Correspondence 1933 (N - Z), 1933 - 1933
Scope and Contents note
Correspondence with (among others): M. Fernan-Nunez (Marquette University, Milwaukee), Peter K. Olitsky (Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research), Eugene L. Opie (University of Pennsylvania), Frederick Parker (Boston City Hospital) Louise Pearce (Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research), J.C. Perry (U.S. Public Health Service), Peyton Rous, Thomas M. Rivers (Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research), H.B. van Wesep, Frederick F. Russell (Rockefeller Foundation), Richard E. Shope (Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research), J.R. Schramm (Biological Abstracts), Harry C. Schmeisser (University of Tennessee), Edwin W. Schultz (Stanford University), A. Watson Sellards (Harvard), Wilbur A. Sawyer (Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research), Charles R. Tyler (New York City Health Department), Georqe H. Whipple (University of Rochester), A.J. Warren (Rockefeller Foundation), S. Burt Wolbach (Harvard), Shields Warren (New England Deaconess Hospital, Boston), John B. Youmans (Vanderbilt)
Other Materials: Monthly Statements of the Department of Pathology, Vanderbilt; A List of Publications from the same department (1925-1933).
Dates
- Creation: 1933 - 1933
Creator
- From the Collection: Goodpasture, Ernest William (Person)
Notes about Access to this Collection
All collections are subject to applicable Vanderbilt University privacy and confidentiality policies. Collection specific restrictions: No Restrictions.
Full Extent
From the Collection: 20.56 Cubic Feet (48 Hollinger boxes, 1 Half-Hollinger box, 2 Paige boxes)
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
Location:
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Repository Details
Part of the History of Medicine Manuscripts Collection Repository
Eskind Biomedical Library
2209 Garland Ave.
Nashville TN 37232
historyofmedicine@vanderbilt.edu
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