Radiology
Found in 29 Collections and/or Records:
Joseph Hunter Allen, Jr. Biographical File
CV, photograph, magazine article, letters of recommendation.
Allen, Joseph Hunter, Jr
John H. Beveridge Biographical File
Biographical file includes one photograph, curriculum vitae, and a newspaper clipping.
Beveridge, John H.
Henry Burko Biographical File
Includes photographs, negatives.
Donald R. Eisert Biographical File
Includes photograph, newspaper article, letters, CV.
Herbert C. Francis Biographical File
Includes newspaper articles, photograph and letter
S. Julian Gibbs Biographical File
Biographical file includes news clippings, press release, curriculum vitae, academic articles, and other biographical information.
Paul Francis Hahn Biographical File
Biographical file includes obituary, academic article, and correspondence.
Hahn, Paul Francis (1908-1967)
Charles Marshall Hamilton Biographical File
Biographical file includes obituary.
Richard M. Heller Biographical File
Includes photograph, newspaper article, book publication, research article, obituary.
Harry T. Hillstrom Biographical File
Biographical file includes photographs.
A. Everette James Jr. Biographical File
Includes photographs, negatives, CV, newspaper articles, book, journal papers.
Sandra G. Kirchner Biographical File
Includes photographs, negative, CV, newspaper articles, case reports.
Eugene Klatte Biographical File
Leon Martin Lanier Biographical File
Includes newspaper articles.
Robert Joseph Linn Biographical File
Biographical file includes photographs, article, and other biographical information.
Christopher C. McClure Biographical File
Biographical file includes 1918 Tennessee medical license, article, negative of McClure's retirement from active service at the First Presbyterian Church of Nashville, and medical equipment photographs.
McClure, Christopher C. (1892-1967)
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