Edgar Hull Papers

(Mss 291)

Inventory

Earl K. Long Library

University of New Orleans

April 1998

Contents

Summary

Biographical Note

Series, Subseries, and Descriptions

Container List

Name Index

Other Index Terms

Procedures for Requesting Special Collections Materials

Summary

Size: 7.7 linear feet

Geographic

locations: New Orleans, La.; Shreveport, La.; Formosa; Italy

Inclusive dates: 1932-1967

Summary: Personal and professional papers associated with the life and career of Edgar Hull (1904-1984), a physician who resided and practiced in New Orleans and Shreveport, La., for most of his career. Hull served the Department of Medicine at Louisiana State University School of Medicine as acting head (1939), head (1940-1954 and 1960-1964), and associate dean (1954-1966). His primary hospital appointments were Charity Hospital of Louisiana in New Orleans, Hotel Dieu, and Mercy Hospital, and as a consultant at Touro Infirmary and Baptist Hospital.

Related

collections: Charity Hospital School of Nursing Collection (Mss 220); Edgar Hull Papers, Addendum 1 (Mss 297)

Source: Gift, 1997

Access: No restrictions

Copyright: Physical rights are retained by the Earl K. Long Library, University of New Orleans.

Citation: Edgar Hull Papers, Earl K. Long Library, University of New Orleans

Biographical Note

Edgar Hull (1904-1984), a physician, was a native of Pascagoula, Mississippi. He pursued pre-medical studies in New Orleans at Louisiana State University (1920-1921, 1922-1923) and earned his M.D. degree from Tulane University in 1923. After interning at Highland Sanitarium (hospital) in Shreveport, Hull remained briefly on the hospital’s staff before setting up a practice in Pleasant Hill, Louisiana, in 1929. In 1931 he returned to New Orleans to become a founding member of the staff and faculty of the new Louisiana State University Medical Center, through its affiliation with Charity Hospital. Hull was married twice, first in 1930 to Louise Parham of Shreveport, who died in 1937, and in 1937 to Mallory Page Warren, with whom he had one son.

Hull served the Department of Medicine at Louisiana State University School of Medicine as acting head (1939), head (1940-1954 and 1960-1964), and associate dean (1954-1966). His primary hospital appointments were Charity Hospital of Louisiana in New Orleans, Hotel Dieu, and Mercy Hospital, and as a consultant at Touro Infirmary and Baptist Hospital. In 1944 Hull was a Markle Fellow to Costa Rica and Guatemala; in 1950-1951, a Fulbright Professor to the University of Bologna; and in 1958, a consultant to Taiwan. A local pioneer in electrocardiography, Hull was a master, American College of Physicians, and a member of the American College of Gastroenterology, the American College of Cardiology, and the Catholic Physicians Guild.

In 1966 Hull moved to Shreveport to head the new Louisiana State University School of Medicine at Shreveport, where he worked with George R. Meneely, M.D., and others to achieve the difficult goal of accreditation by the AAMC. Hull served as dean until his retirement in 1973 to Pascagoula, Mississippi. He died in 1984. During his last years, he refuted the generally accepted scholarship concerning the circumstances of Huey P. Long’s death, claiming that medical treatment probably could not have saved Long and that his death did not result from medical incompetence. He also criticized his own failure to insist on an autopsy.

Source: A Dictionary of Louisiana Biography, ed. Glenn R. Conrad (2 vols.; New Orleans, La.: Louisiana Historical Association, 1988), pp. 416-417.

Series, Subseries, and Descriptions

Series I. Dean’s Office Correspondence, 1939-1945

General office files from the period during which Hull served the Department of Medicine at Louisiana State University School of Medicine successively as acting head (1939), head (1940-1954 and 1960-1964), and associate dean (1954-1966).

Series II. Departmental Personnel, 1952-1954, 1958-1963, 1964-1967

Personnel files consisting mainly of promotion documents from the period during which Hull served the Department of Medicine at Louisiana State University School of Medicine as associate dean (1954-1966).

Series III. Departmental Inventory, 1932-1939

Inventories from the early period of Hull’s association with the Department of Medicine at Louisiana State University School of Medicine.

Series IV. Personal Correspondence, 1943-1966

Hull’s business-related personal correspondence, concerning both LSU School of Medicine matters and other business interests; including but not limited to letters pertaining to administrative changes at the school, payment of Hull’s property taxes, business interests in Pascagoula, and papers delivered at conferences.

Series V. Junkets

Reports, publications, correspondence, and speeches pertaining to Hull’s stint as a Fulbright Professor to the University of Bologna in 1950-1951 and as a consultant to Taiwan in 1958.

Subseries V.1: Italy

Subseries V.2: Formosa

Series VI. Business Correspondence

Subseries VI.1: Consultations

Correspondence mainly with other physicians and with patients concerning diagnoses.

Subseries VI.2: American Board of Internal Medicine

Recommendations for applicants for certification by the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM), along with some correspondence on related matters.

Series VII. Letters of Recommendation

Recommendations for medical students.

Series VIII. NHI Grants Series

Applications, renewals, and administration of the financing of Public Health Service Heart Teaching Grant (HT234).

Series IX. Radioactive Isotopes Series

Correspondence, applications, authorizations concerning the procurement of radioactive isotopes for use in the treatment of polycythemia vera, and related materials.

Series X. Pharmaceutical House Series

Correspondence, reports, journal articles, medical records documenting clinical investigations conducted by medical school (especially Drs. Paul Hahn and George W. Allen) for the S. E. Massengill Company. Most of the correspondence is between Hull and George Cronheim, Ph.D., Research Director at Massengill.

Series XI. F. A. Davis Company

Correspondence, royalty statements, contracts concerning production of the 4th through 6th editions of Medical Nursing. Most of the correspondence is with J. J. McElroy, Jr., Vice-President of F. A. Davis, and Cecilia M. Perrodin, R.N., co-author.

Series XII. Papers and Manuscripts Series

Texts of papers and prospective publications by Edgar Hull, M.D., some with co-authors.

Series XIII. Lectures -- Notes and Outlines

Series XIV. Departmental Correspondence

General office files from the period during which Hull served the Department of Medicine at Louisiana State University School of Medicine successively as head (1940-1954 and 1960-1964) associate dean (1954-1966).

Series XV. Income Tax Returns

United States and State of Louisiana income tax returns of Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Hull.

Series XVI. Miscellany

Photographs depicting aspects of Hull’s association with the Department of Medicine at Louisiana State University School of Medicine; certificates granted by professional and honorary organizations.

Container List

Series I. Dean’s Office Correspondence

291-1 November 18, 1939 - May 15, 1942 (30 items)

Residency staffing at Charity Hospital; departmental staffing during wartime; Dr. Morris Shushan; part-time appointments in the Department of Medicine; relationship with and leadership of Louisiana State University; relationship with and leadership of Charity Hospital; analysis of curriculum in the Department of Medicine.

291-2 July 6, 1942 - June 29, 1943 (125 items)

George Meneely leaving LSU for Vanderbilt; adjustments in faculty relations and student recruitment and retention caused by World War II; adjustments to the new Louisiana Civil Service System; visit to medical school by ambassador from The Netherlands; Louisiana State University Retirement System; LSU Syphilis Clinic; operational relationships among LSU, Tulane, and Charity Hospital.

291-3 July 1, 1943 - May 24, 1944 (70 items)

Relations with the LSU General Hospital No. 64; adjustments in faculty and student programs and relations as a result of World War II; preparations for medical education in the postwar era; American Bureau for Medical Aid to China; development of the Lung Station at Charity Hospital.

291-4 June 30, 1944 - June 29, 1945 (70 items)

Admission of transfer students from University of Mississippi; planning for postwar residency programs; adjustment of faculty and student programs as a result of the war; development of Neuropsychiatric Unit at Charity Hospital; planning and funding for research; relationship between medical school and Charity Hospital.

291-5 July 14, 1945 - June 10, 1946 (114 items)

During this period, Hull becomes acting assistant dean. 64th General Hospital; staff and faculty returning from military service; Hotel Dieu School of Nursing; Centenary College student seeking admission; Army Specialized Training Program; threatened resignation of the Department of Medicine.

