Word: districting
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Spurred by the claims of other creditors, the District Attorney's office dug deeper into Benjamin's business, turned up evidence that led to the prosecution of Title Guarantee and three of its officers...
Forty-seven-year-old Mickey Marcus had done well as soldier and lawyer. After the military academy and a spell with the regulars, he studied law, became a gang-busting assistant U.S. district attorney in Manhattan, later commissioner of correction in charge of New York City prisons...
...District Court in Los Angeles agreed with the Antitrust Division that the contracts were in restraint of trade and should be canceled...
Died. Lewis Baxter Schwellenbach, 53, U.S. Secretary of Labor, ex-senator from Washington (1935-40), ex-judge of the District Court for Eastern Washington (1940-45); after long illness; in Washington, D.C. In 1945 at the urging of old friend and new President Harry Truman he took over from Frances Perkins the toothless, whittled-down Labor Department, soon found that liberal leanings and hard work were not enough to keep him from being the frustrated man in the middle of most postwar labor troubles...