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Sally Winters Morillas

AKA: Sally Morillas
Full name:Sally Morillas
Gender:Female
Era:1940s
State:Ohio
Time Imprisoned:
1 Month 15 Days
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Biography

Sally Winters Morillas, also called Sally Morillas, was Gus Hall’s secretary and was prosecuted with him over Communist Party nominating petitions in Mahoning County, Ohio. She said the signatures had been collected honestly but some signers denied them after the newspaper published their names. She served forty-five days of a sixty-day sentence in 1941 and was released early by Judge Erskine Maiden for good behavior.

Sally Winters Morillas, also called Sally Morillas, was Gus Hall’s secretary and was prosecuted with him over Communist Party nominating petitions in Mahoning County, Ohio. She said the signatures had been collected honestly but some signers denied them after the newspaper published their names. She served forty-five days of a sixty-day sentence in 1941 and was released early by Judge Erskine Maiden for good behavior.

Original source, PDF pages 143, 144.

Case

Charges: Communist Party nominating-petition prosecution, Mahoning County, Ohio.
Sentence: Sixty-day sentence; actually served forty-five days. Release was reported by the December 2, 1941 newspaper, but that publication date is not entered as an exact release date. Source: https://scientiarum.fi/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Savonen-vaitos-B5-final-web.pdf#page=143