8th and Myrtle, captured by Detectives DeDionisio and Tribble.
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Binss
18Th
Walnut Streets
Paul de Dionisio
Charles Tribble
Dacy Porrecu
8Th
Myrtle Streets
Ike Is Advised Not To Run Again (continued)
At a news conference James C Hagerty said the process raised questions about delegation of powers. He noted it has cooled and that unlikely any movement toward delegation will occur barring unforeseen complications. Hagerty added VP Nixon was consulted before the decision by Adams to remain in office.
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Ike
James C Hagerty
Hagerty
Nixing
Adams
New Hampshire
Wanster
Police Safeguard Cash Of Diamonds At City HQ
Police at the city headquarters took unusual precautions to identify a salesman who left a quarter of a million dollars in diamonds and jewelry for safekeeping. Officers gave a receipt and gathered details on his appearance and habits to ensure the rightful owner is found. The notes reference Washington Denver links and Eisenhower era administration.
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Oil
Washington
Denver
Adams
Alwans
Eisenhower
Nixon
GOP
Main Rule For Keeping Free Of Heart Attack
A report on evolving views by AP experts notes there are no hard rules for heart attack prevention. It emphasizes balancing activity and rest, avoiding risk factors like obesity and smoking, and using relaxation and moderate exercise, with many attacks occurring during sleep or rest rather than exertion.
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Associated Press
New York
Unese
Heart
Thal
Eisenhower
Paul D. White
Boston
Tice
Unclear Text on Heart Attacks and Occupation Effects
Analysis of activity levels shows mild exercise at nine percent and only two percent during walking or severe exertion. Attacks occurred across occupations, with 36 percent manual workers and 11 percent businesspeople among 1200 victims. Fear and anxiety can trigger focus on the heart, making people think they have heart disease. A checkup is advised if worried or if signs of trouble appear.
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Generi
New York
Hunter appeals license loss over self inflicted shooting
Meadville Judge Jernett A Mook will decide if the state Game Commission may suspend a hunter's license after he shot himself while adjusting a gun. The case tests the mining code provision allowing revocation for careless or negligent acts while the defendant argues the rule has not been tested in court.
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Meadville
Jernett A. Mook
State Game Commission
Hiltto
Altornera
Cécil Ermine
Mook
Graiue
Game Commission
Mpperal
Aicens
Craine
The
Jdge Mook
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Yawininy Chuure
Maine
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