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Registry of Noteworthy Research in Pathology OHA 287 OHA 260.05

Otis Historical Archives National Museum of Health and Medicine Armed Forces Institute of Pathology

Date of Records: 1860s-1970s

40 Cubic Feet, 62 Boxes

Description

Files from AFIP's Registry of Noteworthy Research in Pathology, a collection of research materials and publications. Includes administrative records; books, reprints, and pamphlets; manuscripts, notes, photographs; microscope and lantern slides; paraffin blocks; charts and case histories; newspaper clippings, and biographical information. Records are arranged alphabetically by name. Artifacts are in Historical and Anatomical Collections. Cataloged in NUCMC.

The first folder under the pathologists’ names lists the materials that were received by the Registry, and, if one was assigned, shows the accession numbers assigned to each item. Where the item’s description was present in the records, it is listed below by its accession number and description as transcribed from the original folders, followed by any needed clarification. If an item was not in the records it was not included in the finding aid, regardless if it had been assigned an accession number; however, if an empty folder existed for a pathologist or an item, it is listed but noted as empty. Most accession numbers were shown to have been deaccessioned in 1973 and that is indicated in the pathologist’s list of items.

Unless noted otherwise, correspondence usually refers to communications about the Registry.

Box 1 See also Feldman, William H. Administration

Finding aid Original inventory, 1969-1970 RNWRP financial date (background material used for seeking financial support from UAREP, etc.) Correspondence regarding maintenance of Registry material

General correspondence, memoranda, and other supporting paperwork, 1958-1964. Includes lists of researchers who will be included in the Registry General correspondence, memoranda, and other supporting paperwork, 1965-1973. Includes lists of researchers who will be included in the Registry Early AFIP Special Study Groups (from file cards; Mrs. Evans, May 1968) Minutes of meetings of RNWRP subcommittee, 1963-1964 ("record copies filed in green notebook") Minutes of meetings of RNWRP subcommittee, 1965-1966 ("record copies filed in green notebook")

Box 2 Administration

Minutes of the Advisory Committee on the Registry, 1963-1967. "Joyce’s work copy" Minutes of meetings of RNWRP Advisory Committee, December 9, 1966; June 13, 1967 Minutes of meetings of RNWRP subcommittee, 1970-1971 Meetings, RNWRP Committee. Correspondence, memoranda, lists, and other documentation relating to the Registry, 1967-1973 Annual and other reports on Registry activities, 1962-1969 Vault inventory (retain for use by Registry of Noteworthy Research in Pathology) AFIP Professional Files area. 1965 or 1966, and 1967. "J.W. Garris G-066-S" Registry acquisitions – notes that were dictated by CPT Cruet 1966-1967 (not all transcribed; some still on red transparent records) Lists of videos from WRAMC-TV that have been converted to 16mm CAP newspapers [Pathology Daily News]. "(Review for news items on RNWRP persons)" September 1969 Nobel Laureates. Reprints Gold-headed Cane Award. Article by John H. Talbott Obituaries and short biographies of persons not included in the Registry. Includes photograph of Dr. Frieda S. Robscheit-Robbins (1893-1973), an associate of George Whipple American Society of Experimental Pathologists. Photographs and correspondence, 1965 Correspondence and reprint. Hemorrhagic Fever Commission materials of Dr. Marshall Hertig Correspondence. Bolivian Hemorrhagic Fever "(corres. only; no material obtained yet)" of Dr. Henry K. Beye

Box 3 Administration

Summary inventory of materials received by the Registry. 2 folders Condensed inventory of materials received by the Registry. Several copies Medical Museum. Includes meeting minutes; memoranda and correspondence on maintenance of data of former curators/directors/other AFIP staff; museum exhibits; and correspondence with Arthur T. Hertig American Giants of Pathology. List of names and reprint Miscellaneous files

Box 4

Abbott, Maude Elizabeth Seymour (1869-September 3, 1940) (Accession #1194002) See also OHA 84, Abbott Scrapbook on the International Association of Medical Museums, 1908 1924 Based on her study of pathological specimens with the purpose of classification and recognition, Abbott was considered the greatest authority on congenital heart disease.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned in September 1973. 1194002-2

Photograph from National Library of Medicine; other portraits Biographical material Correspondence, reprints, and manuscript about Dr. Abbott’s scrapbook Correspondence, general (See Numbered Correspondence 11187)

1194002-3

Reprint: Single issue of International Pathology containing photograph of a mural in Mexico City showing Dr. Abbott at work

Abel, Rudolf Reprint

Adami, John George (January 12, 1862-August 29, 1926) (Accession #1194003) Adami believed that many exogenic intoxications and acquired disturbances of metabolism had a changing effect on the germ cells and were thus heritable. See also Howard T. Karsner’s manuscript, American Giants of Pathology

Inventory of materials received by the Registry 1194003-1

Reprint. On the Variability of Bacteria and the Development of Races. Medical Chronicle, September 1892

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Reprint. Inflammation. 1896 Andersen, Dorothy Hansine (May 15, 1901-March 3, 1963) (Accession #1194004) Andersen was the first scientist to identify the disease cystic fibrosis (1938) and helped create a test to diagnose it.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned in September 1973.

Anderson, John F. (March 14, 1873-September 29, 1958) (Accession #1194005) Anderson reported the existence of Spotted Fever in the Rocky Mountains (1903), and was known for his work on anaphylaxis.


Reprint. Further Studies upon Anaphylaxis. Hygienic Laboratory, Bulletin Number 45, 1908

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Reprint. Further Studies upon the Phenomenon of Anaphylaxis. Hygienic Laboratory, Bulletin Number 50, 1909 (2 copies)

1194005-3

Reprint. Studies upon Anaphylaxis with Special Reference to the Antibodies Concerned. Hygienic Laboratory, Bulletin Number 64, 1910

Angevine, D. Murray (1903- ) (Accession # 1194006) Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned in September 1973.

Ash, James Earle (1884-1986) (Accession #1194007) See also AFIP Historical Files, Curator Biographical Files


Portrait from National Library of Medicine

1194007-2

Reprint. James E. Ash, a Biographical Sketch, by Hugh R. Gilmore. Laboratory Investigation, 1954

Auerbach, Oscar (1905-January 15, 1997) Found the first link between smoking and cancer.

Correspondence Bailey, Percival Sylvester (May 9, 1892-August 11, 1973) (Accession #1194008) With Harvey Cushing, he developed a pathogenic classification of gliomas.


Reprint. Histologic Atlas of Gliomas. Archives of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, 1927 (2 copies)

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Reprint. The Origin and Nature of Meningeal Tumors. American Journal of Cancer, 1931

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Journal. Modern Medicine, November 22, 1965 Bayne-Jones, Stanhope (November 6, 1888-February 20, 1970) (Accession #1194009) One of the ten members of the U.S. Surgeon General's Advisory Committee on Smoking and Health, which issued the Surgeon General's Report in 1964 that linked smoking to cancer. See also OHA 109, the Bayne-Jones Collection

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Correspondence, curriculum vitae, reprints, Passano Award, book titled Joseph Jones (1833-1896) Plaza recording tape. Tape recording made by Dr. Roger Terry, Professor of Pathology, University of Rochester: celebration of the 90th birthday of George Hoyt Whipple, August 28, 1968. (Housed in the Whipple file)

Bell, Elexious Thompson (August 30, 1880-September 16, 1963) (Accession #1194010) Author of eight editions of The Textbook of Pathology and was known for his studies of hypertension and diabetes mellitus.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; progress report on obtaining materials. Materials were deaccessioned in September 1973. 1194010-4


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Correspondence from Dr. Bell to Dr. Feldman; undated. 2 letters between Drs. Bell and Feldman (no accession number)

Other correspondence 1194010-7

Obituary: Lancet 84: 1964 (2 copies)

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Obituary: Archives of Pathology 77: 1964. 4 copies

Newsclipping. Dr. Bell’s widow brings lawsuit 1194010-6

Brief biography and list of publications: Lancet 80:1960

1194010-3

Monograph: Experimental Diabetes Mellitus, Springfield, Dr. Charles C. Thomas, 1948. Monograph # 28 in American Lectures in Pathology. (Contributed by Dr. Paul R. Cannon). Copy 2/2

Best, Charles Herbert (February 27, 1899-March 31, 1978) With Frederick Banting, discovered insulin.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait Blake, Francis Gilman (February 22, 1887-1952) (and Russell L. Cecil) (Accession #1194011) Did extensive work with Cecil on experimental pneumonia.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned in September 1973. 1194011-1,2

Reprints. Studies on Experimental Pneumonia. I. Production of Pneumococcus Lobar Pneumonia in Monkeys, and II. Pathology and Pathogenesis of Pneumococcus Lobar Pneumonia in Monkeys. Journal of Experimental Medicine, 1920

Reprint Boeck [Wilhelm] and Danielsen [sic]

Note: original folder labeled Boeck and Danielsen. Materials (correspondence) rehoused in Daneilssen.

Bordet, Jules (June 13, 1870-April 6, 1961) (Accession #1194012) Received the Nobel Prize in 1919 for his work on immunity.


Bronze bas relief which was purchased by Dr. Karsner and given to the Registry by him. (Dr. Bordet was responsible for the Bordet-Gegnon Test.) (Housed in Historical Collections.)

Boyd, William C. (June 21, 1885-March 10, 1979) (Accession #1194013) Known for linking the pathology of illness and disease to their symptoms and disorders.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned in September 1973. Correspondence 1194013-1

Biography. William Boyd, a Biographical Sketch, by G. Lyman Duff. Laboratory Investigation 5, 1956 (positive photostat containing good photograph)

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Article: Gold-Headed Cane Ceremony, by John H. Talbott, M.D., The Pharos, October 1964; photocopy

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Newspaper article: Dr. Boyd receiving Gold-Headed Cane Award, The Toronto Gazette, May 4, 1962 (contains photograph) (2 copies)

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Journal. Modern Medicine, April 1, 1963 (2 copies) Reprints, photocopies

Box 5

Brill, Nathan Edwin (January 3, 1860-1925) Described the pathologic features of Gaucher’s Disease; an endemic form of typhus now known as Brill’s Disease; and a form of lymphoma now known as Brill-Symmers Disease.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait Brines, Osborne Allen (1894-1960) (Accession #1194014)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned in September 1973.

Broders, Albert Compton (August 8, 1885-March 26, 1964) (Accession #1194015) Broders initiated the numerical system for the grading of cancer based on the differentiation of the tumor, leading to determining which patients are candidates for local procedures in the treatment of rectal cancer and which should consider chemotherapy and radiotherapy.


One 8x10” received from National Library of Medicine

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Photograph autographed by Dr. Broders

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Biography. Original two-page typewritten biography with two copies

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Original notes: handwritten correspondence with replies on cases Other correspondence 1194015-2a

Original manuscripts (5). Carcinoma in situ and surgical pathology of the thyroid gland with correspondence and photomicrographs [no correspondence or photomicrographs]

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Original manuscripts. Carcinoma in situ, grading of carcinoma, and surgical pathology of the thyroid gland with correspondence and photomicrographs

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Reprint and photocopies: JAMA 99, 1932 Bulbulian, A.H.

Correspondence Burnet, Frank MacFarlane (September 3, 1899-August 31, 1985) (Accession #1194016) Received the Nobel Prize (with Peter B. Medawar) in 1960 in recognition of his work on the mechanisms of immunity.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; progress report on obtaining materials; unidentified copy of page: “International Recognition.” Materials were deaccessioned in September 1973. 1194016-1

Photograph: 4”x6” black and white with Lady Burnet and friends at Royal Palace in Stockholm in 1960

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Photograph: 4”x6” black and white at party in London after the Nobel Award ceremony in 1960

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Correspondence between Sir MacFarlane and Directors of AFIP

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Nobel citation: color photographs of the citation (2 pages) Article from Life magazine, February 18, 1966: The Virus Enemy (Housed in Box 43)

Callender, George R. (May 13, 1884- )

Callender was the U.S. Army’s well-known wound ballistics expert in World War 2. Correspondence Bound volumes. Collected Papers. Lantern slides. General Callender’s lantern slides for wound ballistics lectures. Miscellaneous slides pertaining to war wounds. World War 2. Last 14 slides in box for case reports on Solid Blast Injury from Naval Medical Research Institute. [13-case report included in the box.] (Housed at end of collection in Box 60)

Box 6 Calmette, Léon Charles Albert (July 12, 1863-October 29, 1933) [?] With veterinarian and fellow researcher Camille Guérin, developed a vaccine against tuberculosis (the BCG vaccine).

