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NARCOTICS, BUREAU OF
Los Angeles, Field Enforcement Division, Office
of the Narcotic Agent .............................. 705
San Francisco, Field Enforcement Division, Office
of the District Supervisor ......................... 707
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE, BUREAU OF
Eureka, Division of Foreign and insular Quarantine,
Quarantine Station ................................. 712
Eureka, Division of Marine Hospitals and Relief,
Third ClaSs Relief Station ......................... 713
Los Angeles, Division of Marine hospitals and Relief,
Second Class Relief Station ........................ 714
San Diego, Division of Foreign and Insular Quarantine,
Quarantine Station ................................. 717
San Diego, Division of Marine Hospitals and Relief,
Second Class Relief Station ........................ 720
' San Francisco, Division of Domestic Quarantine, Inter»
this state Sanitary District 5, Office of the District
Ei‘iggiz‘ngaer 722
San Francisco, Division of Domestic Quarantine, Plague
Suppressive Laboratory ............................. 728
Administrative Records ............................. 728
Ectoparasite Survey Records ........................ 729
Plague Suppressive Records ......................... 729
Research Laboratory Records ........................ 730
San Francisco, Division of Domestic Quarantine, Inter—
state Sanitary District 5, Office of the Regional
' Consultant ......................................... 731
‘ San Francisco, Division of Foreign and Insular
Quarantine, Quarantine Station ..................... 732
‘ San Francisco, Division of Marine Hospitals and Relief,
- Marine Hospital 19 ................................. 734
Hospital Records ................................... 735
ornia ' St. Louis, Missouri, Records ....................... 767
nia Fort Stanton, New Mexico, Records .................. 767
_ Palo Alto, California, Records ..................... 767
Out—Patient Office Records ......................... 767
San Francisco, Division of Mental Hygiene, U. S. Peni~
tantiary Hospital, Chief Medical Officer ........... 768
‘ San Pedro, Division of Foreign and Insular Quarantine,
, Quarantine Station ................................. 779
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PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE, BUREAU OF (cont‘d)
_ San Pedro, Division of Marine Hospitals and Relief,
Second Class Relief Station ........................ 784
EROCUREMEUT DlVISlDH
Fresno, Branch Procurement Office ..................,.... 793
L05 Angoles, Southern California District Office ........ 794
Executive foicc ..................... ............. 794 . V
Administrative Saction ............................. 795
Hid Section ........................................ 798
Purchasing Section ................................. 799
Building ﬂatcrial Purchasing Section ............... 800
Chief's Cfficc ..................................... 800
Leasing and Utilitics Saction ...................... 801
Equipmant Rental Section ........................... 803
Office Equipment and Supplies Section .............. 806
Traffic Section .................................... 808
Voucher Section 810
hailing ano ﬂimcograph Section ..................... 813
Bedding, Branch Procurement Office ...................... 814
Sacramento, District 2, Procurement Office .............. 815
San Bernardimo, Branch Procurement Office ............... 816
San Diego, Branch Procurement Officc .................... 810
San Francisco, Office of District Engineer .............. 817
San Francisco, State Procurement Cfficc ................. 821
Santa Barbara, Branch Procurement officc ................ 838
SECREI'SERVICE Dlﬂ1310N
Lou Angelcs, Fiuld Force, Office of the Operative in
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FTWLD ENFORCEKENT DIVIJTON
YTVIGE D? THE EARCOTIC ASHT?
Federal Rlﬂg., Temple anﬂ Vain Ste. .
’ This office was establishod about l??l. from l??? to 1927, it
was under the juvicﬁictiou of tho Fiviglon .T farcotios of the
. Prohibition Unit; from l9?7 to 1750, Nous? tbs Division of Ear~
ootios in tho Bureau of isohihition; uni from l930 to date, under
the Finld Enforcomont Divition. its pwimary functions are to in—
vostigwto suspectsﬂ Violations on? to detect anﬁ arrest violators
of the Harrison ﬂsrcotio Law chi the Narcotic ﬂruyt Import ind
ExpOTt Act. The office operatos unis: the Siroct suporvision of
the District Office at Jun “raucisoo. It has jurisdiction over
Southorn Galifornia, out employees arm suhjnct to call to any
point in Uiliforui: :uﬂ'ﬁovnﬂu. Cowios of all Fsﬁlics to lottcrs
who Joni to Hashinﬁton via the Sun Francisso District Office.
