Hal McCluney Davison papers, 1911-1958.

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Hal McCluney Davison papers, 1911-1958.

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The collection consists of the papers of Hal McCluney Davison from 1911-1958. The papers include correspondence, biographical information, photographs, subject files, speeches and other writings, passports, and memorabilia. Materials primarily relate to Davison's career as a physician, including his World War I service and his work for the Red Cross Foreign Service in Siberia, Russia. Other topics covered include his education, Albert Schweitzer, professional and civic organizations, allergy and other medical problems, and the publication of Davison's book, DOCTORS AND DOGS DON'T COUNT (corrected chapters included).

9.5 linear ft. (10 boxes, 1 bound volume (BV), 1 oversized paper (OP))

Emory University. Special Collections and Archives

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Emory University. Special Collections and Archives

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