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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-48396-0“Five-year-old girl is declared insane,” blared the 1903 headline in the . . newspaper. As the nineteenth century slowly gave way to the twentieth, California newspapers continued to regularly publish the names of individuals sent to state asylums, just as it did for those arrested for crimes or picked up for loitering or public drunkenness.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-18762-9By the end of the 1950s, the California Department of Mental Hygiene, rapidly approaching a hundred years old, was one of the largest departments in state government, with a whopping annual budget of $105,535,319 in fiscal year 1958–1959 alone.

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,“A Sin and a Shame”: Regional Institutional Development in the Late Nineteenth Century,“The prosperous cluster of counties that forms the southern portion of the State send their insane mainly to this asylum, about fifty patients a year from Los Angeles County alone,” the superintendent of Stockton observed in his 1888 annual report.

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,“Whistling in the Dark”: California’s Politics of Disability Transformed,By the end of the 1950s, the California Department of Mental Hygiene, rapidly approaching a hundred years old, was one of the largest departments in state government, with a whopping annual budget of $105,535,319 in fiscal year 1958–1959 alone.

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Vladimir G. Ivancevic,Tijana T. Ivancevic her career was derailed by drug addiction. Wilson, born in California in 1908, bounced from job to job: waitressing, dancing, swimming in motion pictures and water ballets, and doubling for feature players in films.