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Minneapolis Tribune Dec. 18, 1977 9B Broker says he stole from missing woman dd no 600 CHAIRS AT CLOSPOUT PRICES two men and at one point Judge Lord considered rejecting his guilty plea. So far there has been no indication of Miss Hector's whereabouts. Moore told Lord that he jumped bail because he was "getting blackmailed and threatened" by two men from Toronto with whom he had business deals'. He' refused to give the names of the 5 LiALS ift i Xk i mlk ft tXt ift ft ft Ifc ft ft ft Jfc Jfc ft ft -It ft IV Bh Ik REA6R nrywwcoricrfford lieiax at Minnesota finest family resort enjoy OTtF AT HOT in AY FIIW i enjoy GREAT HOLIDAY FUN 0gjf2JiPurabl lathr-fik Mugahjid, KtvllntK 3 position wating J69: KtvlnitK outfit vinyl strops on ormv WAUHUGCER Th prlct spKt tavr.

OptiatM th wall REOEER Daniel Scott, a federal prosecuting attorney, said Moore was to stand trial Friday on federal charges of of transporting stolen antique model trains across state lines. Moore had admitted earlier this year in St. Louis County District Court to state charges that he received and concealed the stolen trains worth about $30,000. The trains were stolen in November 1975 from Jack Littfin Winsted, and in September 1976 from Andy Anderson, Superior, Wis. Moore disappeared Feb.

22, the day he was to appear in federal court on charges stemming from the theft. In October, he was arrested in Colorado and returned to Minnesota for prosecution. Scott said Moore had not yet been questioned about the missing stocks, and the government was not told that he was going to admit to the stock violations until Thursday the day before the trial. Scott said federal authorities became aware of the missing stocks some time late last year when a Duluth bank, appointed as Miss Hector's conservator, notified them that the stocks were missing. By Carl Griff in Jr.

Staff Writer A former Duluth stockbroker, who was to go on trial for transporting stolen goods across state lines and Jumping bail, pleaded guilty to those charges and admitted to fraudulently obtaining and transporting stock owned by a Duluth woman who has been missing since May 1976. Russell Conwell Moore, 50, told U.S. District Court Judge Miles Lord Friday that he took about $74,000 worth of stock owned by Florence Hector and took it to Zur-ich, Switzerland. Moore told Lord that he forged Miss Hector's name to convert the stock for his own use. However, he said he had nothing to do with the woman's disappearance, and does not know anything about it.

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