291-6 June 25, 1946 - June 28, 1947 (90 items)

Some correspondence with Dr. Vernon W. Lippard regarding the situation at LSU School of Medicine in the period before Lippard arrives to assume the deanship; policy regarding outside income of full-time faculty.

291-7 July 28, 1947 - May 19, 1948 (57 items)

Consideration of residency in family practice at Charity Hospital; nomination of George Mabry Anderson for post-graduate fellowship; building program for the medical school.

291-8 September 13, 1948 - May 17, 1949 (22 items)

291-9 October 21, 1949 (1 item)

Report of Building Committee.

291-10 September 30, 1950 - April 17, 1951 (4 items)

Impact of Korean Conflict on medical education. During part of this period, Hull was Visiting Professor of Cardiology at University of Bologna, Italy.

291-11 August 27, 1951 - May 15, 1952 (16 items)

Placement of students in internships; coordinating use of Charity Hospital by LSU and Tulane; 1950-1952 Biennial Report of the Department of Medicine; plan to ease student tension; brochure advocating a state Department of Hospitals.

291-12 August 1, 1952 - June 23, 1953 (10 items)

Rating of applicants for admission by undergraduate departments; recommendation on reorganization of Department of Pharmacology; remodeling and expansion of medical school.

291-13 ? - April 19, 1954 (4 items)

1952-1954 Dean’s Report.

291-14 August 17, 1954 - April 25, 1958 (8 items)

Biennial Reports, 1954-1956 and 1956-1958.

291-15 [August?] 1961 - November 18, 1963 (6 items)

LSU Medical Center activities with the School of Medicine, University of Costa Rica (LSU held contract through the U.S. Agency for International Development beginning in 1959 to develop a medical school in Costa Rica); Department of Medicine Biennial Reports, 1960-1962 and 1962-1964).

291-16 October 5, 1964 - October 13, 1965 (10 items)

LSU Medical Center activities with the School of Medicine; University of Costa Rica; Selective Service status of faculty members.

291-17 [1962?] (1 item)

LSU School of Medicine Biennial Report, 1960-1962.

291-18 December 21, 1944 - September 17, 1945 (3 items)

Discusses plans to accommodate returning veterans at the medical school.

Series II. Departmental Personnel

291-19 1952-1954 Military leave for faculty, staff, and residents

July 3, 1952 - November 8, 1954 (6 items)

291-20 1958 Promotion documents, March 13, 1958 (2 items)

291-21 1959 Promotion documents, March 3, 1959 (3 items)

291-22 1960 Promotion documents, March 8, 1960 (1 item)

291-23 1961 Promotion documents, April 17, 1961 - June 15, 1961 (9 items)

291-24 1962 Promotion documents, March 1, 1962 (5 items)

291-25 1963 Promotion documents, March 11, 1963 - December 4, 1963 (26 items)

291-26 1965 Promotion documents, [1965] (14 items)

291-27 1966 Promotion documents, [1966] (2 items)

291-28 1967 Promotion documents, [1967] (11 items)

Series III. Departmental Inventory

291-29 1932 Equipment inventory (6 items)

291-30 1933 Equipment inventory (7 items)

291-31 1934 Equipment inventory (1 item)

291-32 1935 Equipment inventory (1 item)

291-33 1936 Equipment inventory (2 items)

291-34 1937 Equipment inventory (1 item)

291-35 1938 Equipment inventory (1 item)

291-36 1939 Equipment inventory (1 item)

Series IV. Personal Correspondence

291-37 August 23, 1943 - September 9, 1943 (1943) (3 items)

Correspondence regarding allegations of unfair treatment of female student at the medical school.

291-38 August 30, 1945 - November 24, 1945 (1945-46) (21 items)

Correspondence, telegrams, newsclippings, petitions relating to threatened resignations of key faculty members at LSU School of Medicine because of administrative changes at the school.

291-39 July 19, 1947 - December 16, 1948 (1947-48) (31 items)

Considerable correspondence regarding the payment of Hull’s property taxes for 1946 and 1947; police treatment of three faculty members of LSU School of Medicine.

291-40 December 10, 1948 - June 16, 1949 (1948-49) (100 items)

Faculty and student positions at the medical school; O.J.’s Beauty Lotion; property in Pascagoula; Prothro Clinic, Pleasant Hill, Louisiana; Hull’s service as acting dean between the administrations of Dr. Lippard and Dr. Frye; Shreveport Charity Hospital.

291-41 June 10, 1949 - December 1949 (115 items)

291-42 May 31, 1950 - June 6, 1951 (1950-1951) (104 items)

Arrangements for paper delivered to 2nd Annual Georgia Heart Association Conference; arrangements for address to Oklahoma State Medical Association; contains many of the arrangements that Hull made prior to leaving for Italy in October 1950 for a Fulbright Teaching Fellowship as a lecturer in medical science at the University of Bologna; Hull’s commentary on state of the university given the resignation of President Stoke.

291-43 January 1950 - June 24, 1950 (132 items)

Letters seeking to influence admission decisions and appointments to residencies at the medical school; disruption of residencies and fellowships as a result of the Korean Conflict; arrangements for consultations and addresses delivered throughout the state.

291-44 December 18, 1950 - June 23, 1952 (47 items)

International Certification of Inoculation and Vaccination; Progress Report (Fulbright Fellowship) filed with American Commission for Cultural Exchange with Italy; correspondence regarding Fulbright term in Bologna (some of it in Italian); Hull’s opinions on the importance of the general practitioner.

291-45 May 2, 1952 - March 12, 1953 (1952-53) (12 items)

Counsel to Governor-elect Kennon regarding governance of Charity Hospital; Hull’s research interest in Bright’s disease.

291-46 July 22, 1953 - June 16, 1954 (1953-54) (25 items)

Governance of Charity Hospital.

291-47 September 2, 1954 - March 21, 1955 (1954-55) (4 items)

Consideration of clinical research on leprosy; editing of Kampmeier’s Physical Examination in Health and Disease.

291-48 July 16, 1953 - May 15, 1956 (1955-56) (38 items)

Revision of Sodeman’s Pathologic Physiology: Mechanisms of Disease; Hull appointed Associate Dean of Medical School; Touro Infirmary; personal business affairs conducted through attorney John D. Gautier of Pascagoula; commentary on Arthur Vidrine; Hull endorses postgraduate school for Shreveport.

291-49 January 24, 1956 - ? (1956-57) (88 items)

Consultation contract with USPHS Hospital at Carville, Louisiana; Hull describes plans for the postgraduate school in Shreveport; admission decisions for medical school; business matters regarding the estate of an uncle who lived in and owned property in Pascagoula.

291-50 July 16, 1957 - March 17, 1958 (1957-58) (54 items)

Business interests in Pascagoula; admission to medical school; participation in International Cooperation Administration health mission at the National Taiwan University.

291-51 August 29, 1958 - June 19, 1959 (1958-59) (27 items)

Contract for consulting services with USPHS Hospital in Carville, Louisiana; sabbatical in Taiwan; business interests in Pascagoula; business interests in O.J.’s Beauty Lotion Company.

291-52 August 31, 1959 - April 14, 1960 (1959-60) (16 items)

291-53 September 15, 1960 - April 6, 1961 (1960-61) (22 items)

Relations between Lafayette Charity Hospital and local medical society; business interest in O.J.’s Beauty Lotion Company; Last Will and Testament of Mrs. Alice R. Hull; personal financial statement.

291-54 August 22, 1961 - May 14, 1962 (1961-62) (17 items)

Settling the estate of Alice R. Hull; opposition to Medicare-type legislation; Robert S. Ford’s theory on atherosclerosis; business interest in O.J.’s Beauty Lotion; accreditation problems at Hotel Dieu.

291-55 August 16, 1962 - June 15, 1963 (1962-63) (15 items)

Business interests in Pascagoula; Agency for International Development and Teaching at University of Costa Rica.

291-56 Vita and Bibliographies (12 items)

291-57 August 16, 1963 - June 1, 1964 (1963-64) (19 items)

Business interests in Pascagoula; business interest in O.J.’s Beauty Lotion; politics of Charity Hospital administration.

291-58 June 8, 1964 - June 30, 1965 (1964-65) (40 items)

Medical school in Shreveport; business interests in O.J.’s Beauty Lotion; recruitment and hiring of faculty members; business interests in Pascagoula; involvement of medical school in Costa Rica; political and the state medical society.

