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Newspaper clippings relating to R. Hart Phillips and The Battle with Yellow Jack , by George K. Strode Box 44, Folder 6

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Newspaper clippings relating to R. Hart Phillips and The Battle with Yellow Jack , by George K. Strode circa 1951 Box 44, Folder 6

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Newspaper clippings relating to the death of Walter Reed and work of Jesse W. Lazear Box 26, Folder 53

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Newspaper clippings relating to the death of Walter Reed and work of Jesse W. Lazear 1902 Box 26, Folder 53

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

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Newspaper clippings relating to the yellow fever heroes July 1931-February 4, 1952 Box 67, Folder 12

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Newspaper clippings relating to Walter Reed Box 32, Folder 68

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Newspaper clippings relating to Walter Reed circa 1931 Box 32, Folder 68

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Newspaper clippings relating to yellow fever Box 67, Folder 16

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Newspaper clippings relating to yellow fever and the yellow fever heroes Box 67, Folder 8

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