Date range: 1950 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Date range 1950 Level Item

Wythe County: Newspaper Articles (copies) and other Printed, 1940/1989 Box Box 3

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X-RAY LITERATURE - GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMISSION, 1949/1953 Box 077, Folder 005

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X-section up Dalton Branch, Bishop, 1972/05/24; Norfolk & Western Railway Co., 1939/08/01, 1939/1972 Box 576

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Y-903/89/1504-1517, 1945/1952 Box 1

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Yearbooks, New England Conservatory of Music, 1950 Box 192

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Yeend Scrapbook 3 (scrapbook of clippings documenting Yeend's career compiled by clipping service for Columbia Artists Management; in large paige records carton), 1950/1953 Box 60

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"Yellow Fever in the Perene and Its Significance", 1937/1954 Box 01, Folder 010

Henry Hanson authored this draft of an article sometime between 1937 and his death in 1954.

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Yellow Fever Resurgent; Threatens to Become Problem, Modern Medicine, 1930/1966 Box 51, Folder 20

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Yellow Jack Memorial Fund Sought, St. Paul Sunday Pioneer Press, 1950 Box 138, Folder 6

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Yellow Jack Met Fate Fifty Years Ago, The New York Times, 1950 Box 138, Folder 2

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