Guide to the California College of Medicine Records

Processed by Jennifer Jacobs; machine-readable finding aid created by Cyndi Shein and Tricom Document Management

Special Collections and Archives

The UCI Libraries

P.O. Box 19557

University of California, Irvine

Irvine, California 92623-9557

Phone: (949) 824-3947

Fax: (949) 824-2472

Email: spcoll@uci.edu

URL: http://special.lib.uci.edu

Descriptive Summary

Title: California College of Medicine records

Date: 1860-1998,

Date (bulk): (bulk 1896-1967)

Collection Number: AS-027

Creator: California College of Medicine.

Extent: 66.4 linear feet (88 boxes and 2 oversized folders)

Languages: The collection is in English.

Repository: University of California, Irvine. Library. Special Collections and Archives.

Irvine, California 92623-9557

Abstract: The California College of Medicine (CCM) records span the years from the establishment of its first predecessor, the Pacific College of Osteopathy in 1896 to 1967 when CCM was incorporated into UCI. The materials document particularly well the two major upheavals for osteopathy in California that occurred at the end of this period: the merger in the 1960s of the Doctor of Osteopathy degree with the Medical Doctor degree, and the merger of CCM with the University of California. Also included are student records and financial documents from 1914 to 1961.

Important Information for Researchers

Access

The collection is open for research. Medical records are restricted for 100 years, student records for 75 years, and personnel records for 50 years. Restrictions are noted at the file level.

Publication Rights

Property rights and copyright reside with the University of California. For permissions to reproduce or to publish, please contact the Head of Special Collections and Archives University Archivist.

Preferred Citation

California College of Medicine Records. AS-027. Special Collections and Archives, The UC Irvine Libraries, Irvine, California.

Acquisition Information

Bulk of material acquired from the California College of Medicine Library and Provost's Office before 1973. Accessions since have been donated by Forest Grunigen, Grace Bell, the UCI Medical Sciences Library, and others.

Processing History

Preliminary processing by California College of Medicine library staff. Reprocessed by Jennifer Jacobs in 2004. Revisions by Cyndi Shein in 2007.

Historical Background

Biography/Organization History

Before it became part of the University of California, Irvine (UCI), the UCI College of Medicine went through several incarnations as a school of osteopathy. Osteopathy splintered from mainstream (or allopathic) medicine in the mid-nineteenth century in a climate of poor, commercially driven medical education and the proliferation of dangerous and ineffective medical practices such as blood-letting and the prescription of calomel and emetics. The first osteopaths were opposed to the use of any drugs for their patients; pharmacology was introduced into osteopathic practice in the early twentieth century. Andrew Still, the M.D. who founded osteopathy, "discovered" the Osteopathic Principle, which states that all disease can be attributed to lesions in the spine, and thus may be alleviated by manipulation of the vertebrae (this is why osteopathy is often confused with chiropractics, although chiropractors do not have the same medical training that osteopaths have, and are only qualified to treat skeletal complaints). Dr. Still began training osteopaths at his American School of Osteopathy in Kirksville, Missouri in 1892.

The Pacific School of Osteopathy and Infirmary (PSO) -- the second osteopathic school -- was established in Anaheim in 1896 by Aubrey C. Moore, D.O., who had studied under Dr. Still, and an M.D., B.W. Scheurer (for a short time, PSO awarded both the D.O. and the M.D.). For the first four years, PSO awarded the Diplomate of Osteopathy, D.O. In 1900 California legally recognized the profession, and PSO began awarding the Doctor of Osteopathy, D.O.

The Pacific School of Osteopathy moved to Los Angeles in 1897, to South Pasadena in 1903, then back to Los Angeles in 1904 into quarters on the corner of Mission and Daly. The school changed its name to the Pacific College of Osteopathy (PCO) in 1904.

In 1905 Harry Forbes, D.O. and several other former members of the faculty of the S.S. Still College of Osteopathy, Des Moines established the Los Angeles College of Osteopathy (LACO). Because LACO offered both a two-year course and a three-year course, the state Board of Medical Examiners did not recognize the degrees LACO was granting. Additionally, the American Osteopathic Association would not accept LACO as a member because there was already an osteopathic school in Los Angeles, PCO. Despite these difficulties, which also included a suit brought against LACO by PCO and a suit against the California Board of Medical Examiners brought by LACO, LACO persisted until 1914 when it merged with PCO to form the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons (COPS).

There was one other osteopathic school in California during this time. The California College of Osteopathy was founded in San Francisco in 1898. This school merged with the American School of Osteopathy in 1912.

COPS was the most enduring of California's osteopathic schools. It garnered several concessions from the medical profession over the years that enabled it to adequately train osteopaths who were then able to go on to productive careers in California and elsewhere. For example, in 1915 COPS formed an agreement with the Los Angeles County General Hospital (LACGH) to train interns there. COPS brought suit against the Medical Examiners in 1919 after they discontinued recognizing COPS as a qualified educator. During the trial, the burden was on the Medical Examiners to prove that education at COPS was sub-standard compared to education at California schools granting the M.D. degree. In 1921, while the suit was still being argued, the internship program sponsored by the LACGH was discontinued. However, the courts ruled in favor of COPS in June of 1921 (Decision by the Court of Appeal of California, 53 Cal. App. 138; 199 P. 1093; 1921 Cal. App. LEXIS 354). The decision enabled an initiative to be passed in 1922 providing for a separate California Board of Osteopathic Examiners. This eliminated the former problem of M.D.s on the Board of Medical Examiners making all the decisions about the suitability of particular osteopaths to practice their profession. That same year LACGH reinstated the residency training program for COPS.

The California Osteopathic Association (COA), affiliated with the AOA, was incorporated in 1900 as the osteopathic professional organization in California. The administration of COA and the faculty of COPS overlapped a great deal.

The California osteopathic tradition led by COPS and COA ended in 1961 by consensus among these two groups and the California Medical Association (CMA) when the two California medical professions merged and D.O.s were no longer awarded in the state of California. The merger was led by Forest Grunigen, D.O., who had begun talks with the CMA in the mid-1940s. In 1962 all COPS graduates were offered an M.D. degree in exchange for their D.O. degree and a $65 fee, with no additional qualifying examination. The new degrees were problematic for some, the M.D.s were not accepted for licensure out-of-state, and few academic or hospital appointments were given to the former D.O.s, but many went on to have successful careers.

The AOA was vehemently opposed to the merger, and many osteopaths in California agreed. A splinter group, naming themselves the Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons of California (OPSC), was formed in 1960 from the 500 osteopaths in California who decided against exchanging their D.O.s for M.D.s. In 1974 OPSC succeeded in convincing the California Supreme Court to rescind their decision that had formalized the merger. The problems encountered by Californians dissuaded osteopaths in other states from attempting mergers of their own, and the California experiment was a unique phenomenon.

In 1967 after much debate, the UC-CCM was assigned to UCI, and the college, its faculty, and its administration moved to Irvine.

Biography/Organization History

Chronology

1896	Pacific School of Osteopathy and Infirmary (PSO) incorporated
1900	California Osteopathic Association (COA) incorporated
	D.O. degree is recognized in California
	First Doctor of Osteopathy degree is granted at PCO
1904	PSO changes its name to Pacific College of Osteopathy (PCO)
1905	Los Angeles College of Osteopathy (LACO) incorporated
1914	PCO and LACO consolidate to form the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons (COPS)
1922	California passes initiative to provide for a separate Board of Osteopathic Examiners
1928	Los Angeles County General Hospital opens Unit 2, an osteopathic unit
1941	COA and CMA reach an agreement for unification, though it is rejected by the American Medical Association on the grounds that it is illegal. The AOA was also opposed to it at this time, as well as 20 years later when the merger actually went through.
1955	CMA appoints the Committee on Other Professions
1961	COA merges with the California Medical Association (CMA)
	COPS awards M.D.s to qualified/willing D.O.s.
	COPS changes its name to California College of Medicine (CCM)
1963	Bill passes to fold CCM into UC system
1967	Agreement is signed to make CCM part of Irvine campus
1968	CCM moves to Irvine campus

Biography/Organization History

Presidents

1896	B.W. Scheurer, M.D. (PSO)
1897-1898	Aubrey C. Moore, D.O. (PSO)
1898-1903	Charles A. Bailey, M.D., D.O. (PSO)
1904-1913	George Finley Burton, D.O. (PCO)
1905-1914	Harry Forbes (LACO)
1913-1914	W.J. Hayden (PCO)
1914-1920	Harry Forbes (COPS)
1920-1923	Louis Chandler
1922	Edward H. Light, acting
1923-1935	L. van Horn Gerdine
1935-1939	Carle H. Phinney
1940-1970	W. Ballentine Henley (COPS and CCM, Provost of UCI-CCM)

Collection Scope and Content Summary

The California College of Medicine (CCM) records span the years from the establishment of its first predecessor, the Pacific College of Osteopathy in 1896 to 1967 when CCM was incorporated into UCI. There are some items from 1968 to 1970, and a few earlier and later, included to preserve the context of some files. The materials document particularly well the two major upheavals for osteopathy in California that occurred at the end of this period: the merger in the 1960s of the Doctor of Osteopathy degree with the Medical Doctor degree, and the merger of CCM with the University of California. The records are also strong in vital records, including student records and financial documents, created while the college was named the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons from 1914 to 1961.

The materials in the California College of Medicine records are primarily textual, and include correspondence, reports, proposals, minutes, agendas, financial and legal records, and memoranda, as well as material related to the research and teaching functions of the college, including syllabi, student work, student records, grade books, and faculty reprints. Photographs, film, artifacts, and memorabilia can be found in the last two series.

Several organizations not a part of CCM or any of its predecessors are also represented in this collection. As osteopathic organizations in California, they had strong ties to what was for many years the only osteopathic school in the state, and their issues and interests overlap. The two most prominent of these groups included here are the Los Angeles County General hospital (LACGH) (its osteopathic unit became known later as the Los Angeles County Osteopathic Hospital), which served as the teaching hospital for many of the school's students, and the California Osteopathic Association (COA), the professional organization that led the D.O./M.D. merger.

Several individuals figure prominently in the CCM Records. W. Ballentine Henley's office files contain correspondence, topical files and reports from his presidency, as well as a set of 22 scrapbooks of newspaper clippings documenting the school during his tenure. Dain Tasker, who graduated from PSO in 1898, and later served as a faculty member, wrote in the 1950s a manuscript history of osteopathy in California, which is included here. Other individuals represented in the records include Forest Grunigen, Grace Bell, Dorothy Marsh, William W.W. Pritchard, and Warren Bostick.