Correspondence Cannan, R. (Robert) Keith (April 18, 1894-May 24, 1971) (Accession #1194017)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned in September 1973. Journal: Modern Medicine, September 27, 1965

Cannon, Paul Roberts (1892- ) (Accession #1194018) Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned in September 1973. 1194018-11

Portrait. 8x10” black and white from National Library of Medicine. Dr. Cannon as a young man

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Photograph. Dr. Cannon receiving AAPB Gold-Headed Cane Award (with Drs. Wissler and Wartman) April [March?] 1965

Correspondence

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Dr. Wissler’s presentation remarks at ceremony of Gold-Headed Cane Award, AAPB Meeting [dated] March 6, 1965 (3 copies)

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Dr. Cannon’s handwritten notes for his acceptance speech at ceremony of Gold- Headed Cane, AAPB Meeting, March 6, 1965

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Newspaper articles on Gold-Headed Cane Award ceremony for Dr. Cannon

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News release on Gold-Headed Cane Award to Dr. Cannon (2 copies)

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Biographical article from Archives of Pathology 74, 1962 (2 copies)

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Biographical article from Archives of Pathology 77, 1964 (2 copies)

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Biographical article. The Gold-Headed Cane Ceremony, [by John H. Talbott], Pharos, October 1964

Festschrift: Archives of Pathology 74(4), October 1962 (2 copies)

Correspondence, manuscript, and handwritten notes in preparation for Dr. Cannon’s festschrift

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Book. Protein and amino acid deficiencies; American Lecture Series, Monograph 27, 1948. Personally autographed by Dr. Cannon on June 14, 1963

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Reprint. JAMA 108, 1937

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Reprint. International Clinica 3, 1937

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Reprint. Annals of Otology, Rhinology, and Laryngology 47, 1938

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Reprint. Journal of Immunology 44, 1942

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Reprint. American Journal of Clinical Pathology 19, 1949. (Ward-Burdick Award Lecture, ASCP Meeting, Chicago, October 1948)

Reprints, unsorted (3 of 5 folders) Box 7 Cannon, Paul Roberts

Reprints, unsorted (2 of 5 folders) 1194018-1

Lantern slides. (Housed at end of collection in Box 59)

Carrel, Alexis (June 28, 1873-November 5, 1944) With Henry Drysdale Dakin, developed the Carrel-Dakin method of treating wounds during World War 1; in the 1930s, worked with Charles Lindbergh to create the perfusion pump, laying the groundwork for organ transplants.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; correspondence; typewritten copy of biographical sketch with brief bibliography

Cecil, Russell L. (October 13, 1881-June 1, 1965) Known as one of the “Founding Fathers” of American rheumatology; author of Textbook of Medicine. See Blake, Accession #1194011 Coman, Dale R. (1906- ) (Accession #1194130)


Lantern slides. Dr. Coman’s original teaching slides on tumor metastases used at the University of Pennsylvania (Housed at end of collection in BOX 57)

Coons, Albert H. (June 28, 1912-September 30, 1978) Developed the immunofluorescent technique for labeling specific antibodies with fluorescent dyes, permitting the detection of antibodies and antigens in cells and tissues.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; correspondence Copeland, D.H. (d. 1957)

Correspondence: from Dr. W.D. Salmon to Dr. Harlan Firminger about Dr. Copeland Councilman, William Thomas (January 1, 1854-May 26, 1933) (Accession #1194019) Confirmed the discovery of and described the parasite that causes malaria. See also Howard T. Karsner’s manuscript, American Giants of Pathology


Photograph from Dr. H.T. Karsner

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Photograph [engraving] from Dr. H.T. Karsner

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Photograph of Dr. Councilman at desk with his dog, contributed by Dr. H.T. Karsner and inscribed to him [?] by Dr. Councilman

Correspondence of Dr. Councilman and of others regarding obtaining his materials for the Registry

1194019-1

Photocopy of pages from Dr. Councilman’s personal notebook, handwritten, about 1912

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Photocopy of lecture by Dr. Councilman on bacteria and infectious diseases, October 20, 1919

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Reprint Cowart, Elgin C. Third Executive Director of the American Registry of Pathology (1980-1990).

Speech, March 1969 for annual AFIP Lectures Lantern slides on the development of the Registry, including other names that were considered for the Registry. [2 boxes. 23 slides; #s 2, 3, 12, 21, 24, 25 missing 11/ 2009]

Cox, Alvin J., Jr. (March, 1907-December 6, 1990) Inventory of materials received by the Registry; progress report on obtaining materials; correspondence; portrait

Crane, August Reynolds (1908- ) Inventory of materials received by the Registry; progress report on obtaining materials; portrait

Culbertson, Clyde Gray Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait

Cushing, Harvey (April 8, 1869-October 7, 1939) Under his influence neurosurgery became a new and autonomous surgical discipline.

Biographical memoir Danielssen, D.C. (1815-1894) (Accession #1194020) See also Gerhard Hansen

Inventory of records received by the Registry; correspondence. Materials were deaccessioned in September 1973

Box 8 Darling, Samuel Taylor (April 6, 1872-May 21, 1925) (Accession #1194021) Noted for his work as William Gorgas’ second in command, in charge of laboratories in Panama 1906-1915. His expertise was in tropical and infectious diseases.

Inventory of records received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned in September 1973. 1194021-9

Photograph from National Library of Medicine

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Miscellaneous photographs of Dr. Darling and coworkers and others, received with materials from Dr. Baum. Includes photos of Drs. Noble, Gorgas, Smithfield in South Africa, 1913-1914; also Drs. Nauss, Whipple, Dodge; Dr. Darling in Panama, graduation portrait, 1903

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Biography. Samuel Taylor Darling, by Gerald L. Baum, 1958

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Biographical background data. Photograph and photostats of newspaper

articles and other materials used by Dr. Baum in preparing biography. Includes several versions of Dr. Darling’s obituary

1194021-2

Case correspondence, miscellaneous (copies), from material contributed on Baum biography

Correspondence and memoranda 1194021-8

Bibliography. Copy of a 12-page typewritten bibliography of articles published 1904-1926 (Canal Zone)

1194021-1

Autopsy Protocols (3) – Original [?] from first three fatal cases as reported in 1194021-3, “Notes on Histoplasmosis” (copies)

1194021-4

Reprint. Oriental sore in Panama, from Proceedings of the Canal Zone Medical Association, 1911

Reprints Davidsohn, Israel (1895-1979)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait Davis, D.J. (and E.C. Rosenow (1875-1966))

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; reprint De Coursey, Elbert (April 12, 1902- ) (Acc#1194022) Performed the autopsy on the first fatal case of Chagas Disease observed on the Isthmus of Panama.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Correspondence, including copy of letter to Dr. Feldman, describing the Chagas Disease case Copy of the autopsy protocol with the diagnosis of Chagas Disease

1194022-1b,c Paraffin blocks (3) and microscope slides (22) of first fatal case of Chagas’ Disease (41410, 1933) (Housed at end of collection in Box 53) Dixon, Frank J. (1921-February 8, 2008) Investigated how misdirected responses by the immune system can cause diseases that damage the kidneys and other organs.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait Doan, Charles Austin (1896-February 13, 1990)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; correspondence Domagk, Gerhard (October 30, 1895-April 24, 1964) (Accession #1194023) Received the Nobel Prize in 1939 for his discovery of the anti-bacterial effects of prontosil.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned in September 1973 Photographs and photographic copies of certificates and honoraria awarded to Dr. Domagk. (Most in languages other than English.) Includes photographs of Dr. Domagk, one as a child Correspondence Obituary material. Includes reprints that transcribe correspondence regarding Dr. Domagk’s inability to claim the Nobel Prize while a resident of Nazi Germany. Obituaries and memorials Bibliography of publications 1924-1960

Text of an address given at a medical conference in Japan, April 1959 – chemotherapy for tuberculosis (German)

BOX 9 Domagk, Gerhard

Book. Pathologische Anatomie und Chemotherapie der Infektionskrankheiten, by Dr. Domagk, 1947 Reprints. Articles written by Dr. Domagk Reprints. Articles written about Dr. Domagk One 10-gram bottle of Prontosil rubrum, dated 5/1947 (Housed in Historical Collections) One box, sealed in plastic, labeled "10 Ampullen zu 5 ml Prontosil solubile, 5 %ig" (Housed in Historical Collections)

Duff, George Lyman (1904-1956) Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait; correspondence

Duval, Charles W. (1876-1961) (Accession #1194024) Inventory of materials received by the Registry 1194024-1

Reprint. The Protozoon of Scarlet Fever. University of Pennsylvania Medical Bulletin, 1904

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Reprint. The Experimental Vascular Lesions Produced by Bacillus Mallei. Journal of Experimental Medicine, 1907

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Reprint. The Histological Lesions of Experimental Glanders. Journal of Experimental Medicine, 1907

Enders, John Franklin (February 10, 1897-September 8, 1985) (Accession #1194025) Received the 1954 Nobel Prize for cultivating the poliomyelitis virus in cultures other than nerve tissue. Also isolated a strain of measles virus, which led to the development of both attenuated live and killed measles vaccines.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; correspondence; newspaper article Ernst, Harold C. (1856-1922) (Accession #1194026)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned in 1973 Correspondence 1194026-3

Portrait. 8x10" black and white received from National Library of Medicine

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AAPB, Volume I. Early records (positive Photostats of selected item from volume I of AAPB Secretary’s books)

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AAPB, Volume II. Early records (positive Photostats of selected item from volume II of AAPB Secretary’s books). Includes correspondence regarding securing a pension for the widow and children of Major James Carroll, who died of cardiac disease related to his experimental attack of yellow fever.

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Article containing notice of Gold-Headed Cane Award to Dr. Ernst. The Pharos, October 1964

Evans, Alice Catherine (January 29, 1881-September 5, 1975) (Accession #1194027)

Her research on brucellosis and other diseases and the problem of human infection through the milk of animals led to the pasteurization of milk.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned in 1973 Ewing, James (December 25, 1866-May 16, 1943) (Accession #1194028) First described the bone cancer that was later named Ewing’s sarcoma. See also Howard T. Karsner’s manuscript, American Giants of Pathology

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Correspondence

Biography. By J.A. Del Regato. International Journal of Radiation Oncology, Biology, and Physics, 1977 1194028-4

Biography. By J.B. Murphy, National Academy of Sciences Biographical Memoirs, November 26, 1949. Includes bibliography

1194028-5

Article regarding Dr. Ewing receiving Gold-Headed Cane Award in 1942. (The Pharos, October 1964) Reprint and copies. Experiences in the Collection of Museum Material from Army Camp Hospitals, by Dr. Ewing, 1919

1194028-1

Microscope slides. Teaching set of 100 slides as described in "Neoplastic Diseases" (set #2; contributed by Dr. R.E. Stowell) (Housed at end of collection in Box 53)

Farber, Emmanuel Philip Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait

Farber, Sidney (September 30, 1903-March 30, 1973) Described as both the "father" of the modern era of chemotherapy for neoplastic disease and of modern pediatric pathology. See Esmond Long file for photograph

Correspondence; newspaper clippings, including two obituaries Feldman, William Hugh (1892-January 15, 1974) (Accession #1194029) See Esmond Long file for photograph

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Correspondence, 1940-1959 Correspondence, 1960-1961 Correspondence, 1962-1963

BOX 10 Feldman, William H.

Correspondence, 1964 Correspondence, 1965 Correspondence, 1966 Correspondence, 1967 Correspondence, undated Meeting minutes and agenda items for Subcommittee, RNWRP, 1959-1966 Reprints. Articles written by Dr. Feldman Reprints. Articles written by other than Dr. Feldman

Miscellaneous reprints, brochures, and reports, including report on safety measures employed in handling tubercle bacilli

BOX 11 Feldman, William H.

Miscellaneous notes, including working copy of Neoplastic Diseases of the Chicken, by Dr. Feldman and Dr. Carl Olson; streptomycin test results; and swine tuberculosis Photographs and photomicrographs of avian tuberculosis (some unidentified) and human tuberculosis treated with streptomycin Photomicrographs and illustrations. Guinea pig testing. (Housed at end of collection in Box 43) Photographs of Sir William Osler; his home; laboratory; memorial; old autopsy house; instruments (Housed at end of collection in Box 43) Paraffin blocks. 18 blocks of guinea pig tissue, exp. 3780 – 1st in vivo trial with streptomycin 1944. (Housed at end of collection in Box 57) Animal cards [index cards] representing in vivo experiments with various sulfone compounds as antituberculosis agents. 1940-1944. (Housed at end of collection in Box 57) small box housed with blocks above in box with Coman, McCutcheon, and Long Microscope slides. Six boxes of original slides from in vivo experiments with promin as antituberculosis agent. (Housed at end of collection in Box 44)

Florida Series of Experiments. May be restricted. A study of the histopathologic features of lung material associated with unclassified mycobacteria. (Housed at end of collection in Box 45)

Cases 1-5 Cases 6-10 Cases 11-15 Cases 16-20 Cases 21-25 Cases 26-30 Cases 31-35 Cases 36-40 Cases 41-45

Florida Series of Experiments. May be restricted. (Housed at end of collection in Box 46) Cases 46-50 Cases 51-55 Cases 56-60 Cases 61-65 Cases 66-70 Cases 71-75 Cases 76-77, 5555, 7874 Photomicrographs

Florida Series of Experiments. May be restricted. (Housed at end of collection in Box 47) Histopathologic Studies Miscellaneous. Includes correspondence, case lists Protocols of patients in Florida Series who have been necropsied Journal. Leprosy Review, January-April, 1949

Famous people. Correspondence with Drs. Biester, Houssay, Goodpasture, Hektoen, Domagk, C.H. Mayo, Maude Abbott; Richard E. Byrd; Mrs. Calvin Coolidge; Edward R. Murrow; William L. Shirer; Rep. Walter Judd "Tubercular." Correspondence related to Dr. Feldman’s objection to the use of "tubercular" as opposed to "tuberculous." Includes two reprints where the word was used; unidentified photograph of a man and woman Photographs. Andre Cornil, monument to Cornil, photos and captions from unidentified manuscript

DFitz, Reginald Heber (1843-1913) (Accession #1194030) Known for establishing modern surgical treatment for appendicitis.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned in September 1973 1194030-1

Correspondence between Dr. Fitz and others dated around 1875-1886

Flexner, Simon (March 25, 1863-May 2, 1946) (Accession #1194031) Known for his studies into poliomyelitis and the development of serum treatment of meningitis. See also Howard T. Karsner’s manuscript, American Giants of Pathology


Photograph: 8x10" black and white, from National Library of Medicine

Correspondence Biography. Simon Flexner (1863-1946), by Stanhope Bayne-Jones 1194031-1

Reprint. The Constitution of Snake Venom and Snake Sera, 1902

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Reprint. An Aspect of Modern Pathology, 1903

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Reprint. Spirochaeta (Treponema) Pallida and Syphillis, 1907

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Reprint. The Transmission of Epidemic Polio Myelitis to Monkeys, 1909 (2 copies)

