Box 9

Scope and Contents

A news bulletin from the Rural Life Association and three letters, two of which concern the acknowledgement of a donation to the Friends Medical Society, and one of which concerns a donation to the Rural Life Association

Scope and Contents

A flyer asking for applications from general practitioners and internists for the Russellton Medical Group

Scope and Contents Includes a wide variety of materials related and unrelated to a set of visits of physicians from the United States to the Soviet Union and physicians from the Soviet Union to the United States. Material related to this program includes correspondence between members of the Friends Medical Society and members of the Society's board on the feasibility of a trip to the Soviet Union, documents re: logistical matters of the program, and multiple copis of the final report on the Society's members'...

Scope and Contents

This folder consists of correspondence between Dr. J. Huston Westover, Jane Westover, and Jeanne Scanlon re: the changing of Society members' addresses. Scanlon is noted as a member of the personnel department of the American Friends Service Committee.

Scope and Contents

Includes a variety of reports on selective service, conscientious objectors, and complusory work for physicians

Scope and Contents

A list of the number of Society members on the mailing list for the given specialities (e.g. anesthesia, pediatrics, or nurses) and a list of the names of the members for each specialty

Scope and Contents

The folder consists of correspondence re: the work and financial support of Dr. Elias Srouji and his family. According to the correspondence Srouji came to Philadelphia to specialize in pediatrics

Scope and Contents

Two copies of the statement presented by Joseph Stokes Jr., M.D, concerning the position of the Friends Medical Society and the Friends Committee on National Legislation re: the draft

Scope and Contents

Three copies of the statement made by J. Huston Westover in front of the Senate Armed Services Committee, a copy of the statement made by Henry J. Cadbury in front of the Senate Armed Service committee, and correspondence re: Westover's statement.

Scope and Contents

Includes: numerous copies of the "Public State of the Friends Medical Society" dated May 15, 1962 which addresses the threat posed by increasing investment in themonuclear warfare, correspondence requesting copies of the statement for further distribution, and correspondence discussing the writing and release of the statement