Collection Arrangement

This collection is arranged into eight series:

Series 1. Histories, circa 1903-circa 1965. 1.0 linear feet.
Series 2. Administrative files, 1896-1967 (bulk 1933-1967). 32.9 linear feet.
Series 3. Research and teaching, 1896-1970. 19.3 linear feet.
Series 4. Los Angeles County Osteopathic Hospital, 1929-1969. 1.0 linear feet.
Series 5. Clinics, 1908-1940. 0.8 linear feet.
Series 6. Osteopathy general files, 1899-1967. 4.1 linear feet.
Series 7. Photographs and film, 1896-1998. 5.3 linear feet.
Series 8. Realia, 1896-1963. 2 linear feet.

Separation Note

Publications are arranged separately in California College of Medicine Publications (PS-001). The publications include a set of course catalogs and announcements from 1896 to 1967, the yearbook Cortex, newsletters from various departments and student groups, programs and invitations for special events, and other published material.

Files dated after 1968 were removed to College of Medicine Records (AS-026) or to College of Medicine Publications (PS-002).

About nine linear feet of osteopathic reference files have been separated and sent to other repositories. Those by or about the American Osteopathic Association were sent there. General files and those about other osteopathic schools were sent to the Western University's Health Sciences Library in Pomona.

Two letterbooks by Dain L. Tasker dated 1900-1906 and 1913-1938 have been removed to their own archival series, Dain L. Tasker Letterbooks (AS-095).

Related Collections

The following collections related to the California College of Medicine can be found in UC Irvine Special Collections and Archives:

AS-026, College of Medicine Records, comprises the files of the College after it moved to the University of California, Irvine campus in 1968.
AS-018, Warren L. Bostick papers, provides an insider's view of the history of the California College of Medicine as well as biographical information on Dr. Bostick. The guide to this collection is available through the Online Archive of California at http://www.oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt796nc1jg.
AS-083, Forest Grunigen Papers, contains minutes, correspondence, and other material from Dr. Grunigen's extensive participation in the activities of the California Osteopathic Association. The guide to this collection is available through the Online Archive of California at http://www.oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt4199q93d.
AS-095, Dain L. Tasker Letterbooks, contains the correspondence of this faculty member of the College, who instigated the recognition of the separate D.O. degree in 1914.
PS-001, California College of Medicine Publications, contains the publications of CCM from 1896 to 1967.
PS-003, College of Medicine Publications, contains the publications of COM from 1968 to the present.

Related materials at other repositories include LACO materials and the papers of LACO graduate, Louis Chandler, housed at Western University's Health Sciences Library in Pomona.

Indexing Terms

The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.

Subjects

University of California, Irvine -- Archives.

University of California, Irvine. College of Medicine -- History.

Bell, Grace.

California College of Medicine -- Archives.

California Osteopathic Association -- Archives.

California. Board of Osteopathic Examiners.

College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons (Los Angeles, Calif.) -- Archives.

Doctors' Hospital (Los Angeles, Calif.)

Forty-First Medical Society (Los Angeles, Calif.)

Glendale Community Hospital (Calif.).

Henley, W. Ballentine.

Los Angeles City and County Osteopathic Medical Association.

Los Angeles College of Osteopathy -- Archives.

Los Angeles County General Hospital.

Los Angeles County Osteopathic Hospital.

Meyers Clinic (Los Angeles, Calif.)

Monte Sano Hospital (Los Angeles, Calif.)

Pacific College of Osteopathy -- Archives.

Pritchard, William W.W.

Osteopathic medicine -- California -- History.

Osteopathic medicine -- Periodicals.

Osteopathic medicine -- Education.

Osteopathic medicine -- History.

Osteopathic medicine -- Study and teaching.

Nutrition.

Tasker, Dain L., 1872-1964.

Genres and Formats of Materials

Photographic prints -- 19th century.

Photographic prints -- 20th century.

Letters -- 19th century.

Letters -- 20th century.

Scrapbooks -- 19th century.

Scrapbooks -- 20th century.

Floor plans -- 20th century.

Occupations

Osteopaths

Medical educators

Contributors

College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons (Los Angeles, Calif.)

Pacific College of Osteopathy (Los Angeles, Calif.)

Los Angeles College of Osteopathy

Collection Contents

Series 1. Histories circa 1903-circa 1965.

Physical Description: 1.0 linear ft.

Series Scope and Content Summary

This series contains histories of CCM and its predecessors. It includes a circa 3000 page manuscript dictated by faculty member Dain Tasker in the early 1950s, probably commissioned by either COPS or the COA. In this manuscript, Tasker recounts events, conferences, and discussions between himself and other principle figures in the history of osteopathy in California. He frequently quotes at length from articles, proceedings, and correspondence. Many of the primary sources he uses are found throughout this collection or in California College of Medicine Publications (PS-001). Some of the chapters were assigned titles by the author, and those titles are noted in the container list. For the remaining chapters, the first few words of the text are given as description. For the most part, Tasker arranged his work chronologically.

Series Arrangement Note

The first item in the series is the Tasker history which comprises the bulk of this series. The short histories are arranged alphabetically after the Tasker manuscript by the author's last name, the organization name, or the title of works by unknown authors.

Tasker, Dain L., "History of osteopathy in California [late 19th century to 1950s]," circa 1954. Manuscript.

Box 1:1A

Letter, text begins: "Dear Dain…"

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Chapter 1, text begins: "Early in the eighteen nineties a few…"

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Chapter 2, text begins: "The mechanical concept of joint…"

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Chapter 3, text begins: "In this same issue of The Osteopath…"

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Chapter 4, text begins: "December, 1899, was an important…"

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Chapter 5, text begins: "Fellow Osteopaths: Many of you are…"

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Chapter 6, text begins: "In 1904 the A.O.A. held a convention…"

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Chapter 6 [Sic.], text begins: "California was well represented on the…"

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Chapter 7, text begins: "In June, 1906, the Board of Directors…"

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Chapter 8, text begins: "Although the Los Angeles College of…"

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Chapter 9, "1907"

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Chapter 10, "1908"

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Chapter 11, "The State Board Of Medical Examiners scandal"

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Chapter 12, "1909"

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Chapter 13, "Extracts from Secretary Dr. Effie E. York's report of the O.A.C. Convention in San Diego May, 27,28,29, 1909, published in the Western osteopath, June, 1909"

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Chapter 14, text begins: "In the May issue of the Western osteopath…"

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Chapter 15, "An Episode 1910"

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Chapter 16, "1911"

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Chapter 17, "1912"

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Chapter 17 [Sic.], "The first malpractice suit"

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Chapter 18, "1913," or "New law"

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Chapter 18, "Letters from Dr. Tasker's File"

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Chapter 19, "Student activities (continued)"

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Chapter 20, "In this section: Organization of COPS"

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Chapter 21, "COPS Library"

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Chapter 22, "The A. T. Still Osteopathic Association" or "1915 to 1917"

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Chapter 23, "1917"

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Chapter 24, "This is a continuation of the report made to the chairman of the National Affairs Committee of theAOA"

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Chapter 25, "Extracts from Doctor Tasker's letters to his wife"

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Chapter 26, "This is a continuation of a report on the state of affairs in 1917"

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Chapter 27, "Research" or "1918"

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Chapter 28, "Letter Campaign" or "1918-1919"

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Chapter 29, "This is a final portion of the dictation of the editorial in the Western osteopath for February 1919 entitled 'The D.O. degree'"

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Chapter 30, "The continuation of dictation from correspondence between Dr. W.W. Vanderburgh and the State Journal of Medicine"

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Chapter 31, "Publicity"

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Chapter 32, "One of the most informative articles in this Cortex edition is The City Maternity Service"

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Chapter 33, "This reel contains continuation of the correspondence between Dr. Pinkham and Dr. Tasker in the late fall of 1920"

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Chapter 34, "Continuation of letter to Dr. Charles B. Pinkham, Secretary of the State Board of Medical Examiners, February 7, 1921"

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Chapter 35, "Reaction to legislative defeat"

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Chapter 36, "This is a continuation of an article in the Western osteopath under the heading 'New Officers of C.O.A. for 1922-23'"

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Chapter 37, "Final portion of "What victory means to the College" by Edward H. Light, Acting President, 1922-1924"

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Chapter 38, "Way cleared for construction of hospital"

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Chapter 39, text begins: "At the annual convention of the…"

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Chapter 40, "Promotion of new hospitals"

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Chapter 41, "Unit No. 2 Los Angeles General Hospital"

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Chapter 42, "Continuation of report of Dr. Woodbury for the activities of the Osteopathic Unit ending June 30, 1929"

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Chapter 43, "Continuation of the article entitled 'Progress And problems at Unit #2' by Dr. Louis C. Chandler taken from the Western osteopath, March, 1932"

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Chapter 44, "M.D. tyranny shows itself again"

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Chapter 45, "Continuation under subhead: Edward T. Abbott, D.O."

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Chapter 46, "A noteworthy convention"

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Chapter 47, "This is a continuation of dictation from an article entitled 'New building dedicated at Merrill Sanitarium'"

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Chapter 48, "Resolution (This is a continuation of information in relation to the death of Dr. T C Young)"

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Chapter 49, "Osteopathy and the Olympic Games"

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Chapter 50, "Hospital name changed"

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Chapter 51, "Fresno convention auspicious"

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Chapter 52, "Organization (period 1930-1940)"

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Chapter 53, "New Doctors' Hospital"

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Chapter 54, "COA has new Secretary-Treasurer"

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Chapter 55, "Uniform entrance requirements for approved colleges"

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Chapter 56, "This is continuation of address by President Bailey to the convention in Long Beach California, 1941"

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Chapter 57, "Draft deferment extended to D.O.s and osteopathic students (copy of an official ruling issued July 16 by National Headquarters of the Selective Service System in Washington) memorandum to all state directors (I-191) local board release 8, effective date: at once, subject: students of osteopathy and osteopaths"

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Chapter 58, "Continuation of article entitled 'New threat to the California profession Sept. issue 1942 of Clinical osteopathy'"

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Chapter 59, "Annual meeting of College Trustees"

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Chapter 60, "California Association report of the President 1943-1944 Forest J. Grunigen, D.O."

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Chapter 61, "Our standpoint on state health bills"

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Chapter 62, "Three members of Board of Osteopathic Examiners reappointed by Governor Warren"

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Chapter 63, "COPS launches 1947 Progress Fund"

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Chapter 64, "This is a continuation of President Hatfield's address to the COA 1947-48 page 346 Clinical osteopathy June 1947"

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Chapter 65, "Continuation of article entitled 'A COPS concave concluded'"

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Chapter 66, "Cooperation is appreciated"

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Chapter 67, "Continuation of article entitled 'Long Beach Osteopathic Hospital, Incorporated'"

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Chapter 68, "Continuation from former tape of the inaugural address by President Weaver"

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Chapter 69, "Class of 1899 new college graduates"

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Chapter 70, "Continuation of J. Gordon Epperson's convention message"

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Chapter 71, "Golden anniversary celebrated"

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Chapter 72, "This is a continuation of President Epperson's address to the convention in Long Beach, 1951"

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Chapter 73, "Continuation of hospital reports"

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Chapter 74, "This is a continuation under the heading Osteopathic Memorial Fund"

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Chapter 75, "Report on the General Osteopathic Clinic, the Department Of Osteopathic Therapeutics & Rehabilitation and the Rehabilitation, Center J.M. Andrews, D.O."