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Reprint. The Nature of the Virus of Epidemic Poliomyelitis, 1909

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Reprint. Experimental Poliomyelitis in Monkeys, 1910 (5 copies)

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Reprint. Experimental Epidemic Poliomyelitis in Monkeys, 1910

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Reprint. The Huxley Lecture on Some Problems in Infection and Its Control, 1912

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Reprint. A Note on the Serum Treatment of Poliomyelitis (Infantile Paralysis), 1916

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Reprint. Epidemic Poliomyelitis: Its Nature and Mode of Infection, 1917 Florey, Howard Walter (September 24, 1898-February 21, 1968) (Accession #1194032) Received the Nobel Prize with Alexander Fleming in 1945 for the discovery of penicillin and its therapeutic effect for the cure of different infectious maladies.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; partial list of Nobel Prize winners 1194032-9

Correspondence. Letters between Dr. Florey and Dr. Stowell, June 1964

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Correspondence. Letters from Dr. Heatley to Dr. Feldman concerning Florey collection. Also other correspondence with Dr. Heatley

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Obituary. The Washington Post, February 23, 1968. Includes obituary for Stanley Philip Reimann

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Photographs (2) of some of the items in this collection which were set up and made at AFIP in 1965 or ‘66

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Two photographs of actual equipment and the P. notatum grown, plus a photograph of a drawing of the type of porcelain vessel in which the penicillin was grown. [1 photograph missing October 2009]

1194032-4a-d

Three photographs of sketches used in publications which show apparatus and how it works, plus a two-page description of the apparatus and how it was set up and used

1194032-8

Reprint. Early Work at Oxford on Penicillin, by N.G. Heatley. Laboratory Practice 10, 1967

Reprints Follis, Richard H. (1909-December 5, 1965?) (Accession #1194033)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned in September 1973 General inventory (and correspondence related to) of all items in Dr. Follis’ office, made at the time of his death. Annotated to show AFIP versus personal property. Correspondence related to Follis-Park and Harriet Lane materials Newspaper article. Jailed Killer Weaves Exotic Alibi, Washington Post, March 3, 1972. (Article names Dr. Follis) Photocopy. On the Nature of Research, by J. Howard Means

Foot, Nathan Chandler (1881-1958) (Accession #1194034) See also Long, Esmond R. for photograph.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned in September 1973 Correspondence 1194034-2

Drawing by Dr. Foot, made May, 1938, Annual Meeting of AAPB, Atlantic City

1194034-1

Reprint. A Technic for Demonstrating Reticulum Fibers in Zenker-Fixed Paraffin Sections. 1924

Forbus, Wiley Davis (1894-1976) (Accession #1194035) Inventory of materials received by the Registry 1194035-6

Correspondence Photograph. Reproduction of a dissection of the circle of Willis from the original case of cerebral artery aneurysms studied by Dr. Forbus Photographs. Three photographs of Jacob Furth, from National Library of Medicine Photocopy. Copy of page labeled Reaction to Injury, Wiley D. Forbus, Baltimore, William & Wilkins Co., 1943, p. 30

BOX 12 Forbus, Wiley Davis

1194035-3

Reprint. On the Origin of Miliary Aneurysms of the Superficial Cerebral Arteries. 1930. [2 photocopies]

1194035-4

Reprint. Coccidioidomycosis: A Study of 95 Cases of Disseminated Type with Special Reference to the Pathogenesis of the Disease. 1946. [2 photocopies]

1194035-5

Book. Granulomatous Inflammation: Its Nature, General Pathological Significance, and Clinical Character. A Monograph in American Lectures in Pathology. 1949

1194035-1

Microscopic slides (9) of cerebral aneurysms. (Housed at end of collection in Box 53)

1194035-2

Lantern slides (28) of miliary cerebral aneurysms used for teaching by Dr. Forbus. 2 boxes. (Housed at end of collection in Box 53)

Fox, Herbert (1880-February 27, 1942) (Accession #1194036) Inventory of materials received by the Registry 1194035-31194036-5

Photographs. Two identical 8x10" pictures from Dr. Ratcliffe Correspondence

1194036-4

Obituaries. Four published in 1942. [typewritten copies only]

1194036-2

Book. Bound volume of reprints of Philadelphia Zoological Society, 1902-21

1194036-3

Book. Bound volume of reprints of Philadelphia Zoological Society, 1921-29

Reprint Accession file for #27929. Correspondence, reprint, and photomicrograph relating to Hodgkin’s disease. (Refiled in Accession records) Lantern slides, prints, and transparencies. Two boxes of animal brains labeled Hayes-Fox-Stein and Photos in Glass. (Housed at end of collection in Boxes 54 and 55)

Gardner, Leroy Upson (1888-October 24, 1946) (Accession #1194037) Director of the Saranac Laboratory and the Trudeau Foundation. He found methods of curbing silicosis in mines and factories, and showed the relationship of silicosis to tuberculosis. See also the Vorwald Industrial Medicine Collection, OHA 354

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Correspondence Envelope of photographs. See 1194037-12b-d. (1194037-12a missing October 2009) 1194037-12b

Photograph. One of Dr. Gardner taken in his laboratory at Saranac

1194037-12c

Photograph. Saranac Laboratory at 7 Church Street

1194037-12d

Photograph. Drs. Gardner and Vorwald in the laboratory, 1937

1194037-12e

Photograph. One bronze tone portrait photograph in cardboard frame, autographed by Dr. Gardner (Housed at end of collection in Box 43)

1194037-4

Drawings. Digested silicotic lung nodule done by Dr. Gardner

BOX 13 Gardner, Leroy Upson

1194037-5

Handwritten material. Abstract of a thesis presented for Degree of Doctor of Medicine, 1914, Yale University

1194037-6

Handwritten material. Personal laboratory techniques notebook

1194037-7

Handwritten material. Manuscript (with a typed copy also). See 1194037-9

1194037-8

Handwritten material. Manuscript of a paper scheduled for presentation in November 1946 (after Dr. Gardner’s death). See 1194037-11

1194037-9

Reprint. Studies on Experimental Pneumonokoniosis. VIII. Inhalation of Quartz Dust. Journal of Industrial Hygiene, 1932. See also 1194037-1, 2, and 7

1194037-10

Reprint. Generalized Pulmonary Granulomatosis Occurring Among Workers Believed to Be Exposed to Beryllium or Its Compounds, 1946

1194037-13

Magazine article, 7 pages, regarding Saranac and the work there on tuberculosis, from Life, November, 1937 (Housed at end of collection in Box 43)

1194037-1

Lantern slides. Eight figures published by Dr. Gardner on experiment #489: Studies on Experimental Pneumonokoniosis [pneumoconiosis?]. VIII. Inhalation of Quartz Dust; "see 1194037-9."

Ghon, Anton (January 1, 1866-April 23, 1936) (Accession #1194038) Known for his work with meningitis and tuberculosis. See also Kornel Terplan.


Photograph. Black and white, approximately 5x7", framed and autographed by Dr. Ghon. Presented to RNWRP by Dr. Terplan, 1966 [unframed] Photograph. Dr. Gohn, autographed and dated 1934. (Housed at end of collection in Box 43)

1194038-3

Biography. Reprint from Verhandlungen der Deutschen Pathologischen Gesellschaft, September 1936. Terplan, K.: Anton Ghon, 1866-1936

Goldblatt, Harry (March 14, 1891-1977) (Accession #1194039) Noted for his development of the means of inducing hypertension by restricting flow to the renal artery.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned September 1973 Correspondence. Includes photograph of Ernst Klenk 1194039-11

Photograph. Dr. Goldblatt receiving the Gold-Headed Cane in 1966

1194039-13

Photograph. Print of that used in Medical Tribune article (1194039-12)

1194039-15

Correspondence. Letter from Dr. Goldblatt to Captain Fuller dated August 7, 1962

1194039-2

Handwritten notes. Original planning book (undated) used by Dr. Goldblatt in his experiments on hypertension due to renal ischemia

1194039-10

Original typewritten presentation speech made by Dr. Moritz for the Gold-Headed Cane ceremony in 1966 for Dr. Goldblatt

1194039-4

Reprint. Studies on Experimental Hypertension. Journal of Experimental Medicine 59, 1934

1194039-5

Article. Portrait of a Man. Western Reserve University’s Alumni Bulletin 25, 1951

1194039-6

Article. Pathfinder in Pathology. Medical World News, 1966 (2 copies)

1194039-7

Article. Contemporaries. Modern Medicine 32, 1964

1194039-8

Article. Armory Prizes Awarded. New England Journal of Medicine 267, 1962

1194039-9

Newspaper article. Dr. Goldblatt receives Gold-Headed Cane Award of AAPB, 1966. [Also notice of Stouffer Prize, 1966]

1194039-12

Article. Two Investigators Share First Stouffer Prize. Medical Tribune, 1966

Gömöri, George [György] (July 16, 1904-February 28, 1957) (Accession #1194040) Developed stains for the identification of pancreatic islet cells.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned September 1973 Correspondence 1194040-19

Photograph. Black and white, 8x10" from National Library of Medicine

1194030-23

Obituary. By Dr. R.E. Stowell, American Journal of Clinical Pathology 28, 1957

1194030-24

Obituary. By R.D. Lillie, Journal of Histochemistry and Cytochemistry 5, 1957

1194040-25

Obituary. By R.D. Lillie, Science 125, 1957

1194040-26

Memorial Session speech by Dr. Earl Benditt at the 2nd International Histochemistry Congress in Frankfurt, Germany, 1964

1194040-22

Newspaper clipping. Sun Times, Chicago, October 11, 1955 regarding Ward Burdick Award

1194040-1

Index book of courses taken by Dr. Gömöri; his own personal copy, bound in black hard cover, 1904. [Actual dates are 1922-1927. Also contains photograph of Dr. Gömöri as a young man.]

1194040-21

Diplomas and certificates awarded to Dr. Gömöri by various societies and institutions (Housed at end of collection in Box 43)

1194040-2

Reprint. Microtechnical Demonstration of Phosphatase in Tissue Sections, 1939

1194040-3

Reprint. The Distribution of Phosphatase in Normal Organs and Tissues, 1941

1194040-4

Reprint. Observations with Differential Stains on Human Islets of Langerhans, 1941 (2 copies)

1194040-5

Reprint. Distribution of Acid Phosphatase in the Tissues under Normal and under Pathologic Conditions, 1941

1194040-6

Reprint. Calcification and Phosphatase (a dissertation for Degree), 1943

1194040-7

Reprint. Recent Advances in Histochemistry, 1945

1194040-8

Reprint. The Microtechnical Demonstration of Sites of Lipase Activity, 1945

1194040-9

Reprint. The Study of Enzymes in Tissue Sections, 1945

1194040-10

Reprint. Distribution of Lipase in the Tissues under Normal and under Pathologic Conditions, 1946

BOX 14 Gömöri, George [György]

1194040-11

Reprint. Histochemical Differentiation between Esterases, 1948

1194040-12

Reprint. Histochemical Demonstration of Sites of Choline Esterase Activity, 1948

1194040-13

Reprint. Histochemical Demonstration of Sites of Phosphamidase Activity, 1948 (2 copies)

1194040-14

Reprint. Histochemical Specificity of Phosphatases, 1949 (2 copies)

1194040-15

Reprint. Further Studies on the Histochemical Specificity of Phosphatases, 1949

1194040-16

Reprint. Histochemical Localization of True Lipase, 1949

1194040-17

Reprint. An Improved Histochemical Technic for Acid Phosphatase, 1950

1194040-18

Reprint. Alkaline Phosphatase of Cell Nuclei, 1951

1194040-20

Ward Burdick Award, ASCP awarded to Dr. Gömöri in 1955 (Housed in Historical Collections)6

Goodpasture, Ernest William (October 17, 1886-September 20, 1960) (Accession #1194041) Known for his study of viruses and their behavior in chicken embryos and eggs, making possible the production of vaccines against chicken pox, smallpox, yellow fever typhus, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and other diseases caused by pathogenic agents that can propagate in living tissue.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned September 1963 [1973?] 1194041-3

Memoir. A Biographical Memoir, Ernest William Goodpasture 1886-1960, by Dr. E.R. Long, 1960. Autographed by Dr. Long

1194041-4

Background materials used by Dr. Long in preparing biographical memoir, collected during 1960-1965 (3 folders)

Correspondence Curriculum vitae Notes and incomplete manuscripts

1194041-1

Reprint. The Pathology of Viral Neoplasia, 1957 Article. Gold-Headed Cane Ceremony, by John H. Talbott, M.D., October 1964

Gorgas, William Crawford (October 3, 1854-July 4, 1920) (Accession #1194042) Developed sanitary conditions in Panama which virtually eliminated Yellow Fever, contributing to the success of the building of the canal.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned September 1973 Correspondence Portrait from National Library of Medicine, taken in 1901 Article. Colonel Gorgas’ Panama Victory by James H. Winchester. Today’s Health, 1968 The following items are housed at the end of the collection in Box 56: Lantern slides. One box of 13 lantern slides ("Gorgas") from the University of Pennsylvania depicting scenes from Panama and San Salvador. A note accompanying the slides says they were gotten for Dr. Vacuri Lantern slides. One box of 105 "Gorgas material" lantern slides on sanitary conditions in the Panama Canal Zone, dating from 1904 to about 1913. A few are hand-tinted. Many slides are credited to A.W. French, Ancon, Canal Zone and at least one to William H. Rau. They were donated to the Medical Museum by Dr. Stanhope Bayne-Jones. The slides were removed from the original carrying case and rehoused. An itemized list of the slides is available in the box. Lantern slides. One wooden box of about 50 slides showing people and places in Havana, Cuba, about 1902-1904. Donated by Dr. Stanhope Bayne-Jones

