College Girl Wins 100 Dollar Prize At Texas Woman's College
Miss Willa Mae Lee, an orphan and college student, won the $100 prize for being the "smilingest" girl on campus at Texas Woman's College in Fort Worth. She helps in the dining room to earn expenses, leads the Teacup Club, and belongs to the Susan M. Key Literary Society and the Y W C A.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Willa Mae Lee
Texas Woman's College
Lee
Waco Methodist
Willa Mae
Teacup Club
Susan M. Key Literary Society
Judges as criminologists and court psychiatrists urged
Dr William A White superintendent of St Elizabeths proposed educating judges as criminologists and assigning an expert psychiatrist to each court to advise judges and juries in cases like the Snyder Gray murder. He noted the need for expert input in mental health linked trials and cited his international work with alienists.
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Washington
William A. White
St. Elizabeth's Government Hospital
New York
White
Loeb-Leo
Reforming how society handles criminals in Chicago interview
In a United Press interview the doctor opposes capital punishment as ineffective and urges case by case study to find springs of action. He calls for careful personality studies, more discretion in punishment, trained criminologists for judges, and an attached psychiatrist in court to guide jurors. A separate note mentions a King James I portrait gifted to Southwark Cathedral chapter.
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Chicago
United Press
Gray
James 1
Southwark Cathedral
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