‘ No so—oollod usoloso panors have both dostroyoﬁ.
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, 4495. I WEI TU FILLJ, 1922 to 59th. Showing location of all
narcotic OﬁSCJ, sums; of suwocots uni igiondsnbs, ind oondnusaﬁ ‘
isi'i.‘<)i-u:'xi.ior. or; CiiFEL’IS. ’mrfaiigggﬁ sfiﬁulizib-ytically. (fl‘i‘cqiuently,
offioiil.) 4 1 6 cards, 1 Pt. 5 in., in st .1 cars csbihct.
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- 4494. A? TUCEKTD Gil [HAL quﬁj, lQlB; l?2l; 1923 s l92¢;
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Rosariotioni, conﬂittnls, huﬂ ﬁispoaitiOD q? H“T00ll9 oisos.
lndexsi. (Row:ly, oniciul.) i i 6 euros, 2 in., in st vl fil~
ins CWSQ. W. ﬁﬂl. (873)
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_ OWFIOE OF lﬁu DISTRICT SUPERVISOR
Federal Office Building, Civic Center
The narliost rcoords indicate that this office was established
in 1918 under the jurisdiction of the Bureau of Internal RQVQnue,
Niscellaneous Division, narcotics Section. In 1920, it was rc-~
named the Division of Narcotics, Prohibition Unit. In l927, the
office was again reorganized and named the Bureau of Prohibition,
Division of Narcotics. Under this title it ooerntsi until 1930
when it was given its present designation. From 1919 to 1921,
space was occupied in the Post Office, 7th and Iission streets;
. and from 1936 to date in the orssent location. This office is
charged with the investigation, detection, and prevention of
violations of the Federal Narcotic Laws, and with the issuance
of narcotic import and croort germitc. It has jurisdiction over
the states of California and “evade. The only records sent to .
Washington are personnel records of employees leaving the service.
Instructions must he rocaiv d iron Yoshington for the disposition
of sovcnllcd useless tuners. '
4495. lwhﬁl, n.d. Shering names and addressss of ocrsons,
what tho reference is, and where the rocord may be found. (Fro~
quontly, official.) A K 6 cards, 15 ft., in 5 drawers of steel
filing: m n. 141. (9279) ' ,
4:196 . E3:,TH‘7’LT;‘E§:-'[F;’j< O??? I‘U‘LRCOT 17} DRUGK-X AND 5iEilii-‘Aj’b’lTlO‘i-ES CO} 31334} Iii-FTC
POBSEdSlOH O” AOENTS, 192b w 1929. Ecscriptions of narcotics ‘
and drugs rccuivud, number of containers of pills or tablets,
and record of the iisnosition of narcotics or drugs. (Never.)
11 K 17 loos —l of books (2), 4 in., in bookcaSc. R. 14.
(@3549)
4497. IYSFFCTTOW HECORb3, 1924 ~ 1927. Inspection rccord of
. drua storus, including name and address, r gistry number, date of ,
inspcction, horn of person interviewed, and various questions to
be enswcrcd by thc druﬂgist in regard to the propur safeguarding
. of narcotics, who ﬂu? the daily entries of purchases and sales
or: made on proscribed forms, and WM thyr narcotic :moscriptions j
arc s3parutcly til d. (Nu? r.) 5 x 3 cards, 2 in., in wooden 3
- fill". {157; Cost. . R. 1.4». (1341.1)
4498. CORHEQEONDENCE AFF’RWTUBTS QT 3H1133NW RED HAWDLING CF 5
TRUGS WEIZFU, 1928 - 1935. Invnntory of drugs nurrcnd rod or
dostroyod, s,izurc of indian hump, invgntoriau of narcotics on ‘
hand at all bureau offiCms, custodiuns‘ r cords of avid”ncn with—
j' drawn by officers, and rolatiVu corr_spond,nc . Ind red. (Fraw
-, quantly, official.) 9 X l? Poldors, 1 Ft. C in., in st“ 1 fil—
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‘ 449?. RECEITTﬁ, 1936. Reeeipta For aﬁvance fund, on account
of Josuph A. Tanning, fur the yurchuse mf narcotics to bu unel as
evidence, shnwing who vccwiveﬁ the nanny, f0? what purpoxe, and
, the amount vegvjved. (Occuﬁionmlly, UTTi‘ial.) 8i x 10 10033»
leaf book, 1 in., in stgol Tiling Bnﬁw. i. 141. (3305)
4500. CAWN H EQWTS ﬂﬂﬂ SONECEHOFEEWCH, 191? £0 ﬁatc. 5howina
rm:tjg01x t=n701; ozyzzaswg, =£snw ‘3? 'TwiW5nJ¥n1$, (lafnu, 'lHEHNTF v7? 'ﬁs‘NE,
b Cor= Wham arraign i, Hmaunt of bonﬁ, if any, action of Gyanﬁ
' Jury,:ﬁuL-of cwaﬂ; Worceawuiynul,:h/ﬂmuua(d‘the cuurt,zrmm
of trial judﬂu, and cortsspomﬁunao, W rininini To t1; case.
