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Rose Klein

Released
Era:1930s
State:New York
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Biography

Rose Klein was one of three labor activists jailed for speaking to workers of the Coney Island Corporation at Neptune Avenue and West 21st Street in Brooklyn. The Daily Worker of September 10, 1930 states that Judge Mark Rudich convicted them of disorderly conduct and sentenced each to five days or a $25 fine; all three were then in jail. Their actual admission and release dates are unestablished.

Case

Charges: Disorderly conduct
Sentence: Five days or $25 fine; in jail as reported September 10, 1930.
Judge: Mark Rudich