People v. Goodall

Defendants were convicted by a jury of the offense of burglary of a building occupied by the TulareKings Counties Trades Council, in Visalia, on the night of July 28,1950. Defendant Goodall admitted a prior conviction of burglary.

The Trades Council building was partitioned into three sections. The front section was a waiting room containing a desk and chairs. The middle section was the business office, which contained a safe measuring 22x23x33 inches, and weighing about 420 pounds, in which had been left $97 in cash and money orders and some 1949 union dues “stamps” similar to small postage…