Greene, Harry Sylvestre Nutting (September 22, 1904- ) (Accession #1194043) See also Miscellaneous in Box 42 for possible additional materials

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned September 1973 Correspondence 1194043-3

Photograph. Black and white 8x10" from National Library of Medicine

1194043-1

Photograph. Color 4x6", taken September 1962

1194043-2

Kodachrome of an informal happy shot of Dr. Greene

1194043-4

Curriculum vitae and biography. Typewritten account prepared by Dr. Averill Liebow in 1954 in preparation for the Borden Award Committee

Gross, Ludwik (September 11, 1904-July 19, 1999) (Accession #1194044) Influenced cancer research by showing that viruses could cause cancer in animals.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned September 1973 1194044-7

Correspondence. Letters from Dr. Gross concerning this Registry

Photograph from National Library of Medicine. Accompanied by a note saying, "Do not believe this photo is [Ludwik] Gross—it is Louis [Gross]?" 1194044-2

Research manuscripts. Carbon copy of original and revised manuscript, correspondence, and final reprint. Pathogenic Properties and ‘Vertical’

Transmission of the Mouse Leukemia Agent, 1951

1194044-3

Research manuscripts. Carbon copy of original and revised manuscript, correspondence, and final reprint. A Filterable Agent Recovered from Ak Leukemic Extracts, Causing Salivary Gland Carcinomas in C3H Mice, 1953

1194044-1

Research photographs. Eighteen black and white, of parotid tumors, leukemia and cancer in mice (2 sets of each)

1194044-5

Article. Newsletter article regarding Dr. Gross receiving the Einstein Medal. R&E Newsletter 6, November 1965

1194044-6

Bibliography. Eight-page typed, selected list of publications by Dr. Gross

1194044-4

Reprint. ‘Vertical’ Transmission of Passage A Leukemic Virus from Inoculated C3H Mice to Their Untreated Offspring. Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine 107, 1961

Gross, Stanley Newspaper article. Pathologist’s Hobby [making string instruments], Medical Tribune, April 1964

BOX 15

Hagan, William A. (1893-1963) (Accession #1194045) Inventory of materials received by the Registry Correspondence 1194045-5

Photograph. Black and white, 8x10", from a portrait painted of Dr. Hagan

1194045-2

Handwritten notes. Blue Tongue; abstracts from a handbook for interns; brucellosis in swine; actinomycosis, etc.

1194045-3

Typed manuscript. Diarrheal Diseases of Animals: An Appraisal (for verbal presentation)

1194045-4

Article. DVM is Seen as Client Educator. Veterinary Dispatch, 1960

1194045-6

Reprint. The Presentation of Cornell University of the Portrait of Dean William A. Hagan at the Fiftieth Annual Conference of the New York State Veterinary College, 1958 (2 copies)

1194045-1

Microscope slides (12) depicting calf pneumonia, rabies, hog cholera, and other. (Housed at end of collection in Box 53)

Hall, Byron Ellsworth (September 3, 1906-January 17, 1964) Known for his work on chemotherapy of malignant neoplasms.

Correspondence; Memorial by H. Corwin Hinshaw Halpert, Béla (1896-June 4, 1984)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Includes a drawing showing placement of pictures on Dr. Halpert’s wall Photograph from National Library of Medicine Photograph. George W. McCoy, M.D., 1940

Photograph. Yale Department of Surgery, 1934. (May be Dr. Halpert in second row, first one on left?) [Date from original folder. Inventory lists the date as 1933] Photograph. Department of Pathology, Baylor, 1963-64. Dr. Halpert second from left in front row. [Back of photograph says June 1965] Illustration. Gall Bladder Mucosa drawn for Dr. Halpert by James F. Didusch, 1927. Has on front: "Department of Embryology, Wolfe & Madison Sts. Baltimore, Md.;" No. 1876-12 on reverse

Hansen, Gerhard Henrik Armauer (July 29, 1841-February 12, 1912) (Accession #1194131) Made the first identification of a bacteria as a causative agent of human disease (leprosy).

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Correspondence 1194131-4

Photograph. Black and white, 8x10"

1194131-2

Photographs. Old leprosy hospital in Bergen, Norway. Three lantern slides; 15 prints, approximately 4x4"; four copy negatives

1194131-1

Reprint. Ciba-Tidsskriftet 3, 1952 (in Norwegian) Hastings, Albert Baird (November 20, 1895-September 24, 1987) (Accession #1194046)


Correspondence. Includes letter from Dr. Hastings describing material sent to Registry. June 22, 1965 (with a sample of his backward [mirror-image] handwriting at the end)

1194046-1

Original manuscripts; correspondence; reprints of four articles

1194046-2

Curriculum vitae (six-page copy)

1194046-3

Bibliography (20-page copy) Hektoen, Ludvig (July 2, 1863-July 5, 1951) (Accession #1194047)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned September 1973 Correspondence Photograph. From collection of Dr. Béla Halpert; autographed 1194047-3

Biography. Ludvig Hektoen, Pathologist 1863-1951, by Paul R. Cannon. Archives of Pathology 52, 1951

1194047-4

Biography. Ludvig Hektoen, a Biography and an Appreciation, by Morris Fishbein. Archives of Pathology 26, 1938

1194047-6

Article. The Historical Importance of the John McCormick Institute for Infectious Diseases, by Frederick Stenn, 1961. Historical data and a photograph of Dr. Hektoen

1194047-7

Article. Ludvig Hektoen: A Study in Changing Scientific Interests, by James P. Simonds. Proceedings of the Institute of Medicine of Chicago 14, 1942. (An address honoring Dr. Hektoen)

1194047-5

Article: Gold-Headed Cane Ceremony, by John H. Talbott, M.D., October 1964

1194047-1

Reprint. Phagocytosis and Opsonins. JAMA, May 12, 1906 Helpern, Milton (April 17, 1902-April 22, 1977) (Accession #1194048) Forensic pathologist and the city of New York’s Chief Medical Examiner.


Journal. Modern Medicine, April 12, 1965 (2 copies)

Heppleston, Alfred Gordon (1915-January 27, 1998) Correspondence

Herbut, Peter Andrew (July 6, 1912-1976) (Accession #1194049) Inventory of materials received by the Registry 1194049-11

Photograph. Black and white, 8x10", from National Library of Medicine

1194049-10

Correspondence. Includes letter from Dr. Herbut to Dr. Long in 1965 explaining the materials he was contributing to the Registry

BOX 16 Herbut, Peter Andrew

1194049-2

Original research material on cancer cells in bronchial secretions. Work sheet analysis of 4203 cases

1194049-3

Original research material on cancer cells in bronchial secretions. Statistical analysis sheets of 4084 cases

1194049-4

Original research material on cancer cells in bronchial secretions. Draft of an early talk by Dr. Herbut; with other papers

1194049-1a

Original handwritten manuscript. Surgical Pathology (four parts)

1194049-6

Photographs. Black and white prints of each of the four cases depicted also in the lantern slides and photomicrograph of histologic section of Bell case

1194049-1a-c

Notebooks. Thirty-seven handwritten 4x6" notebooks, original manuscript of Surgical Pathology

1194049-5,7,8

Lantern and microscope slides. (Housed at end of collection in Box 59) Hertig, Arthur Tremain (May 12, 1904-July 20, 1990) (Accession #1194133) Known for his studies of the development of human embryos.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Correspondence Bibliography; curriculum vitae

BOX 17 Hinshaw, Horton Corwin (August 1, 1902-January 5, 2000) Reputed to be the first physician to treat tuberculosis patients with streptomycin.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait from National Library of Medicine

Hodgkin, Thomas (August 17, 1798-April 5, 1866) Best known for the first account of what was later called Hodgkin’s Disease. See also Herbert Fox, Accession #1194036

Correspondence, including some regarding Dorothy Reed Mendenhall’s work with Reed-Sternberg cells; portrait of Thomas Hodgkin from National Library of Medicine

Holman, Russell Lowell (1907-May 5, 1960) (Accession #1194050) Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned September 1973 Correspondence 1194010-10

Photograph. Black and white, 8x10", from National Library of Medicine

1194050-12

Obituary. In Memoriam, Russell Lowell Holman, 1907-1960, by J.P. Strong. American Journal of Clinical Pathology 35, 1961

1194050-3

Notes on Research. Notes on project to describe and illustrate stages in the transformation of fatty streaks to fibrous plaques in human aorta, 1959

1194050-4

Notes on Research. Several portions of several legal-size tablets containing handwritten bits and pieces of ideas for research, outlines of talks, etc., and "Thots while Passing"

1194040-5

Notes on Research. Typescripts of various talks for FASEB, Presidential Address for the American Society for the Study of Arteriosclerosis, etc.

1194050-6

Notes on Research. Abstracts of papers presented at meetings with correspondence concerning some, and newspaper and magazine articles on same [contains correspondence from people seeking his advice]

1194050-7

Dr. Holman’s personal working zip notebook containing blood pressures, weights, plasma cholesterol levels of a group of dogs on an experimental diet, and manuscripts; all about 1945-46

1194050-8

Autopsy protocols. Three cases in which the autopsy was performed by Dr. Holman

1194050-11

Brochure. "The Russell L. Holman Vocational Center" for "retarded" children, which was of special personal interest to Dr. Holman

1194050-13

Magazine article. Tracking Down a Killer Called Atherosclerosis. LSU Alumni News, November 1957

1194050-14

Newspaper clippings concerning Dr. Holman and his work, as well as letters from people seeking advice as a result of such articles [correspondence in 1194050-6]

1194050-9

Reprint. Prevalence of Atheroma, 1957 (2 copies)

1194050-1

Lantern slides. Wooden carrying box of 24 lantern slides; examples of aortas from various countries, graphs of fatty streak incidence, etc. Used for lectures by Dr. Holman. (Housed at end of collection in Box 62)

1194050-2

Original framed [unframed] drawing. Experimental arterial lesions in dogs as used by Dr. Holman in teaching. (by Cajal). Illustrations by Claire Price, 1940. (Housed in Box 43)

Original framed [unframed] drawing representing a miliary tubercle in the lung, by Cajal (with Christmas greetings from a friend), 1956

Holmes, Oliver Wendell, Sr. (August 29, 1809-October 7, 1894) Discovered the contagious nature of puerperal fever.

Note from Esmond Long and three photocopied pages from Holmes’ notebooks from 1833-1835

Horsfall, Frank Lappin, Jr. (December 14, 1906-February 19, 1971) (Accession #1194051) Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned September 1973 1194051-1,2

Photograph. Taken from the cover of Modern Medicine, May 1965; one copy of Modern Medicine, May 1965

Hotchkiss, Rollin D. (1911-December 12, 2004) (Accession #1194052) Used bacteria to help prove that hereditary material within the organisms was passed through nucleic acids (DNA).

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned September 1973; correspondence 1194052-1

Article. Medical World News, February 2, 1962. Notice of R.E. Dyer Lecture Award, with photograph

BOX 18 Jackson, James B.S. First professor of Pathological Anatomy at Harvard.

Correspondence Jaffee, [?] [Jaffe, Henry Lewis (1896-1979)?] Folder empty November 2009 Jobling, James Wesley (1876- ) (Accession #1194053)


Reprint.The Toxicity of Some Proteoses. Studies on Ferment Action. VIII. Journal of Experimental Medicine 18, 1913

1194053-2

Reprint. Soaps as Ferment-Inhibiting Agents. Studies on Ferment Action. X. Journal of Experimental Medicine 19, 1914

1194053-3

Reprint. Ferment-Inhibiting Substances in Tubercle Bacilli. Studies on Ferment Action. XI. Journal of Experimental Medicine 19, 1914

1194053-4

Reprint. A Study of the Ferments and Ferment-Inhibiting Substances in Tuberculous Caseous Material. Studies on Ferment Action. XII. Journal of Experimental Medicine 19, 1914

1194053-5

Reprint. The Nature of Serum Antitrypsin. Studies on Ferment Action. XIII. Journal of Experimental Medicine 19, 1914

1194053-6

Reprint. Serotoxin. Studies on Ferment Action. XIV. Journal of Experimental Medicine 19, 1914

1194053-7

Reprint. The Mechanism of Anaphylatoxin Formation. Studies on Ferment Action. XV. Journal of Experimental Medicine 20, 1914

1194053-8

Reprint. The Relation of Bacteriolysis to Proteolysis. Studies on Ferment

Action. XVI. Journal of Experimental Medicine 20, 1914

1194053-9

Reprint. Bacterial Antiferments. Studies on Ferment Action. XVII. Journal of Experimental Medicine 20, 1914

1194053-10

Reprint. Lipoids as Inhibitors of Anaphylactic Shock. Studies on Ferment Action. XVIII. Journal of Experimental Medicine 20, 1914

Karsner, Howard Thomas (January 6, 1879-April 8, 1970) (Accession #1194054) Noted for his work on blood chemistry and problems in experimental pathology; studies on confusion between pleural endothelioma and bronchogenic carcinoma; and studies on hypertrophy of the heart.


