Collection: American Lung Association of Virginia (ALAV) collection, 1907/2004 - ARVAS Search Results

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TRI-STATE TUBERCULOSIS CASE CONFERENCE BY KARL PFUETZE, ET AL./ADDRESSED TO: WILLIAM APPERSON, ET AL., 1960 Box 195, Folder 005

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TRI-STATE TUBERCULOSIS CONFERENCE ON PULMONARY DISEASES BY WILLIAM ANDERSON, ET AL./ADDRESSED TO: ALL COMMITTEE MEMBERS, ET AL., 1963/1971 Box 195, Folder 003

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TRUDEAU, EDWARD L. AND THE AMERICAN TRUDEAU SOCIETY BY FRANK WEBSTER, ET AL./ADDRESSED TO: LESLIE FOSTER, ET AL., 1949 Box 195, Folder 007

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Tuberculin Testing Box 273, Folder 011

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Tuberculin Testing, 1969 Box 260, Folder 009

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Tuberculin Testing at Hanover County, 1966 Box 257, Folder 013

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Tuberculin Testing at Hanover County, 1967 Box 258, Folder 017

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Tuberculin Testing at Page County, 1964 Box 256, Folder 015

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TUBERCULIN TESTING BY CHARLES SHEPARD, ET AL., 1949 Box 200, Folder 006

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TUBERCULIN TESTING BY DONALD TRAUGER, ET AL./ADDRESSED TO: NTA MEMBERS, ET AL., 1957/1961 Box 200, Folder 005

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