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Joe Rosich

Era:1930s
State:Minnesota
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Biography

Joe Rosich was a 63-year-old unemployed activist in Duluth. The Daily Worker of January 18, 1933 reports him held for deportation to Yugoslavia, with his case scheduled before Judge Gunnar H. Nordby on January 20. The scheduled hearing does not establish either a judgment or a completed deportation. The source does not establish unreported custody endpoints or total time actually served.

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Daily Worker, original PDF page 3

Joe Rosich was a 63-year-old unemployed activist in Duluth. The Daily Worker of January 18, 1933 reports him held for deportation to Yugoslavia, with his case scheduled before Judge Gunnar H. Nordby on January 20. The scheduled hearing does not establish either a judgment or a completed deportation. The source does not establish unreported custody endpoints or total time actually served.

The newspaper reports postponement of the deportation hearing to February 7 before federal Judge Gunnar H. Nordby, with Rosich still described as held for removal to Yugoslavia. This is a scheduled hearing, not an executed deportation, judgment or release.

Daily Worker, January 30, 1933, page 3.

Case

Charges: Immigration proceedings seeking deportation to Yugoslavia.
Sentence: Held for deportation by January 18, 1933; January 20 hearing scheduled.
Judge: Gunnar H. Nordby