by David Ward
death of
as doing quiet time
fading from public view
fighting of
inaccurate depiction of
notoriety of
parole application of
postrelease care for
postrelease records of
postrelease success of
in prisons (before Alcatraz transfer)
as Public Enemy no. 1
reputation of
sentence of
special treatment of
syphilis effects on
threats against
transfers of
transported to prison
visitors of
Capone, Albert (“Sonny”)
Capone, John
Capone, Mae
Capone, Matthew
Capone, Ralph
Carlson, Norman A.: assistance of
expectations of
on Marion lockdown
on post-Alcatraz inmates’ lives
preservation of records under
Carnes, Clarence Victor: in battle of Alcatraz
claims of
criminal activities of
named as participant
planned prosecution of
sentence of
trial of
Carroll, John P.
Carroll, Mabel
Cascade Limited
Casey, Sherman
Catholic Rehabilitation Service (Montreal)
Chandler, Erville F.
Chandler, Roy F.
Chase, John Paul: on Alcatraz and Leavenworth
as Alcatraz inmate
criminal activities of
death of
as doing quiet time
notoriety of
postrelease success of
reputation of
solitary confinement of
transfer of
Cherrington, Arthur
Chicago: federal enforcement assistance in
kidnapping prevention in
“lawless decade” in
mayoral election in
robberies and murders in. See also Capone, Al (Alphonse Gabriel)
Cook County Jail
Chicago Crime Commission
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Daily Tribune
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Chicago Motion Picture Operators Union
Chicago Tribune
Chitty, Artis J.
Civic League of Improvement Clubs and Associations
Clapp, Maxine
Clark, James
Clark, James (inmate)
Clark, Joseph M.: arrival of
Chase’s letter to
on Kelly’s and Chase’s cases
McDade’s lettter to
Quillen’s relationship with
releasees encouraged by
Clark, Tom
Cleaver, Charles “Limpy”
Clemmer, Donald
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cline, Royal C.: escapees’ conviction for murder of
inmates’ hostility toward
killed by escapees
Lucas’s account on
media’s response to murder of
Cochrane, Harry
Cohen, Stanley
Cole, Theodore: Capone on
criminal activities of
escape of
refusal to work
Stamphill’s reading about
Colliers magazine
Colorado: federal supermax penitentiary in
kidnappings in
state prisons in
Colson, Gene
Comerford, James
communists
ConAid (organization)
Concannon, J. M.
Condemned to Devil’s Island (book and film)
conditional release, defined
“Conditions at Alcatraz” (document)
Connally, John
Connery, Sean
Connor, A. H.
Conroy (inmate)
constitutional psychopath designation
contraband: definition of
disciplinary reports on
escape attempts and
making of
in other prisons
security issues of
smuggling of
as symbol of resistance
omnipresence of
convict code and culture: acceptance of
battle of Alcatraz investigations and
celebrity inmates’ loyalty to
comradeship of
description of
“Dutch route” (suicide) in failed escapes
on emotions
on homosexuality
inadvertent break in
on kidnapping children
local police concerns about
low level of violence and
maxims listed
refusal to talk in
situational context of
snitching absent in
solidarity in
unacceptable comments in
violations of. See also coping mechanisms
daily routines
resistance
convicts. See inmates
Cook, Edgar
Cook County Jail
Cooke, Alistair
Coolidge, Calvin
Cooper, Courtney Ryley
coping mechanisms: for boredom
inmate violence as
“locus of control” theory in
plotting escape as
role of
in solitary confinement. See also psychological issues
resistance
corporal punishment: at British Columbia Penitentiary
eliminating inhumane forms of
types of. See also disciplinary measures
corrections: in penal philosophy
reform of state
use of term. See also rehabilitation
correspondence courses. See educational courses
Corwin, Cecil: in battle of Alcatraz
criticized after battle
inmate’s contradiction of
Costner, Isaac
Costner, William
Cowley, Samuel
Coy, Bernard Paul: on Alcatraz conditions
in battle of Alcatraz
death of
named as participant
testimony concerning
Coyler, William
Cressey, Donald R.
