Name: KARPAWICZ, Alvin No. 325-AZ
| DATE REPORTED | OFFENSE AND ACTION |
| 4-2-42 | Removed to regular cell and work assignment. |
| 4-30-42 | REFUSED TO WORK IN THE LAUNDRY AS ASSIGNED. Mat Shop closed due to lack of material. When assigned to work in the laundry this man refused. Report by Captain Weinhold. ACTION: Would make no excuses and simply stated he was not going to work in the laundry. Placed in solitary confinement, restricted diet; case recommended for good time trial board. E.J. Miller, Associate Warden. |
| [indeciph] | [indeciph.] |
| [indeciph] | Removed from Solitary to regular cell [indeciph.] |
| [indeciph] | All privileges restored this date. [indeciph.] Assoc.Warden |
| 3-18[?]-52 | REFUSAL TO RETURN TO CULINARY ASSIGNMENT. Culinary inmates were removed from the kitchen on afternoon of March [?] during reorganization of this unit. All inmates assigned there were interviewed subsequently, to learn if they would return to duty under new regulations, etc. Karpis stated he believes we are punishing inmates in culinary unit because of a few screw balls that mess up the details. He believes that cooks, dismachine workers and bakers should be provided with a bath before they return to cellhouse in the evening. He has enough of culinary unit and would not go back to work under the rules read to him. Karpawicz is undoubtedly one of the ring leaders in opposition to orderly [indeciph.] and regulations in operating the culinary unit. N.F. Stucker, Assoc. W. ACTION: PLACED IN T.U. UNTIL FURTHER ORDERS FOR REFUSAL TO WORK IN CULINARY UNIT. REMOVED FROM MERITORIOUS COMPENSATION AS OF Mar. 1, 1952. WARDEN, Approved. N.F. Stucker, Associate W. Classification Comm recommend above action. |
| 3-18-52 | to T.U. |
| 4-15-52 | MUTINOUS PARTICIPATION IN GROUP RESISTANCE TO DULY CONSTITUTED AUTHORITY. This inmate refused to return to his assigned job in the Culinary Unit. He insists on participating in a prolonged group resistance to established policy for operation of the Culinary Unit. P.H. Bergen, Captain. ACTION: CONTINUE IN "OPEN FRONT" S.T.U. STATUS ON REST. DIET AND LOSSOF ALL PRIVILEGES UNTIL SUCH TIME HE DECIDES TO RETURN TO WORK. REFERRED FOR GOOD TIME TRIAL, HOWEVER IS SERVING A LIFE SENTENCE WITH NO STAT. GOOD TIME. |
| 5-1-52 | 4-[?]-52 off restrictions. |
| 5-18-53 | PROPOSITIONING AN OFFICER. On Sunday 5-17-53, while I was in west end of cellhouse, Karpawicz-325 stopped on way to recreation yard and asked if he could talk to me. He stated that he had talked it over with some of the "old timers" and was acting as spokesman for them. He said they were interested in seeing that the men returned to work in the shops. He also stated that some of the inmates might lose some good time if the work stoppage continued. He felt sure that if some assurance was given that no good time would be taken and as he put it, "nobody holding the bag." and if the inmates in the Treatment Unit were returned to the regular population, the inmates would go back to work in the shops. E. Rychner, Acting Captain. TO S.T.U., CLOSED FRONT CELL, BULL, DIST. Agitator, active in organizing resistance, etc. L. Delmore Assoc. |
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