Portrait. Photograph from a brush drawing, 1938

1194054-19

Biography. Printed May 1949. Prepared and published by the College of American Pathologists, May 1949

1194054-18

Curriculum vitae

1194054-14

Correspondence. Letter from Dr. Karsner to Colonel Townsend, dated 1962. Laminated by National Archives

1194054-15

Correspondence: Original letter from Dr. Robert A. Moore to Dr. William Feldman regarding Karsner’s contribution to American pathology, February 27, 1962

1194054-16

Correspondence. A file of personal correspondence of or by Dr. Karsner from Western Reserve [including two letters from Albert Einstein, addressed to "Dear Friend"]

Correspondence. Includes correspondence referring to Drs. Schlumberger, Fujiwara, Silva, Richardson, Zinsser, Ewing, and Goldblatt. Correspondents include Drs. Cushing, Flexner, Rous, Lucké, and Moritz. Correspondence includes the topic of health care for all Americans Correspondence. Miscellaneous, 1950s-1960s Obituary. Washington Post, April 9, 1970 1194054-17

Article. Gold-Headed Cane Ceremony, by John H. Talbott, M.D., October 1964

1194054-20

Newspaper clipping: WRAMC Service Stripe, regarding presentation of First Honorary Lifetime Membership to AFIP Scientific Advisory Board (undated)

1194054-9

Invitations, programs, correspondence, newspaper clippings re: Institute of Pathology at Western Reserve University, 1929. Booklet: dedication of Institute of Pathology, October 7, 1929 (2 copies) Photographs. Dedication of the Institute of Pathology, Western Reserve University, October 7, 1929. Includes photos of Dr. Flexner, Councilman, Welch, Dean, Karsner, Hektoen

1194054-6

Monograph. Acute Inflammations of Arteries. American Lecture Series, Publication Number 6, 1947

1194054-3

Manuscript. A Brief Account of Pathology, Cleveland. Typewritten 4-page copy

Manuscript. [Tumors] Manuscript. American Giants of Pathology. Centennial Address, Section on Pathology and Physiology, American Medical Association, June 11, 1947 Manuscript. Calcific Sclerosis I. "Final carbon. Includes Section IV" Manuscript. Calcific Sclerosis II. "Later sections" Manuscript. Calcific Sclerosis. Charts. "Final carbon"

BOX 19 Karsner, Howard Thomas

Festschrift. Laboratory Investigation, July-August 1958 Illustrations [prints and negatives]. Aortic Sclerosis Publications and manuscripts, including a 1967 Bibliography American Journal of Pathology, June 1960. Note attached: "This book contributed to the Registry by Dr. Karsner. Has articles herein by R.D. Lillie and S.H. Warren. Do not know [exactly] what it was given to the Registry for but suggest filing it under one of the two above??" 1194054-10

Reprint. American Giants of Pathology. Bulletin of the Society of Medical History of Chicago, October 1948. Inscribed by Dr. Karsner to Dr. Feldman

1194054-7

Reprint. Gynecomastia. American Journal of Pathology XXIII: 235-315, 1946

1194054-8

Reprint. General Pathology of Tumors of Endocrine Glands. Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine 22(10): 503-519, October 1946

Reprints. Four articles written by Stanhope Bayne-Jones (multiple copies of each); also WRAIR Medical Science Publication Number 6, Symposium on Q Fever, 1959 (2 folders) Reprints. Articles written by Dr. Karsner Reprints. Articles written by Dr. Alan Moritz. Miscellaneous booklets, news releases, reprints, etc. Materials related to Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, including photos and programs from dedication ceremony, Scientific Monthly issue on AFIP, list of consultants Autopsy Guide for Aircraft Accident Fatalities, JCAP, 1957 All of the following slides are housed at the end of the collection in Box 48: 1194054-1a,b

Lantern slides. Two boxes of slides used by Dr. Karsner in presentation of material in article on carcinoma of large intestine.

Microscope slides. Stoerk study set, 1906. 1194054-2a

Microscope slides. Six boxes of slides from the Stoerk Study Set, an entire course in pathological histology, Vienna, 1906-1907 (box 1/6)

1194054-2b


1194054-2c


1194054-2d

Microscope slides. Six boxes of slides from the Stoerk Study Set, an entire

course in pathological histology, Vienna, 1906-1907 (box 4/6)

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Microscope slides. Six boxes of slides from the Stoerk Study Set, an entire course in pathologic histochemistry, Vienna, 1906-07. (box 6/6) Box empty November 2009.

BOX 20 Kernohan, James W. (1896-1981) (Accession #1194055) Established a grading system for gliomas; discovered that brain tumors may give false indications of their location.


Photograph. One 8x10" black and white from National Library of Medicine

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Correspondence. Letter from Dr. Kernohan to Dr. Feldman on Mayo Clinic letterhead, dated December 1965

Correspondence, general 1194055-1a

Manuscript. Original handwritten edition of a manuscript of ependymomas, with drawings, Drawings/Illustrations. Original used with manuscript on ependymomas

(1194055-1a)

(Copies only; housed at end of collection in Box 43)

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Drawings. Original drawings made by Dr. Kernohan around 1935 for teaching Mayo Clinic Fellows

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Reprint. Unusual Response of the Inferior Olive to Gliomas. Journal of Neuropathology and Experimental Neurology, XXI, 1962

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Reprint. One Hundred Primary Caudal Tumors. JAMA 178, 1961

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Reprint. Pathogenesis of Paralysis of the Third Cranial Nerve. Ophthalmology 63, 1960

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Reprint. Tuberous Sclerosis Complex: Report of a Case in an Eighteen-Month-Old Child. Journal of Neuropathology and Experimental Neurology, XXI, 1962

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Reprint. Symposium on a New and Simplified Concept of Gliomas (in four papers). Proceedings of the Staff Meetings of the Mayo Clinic 24, 1949

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Reprint. Sarcomas of the Brain. Arizona Medicine, August 1963 Kettle, Edgar Hartley (1882-December 1, 1936) (Accession #1194056) Said to have been the first to describe or identify silicosis.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned October 1963 Correspondence 1194056-2

Reprint. A Contribution to the Study of Endothelioma. The Lancet I, 1921

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Reprint. Experimental Pneumoconiosis: Infective Silicatosis. Journal of Pathology and Bacteriology XXXVIII, 1934

Kimmelstiel, Paul (March 21, 1900-March 7, 1970) With Clifford Wilson, noted for his work on intercapillary glomerular sclerosis (glomerulosclerosis) (Kemmelstiel-Wilson syndrome).

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; correspondence Klemperer, Paul (August 2, 1887-March 3, 1964) (Accession #1194057) Known for his work on collagen diseases; lupus erythematosus.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned October 1963 1194057-2

Photograph. 4x6" black and white, taken by Dr. Feldman

Correspondence 1194057-3

Obituary. New York Times, Wednesday, March 4, 1964

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Obituary. In Memoriam, Paul Klemperer, 1887-1964. American Journal of Pathology 45, 1964

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Reprint. The Significance of the Intermediate Substances of the Connective Tissue in Human Disease. Harvey Lectures, 1953-1954 (2 copies)

Klotz, Oskar (1878-1936) (Accession #1194058) Considered a leading authority on Yellow Fever; also known for his work on arteriosclerosis and diseases of the arteries. See also Howard T. Karsner’s manuscript, American Giants of Pathology

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned October 1973 Correspondence 1194058-1

Reprint. Arteriosclerosis: Diseases of the Media and Their Relation to Aneurysm. January 1911

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Reprint. The Nature of the Cancerous Process. New York Medical Journal, 1910

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Reprint. Syringomyelia: with Autopsy Findings in Two Cases. American Journal of the Medical Sciences CXLVI, 1913

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Reprint. Arterial Lesions Associated with Rheumatic Fever. Journal of Pathology and Bacteriology XVIII, 1913

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Reprint. Rheumatic Fever and the Arteries. Transactions of the Association of American Physicians, 1912

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Reprint. Copy of article on the Gold-Headed Cane Ceremony. Pharos, October 1964

Kolmer, John Albert (April 24, 1886-December 11, 1962) Noted for his work on immunology.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; correspondence; photograph from National Library of Medicine; death notice

Kracke, Roy Rachford (December 5, 1897-June, 1950) Known for his work of linking benzene with reduced white blood cells.

Inventory of material received by the Registry; correspondence; photograph from National Library of Medicine

Krumbhaar, Edward B. (August 1, 1882-March 18, 1966) (Accession #1194059) Organized the American Association of the History of Medicine in 1924.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry. Materials were deaccessioned October 1973 1194059-5

Biography. Memoir of Edward Bell Krumbhaar, 1882-1966. Transactions & Studies of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia 34, 1967 (2 copies)

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Biography. Edward Bell Krumbhaar, 1882-1966. Transactions of the Association of American Physicians 79, 1966

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Biography. Edward Bell Krumbhaar, 1882-1966; Founder of the American Association for the History of Medicine. Bulletin of the History of Medicine XLI,1967

Tribute. Edward Bell Krumbhaar: Physician, Historian, Founder of the American Association for the History of Medicine. Bulletin of the History of Medicine XXXI, 1957 1194059-1

Reprint. A Classification and Analysis of Clinical Types of Splenomegaly Accompanied by Anemia. American Journal of the Medical Sciences CL1915

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Reprint. Regeneration of the Blood of Splenectomized Dogs after the Administration of Hemolytic Agents. The Relation of the Spleen to Blood Destruction and Regeneration and to Hemolytic Jaundice. VIII. Journal of Experimental Medicine XVIII, 1913

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Reprint. Concerning the Supposed Regulatory Influence of the Spleen in the Formation and Destruction of Erythrocytes. The Relation of the Spleen to Blood Destruction and Regeneration and to Hemolytic Jaundice. X. Journal of Experimental Medicine XX, 1914

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Reprint. Changes in the Blood Following Diversion of the Splenic Blood from the Liver. A Control Study of the Effects of Splenectomy. XIV. The Relation of the Spleen to Blood Destruction and Regeneration and to Hemolytic Jaundice. VIII. Journal of Experimental Medicine XXIII, 1916

Landsteiner, Karl (1868-June 26, 1943) (Accession #1194060) Received the Nobel Prize in 1930 for his discovery of the human blood groups; he also discovered the Rh factor in 1940.


Photograph. 8x10" black and white from National Library of Medicine

Correspondence Brief biography from the journal M.D., September, 1968 1194060-2

Reprint. On the Specificity of Serological Reactions with Simple Chemical Compounds. Journal of Experimental Medicine 54:295-305, 1931

LeCount, Edwin Raymond (June 14, 1868-August, 1935) (Accession #1194061) See also Howard T. Karsner’s manuscript, American Giants of Pathology Pathologist at Cook County Medical Examiner’s office.


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1194061-2

Biography. Original typewritten manuscript (plus a photocopy) by Dr. M. Fishbein, 1965

Letterer, Erich (June 30, 1895- ) (Accession #1194062) Inventory of materials received by the Registry 1194062-7

Correspondence. Letter from Dr. Letterer to Dr. Blumberg dated January 20, 1965 (in German). Also other correspondence

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Reprint. Aleukamische Ritulose (in German) Frankfurter Zeitschrift fur Pathologie 30, 1924

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Pathologic specimens of aleukemic reticulosis (Letterer-Siwe Disease). (2 boxes) (Housed at end of collection in Box 53)

Levine, Philip (August 10, 1900-October 18, 1987) Known for his work on the Rhesus factor.

Inventory of material received by the Registry; photograph from National Library of Medicine

Lewis, Margaret Reed (November 9, 1881-July 20, 1970) (Accession #1194063) Known for her work on embryology.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Lewis, Warren Harmon (June 17, 1870-July 3, 1964) (Accession #1194064) Known for his work on embryology.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; correspondence Libman, Emanuel (August 22, 1872-1946) (Accession #1194065)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Liebow, Averill A. (March 31, 1911-May 31, 1978) Noted for his work interstitial lung disease.

Inventory of material received by the Registry; correspondence; photograph from National Library of Medicine

Lillie, Ralph Dougall (1896-October 5, 1979) (Accession #1194066) Inventory of materials received by the Registry Correspondence

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1194066-1

Reprint. Pathology of the Eastern Type of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. Public Health Reprint Number 1516, Volume 46, 1931

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Reprint. Resistance of the [Tuberculosis] Leprosy Group of Organisms to Decolorization with Sodium Thiosulphate. II. The Gram Stain. Archives of Pathology 5, 1928

Lindbergh, C.A. (Accession #1194067)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry BOX 21 Loeb, Leo (September 21, 1869-December 28, 1959) (Accession #1194068) See also Miscellaneous in Box 42 for possible additional materials. Pioneer investigator in the field of tissue culture and transplantation.




