Date range: 1941 / Subjects: clippings (information artifacts) - ARVAS Search Results

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Magazine clippings showing aerial views of Havana, Cuba, 1930/1960 Box 73, Folder 29

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Materials concerning the yellow fever epidemic in Memphis, Tennessee, 1879/1950 Box 139, Folder 9

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Materials relating to Estela Agramonte de Rodriguez Leon, 1941/1950 Box 58, Folder 3

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Materials relating to George A. Kellogg, 1941 Box 59, Folder 6

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Materials relating to Mabel H. Lazear, 1941/1942 Box 60, Folder 4

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Miscellaneous correspondence and clippings of Philip Showalter Hench, 1941/1953 Box 61, Folder 18

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Miscellaneous printed matter and a sketch, 1910/1966 Box 51, Folder 24

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News clippings concerning Walter Reed and the Yellow Fever Commission, 1940/1950 Box 149, Folder 11

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Newspaper clippings relating toConquerors of Yellow Fever, 1941 Box 38, Folder 16

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Newspaper clippings relating to the yellow fever heroes, 1931/1952 Box 67, Folder 12

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