Box 1c

 Container

Staff Only

Contains 2 Results:

Correspondence 1932 (N - R), 1932 - 1932

 File — Box: 1c, Folder: 20
Identifier: 02
Scope and Contents note Correspondence with (among others): Henry E. Meleney (Vanderbilt), Frank B. Mallory (Boston City Hospital), Merrill Moore, Fred. A. Mettler (Cornell University), George R. Minot (Boston City Hospital), James Howard Means (Massachusetts General Hospital), G.W. McCoy (National Institute of Health), Earl B. McKinley (G. Washington University, Washington, D.C.), Howard A. McCordock (Washington University St. Louis), J.C. Perry (U.S. Public Health Service), John W. Parsons (Boston City Hospital),...
Dates: 1932 - 1932
Found in: History of Medicine Manuscripts Collection / Ernest W. Goodpasture Papers / Correspondence - Chronological

Correspondence 1932 (S - Z), 1932 - 1932

 File — Box: 1c, Folder: 21
Identifier: 02
Scope and Contents note Correspondence with (among others): A. Watson Sellards (Harvard University), Harry C. Schmeisser (University of Tennessee), E.L. Stubbs (University of Pennsylvania), F.W. Schlutz (University of Chicago), Richard P. Strong (Harvard University), Harvey S. Thatcher (University of Arkansas), Arthur W. Wright (Bender Hygienic Lab., Albany, N.Y.), George H. Whipple (University Of Rochester), Hans Zinnser (Harvard University)Other Materials: Comments by Dr. Goodpasture at a medical...
Dates: 1932 - 1932
Found in: History of Medicine Manuscripts Collection / Ernest W. Goodpasture Papers / Correspondence - Chronological

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