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Adolph Abromovitz

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Era:1930s
State:New York
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Biography

Adolph Abromovitz was a worker arrested while picketing the Equitable Paper Bag strike at 314 School Street in Brooklyn. The Daily Worker of April 24, 1933, page 3, reports that Adolph Abromovitz and Angeleno Stafeno were arrested on Friday night, April 21, for disorderly conduct and released under $500 bail. Trial was announced for April 25 at Bridge Plaza Magistrates Court. The strike involved 160 workers opposing successive wage cuts totaling 55 percent. The source does not establish a conviction, sentence, exact bail-release day or eventual disposition.

Case

Charges: Disorderly conduct while picketing the Equitable Paper Bag strike.
Arrested: Apr 21, 1933
Sentence: Released under $500 bail; trial announced for April 25, 1933. No sentence established.