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Chapter 76, "This is a continuation of an article under the heading 'Osteopathic profession has lost a friend'"

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Chapter 77, "Fiftieth Annual Convention"

Short histories

Box 1:17

American Osteopathic Association, Recognition of osteopathic colleges by (dates), 1957

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Brown, May, History of the Library, 1938". Housed with William W.W. Pritchard's short history, below.

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California Osteopathic Association

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50th Anniversary Banquet: Cavalcade of osteopathy depicting the struggle for medical freedom, by Earl Darfler, 1950

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Interview with Dain Tasker on the history of osteopathy in California, to develop a script for the COA 50th Anniversary banquet, circa 1950

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Cole, W.V, The development of osteopathic research and education, 1954. Unpublished thesis.

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DeStefano, Robert A., et.al., History of the California College of Medicine, 1896-1914, circa 1960s

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Dorin, David M., History and progress of the Southern California Osteopathic Hospital Foundation, 1954

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The historical background of osteopathy, circa 1940s

Ivie, William Horace

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Letter to Dain L. Tasker, 1951

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"A report on the early history of osteopathy in the state of California," circa 1912

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Institute of Western Research, "The story of the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons," 1931

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Los Angeles County General Hospital, "Early history," 1934

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General Council and Register of Osteopaths Ltd., "The origin and development of osteopathy in Great Britain," circa 1962

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"Osteopathic profession: events, 1898 to 1903," circa 1903. Arranged alphabetically by state, then by year, with the American Osteopathic Association appearing first.

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Pritchard, William W.W., "Historical sketch of clinical training in osteopathic colleges of California," and May Brown, "History of the Library," 1938

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Shaw, A.B., "Summary of the work of the Committee of the California Osteopathic Association to Consolidate the California Osteopathic Colleges," 1914

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Stillman, Clara Judson, "History of the Pacific College of Osteopathy from 1896 to 1914," 1933

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McCracken, Betsy B., History of the Pediatrics Dept., CCM, UCI Draft #1, 2/2/78 Acc. 91-19

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Miscellaneous historical notes and outlines, circa 1914-circa 1950s

Series 2. Administrative files, 1896-1967 (bulk 1933-1967).

Physical Description: 32.9 linear ft.

Series Scope and Content Summary

This series includes the minutes and reports of the Board of Trustees, reports and other material documenting the college at the highest level, and the files of the college's administrative offices. The material is arranged by originating office, with the exception of Subseries 2.2, which consists of college-wide reports.

Series Arrangement Note

The series is divided into nine subseries:

Subseries 2.1. Board of Trustees, 1896-1967. 3.0 linear feet.

Subseries 2.2. Reports, proposals, planning documents, 1920-1967. 1.0 linear feet.

Subseries 2.3. Committees, 1935-1962. 0.4 linear feet.

Subseries 2.4. President, 1918-1969. 14.9 linear feet.

Subseries 2.5. Dean, 1931-circa 1970s. 2.0 linear feet.

Subseries 2.6. Comptroller, 1897-1969. 11.5 linear feet.

Subseries 2.7. Other administrative offices, 1941-1967. 0.7 linear feet.

Subseries 2.8. Staff, 1942-1961. 0.1 linear feet.

Subseries 2.9. Support groups, 1941-1968. 0.2 linear feet.

Subseries 2.1. Board of Trustees, 1896-1967.

Physical Description: 3.0 linear ft.

Subseries Scope and Content Summary

This subseries documents the governing boards of the four schools. The bulk of the material covers the Board of Trustees for the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons (COPS), including annual reports (both financial and narrative), articles of incorporation, bylaws, legal and fiscal material, minutes, and rosters. Most of the same types of documentation are available for CCM, though only covering the five years CCM existed. (The Board of Trustees was maintained for several years after the school became the UCI CCM. The researcher should consult AS-026, College of Medicine Records for documentation after 1967.) Pacific College of Osteopathy (PCO) is represented here by articles of incorporation and minutes. There is little representation of the Los Angeles College of Osteopathy (LACO): articles of incorporation and some legal and fiscal material.

The Book of the Trustees is a collection (formerly bound) of annual reports, committee reports, minutes, and other material produced or used by the Trustees of COPS. There is some duplication between the annual reports in this book and those found in this subseries under Annual reports. Neither set is complete.

The Book of the Trustees is a collection (formerly bound) of annual reports, committee reports, minutes, and other material produced or used by the Trustees of COPS. There is some duplication between the annual reports in this book and those found in this subseries under Annual reports. Neither set is complete.

Subseries Arrangement Note

The files are arranged alphabetically by type of material, or by name of correspondent. Within Annual reports, Book of the Trustees, Articles of incorporation, and Minutes, material is arranged chronologically.

Box 2:1

Annual meeting programs, 1956-1961

Annual reports.

Scope and Content Note

These consist of annual reports to the Board of Trustees, unless otherwise indicated.

Box 2:2-3

Annual Report of the Board of Trustees, 1945-1964.

Scope and Content Note

Primarily consists of the balance sheet.

Box 2:4

Annual Report of the Board of Trustees, 1945-1961

Box 2:5-6

1933-1934

Box 2:7

1938, Annual Report of[sic.] the Board of Trustees. This is an annual report to the Board.

Box 2:8

1940

1941 box 3:1-17.

Note

See " Book of the Trustees,"

Box 2:9

1942

1945-1947. box 3:1-17.

Note

See " Book of the Trustees,"

Box 2:10

1948, Report of the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons to the House of Delegates of the California Osteopathic Association

Box 2:11

1948, Report of the President to the Board of Trustees

Box 2:12

1949, Report of the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons to the House of Delegates of the California Osteopathic Association

Box 2:13

1949, Report of the President to the Board of Trustees

Box 2:14

1950, Report of the President to the Board of Trustees

Box 2:15

1951, Report of the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons to the House of Delegates of the California Osteopathic Association

Box 2:15

1951, Report of the President to the Board of Trustees. In bound volume, below.

Box 2:16

1952, Report of the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons to the House of Delegates of the California Osteopathic Association.

Box 2:16

1952, Report of the President to the Board of Trustees. In bound volume, below.

Box 2:17

1953, Report of the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons to the House of Delegates of the California Osteopathic Association.

Box 2:17

1953, Report of the President to the Board of Trustees. In bound volume.

Box 2

1951-1965. 3 bound volumes.

Box 2:18-19

1966-1967

Book of the Trustees, 1935-1960

Box 3:1

1935, 1935/36 and 1936/37, "Annual report of the Board of Trustees"

Box 3:2

circa 1936, "Board of Trustees"

Box 3:2

circa 1936, "Administrative officers and standing committees"

Box 3:3

"Report of the Annual meeting of the Board of Trustees"

Box 3:4

1938, May 31

Box 3:4

1938, June 16. Second session.

Box 3:4

"Report of the meeting of the Executive committee of the Board of Trustees"

Box 3:4

1938, August 15

Box 3:4

1938, September 22

Box 3:4

1938, August 23, "Report of the meeting of the Public Relations committee"

Box 3:4

circa 1938, "Report, Special Committee"

Box 3:4

1938, October 1, "Board of Trustees. Report of the actions of the special meeting"

Box 3:4

1938, October 11, "Report of the Public Relations committee,"

Box 3:4

1938, October 17, "Report of the meeting of the Board of trustees"

Box 3:4

"Report of the meeting of the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees"

Box 3:4

1938, November 21

Box 3:4

1938, December 19

Box 3:4

"Report of the meeting of the board of Trustees"

Box 3:4

1939, January 16

Box 3:4

1939, March 20

Box 3:4

1938/39, "Annual report of the Board of Trustees"

Box 3:4

1939, May 15, "Board of Trustees. Report of the special meeting,"

Box 3:4

1939, June 12, "Report of the meeting of the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees"

Box 3:4

circa 1939, "By-Laws. College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons"

Box 3:5

1939, August 21, "Report of the meeting of the Board of Trustees"

Box 3:5

1939, June 23-24, "Actions taken by the Associated Colleges of Osteopathy during their sessions"

Box 3:5

circa 1939, "Committee reports"

Box 3:5

"Report of the meeting of the Board of Trustees"

Box 3:5

1939, October 16

Box 3:5

1940, January 15

Box 3:6

circa 1940, "Committee reports"

Box 3:6

circa 1940, "Board of Trustees, list of members"

Box 3:6

circa 1940, "Administrative officers and standing committees"

Box 3:5

1939/40, "Annual report"

Box 3:6

1940, May 20, "Report of the annual meeting of the Board of Trustees"

Box 3:6

1940, Reports of the Executive Committee (July 22,1940 - Sept. 24, 1940)

Box 3:6

1941, January 23, "Report of the Board of Trustees meeting"

Box 3:6

1940/41, "Annual report of the Board of Trustees"

Box 3:6

circa 1941, "Report of the President to the Board of Trustees"

Box 3:17

1942, Reports of the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees

Box 3:17

1942, Comparative financial statement of the Executive Committee

Box 3:17

1941/42, "Annual report" Report of the President

Box 3:17

circa 1942, "Comparative financial statement"

Box 3:17

1942/43, "Annual report" Report of the President to the Board of Trustees

"Report of the President to the Board of Trustees"

Box 3:7-8

1944, January 17

Box 3:8

1944, September 18

Box 3:7

circa 1944, "Comparative financial statement"

Box 3:8

circa 1944, "AOA Bureau of Professional education and colleges. Committee on college inspection"

Box 3:9

1944/45, "Annual report"

Box 3:9

circa 1945, "By-laws of the administration and faculty. College of osteopathic physicians and surgeons"

Box 3:10

circa 1945, "Principles and procedures for attending staff members of the General Osteopathic Clinic"

Box 3:10

"Report of the President to the Board of Trustees"

Box 3:10

1946, February 18

Box 3:10

1946, March 18

Box 3:10

1945/46, "Annual report"

Box 3:11

"Report of the President to the Board of Trustees"

Box 3:11

1946, September 16

Box 3:11

1947, February 17

Box 3:11

1946/47, "Annual report"

"Report of the President to the Board of Trustees"

Box 3:12-13

1948/49

Box 3:14

1949/50

Box 3:15

Appendix

Box 3:15

1914, "Articles of incorporation of the COPS"

Box 3:15

circa 1936, "Board of Trustees. Roster"

Box 3:15

circa 1940s, "By-laws. COPS"

Box 3:16

1942, November 16, "COPS report to the Board of Trustees"

Box 3:16

"Combined official bodies of the COPS and the COA"

Box 3:16

1944, September 10

Box 3:16

1946, May 3

Box 3:16

1945, September 26, "Report of the President of the COPS to the Board of Trustees on the history, purpose and status of the Institute of Tropical Disease"

Box 3:16

1949, February, "Report on educational conference. Chicago"

Box 3:17

1942, "Report to the Board of Trustees of the Washington trip made by Dean P.T. Collinge and President W. Ballentine Henley, March 6 to March 17, 1942"

Articles of incorporation. See also original signatures in Series 3. President, Topical correspondence, Trustees.