291-59 July 7, 1965 - June 30, 1966 (1965-66) (52 items)

Business interests in Pascagoula; property damage claims resulting from Hurricane Betsy; planning a medical school in Shreveport; publication of work by LSU Medical School personnel; letter seeking to influence admission decision.

291-60 August 9, 1966 - December 12, 1966 (1966-67) (20 items)

Hull appointed interim dean of School of Medicine in Shreveport; letter of resignation as dean of LSU School of Medicine.

Series V. Junkets

Subseries V.1: Italy

291-61 Newsletters, [Fall 1950] - March 10, 1951 (4 items)

Reports by Hull on activities in and impressions of Italy when Hull on Fulbright to University of Bologna. Intended for friends and colleagues in the United States.

291-62 Lectures, [1950-1951] (18 items)

Typescripts in English and Italian.

291-63 Lectures, [1950-1951] (1 item)

Typescript in Italian.

Subseries V.2: Formosa

291-64 Newsletters, March 18, 1958 - ca. July 2, 1958 (7 items)

Taiwan Tirade - typescript compilation of observations about life and land in Taiwan and experiences at the National Taiwan University Medical School.

291-65 Correspondence, March 18, 1958 - July 21, 1958 (24 items)

Letters and holograph notes sent to secretary, Sarah Cherry, that concerns business and financial arrangements related to the junket and copy for the Taiwan Tirade.

291-66 Correspondence, January 29, 1958 - September 16, 1958 (25 items)

Letters and documents relating to Hull’s appointment by the International Cooperation Administration as “U.S. Government Consultant in Medicine” to the National Taiwan University.

291-67 Correspondence, July 10, 1958 - May 11, 1959 (57 items)

Several letters exchanged with Dr. R. L. Cherry, Chief Public Health Division, International Cooperation Administration Mutual Security [?] Mission to China; numerous letters concerning fellowships for Taiwanese doctors at LSUMC sponsored by Chinese Medical Board of New York; also internships and residencies for Chinese doctors in Shreveport.

291-68 Correspondence, August 28, 1859 - December 16, 1960 (28 items)

Principally to and from International Cooperation Administration trying to arrange return trip as a medical consultant to Taiwan; trip indefinitely postponed because of illness and subsequent death of Akenhead.

291-69 Typescript, [19--] (3 items)

First presents Hull’s notes on various aspects of the state of medical education in Taiwan; in the form of a report.

Second and Third appear to be speeches delivered by one of the Taiwanese doctors who had fellowship in New Orleans following Hull’s visit to Taiwan.

Series VI. Business Correspondence

Subseries VI.1: Consultations

291-70 Graffagnino, Mrs. F., March 15, 1947 - March 17, 1947 (2 items)

Holographic note and letter sent.

291-71 Grundmeyer, Mrs. Joseph A., October 27, 1942 - January 7, 1943 (8 items) Holographic notes and correspondence; hypertension referred to Mayo Clinic for transdiaphragmatic sympathectomy.

291-72 Hatcher, Dr. W. B., January 8, 1945 - January 9, 1945 (4 items)

Electrocardiogram; holographic notes; letter sent; cardiac arrhythmia.

291-73 Hines, Father, August 29, 1940 and March 21, 1947 (2 items)

Holographic note and letter sent; cerebral arteriosclerosis.

291-74 Hirsch, Dr. E. K. “Eddie,” January 15, 1942 - June 10, 1948 (7 items)

Holographic notes; electrocardiogram; correspondence; hypertension.

291-75 Hitt, Mrs., December 1, 1939 - December 14, 1939 (5 items)

Holographic note; correspondence; chronic arthritis.

291-76 Hodges, General C. B., May 31, 1941 - June 4, 1944 (38 items)

Holographic notes; correspondence; hypertension.

291-77 Husband, Mrs. H. A., May 11, 1949 - May 13, 1949 (3 items)

Holographic note; letter sent; premature heart beat.

291-78 Hunter, Dr. Melville, July 3, 1950 - September 11, 1951 (5 items)

Correspondence; typescript report; coronary sclerosis.

291-79 Jacoby, Dr. Alfred, July 16, 1942 - January 7, 1943 (7 items)

Typescript reports; correspondence; autopsy.

291-80 Knoblach, Francis L., August 16, 1940 - September 10, 1952 (33 items)

Holographic notes; electrocardiogram; coronary artery disease.

291-81 Knott, W. M. (Milton), July 27, 1950 - January 11, 1952 (6 items)

Holographic notes; correspondence.

291-82 Ladner, Mrs. J. Hugh, September 23, 1942 - October 9, 1942 (7 items)

Holographic note; typescript autopsy report; correspondence; hypertension.

291-83 Lynch, Byrne, April 10, 1942 - May 19, 1944 (23 items)

Holographic notes; electrocardiogram; correspondence.

291-84 Lynch, Mrs. V., December 20, 1946 (2 items)

Holographic notes.

291-85 Marten, J. Henry, July 18, 1940 - May 3, 1943 (3 items)

Holographic note; correspondence.

291-86 McLeod, Max, October 23, 1951 - December 20, 1951 (9 items)

291-87 Miltenberger, Mrs. E. J., August 19, 1942 - September 13, 1950 (8 items)

Holographic notes; electrocardiogram.

291-88 Montero, John, Jr., August 12, 1941 - December 15, 1942 (29 items)

Test results; correspondence; post mortem notes; cirrhoses of liver.

291-89 Martin, Dr. Dawson, November 17, 1942 - August 13, 1947

Electrocardiogram; correspondence; myocardial infarction.

291-90 Mosely, Dr. C. H., June 10, 1944 - October 3, 1950; bulk 1944 - September 13, 1945 (47 items)

Test results; holographic notes; correspondence; Chinese non-tuberculosis disease of the lung.

291-91 Newbilt, Dr. H. Page, June 3, 1940 - November 6, 1940 (10 items)

Correspondence; tuberculosis.

291-92 Nix, Dr. J. T., November 6, 1943 - November 7, 1945 (5 items)

Correspondence.

291-93 Kerne, Dr. Leo J., September 26, 1940 - February 9, 1966 (77 items)

Holographic notes; electrocardiogram; correspondence; hypertension.

291-94 LeBlanc, J. Burton, Sr., March 4, 1949 - March 29, 1956 (100 items)

Holographic notes; autopsy reports; correspondence; electrocardiograms; lymphosarcoma.

291-95 Ahrens, Robert E., June 7, 1945 - June 20, 1955 (43 items)

Holographic notes; correspondence; electrocardiogram; x-ray report; tuberculosis.

291-96 Perrodin, J. H. (Joseph), July 23, 1952 - May 19, 1956 (22 items)

Holographic notes; correspondence.

291-97 Montagnino, Joseph, April 23, 1952 - April 21, 1955 (9 items)

Holographic notes; correspondence.

291-98 Turner, Cecil, December 26, 1951 - December 15, 1952 (3 items)

Correspondence; arteriosclerotic heart disease.

291-99 Willis, C. L., March 14, 1948 - April 7, 1949 (12 items)

Holographic notes; correspondence; x-ray report; autopsy report; bronchogenic carcinoma.

291-100 Williams, Nay, May 27, 1951 - April 2, 1951 (2 items)

Correspondence.

291-101 Wegmann, John C., April 25, 1947 - August 5, 1947 (10 items)

Electrocardiogram; test reports; correspondence.

291-102 Weeks, Edward T., Jr., December 14, 1942 - June 30, 1943 (21 items)

Correspondence; autopsy report; tuberculosis.

291-103 Tujaque, Albert, December 4, 1943 - May 30, 1944 (6 items)

Test results; letter sent.

291-104 Tuberville, John K., M.D., April 28, 1943 - May 31, 1943 (6 items)

Test results; letter sent.

291-105 Truax, William T., October 22, 1942 - December 3, 1942 (2 items)

Letter sent; electrocardiogram.

291-106 Terrebonne, Roselives J., June 8, 1940 - June 18, 1840 (8 items)

Correspondence.

291-107 Stewart, W. B., January 28, 1948 - May 5, 1948 (3 items)

Electrocardiogram; typescript notes.

291-108 Stewart, Dr. Chester A., January 17, 1946 - March 14, 1946 (5 items)

Correspondence; holographic notes; electrocardiogram; coronary artery disease.

