Alcatraz (101 page)

criminal activities of

escape attempts of

explanations of

Lucas on

mentioned

officer attacked by

post-release success of

protests and strikes of

on quiet time

release and death of

solitary confinement of

status review of

transfers of

trial of

Franks, Bobby

Fuller, Justin

Gable, Clark

Gaddis, Thomas E.

Gallatas, Richard

Gandhi, Mahatma

gangster era: Capone years in Chicago

end of

focus on

kidnapping epidemic in

mid-country crime wave in

popular mythology of

prison corruption in

prison crisis in

prison security concerns in

super prison to counter.
See also
public enemies

Gardner, Roy: assistance for

book of

at escapees’

murder trial

escapes of

notoriety of

suicide of

as tour guide

transfers of

Garvey (psychiatrist)

gas billies

General Frank M. Coxe
(ferry)

Gentry, Curt

Georgia: crimes in.
See also
Atlanta (GA) federal penitentiary Giacalone, Vito

Giles, John K.

Gill, Howard

Gillis, Lester.
See
Nelson, Baby Face (aka Lester Gillis)

Gilmore, John F.

G-men: pop culture images of

shootouts of

use of term

Godwin, John

Goffman, Erving

Golden Gate International Exposition (1939)

Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
See
Alcatraz Island, Golden Gate National Recreation Area

Gollaher, L. P.

Goodman, Louis

Goodstein, Lynne

good time forfeiture: for “act of degeneracy”

board to review

for escape attempts

escape attempt sentence vs.

for fighting

for misconduct

for murder

for property destruction

for protests and strikes

for refusal to talk

restored for improved conduct

staff uses of

Gordon, Waxey

Gotti, John

Granite City (OK) state reformatory

Green, Will

Greene, Ralph

Grooms (detective)

Grove, James: Baker’s life saved by

in battle of Alcatraz

contraband smuggled for

criminal activities of

Johnston’s review of

McMiller killed by

mental difficulties of

mentioned

officer attacked by

Phillips’s altercation with

solitary confinement of

suicide of

trial testimony on prison conditions

Gunn, Riley

Gusenberg, Frank

Gusenberg, Peter

Guzik, Jake

Hack, Richard

Hamilton, Floyd: as Alcatraz inmate

in battle of Alcatraz

behavior of

book of

criminal activities of

death of

escape attempts of

homosexuality false allegation

mentioned

not charged with escape attempt

notoriety of

postrelease success of

reentry to prison

release and pardons of

religious conversion of

solitary confinement of

transfers of

on Walters’s death

Hamilton, Raymond

Hamm, William

Hammack, William T.: on Johnston’s management

on prisoner transport

responsibilities of

on Stadig’s condition

Haney, Bert E.

Hannay, Allen B.

Hanson, Thormod H. (U.S. probation officer)

Harlan, John Marshall

Harrell, Floyd: on battle of Alcatraz

on boredom

on daily routine

on inmate-officer relationship

on letter writing rules

on movies

on weekends

Hearst, Randolph

Helmer, William J.

Hennessy, Frank J.

Hensley, Jack: assistance for

criminal activities of

hunger strike of

litigation of

postrelease success of

recommended transfer of

resistance of

solitary confinement of

Hermanson (detective)

Herring, Maurice

Heyl, Paul R.

Hicks, Clyde

Hill, Henry (warden)

Hinton, Ted

Holden, Thomas: associates of

criminal activities of

escape of

mentioned

post-Alcatraz failure of

protests and strike of

transfer of

Hollis, H. E.

Holmesburg County Prison

homosexuality: Berta on

of Butler

denial of

Hamilton false charge

of inmate sent to Alcatraz

of military prisoners

murder blamed on

noted in Karis’s book

rarity of

Hood, Carl

Hoover, Herbert: anticrime crusade of

battle of Alcatraz investigation and

BOP established by

Lindbergh kidnapping and

McCormick’s appeal to

Hoover, J. Edgar: Alcatraz visit of

on appeasing the BOP

Bennett’s relationship with

on Capone’s prison life

escape attempts and

federal justice as envisoned by

on Fort Leavenworth Annex

kidnapping epidemic and

mentioned

prisoner transport and

public relations concerns of

reform efforts of

reputation of

security concerns of

super prison envisioned by

on trial and security

undercover prison investigations of

specific cases and: Bailey

Chase

Davis

Karpis

Kellys

Horwitz, Emanuel

hostages: in battle of Alcatraz

in gangster crime wave

in other Alcatraz escape attempts

in other prison breakouts

policy on staff held as

Hostra, Ray

Hotte, Guy

Houston, Hoyt

Howard, Clark

Howard, Sidney

Hubbard, Marvin F.: in battle of Alcatraz

criminal activities of

death of

escape attempts of

named as participant

testimony concerning

Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs

Hudspeth, Robert

Hughes, Howard

hunger strikes: force-feeding to end

as individual resistance

Karpis’s refusal to join

in Leavenworth

media’s response to

mental illness and

murder in context of

participants in

transfer to Alcatraz for

Hunter, Fred: arrest of

associates of

escape attempts of

illness of

Hunter, Wayne

Huxley, Aldous

Idaho State Penitentiary

Illinois: crimes in

FBI-gangster shootout in

state prison in (Joliet)

