Doctor Accuses Attendants in Death at Racine Hospital
A Racine patient’s death is the focus as a former physician testifies that abuse and neglect by attendants contributed to the fatality. Dr Schwarta and officials recount findings from an inquiry into the November 1980 incident and the September 1981 death of a patient, with suspicions of mistreatment and medical missteps at the institution.
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Chicago
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Morale over Welfare of Wards at Northern Hospital
Editorial urges swift, humane reform after probes into abuse at the Northern Hospital for the Insane. It notes evasions hindered the investigation, calls for safer facilities, improved supervision, and removal of cruel practices, while promising new morale and oversight under a reformed staff and committee.
Dr Bell Grilled In Oshkosh Probe On Hospital Deaths
Oshkosh Wis special report Dr Bell testified before the legislative committee inquiring into mysterious deaths tied to Oscar Schrader Storms and Frank Rappole. He admitted altered death causes and sparse injury records while defending explanations tied to patient injuries and hospital events.
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QOahkosh Wis
Peter Bell
pilaon Tabor
legisature
pat
Oscar Schrader
Sheboygan Luwan Blooms
Racines
Frank Rappole
Mount Mortis
Flewis
Attommey Cosgrove
beyng
Tewloo
sitorm
hospital Wales
Cosgrove
Sam
Bell
Rappole
Da Morrigan
Treaty Vote Expected in Ten Days
Washington reports that a senate vote on the St Lawrence treaty is expected within ten days as administration circles push for ratification. Despite opposition, officials claim broad national backing and intend a show of strength. Frank P Walsh of the New York Power Authority voiced confidence in the outcome, saying every section supports the treaty. The administration links ratification to its broader program, with no defeat in Congress yet.
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RADFORD MOBLEY Washington
St Lawrence
senate
Interda
Frank P Walsh
New York power authority
Testimony Reveals Mysterious Deaths At Oshkosh Hospital
Friday testimony before the legislative committee on prison labor detailed new deaths at the Northern Hospital for the Insane in Oshkosh. A mason’s helper, James Taylor, died after being found injured on the grounds and returned from the hospital cemetery by guards. District Attorney Laus faces pending cases, including a manslaughter charge against an attendant in the Oscar Schrader case. Rappole and Storms deaths from 1938 remain under scrutiny as witnesses falter in recollection and demand factual testimony.
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Northern Hospital for
Uns
Oscar Schrader
Loreng
etters
Cab
Oshkosh
W. J. BOLLENBECK
Wis
Northern
Peter Bell
legislative
Winnebago
Albert Abraham
Osh Kosh magon
hospital
R. C. Laus
Winnebago county
Rappole
Storms
legislatorg
Flier Swept To His Death in Icy Rescue At Sea
Two Army Air Mail Service officers reported the drowning of their companion off Long Island as their disabled amphibian monoplane drifted on the ice and waves. Lieut George F McDermott, 23, battled with Lieut J H Rothrock and Lieut W S Pocock for five hours on the ice covered wing before rescue.
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New York
army air mail service
Long Island
Atlantic ocean
George F. McDermott
J. H Rothrock
Liew
Pocock
Warning Letter Urges Mailship Unity Across Agencies
A photostatic copy of a letter allegedly from W Irving Glover, assistant postmaster general under Hoover, urged all to stick together over airmail awards. Read to the Senate Air Mail Investigating Committee, it discusses aviation bids and a possible award to Western Air and TAT, with Dallas dated July 7, 1950, and notes competition between United Aviation Corp and Trans-Continental Air Transport.
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Washington
W Irving Glover
Hoover
Senate
Air Mar
Jeter
Chase Gore
post office department
Carl Crowley
post office
Austin R-Vt
department
Dallas
United Aviation Corporation
Trans- Continental Air Transport
Glover
Western Air
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Charge Sane Patients Held At Waupun Hospital
Milwaukee county officials draft claim that many sane persons are housed in state asylums. Four inmates released from Waupun Hospital for the Criminally Insane in two weeks prompted the inquiry. One man proved feeble minded, not insane. Authorities seek faster release mechanisms to ease county taxes and review 5000 Milwaukeeans in state institutions for sanity.
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Milwaukee
Nilwaukee county
Waupun Hospital
Milwaukee county
Northern State Hospital
Oshkosh
ava
Raymond J. Moore
Touhy Gang Sentenced to 99 Years Each
Chicago journalists report Roger Touhy Albert Kator and Gustav Schaefer were sentenced to 99 years apiece for kidnapping John Factor and securing 70000 dollars for his release. The trio was sent to Joliet state penitentiary after the ruling. A defense motion for a new trial was denied.
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Roger Touhy
Illinois state penitentiary
Joliet
John Faetor
Michael Feinberg
Chicago
ULP
Roger Touby
Albert Kaeter
Gustav Schaefer
John Factor
The Terrible
Touhy
Albert Kator
Feinberg
William Scott Stewart
supreme court
Cook county
Steewart
Milwaukee Bank Director Freed Of Charge
Richard T. Laacke, director of the closed Milwaukee Commercial Bank, was freed of a charge accusing him of buying stock while an officer. Judge John J. Gregory dismissed the charge saying a bank director is not an officer. Laacke had been arrested weeks earlier in a John Doe inquiry into the bank’s affairs.
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Milwaukee
COP
Richard T. Laacke
Miewaukee Commercial bank
John J Gregory
Laacke
John Doe
Denials Mark Air Mail Hearing Testimony
At a senate air mail committee session Walter F. Brown and James A. Farley denied making personal remarks about Senator Black or collusion in air mail contracts. Farley could not recall the alleged remark and Brown insisted he never stated such a comment, while investigators pressed for exact wording amid dispute over conduct and fairness.
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Walter F. Brown
Hoover
James A Farley
Senator Black
Alabama
Bailey
Varley
Brown
Farley
Mr. Brown
Ustenerg
Black
Twenty Three Dogs Enter Legion Press Race Sunday
Twenty three dogs and young drivers prepare for the first annual Legion-Press dog derby at 2 pm Sunday. The half mile lakeshore course ends at Ontaria Avenue near Deland park breakwater. If snow delays, distance may lengthen. winners earn ten prizes including two championship ribbons.
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Legion-Press
whch
Ontaria avenue
Deland park
American Legion
Lost United plane search delayed by poor visibility
An aerial search for a United Airlines passenger plane missing between Salt Lake City and Cheyenne was delayed by cloudy visibility and mist. More than 20 people were overdue at noon as crews planned to fly once conditions allowed. The missing Boeing twin-motor, carrying five passengers and three crew, departed Salt Lake City yesterday afternoon and was not sighted.
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Cheyenne
Wye
United Airlines
Salt Lake City
Utah
Frank Caldwell
Salt Lake
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Utah-Wyoming
horae
Wyoming
wild mountain
Rock Springa
Wyo
Bory
north
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Randolph
Kemmerer
Wya
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fog
Demand Return Of Air Mail To Private Lines
Washington report says the House moved toward emergency funding for army air mail operations, amid Republican protests over six pilot deaths. Rep. Edith Nourse Rogers warned voting for the measure would be like approving murder, while Rep. Clyde Kelly defended private contracts and Lindbergh’s stance. The debate included cancellations of private contracts described as hysteria. The piece notes weather easing into Lake Michigan with increasing easterly winds and late snow.
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house
Edith Nourse Rogers
Mass
Roosevelt
Clyde Kelly
air mail
James W. Motto
Ore
Kelly
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