(Trcqugntly, officigl.} 9 W 12 r01» 35, 47 ft., in 11 nooﬁun
and in: 7; ' i'j'liiir‘ Giughﬁ. Ti’. 1‘11. (f’n‘w
' i5ﬁl. 35:? {Raﬁ NJ, lﬁz\ is ﬂat . 7w: a or nuysotic law
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uacaunts, inﬂﬂ i uni r.uﬁvﬂ HP mlmoni:ws, mm>huqiow1 ﬁﬁplianCp ‘
Liaﬁmry, wrﬂn no: prayirty, ”4% inForm TH. ( T qU{utly, Offi~
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wanition 0T JEN , any nr‘uui tnii UH? hh‘ WUVHhﬁda. (Fr {ch11j,
MVYici'1.} 5 x 7 card , 1 Th. 1 in., 1L ' irwwwrd 0f wooﬁrr
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4501'}. ‘.,T|'_)I_r(j‘;‘:'1.;,: 1.???) 'im HULL. “‘erill‘lili‘i'i‘» a":>':' ‘..‘r::‘,\w:'z:x -—u3r,za>‘..1!iils, ‘
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Gificiwl.} 9 X }9 “alﬁ rm, 1 ft. 2 in., 1; Htkﬂl filing ans.. 1
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. 1931 to Auto. AygLi¢viiiiﬂ 76y vavwitx t0 hwuil nn?uotieﬁ unﬁir
' th= Harri on N“Pnu%io Lw;, showinﬁ rum n16 1&5? xv of wppWiﬁnnt, ‘
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stool filing case. R. lAl. (8306)
A507. BOOKS OF ACCOUNTS, 1932 to date. Aﬂvance fund accounts,
recovered moncv control accounts, accounts with agents, bank or
checking uni safe accounts, arc advance fund disbursing account.
(Frequently, official.) 3 x 10 and 10 x 14 vols. (4), loose»
leaf books (A), and bundles (B), 1 ft. 10 in., in steel filing
case. R. 141. (8%04)
4508. C219 RECORD OF SEIZED CARS, 1932 to data. Number of
district, iﬁcntiticctiou numbor, make of car, engine number, year
model, data of soizurc, how acquircd, estimated value, with nota—
tions as to where and when the car was used, your aui numbur of
license platoc, and final disposition. (Occasionally, otficial.)
- 5 K 9 carﬂﬁ, 2 in., in wooﬂen filing cane. R. 141. (8410)
4509. CORﬁEEPONUEﬁCﬂ ﬂEGARDlTG TRANSFER OF ?UHDS, 1955 to
date. Corrosponﬂcncc, accompanying or connected with the trans—
for of funds of advanca fund account which was used in the pur- ‘
chase of narcoticc from persona suspected, for evidence in case
of law violation. (Occasionally, official.) 9 x 12 folders, .
l in., in vtccl filinq case. R. 141. (8350)
1510. UAIIE'EEFORT} OT FERCOTIC AGENTS OR INKTECTORS, 1935
to into. Uomplotc and accurate ﬁiary of all ﬂutius pcrformoﬂ
nnﬂ number of hours engaged, With nouns of all officers uccom»
panyiun or assisting tho agent making tho rcport; also a lict
of cxponsns incurred and inforuotiou rcgurﬂing thr opuration
of u Govorumcut vehiclc, if any. Indexud. (Occasionally,
:ﬁfiiciul.) 9 ‘5; if». folio-rs and buncuns (6), 2. ft. 6 in., in. ?
ctsil filing casa auu in bookcaso. R. 141. (8308)
4511. SURPLUW VHOPERTY UEUIﬂRATIQEﬂ AND IROTERTY ACCOUNTlNG
VOUGHERS, 1935 to into. Dooliratioum, describing property chur—
gtd to this office and hciug carrioﬂ as surplus and availablc
for transfer. Vouchcrs arc both ﬁcnit and crcﬂit and serve as
. nu ucknowlndgmcut of roomipt, showing uisrosition of nropcrty. ‘
Inuuxod. (Occasionally, official.) 9 1 12 foldcrs, 2 in., in j
at Ll filing caSo. R. l4l. (8507)
451?. CORRESPONURFCK, l936 to dut . Relating to porsonnnl, .
