McHatton autograph collection, 1932,1936.

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McHatton autograph collection, 1932,1936.

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The collection consists of a group photograph of the five members who comprised the National Transportation Committee at its organization meeting in New York City in October, 1932. The members were Calvin Coolidge, Bernard M. Baruch, Clark Howell, Alfred E. Smith, and Alexander Legge. All five members sent autographed letters to Dr. McHatton. There is also a letter from Dr. Harvey Cushing, Yale University School of Medicine, to Dr. McHatton, July 18, 1936.

7 items (0.1 linear ft.)

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