Deceased and released typhoid carriers case files, 1919-1989.

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Deceased and released typhoid carriers case files, 1919-1989.

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Each folder contains the initial epidemiological investigation report; memoranda summarizing the clinical evidence for chronic carrier status and requesting a legal declaration of this status; the declaration itself; correspondence between public health officials at state and local levels; correspondence with the carrier; periodic status reports; and notification of the carrier's death.

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New York State Archives

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