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Walter Reed and the Conquest of Yellow Fever,The Pharos of Alpha Omega Alpha, by Philip Showalter Hench Box 148, Folder 29

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Walter Reed and the Conquest of Yellow Fever,The Pharos of Alpha Omega Alpha, by Philip Showalter HenchMay 1948 Box 148, Folder 29

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Walter Reed Anniversary,Army Medical Library News Box 43, Folder 75

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Walter Reed Anniversary,Army Medical Library News September 1951 Box 43, Folder 75

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Walter Reed: Army Surgeon - Bacteriologist - Epidemiologist,Alabama Journal of Medical Science, by Emmett B. Carmichael Box 154, Folder 56

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Walter Reed: Army Surgeon - Bacteriologist - Epidemiologist,Alabama Journal of Medical Science, by Emmett B. Carmichael1971 Box 154, Folder 56

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Walter Reed Gets Original Name Back,The Washington Post Box 138, Folder 9

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Walter Reed Gets Original Name Back,The Washington Post January 7, 1960 Box 138, Folder 9

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Walter Reed in Minnesota,Minnesota History Box 138, Folder 32

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Walter Reed in Minnesota,Minnesota History September 1943 Box 138, Folder 32

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