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Luther L. Terry Correspondence
Carbon copies of typed letters sent by both Dr. Terry and Mrs. Terry from February 19 to October 1, 1965.
Luther L. Terry Papers
Luther Terry was U.S. Surgeon General from 1961-1965. The collection primarily documents his professional activities and most notably contains all the speeches he gave while Surgeon General. The largest single portion of the collection documents the numerous organizations and government agencies in which Terry was either a member or advisor on the issue of anti-smoking.
Lyman A. Brewer Papers
Correspondence, notes and drafts, subject files, reprints, patient records, records of surgeries, and motion pictures documenting the practice, teaching, and authorship of thoracic surgeon Lyman Brewer, noted for his advances in emergency thoracotomy and wet lung war casualties (respiratory distress syndrome) born from his World War II experiences.
Lyndon Frederick Small Correspondence
Material is chiefly from the 1930's. Among the correspondents are H. J. Anslinger, Alfred Burger, Nathan B. Eddy, Arthur B. Lamb, and William Charles White.
Mancusi-Ungaro Family diplomas
UNPROCESSED COLLECTION. This set of diplomas includes degrees dated 1652, 1693, and 1783.
Manual of Medical Mycology / by John A. Gammel and George William Cooper
A two part manual comprised of six lectures, prepared for Western Reserve University School of Medicine.
Margaret Pittman papers
UNPROCESSED COLLECTION. Addition to processed collection. Research publications, books, research bibliography notecards, subject files.
Margaret Pittman Papers
Pittman worked at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), first as a bacteriologist and later as the first female lab Chief of an NIH laboratory, the Laboratory of Bacteriological Products within the Division of Biologics Standards (1958-1971). Pittman is perhaps most noted for her contributions to understanding the whooping cough.
Margaret West papers
UNPROCESSED COLLECTION. Material relating to nursing, public health, Indian health, Rusk committee and organization of executive branch. bound volumes, clippings, photographs, publications, reports, reprints.
Marine Hospital Service (Portland, ME) correspondence
Official correspondence from the Treasury Department addressed to Dr. Fessenden. Content is entirely administrative regarding personnel, hospital accounts, maintenance, and reports.