Box 3:18

PCO, 1896, 1904 and 1913

Box 3:19

LACO, 1905

Box 3:20

COPS, 1914, and 1921

Box 3:20

CCM, 1961, 1962, and 1963

Box 3:21-22

Bylaws, 1936-1965.

Box 3:23

Chandler, Louis C., correspondence and bibliography, 1943-1951

Committees

Box 3:24

Educational, 1938-1944

Box 3:25

Endowment, 1939, circa 1930s

Box 3:26-27

Hospital, minute book, 1908-1911

Box 3:27

Enclosures, 1909-1911

Box 3:28

Miscellaneous, 1938-1940

Box 3:29

Public Relations, 1944

Box 3:30

Holt, Frank J., correspondence, 1955

Legal and fiscal material

Box 3:31

Miscellaneous, 1905-1965. Includes:

Box 3:31

Arden Farms Employees Credit Union, 1955

Box 3:31

American City Bureau, incorporation agreement, 1943

Box 3:31

Copyright registrations, 1941

Box 3:31

Corporation license tax exemption, 1917

Box 3:31

Holt, J. Frank, lawsuit papers, 1962

Box 3:35

Los Angeles County Hospital, contract

Box 3:31

Releases from clinic patients, 1932

Box 3:31

Releases, 1938, 1957 and 1958

Box 3:31

Whitney, Mary, estate documents, 1961

Box 3:32

COA letter requesting COPS remove "Osteopathic" from its name, 1961

Box 3:33

Insurance documents, 1941-1961

Box 3:34

Los Angeles Board of Supervisors, resolution offering land to CCM, 1966

Box 3:35

Los Angeles County, contracts, 1953-1960

Box 3:36

Mortgages, 1912-1922

Box 3:37

University of California, contract, 1965-1967. Includes amendments and correspondence.

Minutes: quarterly, annual and special meetings. There are no LACO minutes; PCO minutes are indicated and the others are COPS or CCM.

Box 3:38

1897-1904. PCO minutes. Bound volume.

Enclosures

Box 3:39

Correspondence and legal papers, 1903-1904. Removed from inside front cover.

Box 3:40

Tasker, Dain L., letter of resignation as Director of South Pasadena Osteopathic Sanatorium, 1903.

Scope and Content Note

Removed from between pages 86 and 87.

Box 3:41

Correspondence, notices, etc., 1904.

Scope and Content Note

Removed from between pages 100 and 101.

Box 3:42

Minutes of meeting October 4, 1904 and postal receipt.

Scope and Content Note

Removed from between pages 110 and 111.

Box 3:43

Name lists, graduates(?), circa 1906. Removed from inside back cover.

Box 3:44

1904-1907. PCO minutes. Bound volume.

Box 3:45

1907-1913. PCO minutes. Bound volume.

Box 3

Enclosures

Box 3:46

Notice of stockholders meeting 1913. Removed from between pages 108 and 109.

Box 3:47

Notes, circa 1915. Removed from between pages 110 and 111.

Box 3:48-51

1914-1919.

Box 3:52-59

1920-1935. Includes minutes of the Executive Committee.

Box 3:60

Enclosures, 1917-1922

Box 4:1, 4:2, 4:6, 4:7

1936-1940. Includes minutes of the Executive Committee.

Executive Committee

Box 4:4

Minutes, 1930-1935

Box 4:3-7

Minutes, 1938-1940.

Box 4:8

Index to minutes, 1930-1940

Box 4:9

Enclosures, 1930s

Box 4:10-14

1941-1945. Includes minutes of Executive, Finance, and Educational Committees.

Box 4:15-16

1946-1948. Includes minutes of Executive Finance, and Educational Committees.

Box 4:17-32

1949-1967. Includes minutes of Executive Committee and enclosures.

Box 4:33

Newspaper clippings, 1940 and 1965

Box 4:34

Rosters, 1914-1963

Box 4:35

Trenery, Floyd J. memorial, 1943.

Note

See also Series 7. "Photographs."

Box 27:6

Letter of appreciation, 1968

Box 27:7

New York Academy of Sciences membership certificate, 1956

Box 27:8

Publications, 1955-1962

Box 27:9

Academy of Applied Osteopathy, 1951-1962

Box 27:10

American Association of Osteopathic Colleges, 1950-1962

Box 27:11

American Medical Association Committee for the Study of Relations Between Osteopathy and Medicine (Cline Project), 1953-1955

American Osteopathic Association

Box 27:12-13

General correspondence, 1951-1962

Box 27:14

Bureau of Hospitals, 1956-1961

Bureau of Professional Education and Colleges

Box 27:15

Correspondence, 1948-1961

Box 27:15-16

Educational standards, 1959

Box 27:17

Bureau of Research, correspondence, 1958-1961

Box 27:18

Committee on Accreditation of Post Graduates Teaching, 1961

Box 27:19

Committee on Clinical Study, manual, 1955

Committee on Professional Visual Education

Osteopathic educational films

Box 27:20

Bookings, 1943-1944

Box 27:21

Catalogs and correspondence, 1932-1947.

Scope and Content Note

Includes screenplay by Frank Davis and Martin Rackin, The story of Father Dunne.

Letters from viewers

Box 27:23

1939

Box 27:22

1941

Scripts and correspondence

Box 27:24

Atlas lesion research, scripts and correspondence, 1937-1939

Box 27:25

Osteopathic mechanics: Dorsal area, 1933-1935

Box 27:26

Osteopathic mechanics: Pelvis, 1931

Box 27:27

Osteopathic mechanics: The left anterior sacral lesion, 1946

Box 27:28

Osteopathic therapeutics: Anterior poliomyelitis, circa 1940 s

Box 27:29

Second lumbar osteopathic research film, circa 1942

Box 27:30

Council on Development, 1959-1960

Box 27:31

Requests for journal reprints, 1957-1961

Box 27:32-34

CCM Development Office correspondence, 1956-1960

Box 29:1

CCM prospective faculty, 1955-1960.

Access Information

Restricted until January 1, 2010.

Box 28:1

CCM student information, requests from osteopathic associations, 1945-1963

Box 28:2-3

COA Conjoined College Fund Council, 1954-1963

California State Board of Examiners

Box 28:4-5

Correspondence, 1954-1962

Box 29:2

Grades, 1957

Access Information

Restricted until January 1, 2032.

Box 28:6

California State Senate bills and notes, 1962

General Osteopathic Clinic

Box 28:7

General correspondence, 1949-1959

Box 28:8

Attending staff data, 1947-1959

Box 28:9

Attending staff personnel, 1946-1959

Box 28:10-12

Director of Clinical Practice, 1948-1963

Box 28:13

Duty statements, 1952

Box 28:14

Extern manual, 1957

Box 28:15

Fees, 1946-1962

Box 28:16

Insurance, 1946-1962

Box 28:17

Laboratory reports and data, 1946-1951

Box 28:19

Laboratory technician, 1946-1963

Box 28:20

Monthly reports, 1953-1963

Box 28:21

New clinic, 1951-1956

Box 28:22

Plans and recommendations, 1948-1954

Box 28:22

Policies and procedures, 1957-1962

Box 28:23

Clinic teaching fund, 1956-1962

Box 28:24

Special Clinic Committee, 1954

Box 28:25

Superintendent, 1946-1953

Los Angeles County Osteopathic Hospital

Attending Staff Association

Box 28:26

Constitution and bylaws, 1948-1949

Box 28:27

Research Committee minutes and correspondence, 1960-1962

Box 28:28-31

Medical Advisory Board minutes, 1956-1960

Box 28:32

Lovely, Alfred H., laboratory assistant, 1941-1944

M.D./D.O. merger

Box 28:33

Correspondence, agreement forms, etc., 1961-1963

Box 29:3

Rejected applicants for M.D. degree, lists, correspondence, letters of recommendation, 1963-1964.

Scope and Content Note

Includes court cases.

Access Information

Restricted until January 1, 2039.

Box 28:34

Organization and philosophy statements, circa 1960s

Box 29:4

National Osteopathic Examining Board, 1959-1960.

Access Information

Restricted until January 1, 2035.

Box 28:35

Pritchard, William W.W., A proposal to the Bureau of Professional Education and Colleges, the Council on Education, the Advisory Board for Osteopathic Specialists, the Board of Trustees of the American Osteopathic Association from a study club of osteopathic physiatrists requesting their united action and support in working for the immediate establishment of a specialty board to examine and certify "osteopathic physiatrists." Presented herein is information, documentary references and evidence of action and good faith, to establish the importance and the necessity of accomplishing this in the shortest period of time , 1952

Box 28:36

Steunenberg, Georgia A., "Palliative treatment in cardiac pain," manuscript and supplementary material, circa 1940

Subseries 2.6. Comptroller, 1897-1969.

Physical Description: 11.5 linear feet.

Subseries Scope and Content Summary

This subseries contains documentation of the financial affairs of the college, and includes both the accounting records themselves (journals and ledgers, etc.) as well as the correspondence files of the comptroller.

Subseries Arrangement Note

This subseries is arranged into two sub-subseries:

Sub-subseries 2.6.1. Accounting records, 1897-1968. 5.6 linear feet.

Sub-subseries 2.6.2. Correspondence and topical files, 1907-1969. 5.9 linear feet.

Sub-subseries 2.6.1. Accounting records, 1897-1968.

Physical Description: 5.6 linear feet.

Sub-subseries Scope and Content Summary

The Accounting records include basic documentation of the fiscal activities of the college, including vital records such as the general ledger.

Sub-subseries Arrangement Note

This sub-subseries is arranged alphabetically by type of material.

Bonds and investments

Box 31:2-3

Interest statements, receipts, and invoices, 1928-1938

Box 31:4

Record of stocks and bonds, 1944-1961

Financial reports

Box 31:5

Accounting manual, 1945

Box 31:1

Accounts, accounting and codes,financial condition report, 1966-1968

Box 31:6

Annual reports, 1954-1964

Audit reports. Some years are accompanied by a supplementary report.

Box 31:7-40

1920-1949

Box 31:4-49

1957-1966

Budget reports, monthly, samples

Box 31:50-75

1946-1963

Box 32

1963-1964. Complete budget reports for 1963/64.

Physical Description: 1 volume.

Box 32:1

Comparative statements, monthly, samples, 1945-1965. Includes assets and liabilities, income and expenses, etc.

Box 32:2

Comparison statements, monthly,1958-1963. Year-to-year comparisons.

Box 31:3

Telephone reports, monthly, 1946-1948

Statements of financial condition, yearly. Notarized reproductions.

