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Albert A. Hanson Trial

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Diane Nelson, 20-year-old bookkeeper, is shown reviewing with her attorney, Maurice B. Pasch, the testimony she gave as the chief prosecution witness against Albert A. Hanson, 25, twice-married lover for whom she bore an illegitimate child and stole $12,215 from the Meuer Photoart House. Albert A. Hanson faces a possible prison term on charges of adultery and receiving stolen money. Albert pleaded guilty to charges of adultery with his former girlfriend, Diane Nelson.

Date Created:
December 5, 1953
Creator:
Stein, Edwin

Publication Information

Creator
Stein, Edwin
Date Created
December 5, 1953

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Format
Image
Dimensions
35 mm

Collection Information

Call Number
PH 2709.0086B

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IN COPYRIGHT
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Wisconsin State Journal; Wisconsin Historical Society
Unique ID
W011KP2
Legacy ID
WHi 133892

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