Alcatraz warden's notebook page for Frank B. Mulloy, No. 330
Bureau of Prisons notebook page with the identification photograph of Frank B. Mulloy, No. 330, received at Alcatraz from Leavenworth on 6 August 1936 under a two-year sentence and $10,000 fine for conspiracy (Western District of Missouri, Kansas City); a red header records transfer to Leavenworth on 25 September 1937. A copy is stored here.
- Date
- 1936-08-06
- Kind
- photograph
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-12
- NAID
- 236735234
- Rights
- A Bureau of Prisons record, public domain under 17 U.S.C. § 105. Series "Warden's Notebook Pages" (NAID 296686), Records of the Bureau of Prisons (Record Group 129), National Archives at San Francisco. The National Archives catalog marks the item "Use Restriction: Unrestricted." The series note says that some information on the pages is incorrect when compared with the fuller inmate files, and that clippings in the series may be copyrighted; this page is a prison form. The copy stored here is a downsample of the first digitized image.
The National Archives catalog titles this page “MULLOY, FRANK BERNARD “FRITZ” - Alcatraz Number 330 - Warden’s Notebook.” It is a Bureau of Prisons notebook form with an identification photograph at the upper right; the placard in the photograph reads “U.S. Penitentiary Alcatraz 330”. It belongs to the series Warden’s Notebook Pages (NAID 296686).
The typed entries, as printed: name “Frank B. Mulloy,” No. 330, received Aug. 6, 1936 from Leavenworth, age 49, date of birth 1/8/88. Offense “Conspiracy,” dated Jan. 5, 1935; sentence “2 years & $10,000 fine”; district sentenced “W/Missouri-Kansas City.” A red note records that he was released on writ and bond on 1-19-35 and returned on 3-28-36, “434 days out of prison, which sentence does not run.” The red header reads “TRANSFERRED TO USP LEAVENWORTH, SEPTEMBER 25, 1937.” The “Reason for Transfer” box is a staff characterization of the case that recommends “Transfer to Alcatraz as a matter of Public Policy”; it is staff opinion, and this archive takes from the page only the offense of record, “Conspiracy.”
Catalog data, labelled as such: offense “CONSPIRACY TO OBSTRUCT JUSTICE (RELEASE OF FEDERAL” (truncated in the catalog); received at Alcatraz 08/06/1936 from US Penitentiary, Leavenworth; transferred 09/25/1937 to US Penitentiary, Leavenworth; the remark reads “KCUS MASSACRE,” which the catalog does not expand; birth date 01/08/1888; death date 12/31/1963, place “IL.” This archive has not checked that remark against a record of the 1933 Kansas City Union Station case and does not say what part, if any, he had in it.