Box 32

Cash disbursements, 1918-1920

Box 32

Assets and liabilities, 1924-1944

Ledgers

General ledgers

Box 31:4

1904-1908

1919-1929.

Physical Description: 1 volume, unbound and foldered.

Scope and Content Note

Includes general ledger and accounts receivable.

Box 32:5

General ledger

Box 32:6-9

Accounts receivable

Box 36:8

1945-1962

Box 32:10

Index to general ledger accounts, circa s 1960s

Accounts receivable, student payments

Box 32:11-16, 33:1-3

1919-1931

Box 33:4-12

1927-1941

Box 34:1-7, 35:1

1939-1950

Box 34:8-16

1946-1957

Box 35:2-9

1958-1964

Box 35:10-16

1962-1966

Box 35:17

1966-1968. Withdrawn students.

Journals

Box 36:1

Record of journal entries, 1960-1964

Samples from journals.

Scope and Content Note

Includes record of journal entries, cash received, daily bank statements, distribution of invoices and vouchers, etc.

Box 36:2

1930-1947

Box 35:18

1937-1949

Box 36:3

1960-1964

Box 36:4

1964-1965

Sales journal, student payments

Box 36:5

1932-1943

Box 36:6

1958-1963

Patient records

Box 35:20

Appointment book and patient record book, fragments, 1941-1963

Box 35:19

"Clinic surgical cases," book fragment, 1952-1961

Box 35:19

"Hospital surgical cases," book fragment, 1952-1963

Box 35:21

LA County Hospital invoices, samples, 1954-1963

Box 37

Treatment register, 1897-1902

Box 35:22

X-ray record book, 1921-1922

Payroll

Box 36:7

1924-1929

Box 35:23-24

1929-1934

Taxes

Box 35:25

Internal Revenue Service, 1920-1952

Box 35:26

State of California property tax reports and exemption letters, 1915-1962

County tax bills

Box 38:1

1918-1939

Box 38:2

1940-1949

Box 38:3

1950-1959

Sub-subseries 2.6.2. Correspondence and topical files, 1907-1969.

Physical Description: 5.9 linear feet.

Sub-subseries Scope and Content Summary

This sub-subseries contains correspondence, reports, memoranda, inventories, and other material related to the financial operations of the college. Under "Buildings and construction," the researcher can find maps and floor plans of some of the buildings and property owned by the college. Correspondence related to donors and other development activity can be found under "Development, fundraising, and donations." Federal contracts and grants and other grant applications can be found under "Research and grants."

Sub-subseries Arrangement Note

These files are arranged alphabetically by topic.

Box 38:4

Auditor, 1965

Box 38:5

Bell, Grace regarding research costs, reports submitted to, 1957-1964

Box 38:6

Board of Trustees, 1962-1964

Buildings and construction

Basic Science Building

Box 38:7

Committee, 1964-1965

Box 38:8

Construction planning, 1964-1965

Box 38:9

Building and Campus Development Committee, 1964

Box 38:10

Buildings, 1961-1964

Box 38:11

Construction,1770 Sichel Street, 1964

Box 38:12

Floor plans, 1965

Box 38:13

Mora, Louis property 1722 1/2 Sichel Street, 1955-1957

Box 38:14

Oil station property deeds and correspondence, 1926-1940

Property papers

Box 38:15

Correspondence, 1969

Block 4

Box 38:16

Lot 10, 1832 Griffin Avenue, 1957

Box 38:17-20

Moulton's Addition, 1956-1957

Box 38:21-25

Block 8, Moulton's Addition, 1938-1969

Box 38:26-37

Block 9, Moulton's Addition, 1907-1963

Box 38:38-39

Tract 1324, 1948-1958

Box 38:40

Science and library building construction, 1937-1938

Box 38:41

Burial permits, 1922-1927

Box 38:46

Cadavers, 1941-1963

Box 38:42

Clinic and Rehabilitation Center income, 1961-1964

Box 38:43

Comptroller job description, 1965

Box 38:44

Croft, Richard D., 1964

Box 38:45

Department of the Interior reports, 1936-1940

Development, fundraising, and donations.

Scope and Content Note

Some of these files include worksheets from a records inventory conducted in 1968.

Box 39:1

Acknowledgment letters, 1966-1967

American Medical Association and California Medical Association

Box 39:2

Education and Research Foundation 1964-1965

Box 39:3

Student loans, 1962

Box 39:4

Auxiliary to Lambda Omicron Gamma, 1955-1956

Box 39:5

California Medical Education and Research Foundation, 1962-1968

COA Conjoined College Fund

Box 39:7

Correspondence, 1954-1960

Box 39:6

Educational Fund distribution statements and correspondence, 1953-1956

Box 39:8-9

Personnel statements and meeting minutes, 1954-1963

Box 39:10

Council for Tobacco Research, 1967-1968

Box 39:11

Davis Cancer Research, 1941-1950

Box 39:12

Douglas Aircraft, 1966-1968

Box 39:13

Emergency Fund, 1922-1924

Box 39:14

Endowment Fund subscribers, 1921-1938

Box 39:15

Essick (Bryant) Foundation, 1960-1968

Box 39:16

Estates, 1962-1965

Box 39:17

Falkenbach, K.H., 1967-1968

Box 39:18

Forty First Medical Society, 1964

Box 39:19

Foundations, correspondence, 1962-1964

Box 39:20

Fresno State College Foundation, 1966-1968

Box 39:21

Garland (L. Henry) Medical Memorial Fund, 1967-1968

Box 39:22

Garrison (Dr. Earle L.) Memorial Fund, 1955

Box 39:23

Gerdine Fund, 1961-1964

Box 39:24

Grunigen, Forest, 1968

Box 39:25

Halper (Louis M. and Birdie) Foundation, 1966-1968

Box 39:26

Harris, John V., 1966-1968

Box 39:27

Harris, Pauline L., 1966-1968

Box 39:28

Henley, W. Ballentine, 1961-1968

Box 39:29

Hermes Club, 1950-1964

Box 39:30

Holt, J. Frank, 1968

Box 39:31

Jameson (J.W. and Ida M.) Foundation, 1967-1968

Box 39:32

Kirkhill Foundation, 1955-1968

Box 39:33

Livingston (Rebecca Payne) Foundation, 1958

Box 39:34

Los Angeles County Medical Association Foundation for Medical Education, 1966-1968

Box 39:35

Macy (Josiah Jr.) Foundation, 1957-1968

Box 39:36

Monte Sano Memorial Foundation, 1966-1968

Box 39:37

National Defense Student Loan Fund, 1969

Box 39:38

Nutrilite Foundation, 1966-1968

Overall Fund contributors lists

Box 39:39

1943-1961

Box 39:40

1954-1964

Box 39:41

Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity Foundation, 1967-1968

Box 39:42-46

Progress Fund (Expansion Account/Fund) monthly reports, 1945-1963

Box 39:47

Richards (Mabel Wilson) Scholarship Fund, 1964-1968

Box 39:48

Rockefeller Foundation, 1957-1968

Box 39:49

Scholarships, 1960-1961

Box 39:50

Sloan (Alfred P.) Foundation, 1957-1968

Box 39:51

Stuart (Elbridge) Foundation, 1956-1968

Box 39:52

Toni Company, 1964-1968

Box 39:53

Tors (Michael) Foundation, 1963-1968

Box 39:54

Woods, Basil estate, 1950

Box 39:55

World Geographic Society, 1967-1968

Box 40:1

Finance Committee minutes, 1962-1963

Box 40:2

Foreign study reports and accounts, 1957-1963

Henley, W. Ballentine

Box 40:3

Correspondence with, 1962-1964

Box 40:4

Reports submitted to, 1954-1957

Box 40:5

Incidental fees, 1954-1964

Inventories and supplies

Box 40:6-8

circa 1916-1948

Box 40:9

1944. Handwritten spiral notebook.

Box 40:10

1947. Typed.

Box 40:11

1963. Typed.

Box 40:12-13

Hypnotic and narcotic drugs, 1916-1961

Box 40:14

Liaison Committee on Medical Education, 1965

Litigation

Box 40:15

Industrial accidents, medical testimony, 1961-1962

Box 40:16

Patient litigation, 1916-1917

Los Angeles County Hospital

Box 40:17

Contract, 1955-1960

Box 40:18

Minutes of LACH committees, 1955-1960

Box 40:19

Research program, 1955-1959

Memoranda from Comptroller

Box 40:20

1915

Box 40:21

1920-1922

Box 40:22-25

1949-1963

Personnel

Box 40:26

Annuities and retirement, 1964

Box 40:27

Employment lists and reports to California Labor Division, 1954-1960

Box 40:28

Instructors salaries, hours, and contracts, 1935-1939

Research and grants

Federal Contracts and Grants, 1952-1966 (by principal investigator, director)

Box 41

Andrews-Daniel

Box 42

Dumars-Simmers

Box 43

Simmers-Teplitz

Grant applications

Box 43:16

Dead applications, 1963-1965

Box 43:17

Neurology--Chemicals (James A. Orcutt), 1965

Box 43:18

Ultra-sound lasers, 1963

Box 43:19

Andrews, John, 1962-1963

Box 43:20

Bergquest, Lois M., 1962

Box 43:21

Brandt, Wilbur L., 1963

Box 43:22

Brandt, Wilbur L., and E. Wayne Hull, nuclear technology and life sciences, 1963

Box 43:23-27

Brown, Barbara, 1963

Box 43:28

Bruno, Anthony, 1962-1963

Box 43:29-31

Chavez, Margarito, 1963-1964

Box 43:32-33

Chu, David C., 1962-1963

Box 43:34

Daniel, Delmar J., 1963

Box 43:35

Davis, Earl, 1963

Box 43:36-41

Finkle, Raymond, 1962-1963

Box 43:42-43

Garcia, Eugene, 1962-1963

Box 43:44-45

Henstell, Henry, 1962-1963

Box 43:46-48

Hull, Wayne, 1960-1964

Box 43:49-50

Ibsen, Kennith H., 1962-1964

Box 43:51

Irwin, Lowel E., 1962-1963

Box 43:52

Iseri, Lloyd, 1961-1963

Box 43:53

Janiger, Oscar, 1963

Box 43:54

Lawrence, S.H., 1963

Box 43:55-58

Manos, Georgia, 1962-1963

Box 43:59-60

Masuoka, David, 1963

Box 43:61

McClure, James, 1963

Box 43:62

Orcutt, James A. and Glenn Gordon, 1963

Box 43:63

Orcutt, James A. and Margarito Chavez, 1964

Box 43:64-67

Orcutt, James A., 1962-1964

Box 43:68

Payne, David, 1962-1963

Box 43:69

Risch, Frank and Geza L. Vajda, 1963

Box 43:70-76

Searcy, Ronald, 1962-1963

Box 43:77-83

Simmers, Maurice, 1961-1963

Box 43:84

Stuart, Richard, 1963

Box 43:85

Surtshin, Adolph, 1962

Box 43:86-88

Teplitz, Raymond, 1961-1963

Box 43:89

Grant reports, 1963

Box 43:90

Health, Education, and Welfare research building grant application, 1959

Box 43:91

Retirement insurance surveys, 1956

Box 43:92

State Department of Education registration and reports, 1936-1948

Box 43:93

Tuition and fees, 1957-1961

Box 43:94

University of California, 1964-1966.

