RGPPM. Personal Papers and Manuscript Collections (PPM)

Scope and Contents The collection provides considerable insight into Fred Plum's career as an educator. Class lecture notes comprise a sizeable portion of his papers. There are also letters to colleagues, speeches given at various conferences, and records pertaining to committees in which he was a member. The collection of papers is divided into five series: Lecture Notes (1958-1992), Correspondence (1975-1991), Speeches, Papers, & Manuscripts (1953-1991), Committees (1977-1991), and Administrative...

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The Frederick Gudenatsch papers are organized into six series: General Correspondence (1952-1958), Societies Correspondence (1940-1958), Speeches and Lectures (1917-1954), Reprints (1907-1960), Drawings (1930's), and Miscellaneous (1897-1962).

Scope and Contents This collection along with the original collection from Dr. Fuchs provides an excellent overview of Dr. Fuchs professional life at the medical center. There is not much documentation of his personal life. This collection has been divided into the following series: General Correspondence (1960-1989) and Foreign Correspondence (1956-1988) are maintained in the order organized by Dr. Fuchs. A third miscellaneous file contains photographs and books organized by the Assistant...

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The papers are organized into four series: General Correspondence (1950-1985), Cross Foundation (1959-1986), Research Files (1939-1976) and Reprints (1943-1973).

Abstract Dr. George Papanicolaou (Georgios Nikolaou Papanikolaou) was a Greek physician and researcher who conducted pioneering research on the physiological and cytological characteristics of the female reproductive system, leading to the development of the cervical cancer screening procedure commonly known as the “Pap smear.” The George Papanicolaou, MD, PhD Papers consist of papers, publications, reprints, awards, glass plate slides, and memorabilia related to his career and research, primarily...

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The collection has been broken into ten series: Correspondence, A-Z (1956-1991), Correspondence with CUMC Faculty (1967-1989), Correspondence w/ Universities (1955-1981), General Correspondence (1973-1992), Correspondence (in reverse order) (1975-1991), Letters of Recommendations (1975-1991), Miscellaneous Office Files (1961-1991), Committees (1957-1992), Travel Files (1957-1991), and Papers, Reprints, and Speeches (1948-1998).

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These papers contained reprints and manuscripts on Dr. Wantz's research including his book "Problems in Surgery" that he co-authored with Dr. Frank Glenn. This book includes case studies from New York Hospital's surgical grand rounds. Unfortunately, these papers provide very little insight on his personal life or his career overall. Illustrations from his book, “Problems in Surgery” have been discarded.