Biography. Leo Loeb, Experimental Pathologist and Humanitarian. Science 131:907-908, March 25, 1960, by Herman T. Blumenthal (2 copies)

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Notes. A two-page introduction to a section of a book Dr. Loeb was writing entitled, "The Growth Theory of Cancer." Written in his own handwriting. (2 copies)

1194068-2

Notes. A series of abstracts from the literature made by Dr. Loeb, with his own handwritten notes and remarks

1194068-3

Notes. A set of handwritten notes pertaining to a study made in 1936 – Cattle Aut. Pituitary in Glycerin – 3 days, 4 days (marked "Finished")

1194068-4

Reprint. On the Coagulation of Blood in Its Relation to Thrombosis and the Formation of Fibrinous Exudate. Montreal Medical Journal 1-7, July 1903

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Reprint. The Biological Basis of Individuality. Science, 86: Number 2218, 1-6, Friday July 2, 1937

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Reprint. Autobiographical Notes. Perspectives in Biology and Medicine, 1958 (2 copies)

Long, Esmond R. (June 16, 1890-November 11, 1979) (Accession #1194069) With Florence Siebert, isolated and purified the protein of the tubercle bacillus, which formed the basis of PPD skin testing.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Photograph. Picture of a portrait of Dr. Long. (Contributed by Dr. Béla Halpert)

Obituary material Correspondence re: sale and gift of ERL Library. Schuman; McDaniel. (2 folders) Correspondence. Book orders [purchases; late 1920s-early 1930s]. [Includes correspondence, invoices, and customs forms] Correspondence and reprints re: Editorial: Registry of Noteworthy Research in Pathology, published in Archives of Pathology, July 1963 Correspondence, General, A-G Correspondence, General, H-M Correspondence, General, N-R BOX 22 Long, Esmond R. Correspondence, General, S-Z Letter from William H. Feldman to Elgin C. Cowart regarding Long’s definition of Pathology. May 17, 1968

History of American Pathology, Index of Subjects History of American Pathology, Index of Names History of American Pathology, Contents History of American Pathology, Chapter 1: The 16th and 17th Centuries History of American Pathology, Chapter 2: Medical Leaders in the 18th Century, Their Education and Their Influence History of American Pathology, Chapter 3: First Quarter of the 19th Century History of American Pathology, Chapter 4: 1825-1850 History of American Pathology, Chapter 5: Pathology in the Mid-West 1825-1850 History of American Pathology, Chapter 6: 1850-1875 History of American Pathology, Chapter 7: The Beginnings of Modern Pathology in America, 1875-1900 History of American Pathology, Chapter 8: Last Quarter of the 19th Century History of American Pathology, Chapter 9: Societies and Journals History of American Pathology, Chapter 10: First Quarter of the 20th Century History of American Pathology, Chapter 11: First Quarter of the 20th Century, cont’d. History of American Pathology, Chapter 12: Forensic Pathology. Veterinary and Comparative Pathology. Dental and Oral Pathology History of American Pathology, Chapter 13: Second Quarter and Middle Years of the 20th Century. Some Contributions to General Pathology History of American Pathology, Chapter 14: Second Quarter of the 20th Century. Some Contributions to Special Pathology History of American Pathology, Chapter 15: Post World War II Support of Research in Pathology and Trends in Practice History of American Pathology, Chapters 1-9, Index, Notes. Reprint/Proof copy History of American Pathology, Chapters 10-15. Reprint/Proof copy BOX 23 Long, Esmond R. History of American Pathology, uncut Reprint/Proof copy History of American Pathology, correspondence 1961 History of American Pathology, correspondence 1962 History of American Pathology, correspondence 1963-1966 History of American Pathology, Pathology Study Section; Research Grants, NIH; Application to NIH History of American Pathology, book reviews BOX 24 Long, Esmond R. Handwritten and typewritten drafts of the History of American Pathology. Unfoldered A History of Pathology (W&W), galley; 2nd edit (Dover); book reviews BOX 25 Long, Esmond R. Reprints, correspondence, and research on the history of pathology in California; photos of Stanley P. Black and the University of Southern California College of Medicine Correspondence and research on the history of pathology at American universities (4 folders)

Correspondence and research on the history of pathology at Canadian universities Correspondence and research on the history of pathology at universities other than Canada and the United States BOX 26 Long, Esmond R.

Selected Readings in Pathology, 2nd edition: correspondence with publishers; book reviews

History of Pathology, paperback. Carbons and work papers, original and Dover publication, January 2, 1964 History of Pathology. Page proof, text History of Pathology. Page proof, illustrations History of Pathology research note cards:

Pathology of Early Greece and Rome; Galen and the Dark and Middle Ages Pathological anatomy before Morgagni Morgagni; the 17th Century (empty); Rokitansky and the Vienna School

BOX 27 Long, Esmond R. History of Pathology research note cards: The French School of Pathology English Pathology Virchow; Pathology in the Last Quarter of the 19th Century The Influence of Bacteriology on Pathology (empty); The Development of Immunology; The Development of Experimental Pathology Photographs of Granville A. Bennett; William H. Feldman; Alan R. Moritz; James B. McNaught; N. Chandler Foot; Sidney Farber; and James L. Orbison. Includes the booklet, The Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, February 1955

Photograph and newspaper article. Dr. Long receives the Philadelphia Award; with invitation to ceremony from Dr. Halpert. March 10, 1955 Sample manuscript [The Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century] pulled out for lecture slide making – ECC Set of notes goes with the teaching slides in the black box. E.R. Long’s teaching slides of the autopsies at Phipps Institute, Philadelphia. Later used as class teaching slides b M.B. Lurie [Slides housed in Box ]

Reprint. The Decline of Tuberculosis with Special Reference to its Generalized Form. Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 1940 Reprint. Weak Lungs on the Santa Fe Trail. Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 1940

Reprint. A Pathologist’s Recollections of the Treatment, Investigation, and Control of Tuberculosis. Perspectives in Biology and Medicine, Volume V, 1961. (Contributed by Dr. Béla Halpert)

Reprint. Thomas Addison and His Discovery of Idiopathic Anemia. Annals of Medical History, 1935 Reprint. A Chemical View of the Pathogenesis of Tuberculosis. The Harvey Lectures, 1929-1930

Reprint. Some Early American Pathologists. Transactions & Studies of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia, 1968

Book. Experiment records. Chemical composition of tubercle bacteria. Excretory products of tubercle bacteria. Ferments of tubercle bacteria. Effect of calcium hippurate on experimental tuberculosis (H37) in the G.P. nutrition of the tubercle bacteria. Pages 1-66. Experiments filed in individual research folders. Dust counts 146-149 Granite, Marble, Carborundum. (Housed at end of collection in Box 43) Lantern slides. Dr. Esmond Long’s slides – Historical people. Slides from first book on History. Contributed by Dr. Cannon. 105 slides plus group of 6 with slip saying "unidentified." The slides were removed from the original carrying case and rehoused. (The slides are housed at end of collection in Box 57. The carrying case is housed in Box 61) Lantern slides. Tuberculosis teaching slides, good black and gross lung photos; apparently represented one lecture. (Housed at end of collection in Box 57)

Lucké, Balduin See also Miscellaneous in Box 42 for possible additional materials. Inventory of materials received by the Registry Portraits. Includes 8x10" from National Library of Medicine (One housed at end of collection in Box 43) Correspondence. Includes reference to the Gorgas slides of Panama and San Salvador Lists: Cases cited in "The Pathology of Fatal Epidemic Hepatitis;" and "The Structure of the Liver after Recovery from Epidemic Hepatitis;" Cross Index of Cases in Illustrations; and Colored Illustrations Original working notebook (photograph album) and loose photographs and negatives of fish and python tumors Proceedings of the Thirteenth Seminar, The American Society of Clinical Pathologists, 1947 Reprints Lantern slides. Fish and frog; catfish. 2 boxes (Housed at end of collection in Box 59) Lantern slides. 5 boxes. Melanoma of the iris. 27 miscellaneous animal tumors. 31 arrhythmia. 20 miscellaneous frog, snapper; in same box 14 35mm slides of rabbit, frog, catfish. One box unidentified. (Housed at end of collection in Box 59) Lurie, Max B. (1893- ) (Accession #1194129) By continual inbreeding of rabbits over 40 years, Dr. Lurie maintained several strains of rabbits that demonstrated varying resistance to tuberculosis which showed the relation of heredity to resistance to tuberculosis. Inventory of materials received by the Registry, including Dr. Lurie’s description of specimens Correspondence BOX 28 Lurie, Max B. Photographs, photomicrographs, and captions. Tuberculosis in rabbits, published in various publications; AFIP window exhibit; mounted gross specimen of tuberculous rabbit Charts and captions. Tuberculosis in rabbits; published in various publications

Monograph. 3-ring binder of original handwritten outline. Resistance to Tuberculosis: Experimental Studies in Nature and Acquired Defensive Mechanisms. Unfoldered Lantern slides. (Housed at end of collection in Box 59) MacCallum, William G. (April 18, 1874-February 3, 1944) (Accession #1194071) See also Howard T. Karsner’s manuscript, American Giants of Pathology

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; correspondence MacCarty, William Carpenter (1880-May 18, 1964) Correspondence Major, Ralph H. Correspondence; bibliography Mallory, Frank Burr (November 12, 1862-September 27, 1941) (Accession #1194072) See also Howard T. Karsner’s manuscript, American Giants of Pathology Noted for his work on improved and standardized tissue staining techniques, which led to a widely-adopted classification of tumors.


Portraits (One housed at end of collection in Box 43)


Obituary. Journal of Pathology and Bacteriology, 1942

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Reprints Mallory, Tracy B. (1896-November 12, 1951) (Accession #1194073)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; correspondence Mann, Frank Charles (September 11, 1887- September 30, 1962) (Accession #1194074) Noted for his work on experimental hepatic damage, and the regeneration which occurs after partial hepatectomy, which furnished much of what is known about the functions of the liver.


Photograph taken by Dr. W.H. Feldman on Dr. Mann’s 50th birthday, September 1937 (2 copies)


Biographical sketch. Dr. Frank C. Mann. American Journal of Digestive Diseases, 1960

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Biographical memoir. Frank Charles Mann, 1887-1962, by Maurice Visscher, 1965

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Obituary. In Memoriam, Frank Charles Mann, 1887-1962, by Jesse Bollman

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Obituary. Dr. Frank C. Mann, by Hiram Essex

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Obituary. In Memoriam, Frank Charles Mann, 1887-1962, by Jesse Bollman

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Obituary BOX 29 Mann, Frank Charles 1194074-1

Tape recorded interview with Drs. Mann, Essex, and Wakins [reel-to-reel]

1194074-6

Article, photocopy. Dedication of Frank C. Mann Hall, Medical Sciences Building. Proceedings of the Staff Meetings of the Mayo Clinic, December 17, 1952 (2 copies)

Marine, David (September 20, 1880-November 6, 1976) (Accession #1194075-8) His research on the treatment of goiter with iodine led to the iodizing of table salt.


Portraits. One from National Library of Medicine, one received from Dr. Rosen, 1971 (taken ca. 1940)


Presentation of the Kober Medal, 1960 Thyroid wall charts. Prints and negatives

1194075-4-6

Reprints/photocopies

1194075-3,7

Reprints. Written by other than Dr. Marine

1194075-1

Tape recorded interview (reel-to-reel) Martland, Harrison Stanford, Sr. (September 10, 1883-May 1, 1954) His research on the effects of radioactive material on the human body showed that minute traces of radioactivity contained in luminous paint caused the deaths of watch dial painters employed at the US Radium Corporation in New Jersey.

Correspondence Masson, Pierre (1880-1959) (Accession #1194076)

Inventory of materials received by the Register Correspondence 1194076-6

Portrait (used in biographical article)

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Biographical articles, French [memorials/obituaries]. Includes bibliography 1908-1959

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Correspondence and original manuscript: Giant Neuro-Nevus of the Hairy Scalp. Handwritten version, typescript in French and English; figures [illustrations by L. Schaefer]

1194076-2

Glass photographic plates, color. "Lumière plates?? (Colored diapositives)"

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Original artwork, unidentified

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Microscopic slides stained by Masson: Primary Tuberculosis of Breast, 1911; Neuro- épithélioma coccygien, 1921

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Reprint: Contributions to the Study of the Sympathetic Nerves in the Appendix, 1930

BOX 30 Maximow, Alexander A. ( January 22, 1874-December 4, 1928) (Accession #1194077)



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Original drawing for reproduction; publisher’s plate from original drawing

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Microscope slide which Dr. Maximow drew plate XII, figure 2 for his monograph in Beitr. Z. pathol. Anat., Suppl. 5, 1902. From William Bloom, University of Chicago

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Reprint. Tuberculosis of Mammalian Tissue in Vitro. Journal of Infectious Diseases, 1924

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Reprint. Uber Undifferenzierte Blutzellen und Mesenchymale Keimlager im Erwachsenen Organismus, 1926

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Reprint. Role of the Nongranular Blood Leukocytes in the Formation of the Tubercle. Journal of Infectious Diseases, 1925

McCulloch, Champe Carter (September 10, 1869-1928) Portrait

McCutcheon, Morton (June 2, 1888-1962) (Acc #1194078) Inventory of materials received by the Registry; correspondence; obituary 1194078-1

Lantern slides. One wooden box of about 75 lantern slides of histologic images, charts, and tables. (Housed at end of collection in Box 57)

McManus, Joseph Ford Anthony (1911- ) (Accession #1194079) Inventory of materials received by the Registry 1194079-2



First slide stained with Schiff’s reagent after periodic acid oxidations with copy of the reprint (all framed together). Contributed by Dr. R.E. Stowell. Also notice of Dr. McManus presenting the Weller lecture, 1963

Medlar, Edgar Mathias (1887-1956) Attained international recognition for his research in tuberculosis.

Correspondence Menten, Maud (March 20, 1879-July 20, 1960) (Accession #1194080) With Leonor Michaelis, she developed the Michaelis-Menten equation, a mathematical foundation for discovering how enzymes produce chemical changes in the body.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; obituary Meyer, Karl Friedrich (May 19, 1884-April 27, 1974) He was known for his research in many areas of infectious diseases, the ecology of pathogens, epidemiology, and public health.