Scope and Content Note

Includes statistics, budget proposals, state allocations statements, and correspondence with the CCM comptroller.

Box 43:95

Veteran's Administration audit, 1953

Subseries 2.7. Other administrative offices, 1941-1967.

Physical Description: 0.7 linear feet.

Series Scope and Content Summary

This subseries contains a small amount of material produced by two other COPS administrative offices, the Coordinator of Osteopathic Research and the Development Office. The researcher can also find material related to development in Sub-subseries 2.4.4. "Topical files" (President) under "Fund-raising" and in Sub-subseries 2.6.2. "Correspondence and topical files" (Comptroller) under "Development."

Subseries Arrangement Note

This subseries is arranged in alphabetical order by the name of the office.

Box 44:1

Coordinator of Osteopathic Research correspondence and reports, 1942-1954

Development

Box 44:2

1960 to 1975: A fifteen year development program, circa 1960

Box 44:3

Ballot questioning faculty desire for new campus

Basic Science Building

Box 44:4

Construction grant application, draft, 1965

Box 44:5

Foundation investigation report, 1965

Box 44:6

Board of Trustees correspondence, 1965-1966

Box 44:7

Committee of Fifty correspondence and reports, 1941-1942

Daniel, Mann, Johnson and Mendenhall, Architects, correspondence, 1964-1966

Box 44:8

Correspondence, 1964-1966

Box 44:9

Preliminary planning requirements for a master site development plan for California College of Medicine, Los Angeles, California, 1963

Box 44:10

Detailed project program for improvement of facilities to accommodate interim operations, 1966

Box 44:11

Fallout shelters, 1961-1962

Floor plans and maps

Box 44:12

Analysis of department areas and floor plans, 1966

Box 44:13

Square footage, 1963 and circa 1960s

Box 44:14-15

Livingston Research Building, 1960-1962

Box 44:16

Office of College Development correspondence, budgets and reports, 1956-1965

Box 44:17

Preliminary planning requirements for a master site development plan, 1963

Box 44:18-21

Progress Fund

Box 44:18

Agendas, correspondence, reports, etc., 1943-1945

Box 44:19

Manuals, circa 1940s

Box 44:20

One-Hundred Dollar a Year Club reports and correspondence, 1943-1947

Box 44:21

Solicitations, 1947-1952

Box 44:22

Renovation projects, 1964-1967

Box 44:23

Report of endowment needs of the COPS, 1943

Subseries 2.8. Staff, 1942-1961.

Physical Description: 0.1 linear feet.

Subseries Scope and Content Summary

This subseries contains memoranda produced by the COPS staff organization.

Subseries Arrangement Note

The material is arranged chronologically.

Box 44:24

Organization memoranda, 1942-1961

Subseries 2.9. Support groups, 1941-1968.

Physical Description: 0.2 linear feet.

Subseries Scope and Content Summary

This subseries documents four of the COPS support groups. The files include such material as correspondence, memoranda, minutes, clippings, and bylaws.

Subseries Arrangement Note

This subseries is arranged alphabetically by the name of the organization.

Associated Alumni

Box 44:25

Associated Alumni correspondence and memoranda, 1941-1967.

Scope and Content Note

Includes photograph of Hermon H. Schlossberg, President.

Box 44:26

Friends of the COPS bylaws, minutes and rosters, 1952-1953 and undated

Hermes Club (women's auxiliary), 1950-1959

Box 44:27

Correspondence, 1950-1959

Box 44:28-44:30

Minutes

Box 44:28

1950-1959

Box 44:29

Enclosures, circa 1950-circa 1959

Box 44:30

Rosters, 1951-1955

Box 44:31

Clippings, 1951-1953

Box 44:32

Parents Guild of COPS, bylaws, 1968

Series 3. Research and Teaching, 1896-1970

Physical Description: 19.3 linear feet.

Series Scope and Content Summary

This series documents the research, creative activities, study, and teaching of individuals and related departments of Pacific College of Osteopathy (PCO), Los Angeles College of Osteopathy (LACO), College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons (COPS), and CCM. Highlights of this series include the teaching materials and writings of faculty in Subseries 3.1. "Faculty" and the student records in Subseries 3.4. "Students/Registrar."

Series Arrangement Note

This series is divided into four subseries:

Subseries 3.1. Faculty, 1899-1970. 3.9 linear feet.

Subseries 3.2. Academic units, centers, and institutes, 1909-1965. 0.8 linear feet.

Subseries 3.3. Librarian, 1914-1967. 2.0 linear feet.

Subseries 3.4. Students/Registrar, 1896-1967. 12.6 linear feet.

Subseries 3.1. Faculty, 1899-1970

Physical Description: 3.9 linear feet.

Subseries Scope and Content Summary

This subseries documents the administrative, teaching, and creative activities of the faculty of the college. The researcher may also be interested in the grant contracts and applications by COPS faculty in Sub-subseries 2.6.2. Correspondence and topical files (Comptroller) under Research and grants and the photographs, biographies, and obituaries of faculty members in Series 7. Photographs.

Subseries Arrangement Note

This subseries is divided into five sub-subseries:

Sub-subseries 3.1.1. Administration, 1899-1968. 0.4 linear feet.

Sub-subseries 3.1.2. Basic science faculty, 1929-1962. 0.1 linear feet.

Sub-subseries 3.1.3. Course materials, 1899-1966. 1.2 linear feet.

Sub-subseries 3.1.4. Faculty reprints, 1904-1970. 1.2 linear feet.

Sub-subseries 3.1.5. Other creative products, circa 1910s-1955. 1.0 linear feet.

Sub-subseries 3.1.1. Administration, 1899-1968

Physical Description: 0.4 linear feet.

Sub-subseries Scope and Content Summary

The Administration sub-subseries comprises material regarding the self-governance, administration, and events of the faculty of the college. It includes bylaws, meeting minutes, and a manual, as well as minutes and reports of various committees composed of faculty members.

Sub-subseries Arrangement Note

These materials are arranged alphabetically by type of material.

Bylaws

Box 45:1

circa 1900, 1945

Box 45:2

"A statement of the basic osteopathic principles of the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons,", circa 1930s

Committees

Box 45:3

Administrative Cabinet, meeting minutes, 1962-1965

Box 45:4

Admissions and Credentials Committee, 1953-1961

Box 45:5

Bookstore Committee, 1945-1946

Box 29:5

Credentials Committee, meeting minutes, 1928-1935

Access Information

Restricted until January 1, 2010.

Box 45:6

Curriculum and Educational Policy, Committee on. Report to the faculty of the UCI CCM regarding a proposed new curriculum, 1968

Box 45:7

Davis Cancer Treatment Program, Sub-Committee of the Administrative Cabinet Appointed to Investigate the, 1945-1950

Box 45:8

Educational Committee, meeting minutes, 1927-1934

Box 45:9-14

Executive Committee, meeting minutes, 1940-1961

Box 45:15

Library Committee, 1939-1946

Box 45:16

Visual Education Committee, 1940-1943

Box 45:17

Committee rosters, 1959-1963

Events

Box 45:18

Semi-Centennial Program seminars, 1946

Box 45:19

Faculty Symposium, 1954

Box 45:20

Faculty Institute, 1956 and 1960

Box 45:21

Hours taught at California colleges of medicine, 1943-1948

Box 45:22

Manual, [1951]

Box 45:23-45:25, 29:6

Meeting minutes

Box 45:23

1899-1914.

Physical Description: 1 bound volume and 1 folder.

Scope and Content Note

Includes enclosures.

Box 45:24

1936-1958.

Scope and Content Note

Includes agendas and announcements.

Sub-subseries 3.1.2. Basic science faculty, 1929-1962

Physical Description: 0.1 linear feet.

Sub-subseries Scope and Content Summary

These files include minutes and memoranda of the basic science faculty, who were often M.D.s or PhDs rather than osteopaths. The meeting minutes include discussion of individual students, and are therefore restricted for 75 years.

Sub-subseries Arrangement Note

This sub-subseries is arranged alphabetically by type of material.

Box 29:6

Meeting minutes, 1929-1932.

Access Information

Restricted until January 1, 2007.

Box 45:25

Memoranda, 1959-1962.

Sub-subseries 3.1.3. Course materials, 1899-1966

Physical Description: 1.2 linear feet.

Sub-subseries Scope and Content Summary

This sub-subseries includes examinations, manuals, schedules, syllabi, and textbook lists created by the faculty in support of their courses. The researcher should consult Subseries 3.2. Academic units, centers, and institutes under Graduate School for material related to graduate school courses.

Sub-subseries Arrangement Note

These files are arranged alphabetically by type of material.

Box 45:26-45:29

Examinations

Box 45:26

1899

Box 45:27

1928

Box 45:28

1960-61 1967 and undated

Box 45:29

National Cancer Knowledge Achievement examination, 1956

Box 46:1-46:23

Manuals

Box 46:1

Andrews, J.M. Manual of basic osteopathic manipulative technics, 1955

Box 46:2

Andrews, J.M. Manual of manipulative techniques, 1959

Box 46:3

Andrews, J.M. Student's manual: General Osteopathic Clinic, 1952

Box 46:4

Bowling, W.L. Atlas of nerve paths, 1909

Box 46:5

Brandt, Wilbur L. A laboratory manual of human physiology, 1959.

Scope and Content Note

Includes student notes by Joan Marle Duncan.

Box 46:6

Chandler, Louis C. Clinical toxicology, 1916.

Scope and Content Note

Copy of W.W.W. Pritchard.

Box 46:7

Collinge, P.T. Ophthalmology, [1924]

Box 46:8

Collinge, P.T. ed. Osteopathic manipulative therapy, 1949

Box 46:9

Collins, Bruce S. Los Angeles College tecnique, circa 1930s

Box 46:10

Davis, J.E. Physiology study manual, 1948

Box 46:11

Department of Anatomy. Neuroanatomy anatomy dissection manual, circa 1949

Box 46:12

Edwards, Harold T. The how book of osteopathic technique, 1945

Box 46:13

Forbes, Harry W. Notes on osteopathic "technique," 1914.

Scope and Content Note

Notes from Dr. Forbes' lectures, compiled by L.D. Reeks.