291-109 South, Mrs. J. S., February 15, 1938 (1 item)

Letter sent.

291-110 Saunders, Dr. Paul H., October 15, 1948 - October 20, 1948 (2 items)

Correspondence.

291-111 Rowley, Celestine Francis, February 13, 1953 (1 item)

Letter received.

291-112 Sadler, Mrs. Paul H., November 16, 1948 - December 2, 1948 (4 items)

X-ray reports; pathologist’s report; holographic notes.

291-113 Reynolds, Chapman, August 26, 1948 - January 9, 1950 (11 items)

Correspondence; holographic notes; typescript notes.

291-114 Porche, Laban J., September 11, 1945 - March 20, 1949 (19 items)

Correspondence; electrocardiogram; holographic notes.

291-115 Planche, Victor, February 26, 1947 - April 12, 1948 (9 items)

Correspondence; electrocardiogram.

291-116 Planche, August, March 20, 1944 - May 13, 1944 (4 items)

Holographic notes; autopsy report.

291-117 Glynn, Mary Ann, September 16, 1952 - November 7, 1952 (2 items)

Report; letter received.

291-118 Gelbke, Dr. Charles F., January 21, 1943 - January 16, 1948 (4 items)

Electrocardiogram; report.

291-119 Galbreath, Major W. R. (Dr.), December 13, 1944 - April 26, 1945 (5 items)

Holographic notes; correspondence.

291-120 Gatey, Dr. Tracy, April 14, 1944 - April 18, 1944 (3 items)

Holographic notes; report; typescript.

291-121 Feldman, Mrs. Marie, December 4, 1951 - December 5, 1951 (3 items)

Holographic note; correspondence; referred from Dr. Chaille Stovall of Baton Rouge.

291-122 Eaton, Dr. Alonzo G., February 2, 1945 - January 23, 1946 (10 items)

Holographic notes; reports; correspondence; leukemia.

291-123 Darnell, Mrs. Ruby, August 13, 1943 - February 19, 1947 (50 items)

Lab reports; holographic notes; correspondence; syphilis of the liver; Mrs. Darnell from Pleasant Hill, numerous references to Dr. Prothro.

291-124 DeGruy, Mr. L. V., March 17, 1953 - March 19, 1953 (3 items)

Holographic notes; letter sent.

291-125 Dansereau, Dr. Henry C., October 26, 1951 - November 6, 1951 (3 items)

Holographic notes; letter sent.

291-126 Cenac, William, September 24, 1945 - November 14, 1945 (2 items)

Letter sent; telegram received.

291-127 Becker, Minola, October 5, 1940 - September 8, 1942 (20 items)

Holographic note; x-ray reports; correspondence; tuberculosis; referred to Dr. J. Burns Amberson, Jr., Bellevue Hospital, New York City.

291-128 Barnette, Leslie, Jr., May 23, 1950 - November 18, 1952 (30 items)

Holographic notes; correspondence; Hodgkins disease; some correspondence with Dr. L. L. Davidge of Shreveport; patient appears to be Hull’s nephew; Barnette also seen by Dr. P. A. (Peachy) Gilmer at the Gilmer Chest Hospital in Shreveport; Hull refers to Dr. John L. Pool (New York) for advice and treatment.

291-129 Apter, Dr. Leonard, April 22, 1944 - October 21, 1944 (3 items)

Holographic notes; x-ray report; typescript of case history.

291-130 Anderson, Dr. G. C., May 13, 1947 (1 item)

Letter sent.

Subseries VI.2: American Board of Internal Medicine

Applicants for certification by the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) are required to provide, along with examination and biographical information, the names of two well-known internists to whom the Board may write for professional and character references.

291-131 June 12, 1937 - October 9, 1939 (10 items)

Correspondence relating to the application process and the administration of examinations to candidates.

291-132 June 14, 1941 - October 13, 1943 (22 items)

Correspondence on questions of Admitting Departments at Charity Hospital; recommendations for: Marcel Foret; Robert H. Bayley; John S. LaDue; L. C. Paggi; George R. McNeely; Louis Ochs, Jr.

291-133 June 11, 1944 - October 10, 1945 (25 items)

Correspondence regarding nominations for: John E. Garcia; Bernard A. Goldman; Marcel J. Foret; Joe E. Holoubek; Homer J. Dupuy; Willard R. Wirth; Walton R. Akenhead; James Eugene Toups; Frank X. Marino; Phillip W. Horn.

291-134 January 29, 1946 - September 27, 1946 (18 items)

Correspondence regarding nominations for: Walton R. Akenhead; Joseph D. Lea; John H. Seabury; Carl H. Rabin; Sandy B. Carter; Frederick A. Eigenbrod; James L. Kimball; Robert B. Haspel; Sidney H. Tabor.

291-135 August 22, 1946 - July 19, 1948 (25 items)

Correspondence regarding nominations for: Rudolph J. Marshall, Jr.; Sol Stern; William W. Coulter, Jr.; Lucious L. Davidge; Virgil C. Daniels; Norman Burnstein; David E. Fader; Ben R. Heninger. Also, information regarding New Orleans Academy of Medicine; Touro Infirmary; and residency program at Hotel Dieu.

291-136 January 18, 1949 - June 3, 1949 (23 items)

Correspondence regarding nominations for: Louis Levy II; Franz K. Bauer; Rudolph J. Marshall; Norman Burnstein; Herbert DeNelle Tucker; McLeod Patterson; Henry S. Roane, Jr.; Robert S. Sitkin; Philip B. Johnson; Rudolph J. Marshall, Jr.; Stephen A. Chavez.

291-137 January 17, 1950 - December 28, 1950 (27 items)

Correspondence regarding nominations for: William W. Coulter; Ben R. Heninger; William L. Bain; Raymond Seshul; Sheal Balle; Caryl A. Potter, Jr.; Harry E. Dascomb; Carl J. Gulotta; George M. Anderson; Louis L. Friedman; John A. Worley; John J. Signorelli.

291-138 April 23, 1951 - November 30, 1951 (28 items)

Correspondence regarding nominations for: Mims Mitchell; Caryl A. Potter, Jr.; Carl B. Luikart; Howard A. Bouchner [Buechner]; Philip Horn; Paul T. Erickson; Harold J. Jacobs, Jr.; David M. Dumville. Also correspondence regarding Hull’s service as an “Official Examiner.”

291-139 January 9, 1952 - October 7, 1952 (22 items)

Correspondence regarding exam preparation and administration; recommendations for: Frank K. Dienst, Jr.; John T. Luikart; William Luikart; Fred Allison, Jr.; Albert M. Attyah; Andrew Kerr, Jr.

291-140 November 22, 1952 - May 21, 1953 (26 items)

Correspondence regarding exam preparation and administration; recommendations for: Thurman T. Justice; Daniel W. Hayes; Ira L. Hewitt; Edwin B. Harris; Leo E. Johns, Jr.; Stuart M. Nicholas; Edward S. Hyman; Louis Levy II; Murrel H. Kaplan; David Buttross.

291-141 February 10, 1954 - August 2, 1954 (29 items)

Correspondence regarding exam preparation and administration; recommendations for: George W. Allen; Ike Muslow; Leon Kahn; Walter J. Hollis; Charles O. Humphries; Alvin J. Fray; John A. Worley; Carl J. Dicharry; Clay A. Waggenspack, Jr.; Kenneth G. Nix; Harold P. Chastant; David M. Dumville.

291-142 February 22, 1955 - July 14, 1955 (22 items)

Correspondence regarding exam preparation and administration; recommendations for: Irving L. Rosen; Sydney Jacobs; Irving Singer; Rufus H. Craig; Felix Willey; Adolph A. Flores, Jr.; Fred Allison, Jr.; Joe M. MacCurdy.

291-143 April 6, 1956 - November 16, 1956 (18 items)

Correspondence regarding exam preparation and administration; recommendations for: Augustus F. Bloodworth; Kopel Burk; Mignon W. Jumel; John S. Salatich; Meyer Sutton; Hulon Lott; Sidnary Mack; William W. Coulter, Jr.

291-144 March 18, 1957 - July 1, 1957 (18 items)

Correspondence regarding exam preparation and administration; recommendations for: Saul F. Landry, Jr.; Maury W. Bronstein; John Barry Bobear; Robert D. Lyons; Oscar Alvarez; James W. Wilson, Jr.; C. Adrien Bodet, Jr.