Cou?t Guard, contracts, smuggling, luw caucs, cxpansc accounts, I
informors, lonvcs of obs HUM, r quioitions fugitives from jus» 7
tico, reports on progrcss of inv‘utigotione, and transportu~ _
tiou matters. Indcxod. (Frsuu;utly, orficial.) 9 x 12 folders, ‘
16 ft., in 8 drcwcrs of at Ll Filin' cauc. R. 141. (8276) ;
45l3. lHOTCHHAFHT 0V GRIKtNALS. Photographic prints in
I jackets. R. 141. (P—ERSl) *
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DIVISION OF FOREIGN AND INSULAR QUARAUTINE
GUARANTINE STATION
First National Bank Ridg., 5th and F Sts.
The date of the establishment of this station is not avail—
able. Its major function is the inspection of all coastwise or
foreign vessels that enter this harbor. Such vessels are boarded
by inspectors, who inspect the ship for rate or vermin, while a
medical officer examines the crew and passengers for cont-353‘ious ‘
or communicable diseases. If an abnormal condition as to rodents
or vermin is discovered, or if contagious disease is manifest,
the ship is quarantined and fumigetcd. This station has juris—
. diction over the local harbor only. Reports are sent to the dis‘
trict office at Angel Island, San Francisco.
The Third Class Relief Station of the Division of Marine Hos—
pitdh and Relief operates in conjunction with this station and
its records are inventoricd below. ‘
' L511. RECORD OF LETTERS AND DOCUMENTS, Nov. 23, 19GB m Sent.
A, 1926. Letters and copies of documents sent by the medical
officer of this agency to the Surgeon General. (Never.) 8 x
10% vols., 1i in., in wooden cupboard. R. 407—3. (130)
A515. QUARANTINE DECLARATIONS, June 18, 1917 — Apr. 21, 1936.
Showing harms of vessels, ports of departure, destinations,
number of sick on board; also inspection procedure, and whether
cleared or detained. (Frequently, official.) 6% x 8% vols., l
in., in wooden cupboard. Ink faded. R. AO7~B. (130) ;
4516. ANNUAL REPORTS, 1921 w 1935, ﬁcdical and surgical rc~
ports including record of dissesss and injuries of patients
treated. (OccasiOnally, official.) 9% x 12 envelopes, 3 in.,
in wooden cupboard. R. 407—3. (132) -
4517. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE REGULATIONS, 1930. Bulletins
containing detailed instructions to personnel. (Frequently, j
. official.) o x 9 loose sheets, 1 in., in wooden cupboard. R.
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L? 4518. LIST OF FOREIGN VESSELS FILING PORT SANITﬂRY STATE—
'l MENTS, May 1, 1919 to date. Giving names of vessels and mas—
, ters, dates of arrival, tonnages, and nationality. Indexed.
u (Frequently, official.) 8 x 10% vols., 1% in., in wooden
I cupboard. R. 407~B. (128)
4519. STRTEUENTS OF QUﬁRAKTlNE SERVICES REEDERED, Sept. 9, .
' 1921 to date. Form 13553, showing services rendered in connec-
tion with insoections of vessels and personnel, vaccinations,
treatments, maintenance of persons in quarantine, and record of
fumigation. (Older records, rarely; current records, daily,
official.) 8 x 10% lOOSe Sheets, 1 in., in wooden cupboard.
R. 407—9. (136)
" A520. JONTHLY REPORTS, 1022 to date. Medical and surgical
reports. Indexed. (Older records, never; current records,
daily, official.) 9% x 12 onVeiopes, 2 ft. 4 ir., in wooden
cupboard. R. AO7~R. (134)
4521. CORRESPONDENCE, Dec. 17, 1923 to date. Letters to and
from Surgeon General’s Office; also bureau circulars. Indexed. 1'
(Older records, rarely; current records, occasionally, official.)
