Biography
Angelo Bello was a seaman imprisoned at Philadelphia County Prison during the maritime strike. In a signed letter printed by the Labor Defender in April 1937, he described continuing confinement with other union seamen, thanked the International Labor Defense for assistance and requested maritime newspapers. A companion letter from his sister Mary identified him as unmarried and the oldest son of their Camden, New Jersey family. The specific charge, conviction, admission and release dates remain unestablished.
Angelo Bello was a seaman imprisoned at Philadelphia County Prison during the maritime strike. In a signed letter printed by the Labor Defender in April 1937, he described continuing confinement with other union seamen, thanked the International Labor Defense for assistance and requested maritime newspapers. A companion letter from his sister Mary identified him as unmarried and the oldest son of their Camden, New Jersey family. The specific charge, conviction, admission and release dates remain unestablished. Ongoing confinement in Philadelphia County Prison during the maritime strike, documented by his signed prison correspondence. No imposed term or actual complete duration supplied.
Labor Defender, April 1937, original PDF page 24 (printed19).