Portrait; correspondence Moon, Virgil H. (1879-) (Accession #1194081)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Correspondence 1194081-2

Notebooks: original work on shock (protocols on dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, and rats) by Drs. Moon and Daniel R. Morgan (2 folders)

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Glass transparencies: black and white transparencies illustrating congestion and edema in shock (Housed at end of collection in Box 61)

Moore, Robert A. (July 12, 1901- September 24, 1971) (Accession #1194082)



Correspondence. Includes letters from Dr. Moore regarding pathological materials on his research being maintained in AFIP files only 1194082-17

Letter from Dr. Moore contributing the photograph of pathologists

Obituary from the New York Times

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Photograph of pathologists attending Second International Conference of Geographic Pathology in 1934, Utrecht, Holland with identifying sheet

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Reprints. (Missing 1194082-2) Moritz, Alan Richards (1899-May 12, 1986) (Accession # 1194083) See Esmond Long file for additional photograph



Photograph dated March 1, 1956. (Housed at end of collection in Box 43) 1194083-3,4

Correspondence. Two original letters regarding Registry collection

Correspondence, general Manuscripts. History of Forensic Pathology in the United States, January 1, 1959; The Institute of Pathology of Western Reserve University, March 18, 1958; Pathology at Western Reserve University, January 1, 1959 Journal. Medical Image, April 1967. Article featuring Dr. Moritz. (Housed at end of collection in Box 43) 1194083-2

Journal. Modern Medicine, May 24, 1964. 2 copies, 1 partial copy

Morris, Charles (1867-1935) No folder. See Howard T. Karsner’s manuscript, American Giants of Pathology

BOX 31 Mudd, Stuart (1893-1975) (Accession #1194084) World-renowned microbiologist hailed for his work in freeze-drying blood plasma and combating patient infections in hospitals.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Portrait from National Library of Medicine Correspondence Reprints

Müller-Eberhard, Hans Joachim (May 5, 1927-March 3, 1998) Inventory of materials received by the Registry. From a folder titled 1966 Parke-Davis Award Winner, ASEP

Murray, James F. Inventory of materials received by the Registry; photograph of Dr. Murray with Henry D. Moon, 1965. From a folder titled Maude Abbott lecturer 65

Murray, Margaret R. (1901-1986) Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait from National Library of Medicine

Nocard, Edmond (January 29, 1850-August 2, 1903) (Accession #1194085) Known for the discovery of a genre of the bacteria Nocardia which causes Norcadiosis.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; correspondence Noguchi, Hideyo (November 24, 1876-May 21, 1928) (Accession #1194086) Discovered the agent of syphilis.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; correspondence 1194086-1,2

Reprints

Norris, Charles (December 4, 1867-September 11, 1935) No folder. See Howard T. Karsner’s manuscript, American Giants of Pathology Nowell, Peter C. (1928- ) (Accession #1194087)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry 1194087-1-3

Photographs. Parke-Davis Award Ceremony, Atlantic City, NJ, April 12, 1965. (With Dr. Stowell and Dr. Kaump and with Drs. Stowell, Brinkhous, Kaump )

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Press Releases on Parke-Davis Award for research on chromosomes from Young & Rubicam, Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology, and Intersociety Committee on Pathology Information

Oberling, Charles (1895-March 11, 1960) (Accession #1194088) First to describe cytology and microscopy of viruses.

Portraits; photograph of bust Correspondence Obituaries/Memorials Reprints Lantern slides. Gross specimens, clinical views, histologic, etc. (Housed at end of collection in Box 53)

Oliver, Jean Redman (1889-November 19, 1976) (Accession #1194089) Demonstrated that each segment of the nephron had a specific and separate function.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Correspondence Portrait from National Library of Medicine Press releases. Gold Headed Cane Award. ; Photograph of Dr. Peyton Rous presenting Dr. Oliver with the Gold-Headed Cane Award, 1967

Olson, Carl, Jr. (1910 or 1911-February 28, 2002) (Accession #1194090) Known for his work on avian hematology.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; correspondence Reprints

BOX 32 Ophüls, William (1871-April 27, 1933) (Accession #1194091) See also Howard T. Karsner’s manuscript, American Giants of Pathology

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Portraits Correspondence Portrait of Emmet Rixford

Tables. Arteriosclerosis and nephritis Manuscript. Medical Inspection of Schools Manuscript. Bubonic Plague, 1908 Manuscript. Beitrage zur Pathologie des Gehirns Manuscript: The Pathology of Nephritis (includes page from the Municipal Record (San Francisco?), 1916) Notebook. Pathological Sections Pathological Laboratory. List of autopsies on the Medical School service for one year; Duties and pay of the "Morgue Man" Reprints. Articles written by Dr. Ophüls Reprints. Articles written other than by Dr. Ophüls

Opie, Eugene Lindsay (July 5, 1873-March 12, 1971) (Accession #1194092) Known for his work on the causes, transmission, and diagnosis of tuberculosis, and immunization against the disease.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Portraits Correspondence Obituaries/memorials Photographs. "Welch and the First Graduating Class" (one annotated) Pocket book [wallet] 1917-1918 containing three insignia of Major and a key: "discarded key to the door of the grand stand of the race course of Rouen. The door was left open" (Housed in Historical Collections)

BOX 33 Opie, Eugene Lindsay

VNotebooks (3). Autopsies, 1917; Notebook: Pancreas Anatomy (diagram of duct), autopsies, 1898. Diary from British General Hospital No. 12, Rouen France, October 1917 Original medical illustrations (2). Plates xxxiii, figures 1 and 2, Journal of Experimental Medicine, Volume V Article. The Gold-Headed Cane Ceremony, by John H. Talbott; correspondence re: Dr. Opie’s award of 1960 Reprints. Articles by Dr. Opie. Includes January 1963 copy of Laboratory Investigation Reprints. Articles about Dr. Opie Reprint. "Russia and Her Allies," 1917, excerpted from the Verbatim Report of the Imperial Duma

Osler, Sir William (July 12, 1849-December 29, 1919) Correspondence; newspaper clipping (copy)

Papanicolaou, George Nicholas (May 13, 1883-February 19, 1962) Best known for his development of the "Pap test," for the cytologic diagnosis of cancer.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; correspondence; obituary Pappenheimer, Alwin Max (1878-1955) (Accession #1194093) Introduced the treatment of rickets with cod liver oil (Vitamin D) in 1920.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Portraits

Correspondence Manuscript. Lesions Produced in Suckling Mice by Certain Viruses Original art. Guinea Pig with Nutritional Muscular Dystrophy, by Alfred Feinberg Notebook. Typhus-Lung Reprints

Parker, C.[?] Frederic (1890-October 25, 1969) Correspondence

Payling-Wright, George (April 4, 1898-April 4, 1964) (Accession #1194094) Noted for his work on tetanus and other bacterial toxins.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Portrait, London Manuscript, illustrations, and correspondence. The Action of Tetanus Toxin on the Rabbit’s Iris (Housed at end of collection in Box 43) Notebook. Cl. Tetani A, February 1946

Pearce, Richard Mills, Jr. (1874-1930) No folder. See Howard T. Karsner’s manuscript, American Giants of Pathology BOX 34 Pinkerton, Henry (April 8, 1897-April 29, 1944) (Accession #1194095)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Correspondence. Includes bibliography and brief curriculum vitae Portrait Reprints (2 folders) Original illustrations (8)

Prudden, Theophil Mitchell (July 7, 1849-April 9, 1924) (Accession #1194096) See also Howard T. Karsner’s manuscript, American Giants of Pathology

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait from National Library of Medicine; biographical memoir by Ludvig Hektoen, 1928

Ramlingaswami [Ramalingaswami?] Inventory of materials received by the Registry [photograph missing 9/2009]

Reed, Dorothy (Mendenhall) (September 22, 1874-July 31, 1964) Correspondence; reprint

Reimann, Stanley Philip (1891-February 1968) Portrait; inventory of materials received by the Registry; correspondence; obituary

Rich, Arnold Rice (March 28, 1893-1968) (Accession #1194097) Inventory of materials received by the Registry 1194097-8

Portrait

1194097-9

. Includes personal handwritten letter from Dr. Rich to Dr. Bill Feldman, 1964

1194097-1-7

Reprints. Two folders Ricketts, Howard Taylor (February 9, 1871- May 3, 1910) (Accession #1194098)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Correspondence. Includes brochures for the Ricketts Memorial Museum, Hamilton, Montana

Dr. Rickett’s book from ISC Exhibit. "Disbanded approx 1966 (65)" Facsimile of a scrapbook containing the notes and letter of Dr. Howard Ricketts on his studies of rickettsial disease from 1906-1910

Roderick, Lee Miles (1888-1963) (Accession #1194099) Inventory of materials received by the Registry; correspondence 1194099-4

Obituary

1194099-1-3

Reprints (2 copies of each) BOX 35 Rous, Francis Peyton (October 5, 1879 - February 17, 1970) (Accession #1194001) Awarded the Nobel Prize in 1966 for his discovery that viruses cause cancer. See also the Rous Collection, OHA 293


Portrait from National Library of Medicine. Dr. Rous as a young man

1194001-10

Photograph: Dr. Rous receiving the Gold Headed Cane Award from Dr. John Kidd in 1961

Obituary 1194001-14

Correspondence. Handwritten letter from Dr. Rous on Rockefeller Institute stationery to Dr. Feldman, 1964

1194001-15 Correspondence. Typewritten letter from Dr. Rous on Rockefeller Institute stationery to Dr. Townsend, 1962

Correspondence, other 1194001-13

Photograph: window exhibit erected by AFIP on the Rous Collection 1194001-6

Original tags for gross specimens, jars I, II, IV, and V. Contributed by Dr. Peyton Rous, June 1963 Photograph. Rous Specimen Jar II, photograph and index cards: spindle cell sarcoma due to virus, Chicken tumor I

1194001-7

Typewritten descriptions of gross specimens (jars 1-5) by Dr. Rous [jar 4 label missing 11/2009] Newspaper article about Rous sarcoma virus, 1964

1194001-16

Newspaper articles (7) on Dr. Rous receiving Nobel Prize and other awards Article. North Stonington’s Nobel Laureate Francis Peyton Rous

1194001-8,9

Reprints. Includes one contributed by Dr. Paul Cannon of lecture given by Dr. Rous on January 27, 1928 (Institute of Medicine of Chicago, April 15, 1928) 6"x8" lantern slides. Approximately six are labeled "Good ChTs. No good ones below next yellow sheet." There are about 45 slides "below next yellow sheet" (Housed at end of collection in Box 50) 8x10" negatives (out for scanning 9/2/2009) (Housed at end of collection in Box 49)

Russell, Dorothy (1895-1983) Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait

Sabin, Florence Rena (1871-1953) (Accession #1194100) Inventory of materials received by the Registry Correspondence Manuscript: Studies on the Cells of the Blood and Connective Tissues with Especial Reference to Their Reactions in Tuberculosis, 1925-1938 List of papers (including correspondence) presented to the American Philosophical Society by the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research, 1907-1940 Reprint; copy of newspaper article

Samuels, Bernard "(not yet accessioned)" (June 29, 1879-July 26, 1959) Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait; correspondence Set of approximately 100 microscopic slides in Ophthalmic Pathology, from the Eno Laboratory of the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, given to Dr. Brittain Ford Payne who donated them to the AFIP and Dr. Zimmerman in 1970. Dr. Zimmerman thought they better fit the Registry for historical purposes. (Housed at end of collection in Box 53)

Sanford, Arthur Hawley (1882- ) Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait

Saphir, Otto Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait; correspondence

Schlesinger, Monroe Correspondence

Schlumberger, Hans (1913-April 6, 1967) (Accession #1194101) Inventory of materials received by the Registry Correspondence Photographs, noted as February (G1550) and December (F1596) Cancer [journal?]. From a folder labeled "Fish Odontoma Paper, 8 B&W photos on 1 layout" but photos are of a parakeet Photographs. From a folder labeled "G-J Ulcers and Brain Lesions Paper" Photographs. From a folder labeled "Cockroach Paper from AMA Arch Path" Photographs. From a folder labeled "Goldfish Neurilemoma Paper"

BOX 36 Schlumberger, Hans

Photographs. From a folder labeled "Frog X-ray (tumor in eye) Paper" Photographs. From a folder labeled "Lime Sacs Frog Paper" Photographs. From a folder labeled "Frog – Vit. D Bone Cysts Lime Sacs" Miscellaneous photographs Lantern slides. Two boxes. (Housed at end of collection in Box 53)

Schmeisser, Harry Christian (1885- ) (Accession #1194102) Inventory of materials received by the Registry; correspondence 1194102-6


1194012-7

Photograph. 8x10" B&W photo of a portrait of Dr. Schmeisser which hangs in the Institute of Pathology at the University of Tennessee

1194102-1

Original drawings for plates in Acc. No.

1194102-

, Monograph. Drawings were done by Max Brödel and Dorothea Pennington in 1914. (Also contains two of the printers’ samples of the plate containing Figs. 1 & 2)

1194102-2

Proofs of photos published in Monograph on fowl leukemia (1194102-4). "(Two large size printers’ proofs of Fig. 1 & 2 are in package with 1194102-1.)"

1194102-4,5

Reprints

1194102-3

Copper cuts, wood-backed (14) of photos of fowl leukemia monograph. "Index Box 3, pages 508-866 inclusive" (Housed at end of collection in Box 60)

Illustration. Original drawing titled Leukaemia [leukemia] of the Fowl: Spontaneous and Experimental. Figure IV. By Max Brödel, 1914 (Housed at end of collection in Box 58) Illustration. Original drawing titled Leukaemia [leukemia] of the Fowl: Spontaneous and Experimental. Figure V. By Max Brödel, 1914 (Housed at end of collection in Box 58) Illustration. Original drawing titled Leukaemia [leukemia] of the Fowl: Spontaneous and Experimental. Figure VI. By Max Brödel, 1914 (Housed at end of collection in Box 58)

Schofield, Frank W. (Accession #1194103) Inventory of materials received by the Registry; correspondence

Schultz, W.H. (Accession #1194104) Inventory of materials received by the Registry 1194104-1,2

Reprints

Sewall, Henry (1855-1936) (Accession #1194105) Inventory of materials received by the Registry

Sheard, Charles Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait; correspondence; selected bibliography

Shope, Richard E. (1901- ) (Accession #1194107) Inventory of materials received by the Registry

1194107-12

Correspondence regarding this Registry between Dr. Shope and Dr. E.R. Long

1194107-1

Original research records. (No. 1: herd and animal record of first isolation of swine influenza)

1194107-2

Original research records. (No. 2: record of outbreak and animal sheets on first seven serial passages)

1194107-3

Original handwritten manuscript. The Infection Of Ferrets with Swine Influenza Virus

BOX 37 Shope, Richard E.

1194107-4

Original handwritten manuscript. The Infection Of Mice with Swine Influenza Virus

1194107-5

Original handwritten manuscript. The Susceptibility of Swine to The Virus of Human Influenza

1194107-6

Original handwritten manuscript. The Occurrence of Human Influenza Virus Infection in Swine under Natural Conditions

1194107-7

Original handwritten manuscript. Active Immunization to Swine Influenza Virus

1194107-8

Original handwritten manuscript. The Swine Lungworm as Reservoir Intermediate Host for Swine Influenza Virus

1194107-9

Original handwritten manuscript. Infectious Papillomatosis of Rabbits

1194107-10

Original handwritten manuscript. Infectious Fibroma of Rabbits, III

1194107-11

Ricketts Award article published in Medical Tribune, June 17, 1963 with photograph of Dr. Shope receiving medal. Also pictured is Henry T. Ricketts, the son of Howard Taylor Ricketts.