8 X 10% loose sheets, 4 in., in wooden cupboard. R. 407—9. (135)
, 4592. ANNUAL GOVERNMTNT PROPOSALS AND AOKNOWLEDQEHENT 0F RE—
CEIPTS, Jan. 1929 to date. Acknowledgements and approvals by
the Surgeon General's office of receipt of preposals sent by the
medical officer of this station; also duplicates of said pro— ?
posals. (Frequently, official.) 9% x 12 envelopes, 2 in., in
wooden cupboard. R. 40?~B. (133)
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DIVISION OF MARINE HOSPITALS AND RELIEF
THIRD CLASS RELIEF STATION 1
First National Bank Bldg., 5th and F Sts.
The Relief Station and the Quarantine Station in Eureka are
. operated together under a physician employed on a part time
basis. The records ire listed under the.Division of Foreign f
. and Insular Quarantine, Quarantine Station, Eureka.
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' Wilcox %ldg., 206 8. Spring St.
; This station was opened on February 21, 1900, under the Marine
Hospital Service. In 1912 it was given its present designation.
The major function is to furnish ho$pitnlizution and mzdicol at—
tention to ill or injurcd pursonnel in all brunchcs oi service of
‘ the Federal Government who ire classified as bencficicries of the
, Public Health Servicc. A secondary function is the medical ex-
‘ amination of appointees to Foderol positions. There is no terri-
torial limit to its jurisdiction, but activities center at Los
’- Angelcs. Reperts or; sent to Washington end so~cnllcd useless
pupsrs are disposed of accordion to Bureau Circular 61, rcvised
as of May 5, 1.81,. i
, 4523. INDEX REGISTER OF PATIENTS, Apr. 10, 1922 to date.
Showing name of p tlunt, hoopittl, and card register number.
Arranged alphnbctically, by home of patient. (Poilv, official.) -
3 x 5 cords, 2 ft. 4 in., in 2 driwcrs of wooden card cabinet,
- R. 51.6. (371.5)
1524. MERCdiNT SEAlEN TILE, 1919 — 1931. Form 5—69, public ‘
, vouchers for services and supplies (dental and hospital); Form
733, inVOiCUS; Form lOBlml, public vouchers for purchases and 3
services other than personal (memorandum); Form 1095, requisitions
. for medical suppliis; Form 1906, requisitions for blanks and 3
books; Form 1915, master's requisitions for certificate of scr— }
vice of sick or injurcd seemen: Form 1917~A, monthly chSOnnel }
report; Form 1917—0, honthly report of attending specialist;
Form 1922, weekly'ocnsus report; Form 1927, statement of accounts -
and receipt for treatment of foreign seamen; Form 1027, report of
' relief furnished foreign seamen and other pav patients; Form 1928,
statement of account and receipt for treatment of foreign seamen,
r or other pay patients; Form 1935, Santa Barbara Quarantine Sta—
: tion report; Form 1946, Wasscrmsn tests; clinical record of cases;
Form 1946~A, brief of pruliminary examination; Form luno~ﬁ, fami— 1
’. 1y and personal history; Form 1946~C, history of present disease,
Form lQAé—D, objective of symptoms; form IQLo—E, graphic chart ,
l of tcmpcrature; Form lQAo—F, war surgeon's progress and treatment
record; Form lgao—G, nurse's progress and trcstmont record; Form
l946—H, operative record; Form l9Ao~I, clinical record; Form 1946— 3
, J, clinical record, radiographic report; Form 1946—K, examination 1
' urine; Form 1971—3, out~paticnts' transfer card; Form 1971~D, ‘
. hospital admission cord; Form 1971—1, examination and assignment
j; to hospital card; Form 1982, monthly schedule of cocunmrance; .
_.3; and Form 0203, packer's list; also correspondence, telegrams, "
31%: clinical records, laboratory report on snnmles submitted, and all
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.Q other matters pertaining to Public Health Service procedure.