291-145 December 31, 1957 - October 29, 1958 (25 items)

Correspondence regarding exam preparation and administration; recommendations for: Albert S. Johnson; Jorge Martinez-Lopez; Warren J. Boyer; Jack P. Rule; Ralph Levin; Ortha J. Barnette; George R. Smith, Jr.; William W. Coulter, Jr.

291-146 March 13, 1959 - June 9, 1959 (10 items)

Correspondence regarding recommendations for: David J. Mykoff; Meyer Kaplan; Robert J. McHardy; Milton J. Liberman; John P. McNulty.

291-147 May 24, 1960 - January 6, 1961 (14 items)

Correspondence regarding exam preparation and administration; recommendations for: A. J. Jumonville; Gilbert M. Echelman; John C. Floyd, Jr.; Beach A. Brooks; David L. Jones; Kenneth McLeod, Jr.; Charles Banov.

Series VII. Letters of Recommendation

291-148 July 1, 1953 - November 24, 1953 (32 items)

Correspondence regarding recommendations for: Walter J. Burdette; Giulio Tori; Malcolm E. White; Arthur B. Gregory, Jr.; Lamar Bain; Leon Bultman; Tadeusz B. Lash; L. L. Davidge; George Jones; Reuben Eisenstein; Preston G. McLean; John C. Floyd; Nathan Kern; Leonard Higgins; J. Felix Morel; Robert Hardesty; Pierre Espenan; Emily Jones.

291-149 December 10, 1953 - December 21, 1954 (68 items)

Correspondence regarding recommendations for: Anna Costanza Plauche; Ralph Levin; John S. Salatich; Charles Schober; Burford Keith Welch; Kopel Burk; J. Felix Morel; Fred Allison; M. Ney Williams; Edgar I. Maddry; Charles Armistead; Dick Fowler; Mahdi Murtadha; D. J. Geraci; Dr. Fray; Eugene R. Atherton; Halcyon Sutherland; Thomas J. Lawrence; J. M. Pomeroy; Irving Singer; Joseph J. Duerkson; Lynwood James Brassett; Robert H. Hanson; David Dent; John W. Brueck; James M. Hamilton; Jack M. Weisler; Jack Zoller; Ira Lee Hewitt; George A. Pettit; Vela H. Cleveland; Oscar Alvarez; Mignon W. Jumel; Joe McCurdy; S. M. Wingo; Robert Lee North. Some recommendations written by Walton R. Akenhead.

291-150 December 27, 1954 - November 22, 1955 (58 items)

Correspondence regarding recommendations for: Ralph Levin; Salvador L. Canale; Fred Allison; Irving Singer; Alfred P. Owen; Charles W. Armistead; Shirley McCluer; A. J. Nicholas; Carl J. Dicharry; Louis Burroughs; Herbert deNelle Tucker; William M. Roeling; Ellie Unsoeld; James W. Wilson; William E. Stone; Dewey Dale Archer; William Carey Stephens; William Carter Terral; Gordon McHardy; Vincent Paul Blandino; Joseph Ferand Dastugue, Jr.; Oscar Alvarez; Andrew Kerr, Jr.; Elance G. Fishter; Robert Dillenkoffer; William G. Nothacker; Richard B. Langford; James Foster Huff; George S. Bourgeois; Maury Bronstein; C. A. Bodet, Jr. Some recommendations written by Walton R. Akenhead.

291-151 January 6, 1956 - December 18, 1956 (42 items)

Correspondence regarding recommendations for: Seldon J. Deshotels; O. J. Barnette (Hull’s nephew); Truman Simmons; Hulon A. Lott; Robert B. Hornberger; Dr. Durlocher; Russell L. Holman; W. F. Guerriero; John W. Brueck; C. Bertling Smith; Donald Gremillion; Charles D. Muller; Karl Bolten; James W. Wade III; Lynwood J. Brassett; George E. Thomas; J. Ralph Meier; George R. Meneely; Eugene R. Atherton; Louis Levy II; Salvaggio, and Firestone. Several recommendations written by Walton R. Akenhead.

291-152 February 21, 1957 - December 17, 1957 (56 items)

Correspondence regarding recommendations for: Rotusk W. Osborn III; Roy Landry; Albert James Clugston; James E. Hand; A. F. Bloodworth; John H. Seabury; Thorpe Ray; Louis Levy II; M. J. Liberman; Lee E. Hartman; Robert D. Lyons; Rudolph J. Marshall, Jr.; Warren Boyer; Oscar Ray Griffen; Adrienne Aitkins; Walter H. Pugh; David L. Jones; Meyer Kaplan; James L. Boudreaux; Frank P. Incaprera; Robert Dillen Koffer; Edward D. Piatt; Eustus D. Witson; Albin Steiner; Robert Ira Westbrook, Jr.; Bernard Hirsch; Edward H. DeMauy; Conrad Herr.

291-153 December 31, 1957 - December 18, 1958 (70 items)

Correspondence regarding recommendations for: Gene D. Moore; James L. Prejean; Theodore G. Smith; Preston McLean (some of this correspondence dates to September 27, 1951); John R. Romero, Jr.; John Arnold (recommended for position at LSUNO); Ike Muslow; Gilbert Echelmon; Leon Johns; Walton Welzant; David L. Jones; William K. Smith; Edward D. Pratt; C. D. Delery; John C. Greco; Bruse S. Olsen; John W. Wideman; Verne Shaver; Walter Bortz; Irving Singer; Lee I. Schocket; Merrick J. Wyble; Meyer Kaplan; Harold Voss; Dan Mattson; Charles P. Graceffo; Frank X. Marino; William J. Wylie, Jr.

291-154 December 18, 1958 - December 4, 1959 (64 items)

Correspondence regarding recommendations for: Ann Foley; R. L. DiBenedetto; Robert Trace; Wilmer F. West; Robert G. Jarrell; George E. Thomas; Billy H. Hines; Anthony J. Ponseti; Joe L. Simpson; James Y. H. Hsueh (relates to Hull’s interval as consultant in Taiwan); Marjorie H. Fox; J. R. Bozeman; Ralph Levin; V. L. Thibodeaux; Donald Adrian Hesse; Cecil L. Franklin; Boniface L. Lin; William Giddens; Charles Ling Ching; Charles H. Banov; Jesse Ann B. Herr; Walter M. Bortz; Francisco Manuel Gonzales; Benito Odulio; Carl Dicharry; George Dunn.

291-155 January 18, 1960 - December 16, 1960 (55 items)

Correspondence regarding recommendations for: Kenneth McLeod, Jr.; Herbert E. Cannon; Oscar M. Alvarez; David Mykoff; Charles L. Ching; Sanford Pailet; Roy J. Dugas; Richard Zieglar; Thomas D. Peyton; David W. Goldman; Charles Arnold; Alcee J. Jumonville; Charles A. Keller, Jr.; Dr. Lott; Marcus L. Pittman; Thomas E. Tate; Dr. Solomon; Bert Ducote; J. Clark Ford; Charles Paul Graceffo; Lisso Nachman; Melvin Morgan; Arnold Roufa; Mike Burvant; John Salvaggio.

291-156 July 22, 1960 - December 19, 1961 (90 items)

Correspondence regarding recommendations for: Alvin Fray; Morton Solomon; Robert H. Bayley; J. Clark Ford; James A. Meyers; William J. Wylie, Jr.; Felix Roberts; Zenas McDonald; Otto Estes; Frank A. Puyau; Nolan A. Theriot; Charles L. Ching; Norman S. Gilbert; Harold J. DeBlanc; Dr. McKnight; Dr. Mattson; Wanda M. Trawick; Roy B. Sessions; Barbara Marino; James Alfred Meyers; Allen C. Barnes; Murphy M. Sims; Mark Roy; Alfred A. Olinde; Philbert J. Demarie; Jack Perry Strong; Robert Westbrook, Jr.; Charles H. Banov; Kopel Burk; Claude R. Gentry; Gilbert McMahon; Lisso Nachman; Charles Bertrand; Dr. Herr; James H. Lashley; Yihony Kong (relates to Formosa trip); Paul M. Balagman; Charles H. Tan (relates to Formosa trip); Patricia Monte; Edward F. Kramer, Jr., and Georgia L. Kramer; John D. Lenton; Robert L. Yager; Charles A. Ammon; Chin-Sung Chang (relates to Formosa trip); Peter C. Gazes; Rosalind Novivk; Charles Brown, Jr.