Simonds, James Persons (March 19, 1878- March 17, 1964) (Accession #1194108) Inventory of materials received by the Registry 1194108-3

Curriculum vitae

1194108-2

Obituary. Hepler, O.E., Northwestern Medical Alumni Magazine, May 1964 (3 copies)

1194108-5

Memorial speech made in 1964 by Dean Richard H. Young

1194108-6

Memorial speech made in 1964 by Edwin F. Hirsch

1194108-4

Bibliography. Dr. Simonds, 1927-1953

1194108-1

Reprint Simpson, Walter Malcolm

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait Slye, Maud (1879-1954) (Accession #1194109)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; correspondence Smith, Allen John (1863-1926)

No folder. See Howard T. Karsner’s manuscript, American Giants of Pathology Smith, Erwin F. (1854-1927) (Accession # 1194110)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; reprints Smith, Theobald (1859-1934) (Accession #1194111) See also Howard T. Karsner’s manuscript, American Giants of Pathology

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Correspondence Article: Gold-Headed Cane Ceremony, by John H. Talbott Research photographs: colored negatives and plates Bronze bas relief of Dr. Smith, framed, 1915 (Housed in Historical Collections) Inventory of materials received by the Registry Correspondence Photocopy: Investigations into the Nature, Causation, and Prevention of Texas or Southern Cattle Fever, 1893 (2 copies, 2 of 3 folders)

BOX 38 Smith, Theobald

Photocopy: Investigations into the Nature, Causation, and Prevention of Texas or Southern Cattle Fever, 1893 (2 copies, 3 of 3 folders) Reprints, 1894-1933 (2 folders)

Stanley, Wendell M. (1904- ) (Accession #1194112) Noted for his work on the tobacco mosaic virus. Nobel Prize, 1946.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; correspondence; reprint Stewart, Fred W.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait Stewart, Harold

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait; correspondence Stohlman, F.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait; photograph of Drs. Stowell, Stohlman, and Dunlap

Stout, Arthur Purdy Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait

Stowell, Robert Eugene (December 25, 1914- ) See also Lorenz E. Zimmerman.

Lantern slides. Two boxes of slides of microscopic images "for Dr. Stowell." [Unclear whose they are.] (Housed at end of collection in Box 62) The notation reads: Dr. Stowell. Dr. Elgin C. Cowart, Jr., Curator of the Medical Museum. Two boxes of lantern slides on the development of the Registry of Noteworthy Research in Pathology. March 1969.

Symmers, Douglas (1879-1952) (Accession #1194113) Inventory of materials received by the Registry

Terplan, Kornel (1894- ) (Accession #1194114) See also Anton Ghon.


Autopsy notes. Tuberculous meningitis; primary tuberculosis Two 5x7" prints of lungs from CH. #437, TB, from original negatives Reprints (2 folders) X-rays. Original x-rays depicting tuberculosis, Cases Number 1209 and 1212. Contributed by Dr. Terplan. (Housed at end of collection in Box 58) Illustrations. Six original plates used in publications by Dr. Terplan (publications also in RNWRP files. See Reprints.) Identified on back of plates as to which publication they belong. Contributed to RNWRP by Dr. Terplan – 1966. (Housed at end of collection in Box 43) Lantern slides. 4 boxes. (Housed in at end of collection in Box 53)

Theiler, Max (1899- ) Received the Nobel Prize in 1951 for his development of vaccines against yellow fever.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait; partial list of Nobel Prize winners Von Glahn, William C.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait; correspondence Wade, W.H.

Correspondence Warren, Shields (February 26, 1898-1980) (Accession # 1194132)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Correspondence Photograph of Dr. Warren with Gold Headed Cane, awarded to him March 10, 1969 Biographical excerpt from Current Biography, June 1950; notice of Albert Einstein Award, 1962 AFIP Letter, April 1969, which notes Dr. Warren receiving Gold Headed Cane Award Service Stripe, April 3, 1969. Article about Dr. Warren receiving the Gold Headed Cane Award Program from memorial service "Enclosure A:" document in Japanese. A page from a first draft of Dr. Warren’s report made through the U.S. Naval Technical Mission to Japan on the effects of the atomic bombings of those two cities (Housed at end of collection in Box 43) "Enclosure B:" one page of a handwritten manuscript (conclusions) about Japanese casualties due to the Atomic Bomb "Enclosure C:" one page of a handwritten manuscript (conclusions) about Japanese casualties due to the Atomic Bomb

Warthin, Aldred Scott (1866-1931) (Accession #1194115) See also Howard T. Karsner’s manuscript, American Giants of Pathology

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait; correspondence; bibliography 1892-1926 Reprints

BOX 39 Weed, Lewis H. "(Not yet included in Registry)"

Two portraits; correspondence Weil, Richard (1876-1916) (Accession #1194116)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Welch, William Henry (April 8, 1850-April 30, 1934) (Accession #1194117)

See also Howard T. Karsner’s manuscript, American Giants of Pathology Inventory of materials received by the Registry 1194117-6

Photographs from National Library of Medicine (2 copies)

1194117-7

Photograph. Copy of a personally inscribed photo (to Colonel Russell) Correspondence 1194117-8

Drawing of Dr. Welch. Framed [unframed] print from original drypoint etching contributed to the Registry by Dr. Howard Karsner. (Housed at end of collection in Box 43)

1194117-4

Biography by Dr. Eugene Opie. Also biography by Stanhope Bayne-Jones, 1934

1194117-2

Original typed manuscript (shorthand reporter’s copy) of an address given by Dr. Welch on December 5, 1913

1194117-5

Photocopy. Biographical materials used in an exhibit until 1964

1194117-9

Award. Copy of speech regarding Gold-Headed Cane Award of the AAPB. Dr. Welch was second recipient of this award

1194117-3

Reprint

1194117-1

Film. 16mm b&w. Reminiscences of the Early Days of the Medical School Weller, Carl Vernon (1887-1956) (Accession #1194118)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Portraits (3) Correspondence. Includes letter from Dr. Weller’s son, Thomas H. Weller, on a presentation Dr. Carl Weller made regarding the supposed birth by Mary Tafts of rabbits in England in 1726 Correspondence: page from personal letter to his family in 1925 when Dr. Weller worked in Dr. Erdheim’s clinic in Vienna Two pages of handwritten notes regarding Dr. Weller’s investigation into the supposed birth by Mary Tafts of rabbits in England in 1726 Program: First Annual Carl V. Weller Lecture by the Michigan Pathological Society, 1956 Book: Causal Factors in Cancer of the Lung, from The Beaumont Lecture, Wayne County Medical Society, 1955 Reprint

Weller, Thomas H. (1915- ) (Accession #1194119) Awarded the Nobel Prize in 1954 with John F. Enders and Frederick C. Robbins for their discovery of the ability of polio-myelitis virus to grow in cultures of different tissues.

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; correspondence, including a copy of the letter notifying him of the Nobel Prize

Wells, Harry Gideon (July 21, 1875-April 26, 1943) (Accession #1194120) See also Howard T. Karsner’s manuscript, American Giants of Pathology

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Portraits (2), including presentation program for portrait donated to the University of Chicago, 1939

Correspondence Obituary. JAMA, May 8, 1943 Biographical memoir by Dr. Esmond Long Typewritten autobiography. Includes chapter on service in Romania in World War 1

BOX 40 Wells, Harry Gideon

Photograph album [mostly postcards], loose photos, and correspondence from Dr. Wells’ European trip in 1930 Reprints Handwritten diaries [notebooks] covering the period September-November, 1904; July 25, 1917-December 13, 1917; November 11, 1918-June 21, 1919; Europe 1930 (2 volumes); 1932-1933. Unfoldered Lantern slides. [One box of about 180 lantern slides depicting microscopic images, clinical images of human and veterinary studies, and other scenes, possibly used for lecture] (Housed at end of collection in Box 60)

BOX 41 Whipple, George Hoyt (1878- ) (Accession #1194121)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; notes about window exhibit Portrait Correspondence Autobiographical sketch, 1959 Letter of notification of Nobel Prize; copy of letter; copy of Prize certificate; reprint of Nobel Lecture given December 12, 1934; reprint of radio address given about the Prize, 1934 Handwritten speech by Dr. Whipple to King Gustaf of Sweden Photograph. Color photo taken by AFIP of AFIP-constructed and shown hall window exhibit during 1967-1968. (Exhibit intact moved to MM for display there at a later date- all wrapped in brown paper in six [sections].) Caricature of Professor Hilding Bergstrand of the Karolinska Institutet, Sweden Newspaper clippings Journal: Rochester Review, September 1955 Article: The Gold-Headed Cane Ceremony, by John H. Talbott Book review: George Hoyt Whipple and His Friends Reprints Plaza recording tape. Tape recording made by Dr. Roger Terry, Professor of Pathology, University of Rochester: celebration of the 90th birthday of George Hoyt Whipple, August 28, 1968. (Rehoused from the Bayne-Jones file)

Wiener, Alexander Solomon (1907 -) Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait

Wilder, Russell Morse (1885-1959) (Accession #1194122) Inventory of materials received by the Registry; reprint

Williams, George Z. Inventory of materials received by the Registry

Williams, Herbert U. (1866-1938) (Accession #1194123)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry

Wilson, Louis Blanchard (1866-1943) (Accession #1194124)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Portrait; copy of newspaper article; The Mayo Alumnus, January 1966 Correspondence, including notice of an open house for the Jellison Residence Studio-Library, Hamilton, MT

BOX 42 Winternitz, Milton Charles (1885-1959) (Accession #1194125)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; correspondence; brief biography Wolbach, Simeon Burt (1880-1954) (Accession #1194126)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry Correspondence List of patients autopsied by Dr. Wolbach, Camp Devens influenza epidemic of 1918 1194126-1

Bound book containing 34 autopsy protocols from Camp Devens influenza cases from 1918, autopsied by Dr. Wolbach (some of the pages are not bound into the book; from Dr. Shields Warren).

1194126-5

Manuscript: two typewritten reports on Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever dated 1918 (Xerox copy)

1194126-6

Manuscripts: handwritten draft and first typed draft of a ms. on Vitamin A deficiency in the chick (Xerox copy)

1194126-7

Manuscript: unpublished early handwritten ms. on three autopsies (Xerox copy)

1194126-8

Reprint: The influenza epidemic at Camp Devens in 1918. Arch. Int. Med. 32:571-600, 1923. "(Positive photostat)"

1194126-9

Reprint: The pathologic changes resulting from vitamin deficiency. JAMA 108:7-13, 1937

1194126-2,3

Ten boxes of microscope slides, containing portions of 39 cases of post-influenzal pneumonia, Camp Devens, 1918 (from Boston), plus one box of 19 microscope slides (large size) from several of the influenza cases of Camp Devens (from AFIP vault) (Housed at end of collection in Boxes 51 and 52)

Wood, Francis Carter Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait

Yamagiwa, Katsusaburo (1863-1930) Inventory of materials received by the Registry; portrait; copy of journal article (2) Ziegler, Ernst (Accession #1194127)

Inventory of materials received by the Registry; reprints Zimmerman, Lorenz E.

Manuscript: Use of Charts and Graphs in Presentations (two drafts and two copies); list of slides used for talk [by Dr. Stowell]: Introduction to Research Methods; memorandum

regarding slides. Lantern slides. Three boxes of slides for "Preparation and Use of Illustrations" from 1963 or earlier. Motion picture film was made from this talk and is in AFIP files. (Housed at end of collection in Box 59)

Zinsser, Hans (November 17, 1878-September 4, 1940) (Accession #1194128) Inventory of materials received by the Registry; obituary, Archives of Pathology, 1941

Miscellaneous Unidentified color illustrations by Dorothy Pennington. Four illustrations on two pages. Four unidentified tapes ("Unireel") labeled "3¾ Registry final talk (with originals)" (Housed at end of collection in Box 57) Unidentified handwritten notecards, some reprints. Names referenced include Lucké, Greene, Loeb, Holman. Two folders

The following boxes hold oversized material. Details of the contents are under each person’s listing. BOX 43 Materials of Burnet, Ewing, Feldman, Gardner, Ghon, Gömöri, Holman, Kernohan, Lucké, Mallory, Moritz, Payling-Wright, Terplan, Warren, and Welch BOX 44 Feldman: microscope slides BOX 45 Feldman: Florida series 1-45 BOX 46 Feldman: Florida series 46-end BOX 47 Feldman: Florida series and histological studies; journal BOX 48 Karsner: slides BOX 49 Rous: 8x10 negatives BOX 50 Rous: 6x8 lantern slides BOX 51 Wolbach: slides BOX 52 Wolbach: slides BOX 53 DeCoursey, Ewing, Forbus, Hagan, Letterer, Oberling, Samuels, Schlumberger, Terplan: slides BOX 54 Hayes-Fox-Stein lantern slides BOX 55 Hayes-Fox-Stein lantern slides BOX 56 Gorgas: lantern slides BOX 57 Coman, McCutcheon, Long: slides; Feldman: animal cards and paraffin blocks BOX 58 Terplan-Ghon, Schmeisser (Brödel): illustrations BOX 59 Cannon, Herbut, Lucké, Lurie, Zimmerman: slides BOX 60 Callender, Wells: slides; Schmeisser: copper plates BOX 61 Moon: slides; Karsner, Long: empty slide cases BOX 62 Cowart, Gardner, Holman, Stowell: slides

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