Box 4b
Contains 6 Results:
Correspondence 1941 (D-G), 1941 - 1941
Correspondence with (among others): Katharine Dodd (Vanderbilt), William Dock (Cornell), James R. Dawson (Mallory Institute of Pathology), M.Y. Dabney, Thomas Francis (University of Michigan), John A. Ferrell (Rockefeller Foundation), Wiley D. Forbus (Duke University), Stuart Graves (Southern Medical Association), Frederick A. Gibbs (Harvard).
Correspondence 1941 (H-K), 1941 - 1941
Correspondence with (among others): Ludvig Hektoen (AMA), Worth Hale, A. Baird Hastings (Harvard), Tinsley R. Harrison (Vanderbilt), Howard A. Howe (Johns Hopkins), Russell L. Holman (University of North Carolina), Howard T. Karsner (American Association of Pathologists and Bacteriologists), Rudolph H. Kampmeier (Vanderbilt), Edward B. Krumbharr (University of Pennsylvania), Ann G. Kuttner
Other Materials: Material of the Committee on Scientific Research of the AMA.
Correspondence 1941 (L), 1941 - 1941
Correspondence with (among others): Waller S. Leathers, Paul D. Lamson (Vanderbilt), E.M. Landis (University of Virginia), Warfield T. Longcope (Lee, Mass.), C.P. Loranz, Kenneth M. Lynch (Southern Medical Association), C.C. Little (American Society for the Control of Cancer), Leo Loeb (Washington University), Balduin Lucke (University of Pennsylvania)
Other Materials: Material from the Vanderbilt Medical Library.
Correspondence 1941 (M-Mc), 1941 - 1941
Correspondence 1941 (N-P), 1941 - 1941
Correspondence 1941 (R-Z), 1941 - 1941
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