291-157 December 5, 1961 - December 27, 1962 (102 items)

Correspondence regarding recommendations for: Salvador J. Cefalu; Thaddeus P. Fryczynski; Abe Mickal; William W. Frye; Thomas N. Carmena; Irving L. Rosen; John Brueck; Tobie Feldman; Lottie B. McWherter; John S. Salatich; William R. Biddens; Edmund H. Crane, Jr.; J. Clark Ford; Roy E. Carta, Jr.; Patrick Riley; Ernest J. Delahaye; Anthony M. Scardino; Hansel Janet; Felix Rabito; Burt Bujard; Charles M. Kantrow, Jr.; Edward Karst; Leslie D. Guidry; Hsueh-Ching Ch’eng (Formosa connection); Celeste G. Wichsa; Derald J. Killett; Elizabeth Faust; Thomas L. Qualey; Charles A. Arnold; M. Lillian Cox; John H. Seabury; Harry Sascomb; F. Tremaine Billings; George R. Meneely; John S. LaDiva; Peter Gazes; Joseph L. Comeaux; Gerald L. Hirbison; James Robert Upp; Sanford L. Pailet; Charles L. Ching; Thomas E. Tate; James A. Robers; Jane A. McKeon; Carl G. Goodman; Robert G. Weilbaecher; Larry McKinstry; Richard Mark Landry; Kenneth Perego; James Suese; Frank A. Hava; Jim Cather, Jr.; Virginia E. Webb; John D. Linton.

291-158 December 17, 1962 - December 13, 1963 (70 items)

Correspondence regarding recommendations for: Michael U. Burvant; Fathali Borhammanesh; Terry John Fontenot; Harold Brewster; Sidney C. Strickland; Robert B. Akenhead; R. I. Westbrook, Jr.; William August Worner; Harold P. Chastant; James Phillips; Max Lorenz; William J. Wylie; Charles M. Anderson; Joe M. MacCurday; Jack P. Strong; Murphy M. Sims; Spencer E. Berry; E. Hayes Prothro; Lee Irwin Schocket; J. W. Brueck; Charles Dudley Cooksey; Suzanne Dugas; S. J. Phillips; George Risinger; Frederick W. Bennescheidt; Helen K. Van Fossen; Lionel H. Head; Donald Duncan; Hannah B. Woody; Don R. Guzzetta; Frank A. Hava; Joan Crain; Joseph Hevin; Glenn Fowler; Roy B. Sessions; George Rodney Meneely; Joseph A. Roy; Byron E. Strug; Frank M. Houston; Sze-Pias Yank (Formosa connection); Albert R. Corne, Jr.

291-159 August 19, 1963 - December 23, 1963 (108 items)

Correspondence regarding recommendations for: Edgard R. Anderson; Conrad E. A. Hera; Fathale Borhanmanesh; John E. Ball, Jr.; Francis T. Cazayeaux; Robert C. Blossman; Harold Paul Chastant, Jr.; Earl Assis Munyan, Jr.; Angel Rafael Garcia Marin; David A. Weilbaecher; Uurdett John Moor; Vedat Aksay; David W. Aiken; Charles B. Moore; Jerry Jordan; George Silvest; James C. Callaway; Chau-Yuh Lai (Formosa connection); Alphonse L. Drerup, Jr.; Virginia E. Webb; Gould C. Garcia; Edward F. Kramer, Jr.; Howard Sensat, Jr.; Lionel H. Lead; John B. Statler; Johnny Ray Royer; Philip A. Creech; J. E. Ardes; Fred Allison, Jr.; Verne L. Thibodeaux, Jr.; George Pettit; James Dixon Sewell; Cecil Laurence Franklin; Lodestar Lazaro, Jr.; Rudolf E. Wilhelm; James B. Hatchette; Tiberio E. Reyes; William H. Steen, Jr.; Max Lorenz; Richard W. Zieglar; Frances E. Harrington; William J. Wylie, Jr.; Ann Mylius Greer; Gayle F. Wurzlow; Sylvia Heidingsfelder; George A. Creel; Richard L. Bolton; Otis E. Payne; John Roland Thompson; Donald L. Donehugh.

291-160 January 15, 1965 - December 2, 1965 (68 items)

Correspondence regarding recommendations for: Donald R. Eubanks; Stewart G. Carrington; Robert G. Weilbaecher; Anna Francene Nixon; Shu-yu Lee (Formosa connection); William G. Blackard; Hans D. Sommer; William O. Jeansonne; Frank Gomila; Mark L. Herman; Charles Mary; Dennis Granberry; John D. Linton; Harold Albert; Gerald S. Berenson; A. Sidney Harris; Francis A. Puyau; Roy J. Ingraffia; Edward E. Thornbill; Joseph L. Abadie; William Gordon Streete; Harold J. DeBlanc, Jr.; George H. Bailey; Gordon McHardy; W. Michael Cross; Miheod Patterson; Alice Boylen; Carol Edward Foti; Sandra J. Caldwell; Vernon Martin Sylvest; Larry J. Hebert; Thomas F. Parker III; Elmore Regamor; Boyd Whitlock.

291-161 January 4, 1966 - June 16, 1966 (26 items)

Correspondence regarding recommendations for: Tom Parker; Patrick W. Peavy; Eleanor Claire Justice; Robert B. Bugg; Eli Sorkov; Jones E. Booth; Alice Hull Maier; Juan F. Perez Valladerious; Ike Muslow; Rozelle Hahn; John David Linton; Mary Hite Smith; Lester L. Ducote, Jr.; Moises M. Zomer; Silas O’Quinn; James R. Andrews.

Series VIII. NIH Grant Series

Series documents the applications, renewals, and administration of the financing of Public Health Service Heart Teaching Grant (HT234).

291-162 October 20, 1948 - January 15, 1951 (20 items)

Correspondence with National Heart Institute, National Institutes of Health regarding the grant and the expenditure of funds provided. Also contains National Heart Institute Circular No. 1 (August 1949).

291-163 March 14, 1950 - July 21, 1952 (20 items)

Correspondence; progress report; application.

291-164 January 9, 1951 - February 11, 1952 (18 items)

Correspondence; progress report; application.

291-165 December 4, 1951 - February 20, 1953 (12 items)

Correspondence; progress report; application.

291-166 December 8, 1952 - February 24, 1954 (13 items)

Correspondence; progress report; application.

291-167 January 4, 1954 - August 13, 1954 (7 items)

Correspondence; application.

291-168 December 1, 1954 - May 18, 1956 (10 items)

Correspondence; application.

291-169 December 19, 1955 - June 12, 1956 (5 items)

291-170 August 24, 1956 - May 5, 1958 (10 items)

Correspondence; progress report; application.

291-171 March 1, 1957 - October 16, 1957 (6 items)

Application; progress report.

291-172 March 1, 1958 - July 30, 1959 (22 items)

Application and ledger sheets.

291-173 September 28, 1959 - August 31, 1961 (25 items)

291-174 September 27, 1960 - September 1, 1961 (37 items)

Application and ledger sheets.

291-175 September 25, 1961 - September 30, 1963 (45 items)

Application, correspondence, ledger sheets.

291-176 September 25, 1962 - June 30, 1964 (41 items)

Application, correspondence, ledger sheets.

291-177 September 25, 1963 - June 30, 1965 (48 items)

Application, correspondence, ledger sheets.

Series IX. Radioactive Isotopes Series

291-178 August 2, 1949 - August 25, 1967 (58 items)

Correspondence, applications, authorizations concerning the procurement of radioactive isotopes for use in the treatment of polycythemia vera. The isotope obtained was Phosphorous 32. Also what appears to be a list of the patients who received this material.

Series X. Pharmaceutical House Series

Massengill, January 15, 1947 - January 24, 1952 (95 items)

Topics investigated or proposed for investigation include: iron absorption in the presence and in the absence of whole liver concentrate; sulfonamide-penicillin mixture in the treatment of acute gonorrhea in the male; the effectiveness of nikethamide tartrate in the treatment of Cheyne-Stokes respiration; testing various throphylline compounds; a salicylate compound called Salcedrox.

