Box 8a
Contains 12 Results:
Correspondence 1951 (A-C), 1951 - 1951
Correspondence with (among others): Beaudette, F.R.; Blalock, Alfred; Branscomb, Harvie; Buddingh, John; Burch, John C.; Burnet, F.M.; Burnet, Sir MacFarlane; Cowdry, Edmund V.; Morgan, Hugh J.; Moritz, Alan R.
Correspondence 1951 (D-M), 1951 - 1951
Correspondence with (among others): Dabney, M.Y.; Darby, William J.; Duran-Reynals, F.; Eisenbud, Merril; Evans, Charles A.; Forbus, Wiley D.; Fukui, George S.; Hereford, Julia; Holman, Russell L.; Kefauver, Estes; Lentz, John J.; Martzloff, Karl H.; McVickar, David L.; Moore, Robert A.; Morgan, Hugh J.
Other Materials: budgets of the Department of pathology, Vanderbilt
Correspondence 1951 (N-U), 1951 - 1951
Correspondence with (among others): Buddingh, John; Gill, Robert S.; Randall, Charles C.; Rivers, Thomas M.; Van Riper, Hart E.
Other Materials: budgets of the Department of Pathology, Vanderbilt; survey of Medical education filled out by Dr. Goodpasture
Correspondence 1951 (V-Z), 1951 - 1951
Correspondence with (among others): Forbus, Wiley D. (Report about Vanderbilt Hospital); Wells, Warner; Winternitz, Milton C.; Youmans, John B.
Correspondence 1952 (A-D), 1952 - 1952
Correspondence with (among others): Adams, Jack; Allen, Ernst M.; Branscomb, Harvie; Burnet, Sir MacFarlane; Burwell, C. Sidney; Chesney, Alan M.; Darby, William J.; Dean, Gordon; Moritz, Alan R.; Youmans, John B.
Other Materials: material about the American Association Of Pathologists And Bacteriologists; "Why I think Dr. Goodpasture is a good citizen" by a nephew of Dr. Goodpasture
Correspondence 1952 (E-M), 1952 - 1952
Correspondence with (among others): Bronk, Detlev W.; Evans, Frank A.; Evans, Lester J.; Feldman, William H.; Gregg, Alan; Holman, Russell L..; Martzloff, Karl H.; Moritz, Alan R.; Youmans, John B.
Other Materials: written speech by Dr. Goodpasture upon the retirement of Paul D. Lamson
Correspondence 1952 (N-P), 1952 - 1952
Correspondence with (among others): Armstrong, R.C.; Gill, Robert S.; Long, Esmond R.; Marshall, C.L.; Pollard, William G.
Correspondence 1952 (R-Z), 1952 - 1952
Correspondence with (among others): Chesney, Alan M.; Meneely, George R.; Moritz, Alan R.; Robinson, Virgil B.; Sanger, W.T.; Warren, Shields; Youmans, John B.
Other Materials: budgets of the Department of Pathology; Summary of gifts, grants and bequests to Vanderbilt University
Correspondence 1953 (A-R), 1953 - 1953
Correspondence with (among others): Beaudette, F.R.; Branscomb, Harvie; Buddingh, John; Burwell, C. Sidney; Chesney, Alan M.; Dawson, James R.; Dean, Gordon; Feldman, William H.; Holman, Russell L.; Kefauver, Estes; Little, Joseph A.; Moore, Robert A.; Morgan, Hugh J.; Paine, Thomas Fite Jr.; Youmans, John B.
Other Materials: material about the National Academy of Sciences
Correspondence 1953 (S-Z), 1953 - 1953
Correspondence with (among others): Sabin, Albert B. (report:Herpes group of viruses); Scott, H. William; Van Slyke, Donald D.; Ward, James W.; Warren, Shields; Whipple, George H.; Youmans, John B.
Other Materials: report by Albert B. Sabin about the Herpes group of Viruses
Correspondence 1954 (A-B), 1954 - 1954
Correspondence with (among others): Bradford, William L.; Branscomb, Harvie; Burwell, C. Sidney; Lazansky, Joseph P.; Martzloff, Karl H.
Other Materials: Reminiscences of Max Brodel (Brodel Memorial address, Association Of Medical Illustrators, Nashville, by Dr. Goodpasture)
Correspondence 1954 (C-F), 1954 - 1954
Correspondence with (among others): Chesney, Alan M.; Duran-Reynals, F.; Loucks, Harold H.; Youmans, John B.
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