Cretzer, Edna
Cretzer, Joseph Paul: in battle of Alcatraz
criminal activities of
death of
escape attempts of
Grove shot by
media on
named as participant
testimony concerning
criminal careers: assumptions about
concept of
effect of Alcatraz experience on
inside prisons
prison careers compared with
subculture of
western dynasty of outlaws in. See also gangster era
inmates
public enemies
specific criminals
criminal justice system: battle of Alcatraz trial
Giles’s prosecution
inadequacies of
inmates’
murder trials
inmates not prosecuted
officer tried for contraband smuggling
perjury charges
1930s vs. present day. See also law enforcement agencies
penology and penal policy
U.S. Department of Justice
Crowe, Robert
Crowell, Zenus
cruel and unusual conditions or treatment: allegations of
constitutional prohibition of
inmate’s contradiction of allegations
in transportation of prisoners
Culver, Otis
Culver, R. O.
Cummings, Homer S.: on Alcatraz as prison site
Alcatraz t
oured by
challenges for
federal justice as envisoned by
Hoover’s instructions for
inmate’s letter to
public-enemy mythology countered by
public relations concerns of
security concerns of
on success of Alcatraz
super prison envisioned by
Curtis, George
daily routines: description of
different views of
focus on here and now in
function of
grooming
magazines and
other prisons compared with
privileges in
psychological effects of
punitive measures in
questions about
quiet, distraction-free time in
radio listening in
realities of
resistance as counter to
settling into
systematization of
unusual events in
weekend variations in. See also cafeteria and meals
educational courses
letters and letter writing
library
religion
resistance
rules and regulations
silent system
work assignments
Dainard, William: behavior of
contraband smuggled for
criminal activities of
guns manufactured by
status review of
transfer of
Dallas County Jail
Dallas (Texas) News
Dallas (Texas) Times-Herald
Darrow, Clarence
Davis, George B.
Davis, Lester
Davis, Volney: criminal activities of
fighting of
postrelease success of
sentence commuted for
transfers of
death penalty: for battle of Alcatraz murders
for Cole, set aside
federal kidnapping legislation and
for Parker’s kidnap and murder
Delaney, Delores
Delbano (inmate)
Delmore (deputy warden)
Dempsey (guard)
Dempsey, Jack
DeNevi, Don
desistance concept
deterrence theory
Detroit Free Press
Detroit’s Purple Gang
Deutsch, Albert
Devil’s Island (film)
Devil’s Island (French Guiana): Alcatraz compared with
Alcatraz labeled as
escape from
as ideal exile
notoriety of
rejection of term for Alcatraz
DeVol, Lawrence
Dewey (criminal)
Dewey, John
dignity
Dillinger, John: associates of
context of
criminal activities of
escape of, emulated
fading from public view
mentioned
disciplinary measures: BOP questions about
commission’s investigations of
good time forfeiture as
no-nonsense approach to
overview of
types excluded. See also corporal punishment
disciplinary segregation
good time forfeiture
solitary confinement
disciplinary segregation: activities in
cells used for
conversations recorded in
Coy and others chased from
director’s attention to
escape attempt from
gun battle involving
hunger strikes and force feeding in
interviewees in
lengthy stays in
permanent assignment to
protest in
quiet time in
remodeling of
security weaknesses in
shackles absent in
statistics on
types of
reasons for: “act of degeneracy”
battle of Alcatraz
contraband
escape attempts
fighting
inmate’s murder
misconduct and refusing to work
officer’s murder
protests and strikes. See also solitary confinement
Ditmer, Clifford
DOJ. See U.S. Department of Justice
Donnelly, Nell
Donohue, John
Dowd (FBI agent)
Dreyfus, Alfred
drug use and abuse
Dunbar, Walter
dungeons: S. Bates on
Bennett’s tenure and
description of
Johnston on
rumors about
testimony on conditions in. See also disciplinary segregation
solitary confinement
Dunnock, William
Durrill, Grover
Eastern State Penitentiary (Philadelphia)
Eastin, Oscar
Eastwood, Clint
Eaton, Ruey
educational courses: English
to finish high school