Box 46:14

Forbes, Harry W. Vertebral lesions and their correction, circa 1910s

Box 46:15

Lowe. Lab manual, circa 1950s

Box 46:16

Paseman, Fred H. Laboratory manual of biochemistry, 1951

Box 46:17

Perry, Ann Evelyn. Outline of psychology and psychoanalysis, 1930

Box 46:18

Pritchard, William W.W. Anatomy dissection manual, 1935

Box 46:19

Pritchard, William W.W. and Litton. Dr. Pritchard's technic notes and Litton's revisions, 1939

Box 46:20

Pritchard, William W.W. and Robert C. Ruenitz. Manual of basic technic, undated. "For use in undergraduate laboratory course in Manipulative Osteopathic Technic."

Box 46:21

Rehman, Irving. Surgical anatomy: A guide to its laboratory study, 1944

Box 46:22

Spencer, Jennie C. Notes on gynecology, 1912.

Physical Description: 2 annotated copies.

Scope and Content Note

Notes from Dr. Spencer's lectures compiled by Harry P. Bloxham.

Box 46:23

Woods, Basil. Laboratory manual: Department of Histology, 1942

Schedules

Box 45:30-32

Class schedules, 1913/14, 1938/39, 1946-1965

Box 45:33

Faculty schedules, 1945-1964

Box 45:34

Final examination schedules, 1947-1966

Box 45:35

Orientation week schedules, 1948-1965

Syllabi

Box 45:36-37

1954-1965

Box 45:38

Ophthalmology and pathology courses, Charles A. Blind, circa 1920s

Box 45:39

Pathology 401, 1955-1961

Box 45:40

Professional Ethics, GM 403, W. Ballentine Henley, 1960

Box 45:41

Required coursework, comparison between 1907 and 1914, circa 1914

Textbook lists

Box 45:42-45

1900-1961

Box 45:46

Department of Physiology, 1953 and 1957

Sub-subseries 3.1.4. Administration, 1904-1970

Physical Description: 1.2 linear feet.

Sub-subseries Scope and Content Summary

This sub-subseries contains reprints of articles and pamphlets written by faculty members of the college. The articles mostly concern osteopathic topics, and were generally first published in osteopathic journals, especially the Journal of the American Osteopathic Association. Some of the files also contain curriculum vitae or bibliographies, which are indicated herein.

Sub-subseries Arrangement Note

This sub-subseries is arranged alphabetically by the surname of the faculty member.

Box 46:24

Amussen, J.S., 1904, 1926

Box 46:25

Andrews, John M., 1955-1966

Box 46:26

Bailey, K. Grosvenor, 1932-1961

Box 46:27

Beckwith, Hermon E., circa 1929

Box 46:28

Bell, Grace B., 1942

Box 46:29

Bellis, Carroll J., circa 1957.

Scope and Content Note

Includes c.v.

Box 46:30

Bergquist, Lois M., 1959-1964

Box 47:1

Berk, J. Edward, 1963-1967

Box 47:2

Billig, Harvey E., 1943-1945

Box 47:3

Blind, Charles A., 1929-1933

Box 47:4

Bogen, J.E., 1965

Box 47:5

Bondies, William C., 1936

Box 47:6

Bornstein, Jerome L., 1959

Box 47:7

Brant, John W.A., 1957

Box 47:8

Brigham, Fleda Margaret, 1937

Box 47:9-10

Brigham, W. Curtis, 1931, 1953

Box 47:11

Brill, Morris M., 1946

Box 47:12

Brostrom, Edward E., 1935

Box 47:13

Brothers, Maxwell R., 1957

Box 47:14

Brown, May M., circa 1940s

Box 47:15

Brubaker, Merlin L., 1958-1966

Box 47:16

Burns, Louisa, 1913-1948.

Scope and Content Note

Includes bibliography.

Box 47:17

Carlucci, J.S., 1961-1962

Box 47:18

Caylor, Glen D., circa 1930s

Box 47:19

Chan, David, 1964

Box 47:20

Chandler, Louis C., 1927-1948

Box 47:21

Cheverton, William G., 1961

Box 47:22

Cole, W.V., 1948-1960

Box 47:23

Collins, Bruce S., 1936

Box 47:24

Comstock, John Adam, 1957-1966.

Scope and Content Note

Includes bibliography.

Box 47:25

Congdon, Earl E., [1942]

Box 47:26

Conner, W.J., 1926

Box 47:27

Cornish, Robert E., 1944

Box 47:28

Cowell, H. Stanley, 1958-1959

Box 47:29

Cressaty, Margaret, 1948

Box 47:30

D'Ablaing, Gerrit, 1959

Box 47:31

Daniel, D.J., 1959

Box 47:32

Davis, James E., 1937-1944

Box 47:33

Davis, W. Harriet, 1960

Box 47:34

Davis, Earl A., 1955

Box 47:35

Dearden, Lyle C., 1966

Box 47:36

Deason, Wilborn J., undated

Box 47:37

Downing, Harrison Carter, 1936-1946

Box 47:38

Dunn, I. Jay, 1961

Box 47:39

Dunning, J.J., 1935, 1940

Box 47:40

Earle, Robert W., 1959

Box 47:41

Edelstein, Morris M., 1952-1961

Box 47:42

Fahey, John F., 1957

Box 47:43

Edmiston, T. Burton, c.1930s

Box 47:44

Faires, Lucius B., 1958

Box 47:45

Farmer, Frank C., 1924-1927

Box 47:46

Gaddis, C.J., 1926-1928

Box 47:47

Gadwa, M.E., 1940

Box 47:48

Geddes, David D., 1958

Box 47:49

Gillet, Clyde F., 1952

Box 47:50

Goldstein, M.B., 1960-1966

Box 47:51

Goodfellow, W.V., 1919-1939

Box 47:52

Gordon, Andrew R.M., 1936

Box 47:53

Gordon, Glenn F., 1962-1964

Box 47:54

Gore, Clair E., 1954

Box 47:55

Hatfield, J. Gordon, 1944

Box 47:56

Greene, Robert A., 1951-1955

Box 47:57

Hood, James Edgar, 1956

Box 47:58

Howe, J. Willoughby, circa 1932

Box 47:59

Hull, E. Wayne, 1963

Box 47:60

Israel, Morris, circa 1938

Box 47:61

Janiger, Oscar, 1959, 1972

Box 47:62

Jung, Ralph C., 1960

Box 47:63

Kaplan, Milton T., 1952-1970

Box 47:64

Keyes, Leslie S., 1926

Box 47:65

Kinosita, Riojun, 1959

Box 47:66

Kovner, Victor, 1958

Box 47:67

LeClere, Mary L., 1922-1936

Box 47:68

Love, Julian, 1963

Box 47:69

Low, E.M.Y., 1964

Box 47:70

Madsen, William F., 1936

Box 47:71

Magrill, Robert, 1955

Box 47:72

Merrill, Edward S., 1925-1935

Box 47:73

Meyers, Thomas J., 1949, 1953

Box 47:74

Mines, Julian Lansing, 1945

Box 47:75

Morehouse, Laurence E., 1957

Box 47:76

Morris, Wade H., 1936

Box 47:77

Nettleship, Raymond, 1939

Box 47:78

Nye, C.L., 1936

Box 47:79

Oliver, Clifford C., 1936

Box 47:80

Orcutt, James A., 1963-1964

Box 47:81

Ousdal, Asbjorn P., circa 1922-1949

Box 47:82

Pessis, Jack, 1957

Box 47:83

Pettigrew, A.L., 1959

Box 47:84

Phinney, Carle H., 1932

Box 47:85

Pierson, William R., 1959-1963.

Scope and Content Note

Includes bibliography.

Box 47:86

Plenk, Andreas, 1953. In German.

Box 47:87

Pritchard, William W.W., 1934-1941

Box 47:88

Rambo, Golden, 1937, 1954

Box 47:89

Rasch, Philip, 1954-1963

Box 47:90

Rice, Ralph W., 1934

Box 47:91

Riley, Thomas L., 1956

Box 47:92

Ruddy, Thomas J., 1942

Box 47:93

Roitz, Antone J., 1960

Box 47:94

Rumsey, Anne, 1958

Box 47:95

Schaub, Richard A., 1939

Box 47:96

Schmelzel, George F., 1938

Box 47:97

Schuck, John A., circa 1953

Box 47:98

Searcy, Ronald L., 1959-1965

Box 47:99

Sechrist, William T., 1950.

Scope and Content Note

Bibliography.

Box 47:100

Shneidman, Arthur P., 1958-1960

Box 47:101

Simmers, Maurice H., 1929-1965

Box 47:102

Sorrentino, Frank, 1961

Box 47:103

Southern California Cancer Center, 1968

Box 47:104

Spencer, Charles H., 1925-[1932]

Box 47:105

Spencer, Jennie C., 1922

Box 47:106

Steinberg, M.S., 1956

Box 47:107

Stratton, John S., 1923

Box 47:108

Stuart, Richard R., 1924, [1951]-1962

Box 47:109

Tasker, Dain L., 1924

Box 47:110

Taylor, Lawrence H., 1963

Box 47:111

Teplitz, Raymond L., 1963, 1965

Box 47:112

Thompson, Morris J., 1937

Box 47:113

Tweed, Homer N., 1926-1927

Box 47:114

Tweed, Laura P., 1930

Box 47:115

Udall, John A., 1966

Box 47:116

Ujihira, Ichiro, 1963-1964

Box 47:117

Vogel, P.J., 1965

Box 47:118

Vollbrecht, W.J., 1926

Box 47:119

Watson, James M., [1931]

Box 47:120

Woodall, Percy, 1919

Box 47:121

Wray, Alfons I., 1936-1938.

Scope and Content Note

Includes photograph.

Sub-subseries 3.1.5. Other creative products, 1910s-1955.

Physical Description: 1.0 linear feet.

Sub-subseries Scope and Content Summary

These publications were written by members of the faculty.

Sub-subseries Arrangement Note

This sub-subseries is arranged alphabetically by the surname of the author or by the title of the work, when the author is unknown.

Box 49:1

Brigham, W.C., surgery lectures, 1926

Box 49:2

Burns, Louisa. Preliminary report of statistical cards, 1950

Box 49:3

Dunning, J.J., research on the osteopathic lesion, 1942

Box 49:4

Forbes' notes on technique: occipital lesions, circa 1930s

Box 49:5

Landone, Leon Elbert. Scientific lessons on perfect foods, circa 1930s

Box 48

Ousdal, A.P. osteopathy newspaper column clippings, 1928-1933.

Physical Description: 2 volumes

Box 49:6

Pritchard, William W.W. Mechanism of body balance fragment, circa 1940s.

Scope and Content Note

Includes fragments of other, unidentified works.

Box 49:7

Pritchard, William W.W. and Laurence Morehouse. Regulations and procedures governing research for use by the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons, 1955

Box 49:8

Reimer, George. Drawing, "Dislocation of the hip joint," circa 1910s

Box 49:9

Some effects of bony lesions, circa 1935

Subseries 3.2. Academic units, centers and institutes, 1909-1965

Physical Description: 0.8 linear feet.

