Leo Prokopf
Biographical Information
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Name | Leo Prokopf |
After having previously served in the Panama Canal Zone for the US Army from 1929 to 1932, Leo Prokopf reinlisted in San Francisco in Oct 1932 and was assigned to the Hawaiian Department, setting sail on 29 Oct 1932 from Fort McDowell on Angel Island. While in Honolulu he received his United States citizenship on the 2 Nov 1933. At some point in the next few months he was charged with sodomy and imprisoned. He was sent back to San Francisco on the transport ship U.S.T.S. Chateau Thierry in April 1934. He was officially transferred out of the Army and into the Federal Penitentary at [[[Alcatraz]]] upon its opening.
Documentation
Census
- 1930 Census: "Leo Prokopf" - Fort Sherman, Panama
City Direcotries
- 1928 - Milwaukee, Wisconsin: "Prokopf, Leo - baker, r1783 5th"
Newspaper Articles
- 2 Nov 1933 - Honolulu Star-Bulletin (Honolulu, Hawaii) - Admitted to Citizenship