for later employment
math and sciences
variety available
Edwards, Willard
El Reno (OK) federal prison
employees and staff: alleged escapee shot by
on arrival of first inmates
carelessness of
changes in
classification and parole duties of
control of
convict code and
on daily regimen
as demoralized
on escapees
expectations of releasees
FBI’s relationship with
on foiling escape attempts
gas billies and blackjacks (“saps”) of
on good time forfeiture board
guns discovered by
hiring of
as hostages
inmates’ assaults on
inmates’ names for
inmates’ testimony on
interviews with
living quarters of
meals of
organization of
papers and memorabilia of
personal concerns of
positions of, summarized
secrecy expected of
on solitary confinement
suspended after Walters’s escape
training of
trial for murder of
undercover investigations of
Waley’s threats against. See also inmate-staff relationship
escape attempts and escapes: advice on
convict code on
from Devil’s Island
downplayed by warden
embarrassment of
first serious
flotation devices for
investigations after
items acquired in
lessons of
local concerns about
maximum sentence for
notes about
period of
planning for
reports and recommendations after
security concerns due to
sensationalization of
solitary confinement for
suicides after
transfer to Alcatraz for
trusty’s killing of inmates in
tunnel plot in. See also battle of Alcatraz (1946)
escape attempts and escapes, by name: Bayless
Bowers
Cole and Roe
Franklin
Giles
Hamilton and others
Limerick, Lucas, and Franklin
Morris and Anglin brothers
Quillen and Pepper
Scott
Stamphill and others
Walters
Escape from Alcatraz (film)
&nbs
p; Factor, Jake “the Barber”
Fallon, J. L.
families: assumptions about
letters to
releasees encouraged by
support from
visits from
Farmer, Herbert
Faulk, Isaac
Faulkner (attorney)
Federal Bureau of Efficiency
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): access to records of
agents of, murdered
Alcatraz report by
Alcatraz visited by
battle of Alcatraz investigated by
BOP relationship with
Capone investigated by
Cole/Roe escape and
Cole sought by
escapees recaptured by
G-men of
inmates questioned by
Karpis’s case and
kidnapping cases of
letters read by
pop culture images of
prisoner transport and
prison investigations by
prison personnel standards of
public relations campaigns of
security concerns of
shootouts of
Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP): administrative concerns of
Alcatraz inmates selected by
Alcatraz investigations by
Alcatraz management’s tensions with
Alcatraz operations overseen by
allegations against
budget of
Capone family’s appeal to
cooperation of
expectations of inmates after release
FBI investigations of
FBI relationship with
FBI security concerns about
Gardner’s book allowed by
good time forfeiture and
inmates categorized by
job security with
letters read by
official statements of
on policies for maximum-security, minimum-privilege
progress reports for
public relations concerns of
records of
rehabilitation goal in
reorganization of
secrecy about Alcatraz. See also federal prisons
specific facilities
Federal Correctional Institution (Milan, MI)
Federal Correctional Institution (Seagoville, TX)
Federal Medical Center. See Medical Center for Federal Prisoners (Springfield, MO)
federal prisons: commission’s investigations of
corruption and scandal in
differences among
policy on staff held as hostages
problems in
security concerns in
shift in uses of
state prisons compared with. See also Administrative Max (ADX, Florence, CO)
Alcatraz
Alderson (WV) Federal Women’s Prison
Atlanta (GA) federal penitentiary
El Reno (OK) federal prison
Leavenworth (KS) Penitentiary and Annex
Lewisburg (PA) penitentiary
Marion (IL) federal supermax penitentiary
McNeil Island (WA) Penitentiary
Medical Center for Federal Prisoners (Springfield, MO)
Terminal Island Federal Correctional Institution (Los Angeles)
Terre Haute (IN) federal penitentiary
federal probation offices
Federal Reporter
Fish, Clifford
Flag Association
Fleisch, Louis: battle of Alcatraz and
media on
on personnel’s response