Carling Malouf collectionMALOUF.001.CaTurCSU
California State University Stanislaus Special Collections and University Archives
University Library
One University Circle
Turlock, CA 95382
mweppler@csustan.edu
Contributing Institution:
California State University Stanislaus Special Collections and University Archives
Title: Carling Malouf collection
source:
Santos, Robert LeRoy (1944-2017)
Creator:
Malouf, Carling (1916-2006)
Identifier/Call Number: MALOUF.001.CaTurCSU
Physical Description:
1 Boxes
Folders:
"The Army needs men" by former librarian Bob Santos (2 copies)
Letter to Lew Napton
Notes on "The Army needs men."
Rehabilitation at Turlock, manuscript
Research journal by Andrea Linan (local history)
Date (inclusive): 1942-1996
Language of Material:
English
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Container: 1 of 1
The U.S. Army Rehabilitation Center located in Turlock, California, was open from 1942-1945 for the purpose of imprisoning
and rehabilitating U.S. Army military found to be in violation of military regulations of the time. Carling Malouf was working
on his doctorate in anthropology at Columbia University when he was called to military duty. Between 1942 and 1946, he served
in Arizona, Utah, and in California at the Rehabilitation Center in Turlock. There he became the camp sociologist. He collected
data about the prisoners, such as their family background, geographical characteristics (urban or rural), type of offense(s),
race, and ethnicity.
The unpublished manuscript of Dr. Carling Malouf was deposited by Dr. Lewis Napton, Professor of Anthropology at CSUS. Dr.
Napton had been a student of Dr. Malouf at the University of Montana where he taught social anthropology, historic archaeology,
and Pacific ethnology. Volume one contains several chapters of narrative describing the rehabilitation program at Turlock.
The second volume contains fascinating prisoner case studies. In 1996, librarian and archivist Robert LeRoy Santos, published
a study based on Carling Malouf's original notes titled "The Army needs men : an account of the U.S. Army rehabilitation center
at Turlock, California, 1942-1945."
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Military discipline -- United States. World War, 1939-1945 -- Prisoners and prisons, American
Turlock (Calif.) -- History
World War, 1939-1945 -- Prisoners and prisons, American
Santos, Robert LeRoy (1944-2017)