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Peter Wolsky

Era:1930s
State:New York
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Biography

Peter Wolsky was a member of the North Tonawanda Unemployed Committee. The Daily Worker of December 30, 1931, page 3, reports that police arrested him on the morning of December 29 and held him incommunicado after police attacks on a relief demonstration at City Hall the previous evening. The article does not separately identify his formal charge, a conviction, a sentence or his release date.

Case

Charges: Arrest following North Tonawanda unemployed-relief protest; individual formal charge unestablished.
Arrested: Dec 29, 1931
Sentence: Held incommunicado at the time of the report.