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Finding aid to the Dr. Francis O. Schmitt Oral history Collection Papers at the MIT Institute Archives.

This collection contains “Frontline”, the publication of the St. Louis Effort for AIDS from 1989 to 1996.  Frontline is a monthly newsletter that features stories of people living with HIV/AIDS as well as new treatments and therapies available for AIDS.  Also included are volunteer opportunities and a schedule of events.

Creating a scientific identity: Joseph Erlanger and the growth of American physiology, 1900-1950; by D. George Joseph.

WZ 100 E69j 1994 (ARB reference)

This small collection contains records from a memorial service held for Washington University School of Medicine first-year medical students Adam El-Khishin, Danny Lee, and Candice Lin. Records include a memorial program, guest book, photographs, and collected memories from classmates.

Ernest Sachs and the problem of the glioblastoma.

This small collection consists of pharmaceutical items from the S. Pfeiffer Manufacturing Company (3965 Laclede Avenue), owned and operated by Adolph Pfeiffer. The material includes three funnels used for filling pill bottles; a wooden herb and powder mixing trough; cast iron cork press; three wooden pill counting shovels; and one roll of Schoenfeld K & L Tea labels.

The Becker Library no longer holds the archival records for the American Academy of Neurology.

Collection includes an 8.5x11 portrait photograph of Dr. Jones and a Second Century award that was given to Dr. Jones by Washington University.

This small collection includes Jesse Marguerite (Marge) Gowan’s Jewish Hospital nursing uniform, a 1932 class photograph of the Jewish Hospital School of Nursing, and a portrait photograph of Marge Gowan wearing her Jewish Hospital of St. Louis student nursing uniform.

The diary of Olga A. Krieger, consists of approximately 25 typed pages of reminiscences for 1917-1919 in rough chronological order. Krieger was a Red Cross nurse who worked with Base Hospital 21 in Rouen, France during WWI. Three other nurses in her squad are mentioned frequently in the text: Marie Kammeyer, Louise Kenninger, and Cordelia Ranz.

See oral history number OH017.

See oral history number OH038 and OH039.

See oral history number OH025.

This small collection includes a privately published memoir authored by Yvonne Bost Pickett titled, “Our War: My Life as a Nurse in Hawaii, 1941-1945.”