Memoirs of a medical laboratory technician or the summation of a career, 1946.

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Memoirs of a medical laboratory technician or the summation of a career, 1946.

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This collection consists of the original typescript copy of Lockwood Merriman's "Memoirs of a Medical Laboratory Technician, or the Summation of a Career" which Merriman wrote in 1946, shortly after he got out of the army. The focus of the memoirs is on Merriman's training and work as a laboratory technician in army hospitals in the United States, primarily in 1943-1944.

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