Labor leader loses appeal over perjury conviction
Washington July 24 Harold Roland Christoffel, former Milwaukee labor leader, apparently lost his chances to appeal his second perjury conviction after the U S Court of Appeals said it would not review the conviction because attorneys failed to file the trial record within the allowed time.
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Washington
Harold Roland Christoffel
Mil
Waukee
U. S. Court of Appeals
Christoffel
Jail sentences handed to several for drunkenness and disturbances
Magistrate Manuel Marg issued two day to five day jail terms for drunkenness and related ordinance violations. Several youths and adults, including Thompson of 506 North Bentz Street, faced fines and collateral posted for peace disturbances. Other cases covered auto hearings, missed stops after accidents, and licenses for various individuals, with collateral forfeitures and pending hearings noted.
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Manuel Marg
Colla
Johnny
Thompson
North Bentz Street
Doraty
Seret
Swomley
Twentey
Waleney
Kenneth E
Walter Jewell
Newman
William el
George Crummitt
Les C. Bell
Nunness
Sammy Son
Lee
W. Jackson
Arge
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Edward Baugher
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Aloona
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Raymond Monroe Frederick
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John W. Smith
Carolis
Howard H. Bryce
William Palmer
Teral
Imogene Luby
Thomas Ruth B. Scott
Ida May Mary Ellen Herbert
Johnnie Kline
Charles
Pioneer Fuel Saver
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Weil Brothers
North Market St
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
Rick St. Firestone Home and Auto Supplies
Virginia
Norfolk Old Point
Colonial Williamsburg
Baltimore
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Pier 10
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Sterling
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Hillside Motor Company, Inc
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