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ce ee ee i identi q) NY 100-81752 trials on April 22, 1955, as a result of a defense motion based on Government Witness HARVEY M, MATUSOW's affidavit recanting his testimony. Fugitive SIDNEY STEIN was apprehended in . August, 1953 at Twain Harte, California; fugitives FINE, JACKSON, and MARRON surrendered in November and December, 1955. The defendants in the United States vs. ALEXANDER TRACHTENBERG, ET AL case were, MARION BACHRACH, GEORGE BLAXE CHARNEY, FRED MORRIS FINE, JAMES EDWARD JACKSON, JR., WILLIAM NORMAN MARRON, SIDNEY STEIN, and ALEXANDER TRACHTZNBERG. I. UNITED STATES VS. ELIZABETH GURLEY FLYNN, ET AL A. Appellate Proceedings and Remanding to Custod On February 3, 1953, notices of appeal from their conviction of January 21, 1993» in the United Reis 5 bist trigt sant e fk the UL gt pr. New York, were Appeals, ge & Beons. Cieeite ng the® rele sorgeeett ig roa until April 15, 1953, to fille the record on appeal. On April 15, 1953, a stipulation was filed extending the time to May 15, 1953, and on May 14, 1953, another stipulation was filed extending the time to May 25, 1953. A stipulation was filed on May 25, 1953, extending the vine given defendants to docket the appeal and file the ecord on appeal to May 28, 1953. On May 27, 1953, Defense Attorney MARY M, KAUFMAN filed a motion to extend tne time to October 15, 1953, for the filing of the puirited record and the docketing of the appeal before the United States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit. This motion was returnable June l, 1953, and in mattached affidavit Attorney KAUFMAN stated that additional time was required since she had been the. only defense attorney able to work on the case since the end of the trial. a ree a TE ere ep re