291-179 January 15, 1947 - May 6, 1947.

291-180 May 4, 1948 - December 27, 1948.

291-181 January 20, 1949 - December 28, 1949.

291-182 January 4, 1950 - October 5, 1950.

291-183 September 7, 1951 - January 24, 1952.

Series XI. F. A. Davis Company

291-184 September 23, 1940 - February 15, 1963 (124 items)

Series XII. Papers and Manuscripts Series

291-185 “Errors in Diagnostic Philosophy.” 8th District Medical Society, Alexandria, La., June 4, 1945; Lake Charles, La., February 14, 1946; Pascagoula, MS, June 6, 1945; Montgomery County Medical Society, [?], September 5, 1945.

291-186 “Medical Education for the Laity.” Mississippi State Public Health Association, Jackson, MS, December 11, 1945; published in The Mississippi Doctor (January 1946): 525-528; review essay published in Medical Annals of District of Columbia 15 (April 1946): 171-172.

291-187 “Bacterial Endocarditis.” With illustrations. Co-author: Louis Levy II, M.D. Symposium on the Heart and Vascular Disease, New Orleans, October 30, 1944.

291-188 “Bacterial Endocarditis.” Regional meeting, American College of Physicians, Memphis, TN, January 25, 1945.

291-189 “The Spatial Relationship of Mean Electrocardiographic Axes.” With Richard Ashman. [19--].

291-190 “Some Medical Aspects of Chemical Warfare Agents.” Opelousas, September 1942. Excerpts used for paper of same title, Orleans Parish, March 8, 1943.

291-191 “The Threat of Tropical Diseases.” Delta Medical Society, Greenville, MS, April 12, 1944; Fifth District Medical Society, Monroe, June 22, 1944; East Mississippi Medical Society, Meridian, MS, June 29, 1944.

291-192 “Cutaneous Leishmaniasis.” New Orleans Graduate Medical Assembly Clinic, March 1944.

291-193 [Untitled]. Discusses Edgar Hull’s opposition to the Wagner-Murray bill. Orleans Parish meeting, 1944.

291-194 “Standard versus Unipolar Extremity Leads in Clinical Electrocardiography.” Submitted to the Annals of Internal Medicine, September 18, 1948; submitted to the American Heart Journal, March 17, 1949.

291-195 Sodeman’s manuscript [19--].

“The Output of the Heart.”

“Valvular Disease of the Heart.”

“Hypertrophy and Dilatation of the Heart.”

291-196 “The Effect of Dicumarol Upon the Morbidity and Incidence of Thromboembolic Complications in Congestive Heart Failure.” With George M. Anderson, M.D., [19--]. Apparently submitted to the American Heart Journal.

291-197 “An Evaluation of the Use of Electrocardiography in Clinical Medicine.” Jefferson County (Birmingham, AL) Medical Society, June 17, 1946. Correspondence.

291-198 “Recent Advances in the Treatment of Heart Disease” and “Diagnosis and Treatment of Obscure Fevers.” North Texas and Southern Oklahoma Fall Postgraduate Conference, Wichita Falls, TX, October 14, 1947. Sponsored by Wichita County Medical Society.

291-199 “Cardiovascular Manifestations of Syphilis.” [19--].

291-200 [Untitled]. Deals with peptic ulcer, [19--].

291-201 “Evaluation of Anesthetic Risk.” Institute of Nurse Anesthetists, New Orleans, May 29, 1947.

291-202 [Untitled]. Deals with electrocardiography, [19--].

291-203 “The Cause and Effect of Flow Through Defects of the Atrial Septum.” Submitted to Archives of Internal Medicine, April 15, 1948; submitted to American Journal of Medical Science, June 14, 1948; submitted to American Heart Journal, July 8, 1948 (accepted); copy-edited version with illustrations, American Heart Journal 38 (September 1949): 350-360.

291-204 “Impact of General Ethical and Social Trends Upon Medical Care and Upon Medical Education.” Chairman’s address to Section on Medical Education, Southern Medical Association, Miami, October 1948. Published in Southern Medical Journal 41 (December 1948): 1103-1105.

291-205 “False Abnormality of Precordial Electrocardiograms Due to the Effects of Changes of Potential at the Remote Electrode.” With Herbert deNelle Tucker and J. W. Weilbaecher, Jr. Published in American Heart Journal 26 (July 1948): 135-140.

291-206 “Recent Advances in Diagnosis and Treatment of Hyperthyroidism.” Rapides Parish, April 1, 1946.

291-207 “Differential Diagnosis of Asthma.” New Orleans Graduate Assembly, Spring 1946.

291-208 “The Choice of Leads in Clinical ECG [Electrocardiography].” Louisiana Heart Association, September 10, 1950.

291-209 “Nontraumatic Causes of Back Pain.” Outline, [19--].

291-210 [Untitled]. Deals with categories of medical-dermatologic problems; LSU Dermatology Day, February 14, 1955.

291-211 “Emergency Use of Corticoids and Corticotropin.” Memphis Academy of Internal Medicine, October 22, 1954; Chattanooga, October 1955; revised version, Fall Clinical Conference, Kansas City Southwest Clinical Society, Kansas City, MO, September 24, 1956; abstract in Kansas City Medical Journal.

291-212 “Malemedicosis Gravis and Mites: Personal Observations and Reports of Cases.” Read to meeting for induction of members into AOA, May 24, 1944; Undergraduate Surgical Society, February 4, 1947.

291-213 “After Care and Outlook of Persons with Myocardial Infarction.” Medical Association of Georgia, May 1954; Louisiana State Medical Society, May 1954; Gulf Coast Medical Society, June 1954; [also includes letter about “The Business Man and His Heart,” presented at the Executive Club, April 1954].

291-214 “Substernal Pain.” For ACP [American College of Physicians] course in gastroenterology at LSU, [19--].

291-215 [Untitled]. Notes for “Toxic” talk, University of Mississippi, February 1954.

291-216 [Untitled]. Deals with coagulation time; Journal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine [?], June 1953.

291-217 “Decline and Fall of Physical Diagnosis.” [19--].

291-218 “Chronic Non Tuberculosis Pulmonary Disease [?].” Note cards; Lake Charles, November 21, 1952.

291-219 [Untitled]. Deals with misconceptions regarding the usual or common clinical pictures of pulmonary conditions; Oklahoma City Clinical Society, Annual Fall Clinic and Conference, November 1951.

291-220 [Untitled]. Problem of too few interns; roundtable discussion of the Council on Medical Education at Southern Medical Association Meeting, Miami, November 12, 1952.

291-221 “How to Keep Patients from Dying of Heart Disease.” Louisiana Academy of General Practitioners, New Orleans, September 11 (or 12), 1952; notes for speech.

291-222 “Forward versus Backward Failure of the Heart.” Kennedy V.A., Hospital, October 6, 1951.

291-223 [Untitled]. Hull’s observations on the use of quinidine for myocardial disturbances, Oklahoma City, June 1950.

291-224 “Pitfalls in the Use of Precision Methods in the Management of Cardiovascular Diseases.” Oklahoma State [?], June 1950; Fifth District [La.?], September 15, 1950.

291-225 “Experiences with a New Anticoagulant.” With George W. Allen, M.D. Annual Meeting, Louisiana Heart Association, Baton Rouge, April 26, 1950.

291-226 “The Coagulation Time, Its Sensitivity, and What It Measures.” With George W. Allen, M.D. [19--].

291-227 “Electrocardiographic Changes in Cardiovascular Abnormalities Concomitant with Gastrointestinal Disease.” ACP [American College of Physicians] Course for Doctors, March 1960.

291-228 “Proper Concern for One’s Health.” Industrial Supervisors, Shreveport, February 20, 1962.

291-229 “Internships and Louisiana and LSU.” For The Tiger Rag, January 25, 1962.

291-230 “Present Status of the Problems of Diseases of the Heart and Blood Vessels.” Outline. Cardiac Workshop, Pineville, La., October 11, 1961.

291-231 “The Teleology of Heart Failure.” Little Rock Academy of Medicine, April 27, 1960; earlier version with same title presented as Phi Chi Lecture at the Medical College of Alabama, Birmingham, March 6, 1954.