‘3 Filed alphabetically and chronologically. (Never.) 10 x 12
I, bundles (30), 20 ft., in 2 wooden boxes. Dirty, torn, scat-
} tcred. NW. room, basement. (3745A)
3 4525. UNITED STATES COMPENSATION GOEMISSION, POSTAL EMPLOY—
EES EXAMINATION FILE, OESOLSTE, 1921 w 1929. Form CA—lé, re~
- quest for treatment, under Employee Compensation Commission Act;
‘ Form CA 20—h, United States Employocs' Compensation Commission;
Form S~69, public vouchers for services and supplies of hospital,
' and physicians privstc hospital forms consisting of pastel ens
ployces frco examination, consent of patient for 0pcration, doctor's ‘
hospital orders, laboratory examination, and certificate of medi— :
cal examiner; also correspondence and printed forms as to treat—
- ment and hOspitslization of Postal Service employees. Filed
‘ chronologically. (Noyer.) 9 x 12 folders and bundle, 2 ft. 10
in., in wooden boxcs. Damaged by careless handling. NW. room,
. basement. (3741E) 3
4526. PROPERTY RETURN SLlPS, COPIES, 1921 — 1935. Slips
listing all unoxpendsble prOpcrty. Arranged alphabetically, and j.
filed chronologically. (Frequently, official.) 3% x 8 10055
shaets, 9 in., in wooden filing case. R. 546. (3747)
4527. HISCELLANEOUS FILE, OBSOLETE, 1925 — 1933. Form lOl3—E,
, pay roll for personal survices, annual salary basis (memorandum);
Form 1034~A, public vouchers for purchases and services other 5
than personal (momorandum); Form lqogui, inventory and inspection '
; rcport; Form 1917~A, monthly personnel reports; Form 1917«H, lot— i
ter of nomination; Form 1917—J, letter of separation; Form 1922—0,
weekly census report to surgeon; Form lOBO—A, prOposals for care ’
of nonoontagious Chess; Form 19L8ei, officers' pay vouchers; Fomn '
lQoQ—A, telegrsu rcport; Form 197l—L, semiannual report; FOrm ;
1982—2, report of encumbrance; Form 2222, oath of office; also 1
records of medical trsatcmnt of Government employees, pest extermr (
ination, Optical trestiunts, property, and parsonncl; also smbu— i
- lance service and hospital vouchers, census reports, encumbrances
pay rolls, correspondence, prOposals and annual reports. Ar—
ranged chronologically and by subject. (Never.) 9 x 12 folders .
‘ and bundles (A), 5 ft. 8 in., in wooden boxes. Damaged by care— ‘
‘ less handling. PTA room, bsscmcnt. (37A4A) ‘
I 4528. CHARTS OF {ERCHANT SEAEEN, OBSOLETE, 1926 ~ l932. Show—
ing doctors' orders, clinical records, laboratory tests, opera—
‘;. tivc records, putients' inforxntion record, and hospital discharge
slips relating to hospitalization and treattent of merchant sca— ;
1 men. Filcd chronologically. (Never.) 8 x 10 bundles (5), 2 in.,
-: in wooden boxcs. NW. room, bascucnt. (37453)
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‘3'" '1 4529. inform; HISTORIES, lL‘ﬂRCih‘Jﬂ’I‘ 533mm, 1930 _ 1936. Rec~ '
'1 ‘531 ords of exardnntions and diagnosis of patients, mosters' certifi~
iffy.) cstes of service, clinical records, reports, and family and per—
) j'ﬁ sonsl histories of diseases, showing symptoms, treatments, and ,
”E progress. Arranged alphabetically, by name of seamen. (Daily,
‘Vj official.) 9 X 12 folders, 4 ft. 5 in., in 3 dTLWGTS of'wooden
' l. j filing cescs. R. 546. (3745)
:”f I: 4530. EMPLOYEES‘ MEDICAL HISTORIES, CIVIL WORKS [BLENISTRA— j
. TION, Nov. 1933 « Jin. 1935. Nineographcd :ndical reports, ex—
? aninztion recordS, treatment requests and diagnosis charts, show—
" ' ing nature of injury, diagnosis, prognosis, treatment, disposi—
7. tion, and history of injury; also copies of correspondence ro—
,, questing the p.ti:nt to conpl to Cl ids for compensution. Ar~
_ ~ ranged alphabetically, by name of patient. (Never.) 9 X 12
.‘ folders, 6 ft. 8 in., in 4 cardboard transfer cases. H. 546.
“ (3740) 7
4531. ETDICAL HISTOPIEG, KCFKS PEGERESE ADIENISTRATION, Sept. ‘
‘ 1935. Medical reports, examination records, treatment requests, ‘ _
[ and charts indicating niture of injury, diagnosis, prognosis,
7 treatment, diSpOSltiOD, and history of injury. Filed alphabeti— 1
' cally, by name of patient. (Daily, official.) 9 x 12 folders,
, 5 in., in filing case. R. 52.6. (371.4)
I . 4532. HOSPITAL QR IN~PATIENT REGISTER, Apr.