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Arrested in alleged abortion ring raid in Los Angeles, California Contents Note: Description pasted on back of photograph: "Investigator Chief Walter Anderson of the
state board of Medical Examiners leads May Ramsey, also known as "Doc" and "Ma," from
her establishment after her arrest in widespread raids against what officials call
"California's biggest abortion ring." Four law enforcement agencies took part in the
raid on four establishments in which 19 persons were seized."
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1940 December 19 |
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Arrested in connection with cremations, Manchester, Tennessee Contents Note: Description pasted on back of photograph: "Arrested by county officers at Manchester,
Tennessee, in connection with the cremation and possible abortion of five or more
babies at their tourist camp. Left to right: Harry F. Carraway, 28; Mrs. Cora Lee
Peters, 46, his mother; and Harold H. Peters, 55, are fingerprinted by Deputy Sheriff
Bruce B. Ragan (extreme right). Two Negro employees at the camp claimed to have
witnessed the abortions, followed by the cremation of the babies. "
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1945 November 26 |
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Milton and Rosalie Schwartz in magistrate's office during hearing Contents Note: Description pasted on front of photograph: "Philadelphia: Bartender Milton Schwartz
and his beautician wife Rosalie go on trial January 30th for the fatal abortion
attempt on food store heiress, Mrs. Doris Jean Ostreicher. The 22-year-old blonde died
in their apartment last August 24th, two months to the day after she eloped with Earl
Ostreicher, a Miami Beach motorcycle policeman. Here, the couple is shown in the
magistrate's office during their hearing."
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1955 September 19 |
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Riots and Demonstrations, Cleveland Ohio, abortion law repeal Contents Note: Description written on back of photograph: "Laurie Kundtz student at C.S.U assistant
youth director at Northeast YWCA."
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1971 |
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Press photograph of pro-abortion rally Contents Note: Demonstrators holding signs stating views at pro-abortion rally.
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1976 |
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Press photograph of doctor with gynecological equipment Contents Note: Man leaning over examination table with gynecological equipment. Enscription on back
of photograph:" Eugenio Silva abortion charge, 4070 Palm Ave, Hialeah."
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1968 |
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Koome Visits Protest Contents Note: Description pasted on front of photograph: "Dr. Frans Koome, left, Renton physician
who has acknowledged performing abortions, views a demonstration of about 100 people
Monday at the Capitol. Koome later addressed the group that wants to legalize
abortions. The second session of the 41st Legislature began Monday.
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1970 |