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Trybuna Codzienna
Trybuna Codzienna was a Detroit based Polish newspaper first published on 6 September 1920. Casimir Joseph Jankowski was born in Gniezno on 7 December 1889 according to his World War I U.S. draft registration. An attorney by education, Cass was the owner and president of the Trybuna Codzienna Publishing Company located at 960/4726 St. Aubin Avenue. John Lesinski served as the company’s first secretary and treasurer. Also, known as The Polish Daily Tribune, the newspaper did not have a Sunday publication. Rates for the paper were 2 cents a single copy; a yearly mail rate of $5.00; and a yearly mail rate to foreign countries of $8.00. It would seem that this paper had a very short run as little history seems to present itself with regards to its existence.
Weteran (Chicago / Detroit 1928-1933)
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