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Essex County Pathological and Anatomical Society (N.J.). Records, 1907-1968.

Title: Records, 1907-1968.

Records include articles of incorporation, by-laws, minutes, correspondence, lectures and speeches, membership and publicity materials, and financial records. Membership records list names of N.J. physicians from 1907-1961. Also, Dr. Strasser's lecture notes on a case of lymphosarcoma of the abdominal organs and sarcoma of the male breast, Dr. Berg's introductory remarks for a lecture on pulmonary hypertension, and a discussion on the appendix, as well as notes for his lecture and article on the Society's "First Fifty Years.

ArchivalResource: 2.0 linear ft.

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Newark (N.J.) Public Health Collection, 1874-2005.

Title: Newark (N.J.) Public Health Collection, 1874-2005.

Box #1. Beth Israel Hospital (Legal document re. merger of Newark Beth Israel Hospital & Newark Maternity Hospital and Dispensary, 1931; program of dedication, 1908; Annual report, 1937; Alumni Association, publication; Journal of the Newark Beth Israel Hospital, Oct. 1960; "A True Story," ca.1933; "50 Years of Service to the Community," 1951, The Community Hospital booklet, 1939; History, 1943), Coit (reprints of articles by Dr. Henry Coit on milk and pediatrics, 1900-1915), College Hospital ("Welcome to College Hospital," brochure, 1979; Dedication brochure, May 10, 1979), Health Committee Reports (handwritten, 1854, Cholera epidemic in Newark, partial list of victims), Medical Practice and Hospital Development in Newark 1850-87 (typewritten copies of articles in the Newark Daily Advertiser, compiled by Dr. Samuel Berg, 3 folders), Newark Department of Health (various forms and pamphlets issued by the department 19th & 20th century), Newark City Hospital ("Letters Relating to Newark City Hospital by Harry Moran (material on the hospital and staff from 1910-1940 and put together by Dr. Samuel Berg; loose letters; A bound collection of letters and other papers on Newark City Hospital, 1895-1941 and put together by Dr. Samuel Berg). Box #2. AIDS Memorial March & Service (1990, flyers), The Babies Hospital various articles, The Bethany Presbyterian Hospital (1909 est. booklet, scrapbook), Kenny Hospital celebrating the legacy brochure 2005, City Hospital - training school for nurses (ledgers), Community Hospital Annual reports, 1943, 47), Stuart Galishoff: Public Health in Newark 1832-1918, Harold Goettel: Medical and Allied Library Service in Newark, A Survey (1954), Mayor's Clean City Program Conference (resolution 1 & 2), College of Medicine and Dentistry of N.J., Martland Medical Center (95th anniversary, 1978, pamphlet), Harrison S. Martland Medical Center (dedication program, 1954), St. Michael's Medical Center (annual ball, invitation, 1978), St. Michael's Hospital (building campaign with donor list (ca. 1941), Medical prescriptions (19th c, 3 folders), articles from 19th c. newspapers - medical advertisements, various pamphlets, etc. Box #3. Ledgers (Dr. Harings account book and disease diagnosis and treatment book, ca. 1874)

ArchivalResource: 1.25 linear ft. ( 3 Hollinger boxes)

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Berg, Samuel. Dr. Samuel Berg collection, 1916-1990.

Title: Dr. Samuel Berg collection, 1916-1990.

This collection consists of 8 Hollinger boxes and 6 Paige boxes : (Hollinger) Box #1. Manuscript of "Blood Program in World War II," "The Buildings Provided for the Care of the Insane in Essex County, New Jersey" (1972), "The Buildings of Newark, N.J. City Hospital, ", files on Japan Mission and New Jersey Historical Society (1958-1979), Military Papers (1942-1947), Correspondence including Cuskaden and Shames letters (1953-90), photographs, and newspaper clippings ; Box #2. Medical reports on atomic bomb effects (1955), manuscripts of "History of the First Survey on the Biologic Effects of Radioactive Fall-Out," "Unusual Clinical Effects of the Atom Bombs in Japan" and related correspondence, reports by Japanese doctors including Drs. Nagai and Takagi, U.S. Army medical reports (1945), files on Autopsies (1943-44) and Atom-Bomb Medical Research Commission reunion (1953), documents, publications and correspondence related to Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies, Inc. (1950-56), letters related to "Exhibit on Medical Effects of the A-bombs at Armed Forces Medical Museum" (1966) and Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, Washington, D.C. (1954-55) ; Box #3. Correspondence related to New Jersey Historical Society, a copy of My Brother Moe Berg : the Real Moe (1937-1993), and Ethel Berg's letters ; Box #4. Publications on atomic bombs, correspondence related to the Atom-Bomb Commission (1947-58), files on the Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima, and Military Papers (1942-47) ; Box #5. Files on Morris and Ethel Berg, and photographs of the Berg family ; Box #6. Morris Moe Berg's baseball uniform : (Paige) Box #7 labeled as "Family Pictures" ; Box #8 contains a baseball score book relating to Morris Berg (1916), Official Souvenir : Princeton vs. Yale (June 2, 1923), Official Souvenir Score Card : World's Series 1933, Japanese porcelain dish autographed by Morris Berg, a file including the Berg family tree and correspondence, a baseball, and miscellaneous items ; (Paige) Box #9. Books on Nuclear wars ; (Paige) Box #10. Correspondence, papers, newspaper clippings related to New Jersey Historical Society ; (Paige) Box #11. Military uniforms with hats ; (Paige) Box #12. Correspondence related to N.J. Historical Society (Roseville, N.J.) ; (Paige) Box #13. Correspondence, papers, photographs, etc. ; (Paige) Box #14, labeled as "Moe Berg," contains photographs, army documents, posters, army tag, awards, correspondence, publications, passports, memo pads, newspaper clippings, and personal notes.

ArchivalResource: 9.50 linear ft. (8 Hollinger boxes + 6 Paige boxes)

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Martland, Harrison S. Harrison S. Martland collection, 1945-1992.

Title: Harrison S. Martland collection, 1945-1992.

This collection consists of Dr. Martland's correspondence and published articles, newspaper clippings relating to radioactive poisoning, 3 manuscripts of "Harrison Stanford Martland, M.D. : the Story of a Physician, a Hospital, an Era" (1974) written by Samuel Berg, M.D., and 4 rolls of negative films.

ArchivalResource: 0.83 linear ft. ( 2 Hollinger boxes)

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