Biography
Bernard Rosenfeld was a Los Angeles political activist arrested with James Turner at an anti-war meeting on May 15, 1932. A contemporary International Labor Defense report records the arrest but does not identify a charge, booking location, release date, or final disposition. Earlier that year a Bernard Rosenfeld also appeared on a Los Angeles prisoner list, but the available record does not provide enough identifying information to establish that the two references concern the same person.
Labor Defender, July 1932, names Rosenfeld and James Turner arrested at a Los Angeles antiwar meeting on May 15. It does not supply a charge, jail-admission time, release or final disposition. This supports the established May episode, without identifying an earlier namesake solely from the name. Source: https://www.marxists.org/history/usa/pubs/labordefender/1932/v08n07-jul-1932-LD.pdf#page=16
