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Correspondence of Philip Showalter Hench, meeting minutes, and newspaper clippings relating to the Walter Reed Memorial Association Box 137, Folder 30

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Correspondence of Philip Showalter Hench, meeting minutes, and newspaper clippings relating to the Walter Reed Memorial Association 1956-1963 Box 137, Folder 30

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Excerpts from the Medical Society of the District of Columbia minute book Box 154, Folder 12

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Excerpts from the Medical Society of the District of Columbia minute book November 1895-December 1895 Box 154, Folder 12

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Jefferson Society records

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Materials relating to House of Representatives Bill H.R. 7544 Box 67, Folder 30

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Materials relating to House of Representatives Bill H.R. 7544 1956-1957 Box 67, Folder 30

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Minutes of the 116th Session of the Virginia Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church with related materials Box 18, Folder 49

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Minutes of the 116th Session of the Virginia Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church with related materials 1865-1948 Box 18, Folder 49

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Minutes of the annual meeting, board of managers, Walter Reed Memorial Association and related materials Box 42, Folder 29

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