Additional Correspondence, Pictures, and News Clippings, 1918-1957
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Part of Evarts A. Graham Papers
Folders 1435-1565, arranged alphabetically.
Additional Correspondence, Pictures, and News Clippings, 1918-1957
Part of Evarts A. Graham Papers
Folders 1435-1565, arranged alphabetically.
Additional General Files, 1899-1980
Part of Central Administration, Washington University School of Medicine
This is a series arranged by the Library staff in the early 1980s. Folders 1-19 in Box 50 were compiled in the Dean’s Office, part of accession 77-012, and created mainly from the first years of the century. Folders 20-23 in Box 50 were from accession 94-018. The contents of box 50 were microfilmed by the Library. Items in box 51 are of various provenance and arranged with the preceding files as important documents pertaining to WUSM history.
Additional General Files, 1915-1960
Part of Central Administration, Washington University School of Medicine
When Dean M. Kenton King neared retirement in 1989, he authorized the release of files of the same period as those in Series 2, but had been retained for active use by his administration. Accession 89-022.
Part of Alfred Goldman Papers
Part of Medical Public Affairs Department and Subject Photographs
4 black and white 8x10 inch photographs featuring staff in Central Administration inlcuding: Dr. Samuel Guze Psychiatry – CRB Dedication Dr. Menton, Jack Siefkas – Freshman Winery Party
Part of Frank R. Bradley Papers
The diaries in this series were removed from the binders in which they were originally kept. They consist of entries by day and night administrative staff detailing minutiae of Barnes Hospital daily operation. Administrators whose entries are included in the diaries are listed on each folder. Diaries cover the period from June 1948 through December 1954, but skip the last six months of 1951 and all of 1952. The material is arranged chronologically.
Administrative Records: emergency room study and reprint files, 1959-1972.
Part of Eli Robins Papers
These files were kept by Eli Robins and Kathye Gentry. Eli Robins files are found in Box 68, Folder 5 through Box 69, Folder 4. Kathye Gentry' s file are in Box 68, Folder 5 through Box 69, Folder 4. Kathye Gentry was Research Assistant on the Emergency Room study. Outdated coding instructions and coding sheets for data entry were discarded. Only the last coding manuals in ring notebooks were kept.
Administrative Structure Committee
Part of Surgery Department Records
Twenty cassette tapes all dated "1986". Labels on the tapes include "Danforth Committee" and "Administrative Structure CMTE". Along with the tapes are microfiche (and photocopies taken from microfiche) documenting the work of the Administrative Structure Committee. These documents were kept by Samuel Wells (Head of Surgery) who was on this committee which evaluated the functions of the Vice Chancellor and the Dean. Accession 2011-013.
Part of Barnes Hospital Records
Series 1 focuses on forms, registers, and schedules used to enable and record the day-to-day functioning of the hospital. It also contains portion of the governing Board’s meeting minutes. The series includes two sub-series divisions. The first sub-series consists of various hospital schedules, including surgical, room assignments, and Medico-Military for the years 1932-1937. The second sub-series includes thirteen binders containing hospital Board of Directors monthly meeting minutes for the years 1992-1994. The remainder of the series includes a patient census for Barnes Hospital, 1936-1948; McMillan Hospital, 1943-1948; St. Louis Maternity Hospital, 1944-1948; and Washington University Clinics, 1944-1948. Boxes 2-5 contain registers of patients admitted and discharged from Barnes Hospital for the years 1958-1964. Finally, a book containing various blank forms for the first year of the hospital’s operation is included in box 6. The series and sub-series are arranged chronologically.
Adminstrative Documents, 1878-1994.
This series contains documents related to the organization, management, and creation of Jewish Hospital. The series is divided in four subseries, with the first sub-series containing significant documents related to the hospital’s founding and evolution up to 1977. The second sub-series contains reports, strategies, and studies related to hospital public relations and marketing. The third sub-series contains regulatory documents for the hospital including by-laws, amendments, and constitutions, and the fourth sub-series contains architectural documents related to the hospital buildings’ growth over the years. The remainder of the series contains President David Gee’s directory; informational documents related to Jewish Hospital’s association with Washington University; reports and correspondence of various committees; and a binder related to Dr. Morton Pareira’s time at Jewish Hospital.
Admiral Karl Donitz, 1946-1981.
Part of John F. Patton, Jr. Papers
This series contains newspaper clippings and correspondence between Dr. Patton and Karl Donitz. Donitz served as an admiral in the German navy during World War II. After the war, Dr. Patton performed surgery on Donitz, who was serving a ten-year prison sentence for war crimes.
Admission, Disposition, and Evacuation Lists, 1943-1945.
Part of 21st General Hospital Collection
The registrar's mission was to prepare medical records and necessary statistics in conformity with existing regulations and P.B.S. circulars (Unit history, July 1944, p. 87. Box 3, Folder 1). The monthly statistics in the registrar’s report of unit histories came from these logs of the comings and goings of patients, 1943-1945. Admission lists identify incoming patients and their location within the hospital. Disposition lists trace where the patients went after leaving the hospital: their return to unit, first replacement depot, or transfer to other hospitals. Evacuation lists chronicle the evacuation of patients to other hospitals after being stabilized. Evacuation lists start in November 1944, the first full month of operation in the European Theater of Operations. The registrar complains in the November 1944 unit history that "this installation has been functioning as an evacuation hospital and not in the capacity for which it was intended (p. 137A, (Box 3, Folder 10)." Properly or not, the evacuation lists record the massive air evacuations to the United States begun in July 1944 (Unit history, July 1944, p. 88).
Part of Medical Public Affairs Department and Subject Photographs
18 black and white 8x10 inch photographs and 12 black and white 35mm negatives featuring staff in the Admission's Office including: Dr. Goldstein – Admissions Committee Meeting Dr. John Herweg – Financial Aid and Admissions Committee Mr. John Walters and Dr. John Schultz – Financial Aid and Admissions Committee Admissions Committee - group shot Dr. Rebecca Davis – “Interview” Dr. Paula Davis – “Interview” Jim Shiro – “Fake Tour” with Rebecca Singer WUSM I
Part of Medical Public Affairs Name and Subject Photographs, Negatives, and Slides
5 black and white 8x10 inch photographs featuring portraits of senior citizens.
Part of Frank R. Bradley Papers
Series 8 contains material relating to a new style of hospital patient food delivery at Barnes Hospital, the "airline food services" as developed by Dr. Bradley and Henrietta Becker, administrative dietitian. The series includes an index of the material and is dated 1949-1954.
Alfred Goldman books, 1945-1971.
Part of Alfred Goldman Papers
AG was a contributor to these pamphlets and books. Accession 1974-008. Not microfilmed.
Alfred Goldman reprints, 1920-1953.
Part of Alfred Goldman Papers
This series contains a selection of AG's short scientific publications. The items themselves are not microfilmed. A curriculum vitae in the WUSM archives vertical file offers a more complete list of his publications.