of four Lincoln employees and four persons associated with James Co.


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Lincoln owned its own property and equipment, and maintained its own employees, payrolls, insurance, pension system, and workman's compensation program.  Lincoln filed its own tax returns.


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In 1950 Tooke died and Lincoln was sold to Joslyn Manufacturing Co.  ("Joslyn").  Joslyn owned and operated the plant until Koppers Company, Inc.  ("Koppers") purchased it in 1969.  Koppers owned the plant until 1971.  The property then passed through five separate owners, the last of which subdivided the property.  Appellant Powerline Supply Company ("Powerline") purchased one of the subdivided lots in 1982.  Appellant Alworth purchased one such lot in 1983.  Appellant Louisiana and Arkansas Railway Company ("Railway") owned property adjoining the plant site fromSuspected Chain Snatchers Caught after Victim Recognizes One of Them

In a freak incident, an attempt of chain snatching resulted in injuries to a lady and her daughter whereas the attackers fled away empty-handed. Fortunately, the victim lady recognized one of the accused and within few hours police caught both the suspects.

The incident was reported at Fatehpura when29-year-old Jyoti Bhati and her 11 year old daughter were going on scooter. Two people in a car came close to Jyoti and made an attempt at snatching the gold chain from her neck. The chain however broke due to the impact and Jyoti and her daughter fell down as she lost balance.

Parts of the broken chain remained with Jyoti and the attackers fled away. Jyoti and her daughter sustained minor injuries.

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