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Dr. Joseph Cahill Letters, 1929

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Two letters sent to Dr. Joseph T. Cahill of Baltimore, Maryland, in December 1928. One typescript letter signed by Senator M.M. Neely of West Virginia concerns Neely's possible assistance to the surgeon general about an undisclosed matter. The second typescript letter is signed from J. Ben Robinson, dean of the dental school at the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery. This letter concerns a possible position for Dr. Cahill in the Department of Public Health in Washington, D.C.
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Dr. Joseph Cahill Letters, 1929 0.01 Linear Feet Summary: 1/4 in. (1 folder)

Cahill, Dr. Joseph
Two letters sent to Dr. Joseph T. Cahill of Baltimore, Maryland, in December 1928. One typescript letter signed by Senator M.M. Neely of West Virginia concerns Neely's possible assistance to the surgeon general about an undisclosed matter. The second typescript letter is signed from J. Ben Robinson, dean of the dental school at the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery. This letter concerns a possible position for Dr. Cahill in the Department of Public Health in Washington, D.C.

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