Published In
Ann Arbor News, March 2, 1944
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Talbot Smith, former hearings administrator of the Office of Price Administration in Washington, has joined the law firm of Burke and Burke, and the partnership will be known in the future as Burke, Burke and Smith. Mr. Smith has been working in the law office here since January, when he resigned his Washington post.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, November 17, 1949
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Local Men Nominated For Argus Board: Rudolph Reichert (left), president of the Ann Arbor Bank, and John Airey, King-Seeley Corp. board chairman (right), were nominated yesterday for board positions at the annual Argus stockholders meeting. George J. Burke, Sr., local attorney and former Nuernberg [sic] trial judge is up for reelection after being made chairman of the directors Wednesday. The three are on the eight-man management slate.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, April 14, 1943
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George J. Burke (above), Ann Arbor attorney and member of the State Civil Service Commission, is being considered for appointment as chief counsel of the Office of Price Administration in Washington, according to dispatches from the capital.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, November 8, 1943
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Reminiscing About OPA Perhaps: Prentis M. Brown, (left), former chief of the Office of Price Administration and former U. S. Senator from Michigan, and George J. Burke, who served him as chief OPA counsel, probably didn't ignore the OPA entirely in their conversations here Saturday although both resigned from that organization. Brown spend most of the day with Burke.