291-232 “The Case for Emphasis on Practical and Encyclopedic.” Report of the First Institute on Clinical Teaching, Association of American Medical Colleges, 1958.

291-233 [Untitled]. Presentation as part of panel on arrhythmias, College of Cardiology, Cincinnati, December 6, 1957.

291-234 “Etiology and Pathogenesis of Anemias.” Outline, [19--].

291-235 [Untitled]. Deals with interpretation of EKGs by general practitioners; presented as part of review course in Cardiology, University of Mississippi, February 8-12, 1954.

291-236 [Untitled]. Hull’s remarks to twenty-fifth graduating class of LSU School of Medicine.

291-237 “Emphysema and Emphysemic Heart.” Outline and notes for remarks on Founders Day, Alexandria, La., January 12, 1957.

291-238 “Evils of ECG (Electrocardiography).” Orleans Parish [Medical Society], December 13, 1948; also at Minden, Natchitoches, Bastrop, and Ruston, La., January 1949.

291-239 “The First Days of Our School.” About Hull’s first twenty-five years at the LSU School of Medicine.

291-240 [Untitled]. Regarding a law to recognize and regulate chiropractic in Louisiana.

291-241 “Peace to Whom?” Christmas remarks to the students, [19--].

291-242 “Who Is Responsible for What?” Written for “The Doctor” column in Louisiana Academy of General Practice, March 27, 1956.

291-243 “Medical Aspects of the Treatment and Prevention of Disability.” [19--].

291-244 “Whom to Thank for What.” Tiger Rag, November 1955.

291-245 “Manifestation and Treatment of Extra-Intestinal Amebiasis.” Chattanooga, Tenn., October 1955.

291-246 “Variations in the Clinical Picture of Amebic Abscess of the Liver.” Norfolk, Va., April 1, 1951.

291-247 MS on Coarctation of the Aorta.

[Untitled]. Address delivered to Houston Society of Internal Medicine, February 24, 1949.

“The Pathologic Physiology of Coarctation of the Aorta.” [19--]

“Coarctation of the Aorta: Dynamics of the Circulation and Relationships between Pressures in the Arteries of the Upper and Lower Extremities.” [19--].

291-248 “Postpartal Heart Failures.” With Eleanor Hidden, M.S., [19--].

291-249 “Tuberculosis and Pregnancy.” For joint meeting of Orleans Parish Medical Society and Obstetrics and Gynecology, May 24, 1943. File also includes correspondence, research notes, research data, and illustrations.

291-250 “Practical Aspects of Water Balance.” Presented to Staff Meeting, Soniat Memorial Mercy Hospital, November 5, 1941.

291-251 [Untitled]. Address to Louisiana Heart Association, Monroe, January 16, 1960, on mission of the association.

291-252 “The Future of Internal Medicine.” Delivered in Alexandria, La., April 4, 1959; notes and reprint “Impacts of General Ethical and Social Trends Upon Medical Care and Upon Medical Education,” Southern Medical Journal 41.12 (December 1948): 1103-1105.

Series XIII. Lectures -- Notes and Outlines

291-253 “Hyponatremic Syndromes.” [19--].

291-254 “Electrolyte Disturbances in Congestive Heart Failure.” [19--].

291-255 “Medical Stock.” [19--].

291-256 “Dyspnea.” [19--].

291-257 “Diseases of the Heart and Great Vessels Amenable to Surgery.” Presented at Cardiology Day, May 14, 1955.

291-258 “Congenital Heart Disease in Adults.” [19--].

291-259 “Differentiation of Cardiac from Gastrointestinal Pain.” [19--].

291-260 “The Prevention of Cardiac Emergencies.” [19--].

291-261 “Drugs to Use and Things to Do in Cardiac Emergencies.” Presented to Louisiana Academy of General Practitioners, October 1955.

291-262 “Angina Pectoris.” [19--].

291-263 “Pain.” [19--].

291-264 “Jaundice.” [19--].

291-265 “Principles in the Management of Heart Failure and Myocardial Infarction, With Emphasis upon the Prevention of Dire Emergencies.” [19--].

291-266 “Etiology and Pathogenesis of Anemias.” [19--].

291-267 [Untitled]. News of current research at LSU. Address to Orleans Parish Medical Society, October 12, 1953.

Series XIV. Departmental Correspondence

291-268 July 3, 1944 - December 15, 1944 (8 items)

Letters of resignation; acceptance of diphtheria cases; memorandum concerning treatment of patients with bleeding peptic ulcers and patients with hyperthyroidism.

291-269 January 23, 1945 - November 28, 1945 (9 items)

Directory of Department of Medicine staff; Department of Neuropsychiatry; Hullograms.

291-270 January 9, 1946 - December 18, 1946 (26 items)

Efforts to secure the release of doctors from military service.

291-271 January 3, 1947 - December 25, 1947 (31 items)

Department of Neuropsychiatry.

291-272 January 1, 1948 - December 16, 1948 (58 items)

Letters of resignation and requests for leave; letters of recommendation; correspondence relative to application for grant funding; prospective purchase of medical instruments.

291-273 January 3, 1949 - November 9, 1959 (22 items)

Charity Hospital; Department of Psychiatry; research grant application.

291-274 January 9, 1950 - September 28, 1950 (8 items)

Department of Psychiatry.

291-275 September 19, 1951 - November 20, 1951 (8 items)

Charity Hospital.

291-276 December 6, 1951 - December 12, 1952 (59 items)

Infectious disease residency; recommendations for promotion; deferment for doctors being called to military duty; Dr. Giulio Tori; Tri-State Medical Assembly.

291-277 July 24, 1952 - November 24, 1953 (71 items)

Visiting professorship of Dr. Hakki Ogan of Istanbul University, Turkey; deferment of doctors being called to military duty; publication of manuscript by George Allen and Albert Attyah.

291-278 January 7, 1954 - December 2, 1954 (14 items)

Recommendations for promotion and merit raises.

291-279 January 12, 1955 - December 19, 1955 (15 items)

Typescript of article, “The Venous Hum” by David Buttross, M.D.; Gordon McHardy, M.D.; recommended purchases for the library.

291-280 January 30, 1956 - December 27, 1956 (18 items)

Recommendations for promotion; Gordon McHardy, M.D.; John T. Leckert.

291-281 January 15, 1957 - December 18, 1957 (26 items)

Recommendations for merit raises; Biennial Report for 1956-1958; gastroenterology (training at LSUMC and residency at Touro); Gordon McHardy, M.D.

291-282 January 25, 1958 - June 15, 1958 (11 items)

Recommendations for promotion; completed questionnaire regarding National Academies of Sciences; National Research Council fellows.

291-283 February 23, 1959 - December 2, 1959 (8 items)

Recommendations for promotion; Biennial Report for 1959-1960.

291-284 March 2, 1960 - March 9, 1960 (2 items)

Recommendations for promotion.

Series XV. Income Tax Returns

291-285 1934 (1 item)

State of Louisiana joint return of Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Hull.

291-286 1936 (1 item)

State of Louisiana joint return of Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Hull.

291-287 1939 (2 items)

United States and State of Louisiana joint returns of Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Hull.

291-288 1940 (2 items)

United States and State of Louisiana joint returns of Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Hull.

291-289 1941 (2 items)

United States and State of Louisiana joint returns of Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Hull.

291-290 1942 (4 items)

United States and State of Louisiana returns of Edgar Hull; United States and State of Louisiana returns of Mrs. Mallory Page Warren Hull.

291-291 1943 (13 items)

United States and State of Louisiana returns of Edgar Hull; United States and State of Louisiana returns of Mrs. Mallory Page Warren Hull; related documentation.

291-292 1944 (11 items)

United States and State of Louisiana returns of Edgar Hull; United States and State of Louisiana returns of Mrs. Mallory Page Warren Hull; related documentation.

291-293 1945 (8 items)

United States and State of Louisiana returns of Edgar Hull; State of Louisiana return of Mrs. Mallory Page Warren Hull; related documentation.

291-294 1946 (6 items)

United States and State of Louisiana returns of Edgar Hull; United States and State of Louisiana returns of Mrs. Mallory Page Warren Hull; related documentation.

291-295 1947 (7 items)

United States return of Edgar Hull; United States and State of Louisiana returns of Mrs. Mallory Page Warren Hull; related documentation.

291-296 1948 (9 items)