supermax prisons in.
See also
Chicago

Marion (IL) federal supermax penitentiary

Immigration and Naturalization Service

Indiana: crimes in

federal penitentiary in

state prison of (Michigan City)

industrial good time: use of term.
See also
good time forfeiture

industries building (new).
See also
laundry

inmate-on-inmate violence: convict code on

as coping mechanism

murders in

other inmates’

interest in

past acts as reason for

rarity of

types of

inmates: arrival of

on Bowers incident

categorization of

celebrity type of

cell location chosen by

characteristics of

counts of

of federal vs. state prisons

first death

“habitual and incorrigible”

heroes of

for institutional maintenance tasks

island terrain known by

lax attitudes toward

as “living dead”

management challenges of

misconduct patterns among

as movie protagonists

“nerves” of

overview of

patriotic acts of

personal items allowed to

preparation for first

prisonization of

prison records of

psychological support for

realities of

relationships among

selected for Alcatraz

spies as

status reviews of

talks for

testimony on Alcatraz conditions by

WWII fears of.
See also
convict code and culture

daily routines

inmate-on-inmate violence

inmates, post-Alcatraz

interviews (by author)

letters and letter writing

military prisoners in Alcatraz

psychological issues

resistance

sentence length

inmates, post-Alcatraz: age of

cohort differences among

conditions sensationalized by

effect of experience on expectations concerning

factors in success/failure of

locations of

media interviews of

progress reports on

statistics on

study of.
See also
interviews (by author)

inmates, post-Alcatraz failures: Audett

Holden

Peabody

Stamphill

Walters

inmates, post-Alcatraz successes: Bailey

Berta

Butler

Capone

Chase

Davis

Franklin

Gardner

Hamilton

Hensley

Neumer

Number

Phillips

Quillen

Urbaytis

Waley

Young

inmate-staff relationship: convict code on

fraternization in

inmates’ assaults and

personal attention in

restrictions on communications in.
See also
silent system

Internal Revenue Service

International Prison Ministry

interviews (by author): anonymity offered in

approach to

honorariums for

initial
contacts in

postrelease questions in.
See also
oral histories

Iowa: crimes in

state penitentiary of

state reformatory of

Irwin, John K.

Jackson (MI) prison

James, Jesse

Jarrett, W. R.

Johns Hopkins Hospital

Johnson, Frank

Johnson, George E.

Johnson, George S.

Johnson, Harry

Johnson, Hiram W.

Johnson, Lyndon B.

Johnston, James A.: on Alcatraz population

on attorney visits

background of

basic goal of

battle of Alcatraz and

book dedicated to

book of

BOP relations of

on cafeteria behavior

challenges for

criticized after battle

death notification by

difficulty in prosecuting inmates and

on dungeon cells

escape attempts and

in gangster era

hiring policy of

on Hoover’s and FBI agents’visit

on hunger strikes

inmate identification by

inmates’ hostility toward

on inmates’ protests

on meals in solitary

media relations of

military prisoners and

on mortality rate

outcome of inmate cohort under

Phillips’s assault on

Phillips’s letter and

post-trial investigation and

promotion and retirement of

public relations concerns of

releasees encouraged by

on religious services

San Francisco office of

on silent system

solitary confinement and

staff communications with

strikes and

successor to

on suicide attempts

on transportation of inmates

WWII and

specific cases and: Bates

Capone

Grove

Kelly

Neumer

Persful

Quillen

Stadig

Waley

Young

Kaczynski, Theodore “the Unabomber”

Kannon, Jerry.
See
Cannon, Jerry

Kansas: Bailey’s sentence in

Boys Industrial School in

crimes in

state penitentiary of

state reformatory of.
See also
Leavenworth (KS) Penitentiary and Annex

Kansas Board of Probation and Parole

Kansas City: crimes in

escapees captured in.
See also
Union Station massacre

Kansas City Star

Kansas Council on Crime and Delinquency

Karabelas, Spiro

Karloff, Boris

Karpis, Alvin “Ray” (Karpowicz): as Alcatraz inmate

arrest of

associates of

“big shot complex” of

books of

on Capone

on Cline

criminal activities of

death of

disciplinary segregation of

fighting of

implicated in tunnel plot

implicated in Union Station massacre

leadership bid of

length of incarceration

media’s sensationalization of

notoriety of

parole of

on Phillips’s assault on Johnston

postrelease reflections of

protests and strikes of

release plan of

reputation of

solitary confinement of

status review of

transfers of

Waley compared with

Keating, Francis (Frank): associates of

criminal activities of

escape of

fighting of

mentioned

strike of

transfer of

Keenan, Joseph

Kelly (sheriff )

Kelly, George “Machine Gun”: adaptation of

arrest and trial of

associates of

Bates and

“big shot complex” of

context of

on convict code

correspondence courses of

correspondence with Kathryn

correspondence with Urschel

criminal activities of