Institutional Attendant, resigned July 30, 1947: “Was previously reprimanded for mistreating patients, and recently was observed by a day supervisor handling patients roughly. Was allowed to resign. Would not recommend for re-employment.”
Attendant, terminated April 29, 1931: “Discharged. Reported by a patient that attendant had put a towel around his neck and choked him. Investigation proved patient’s statement was true. Could not recommend.”
Attendant, terminated January 30, 1933: “Patient complained he had been abused by this attendant and after a thorough investigation and evidence proved, this man was discharged.”
Attendant, discharged August 5, 1930: “On investigation it was found that he had been unreasonably rough with patients. Could not recommend.”
Attendant, terminated June 24, 1937: Dismissal recommended for striking a patient (female). Faithful and conscientious employee, although he is probably somewhat below normal intellectually. Under the circumstances cannot be recommended for re-employment.