Subseries Scope and Content Summary

This subseries includes correspondence, reports, syllabi, schedules, and other material produced by the research and teaching units of the colleges.

Subseries Arrangement Note

This material is arranged alphabetically by the name of the unit.

Cancer Research Laboratories

Box 49:10

Yearbook/research report, 1949

Box 49:11

Department of Anatomy, correspondence regarding cadavers, 1952

Department of Biochemistry

Box 49:12

Correspondence, 1957

Box 49:13

Schedules, circa 1953-1963

Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation / Department of Osteopathic Therapeutics and Rehabilitation

Box 49:14

Correspondence and reports, 1962-1963 1965

Box 49:15

Correspondence and syllabi, 1952-1953

Box 49:16

Grant applications, 1961-1964

Box 49:17

Proposal, CCM: A development plan, 1962

Pritchard, William W.W.

Box 49:18

Miscellaneous, 1954-1958 and undated.

Scope and Content Note

Includes Rehabilitation Center materials.

Box 49:19

Keesecker, R.P., editor of The journal of the AOA, correspondence, 1954-1958

Box 49:20

Department of Psychiatry, clippings and syllabi, 1950, undated,

General Osteopathic Clinic

Box 49:21

Clinic reports, 1909-1913

Box 49:22

Dedication, correspondence and programs, 1951

Box 49:23

Osteopathic manipulative technique, reports and memoranda, 1942-1950

Box 49:24

Policies, 1950-1955

Box 49:25

Polio research, scripts and reports, 1936

Graduate School

Administration

Box 49:26

Librarian's file, 1949-1958.

Scope and Content Note

Includes memoranda and correspondence.

Policy

Box 49:27

Graduate education planning, 1945

Box 49:28

"Rules of the Graduate School of the COPS," undated

Course materials

Box 49:29

Class rolls, 1944 and 1947-1962

Course notebooks. Contents generally include such materials as syllabi, lecture schedule, publicity, photographs, class rolls, correspondence, and lecture preparation materials. May have been compiled for Edward Abbott, Dean of the Graduate School.

Box 49:30

Ambulant proctology, 1945

Box 49:31

Eye, ear, nose, and throat, Summer 1943

General medicine

Box 49:32

Summer 1945

Box 49:33

Winter 1946

General surgery

Box 49:34

Summer 1942

Box 49:35

Summer 1943

Box 49:36

Winter 1944

Box 49:37

Winter circa 1944

Box 49:38

Winter 1945

Box 49:39

Summer 1945

Box 49:40

Winter 1946

Box 49:41

Summer 1946

Box 49:42

Osteopathic technique, Winter 1946

Box 49:43

Pathology conferences, 1943-1944

Box 49:44

Portland extension postgraduate course, 1946

Box 49:45

Postgraduate short courses, Fall 1947

Box 49:46-47

Schedules, 1947-1955.

Box 49:48

Summer session, 1944

Box 49:49

Syllabi, 1947

Box 49:50

Institute of Tropical Diseases bylaws, roster and prospectus, 1943

Box 49:51

Rehabilitation Center, correspondence, reports and memoranda, 1944-circa 1960s

Box 49:52

Tumor Tissue Registry, Cancer Commission, COA--COPS, 1960-1962

Subseries 3.3. Librarian, 1914-1967.

Physical Description: 2.0 linear feet.

Subseries Scope and Content Summary

This subseries documents the activities of the COPS and CCM librarian. The librarian figures prominently in California College of Medicine Records because she maintained many of the records in the collection, and her influence can be seen throughout. The part of the collection for which she probably never served as caretaker is the President's records, which most likely came to the UCI Libraries directly from that office. The material comprises topical files, including policies, statistics, reports, and correspondence.

Subseries Arrangement Note

These files are arranged alphabetically by topic.

Holdings

Box 50:1

Checklist for AOA union list of osteopathic books, 1955-1960

Box 50:2

"Descriptions and identification of instruments, etc. now in storage in North Hall," 1967

Box 50:3

Lists, 1915-1947

Box 50:4

Location chart, circa 1940s

Box 50:5-6

Periodicals received, 1954-1963

Memorials.

Scope and Content Note

Includes correspondence related to memorial gifts to the library and some biographies.

Box 50:7

Carroll, Vincent P., Jr., 1962

Box 50:8

Gerdine, L. van Horn, 1959-1960

Box 50:9

Jenney, William W., 1962

Box 50:10

Litton, Harold E., 1944

Box 50:11

Livingston, Rebecca Payne, 1963

Box 50:12

McHenry, Troy L., 1957-1967

Box 50:13

Wells, Clyde (Mrs. C. Stillman), 1950-1952

Box 50:14

Miscellaneous, 1945-1954

Policy and procedures

Box 50:15

Faculty manual, 1958

Box 50:16

Procedures manual, 1954

Box 50:17

Rules, 1960

Reports and statistics

Box 50:18-19

Budget and reports, 1933-1963

Box 50:20

Research record/circulation statistics, 1937-1943

Box 50:21

Statistics, circa 1925-1961

Box 50:22

Volunteer time records, 1954-1965

Topical correspondence

Box 50:23

American Osteopathic Association, 1939-1944

Box 50:24

Applications, 1945

Box 50:25

Archives, 1967

Box 50:26

Associated Colleges, 1939-1945

Box 50:27

Association of Osteopathic Publications, 1941-1944

Box 50:28

Basic science faculty seminars, 1964-1966

Box 50:29

Bibliographies, by subject, circa 1939-circa 1943

Box 50:30

Board of Osteopathic Examiners test questions, 1944-1954

Box 50:31

Board of Trustees members, 1914-1946

Box 50:32

Bookstore textbook lists, 1962-1964

Box 50:33

Bookplate designs, 1942

Box 50:34-35

Building

Box 50:34

1947-1965

Box 50:35

Planning for the new library building, 1964

Box 50:36

California Physicians Credit Union, 1965-1967

Box 50:37

Christmas party, 1962-1966

Box 50:38

College and University Librarians, 1943-1946

Box 50:39

Collinge, P.T., 1938

Box 50:40

Commencement service, 1962-1963

Box 51:1-9

Committees

Box 51:1-3

Audiovisual Committee, 1940-1947

Box 51:4

Citizen's Committee for "Yes" on Proposition 2, 1966

Box 51:5

Founders' Day Committee, 1962-1965

Box 51:6

Graduate School Library Committee, 1945

Box 51:7

Library Committee, 1949-1967

Box 51:8

Research Committee, 1962-1963

Box 51:9

Textbook Committee, 1942-1945

Box 51:10

Conferring of M.D. degrees, 1962.

Scope and Content Note

Includes program and "Joint statement of California Medical Association, California Osteopathic Association, and California College of Medicine regarding M.D. degrees to be issued by California College of Medicine."

Box 51:11

Dedications, 1944-1945

Donors

Box 51:12

Clarke memorial, 1943

Box 51:13-15

Gifts, 1936-1966

Box 51:16

Endowment, 1944 and 1952-1965

Box 51:17

Goodefellow memorial, 1944

Box 51:18

Library Associates, 1944

Box 51:19

Los Angeles Osteopathic Surgical Society, 1941-1946

Box 51:20-21

Memorials, 1948-1965

Box 51:22

Monte Sano Hospital, 1937-1939

Box 51:23

South Side Osteopathic Society, 1938 and 1941

Box 51:24

Faculty Wives' Tea, 1964

Box 51:25

Fiftieth anniversary, 1946

Box 51:26

Friends of the Library, 1942-1946

Box 51:27-32

General correspondence, 1937-1954

Henley, W. Ballentine

Box 51:33

Correspondence, circa 1942-1947

Box 51:34

Memoranda, 1962-1966

Box 51:35

Instruction, undated

Box 51:36

Libraries, correspondence with other librarians, 1936-1947

Box 51:37

LA County Board of Supervisors' resolution to make land available to CCM, 1966.

Scope and Content Note

Includes photograph of Supervisors and CCM trustees.

Box 51:38

Medical history course, circa 1936

Box 51:39

Memoranda, 1965-1967

Box 51:40

Name changes, 1962-1965

Box 51:41

Open house, 1945 and 1960

Box 51:42

Osteopathy, definitions of, 1921-1941

Box 51:43

Other osteopathic schools, correspondence with, 1937-1944

Box 51:44

Other osteopathic libraries, correspondence with, 1938-1946

Box 51:45

Special Libraries Association, Southern California chapter, 1939-1941

Box 51:46

Students, 1937-1951

Box 51:47

Tournament of Roses, Pasadena, souvenir program, 1924.

Scope and Content Note

Includes photo and description of COPS float.

Box 51:48

Wells, Benjamin D., Dean, 1963

Subseries 3.4. Students/Registrar, 1896-1967.

Physical Description: 12.6 linear feet.

Series Scope and Content Summary

This subseries includes material produced by individual students and student groups, and material written about individual students, particularly by the registrar, but also by faculty members. As such, some of the records in this subseries are restricted. All four schools are represented. An alphabetical list of student names found in the student records can be found at the beginning of the subseries.

Subseries Arrangement Note

The material is arranged alphabetically by topic or type of material.

Box 52:1

Alphabetical list of student names found in the official student records, created by UCI Special Collections staff, circa 1980s

Attendance records, grade books, and registrar's records

1896-1914: PCO

Box 52:2

Correspondence regarding student standing, 1910

Box 52:3

Credit and term reports, circa 1900s

Box 52:4

Exam results, 1914

Box 52:5

Matriculation fee certificates, 1896.

Physical Description: 5 items.

Box 52:6

Scholarship and agreement certificates, 1900

Box 52

Student records, 1909-1913.

Physical Description: 2 bound volumes and 2 sets of unbound cards.

Box 52:7

Loose papers from student records, 1909-1914

1904-1914: LACO

Box 52

Student records, 1907-1914.

Physical Description: 2 volumes.

Recitation records. Arranged by instructor.

Box 53:1-2

Bowling, R.W., 1907-1913 and undated

Box 53:3

Brigham, W. Curtis, 1909-1910 and undated

Box 53:4

Campbell, R.A., 1912-1913

Box 53:5

Chaffee, Alice B., undated

Box 53:6

Clark, John M., 1912-1913 and undated

Box 53:7

Copeland, G.H., 1910-1914 and undated

Box 53:8

Erwin, Charles H., 1907

Box 53:9-10

Forbes, Harry W., 1907-1913 and undated

Box 53:11

Freestone, J.W., 1914 and undated

Box 53:12

Goodfellow, Ferd, 1907-1908

Box 53:13

Goodfellow, Walter V., undated

Box 53:14

Hammett, Charles A., 1907

Box 53:15

McNaughton, J.A., 1909 and undated

Box 53:16

Reed, H. Earl, undated

Box 53:17

Reynolds, S. Blanche

Box 53:18

Ring, Merritt, 1910-1915 and undated

Box 53:19

Ruddy, Thomas J., 1909-1913 and undated

Box 53:20

Spencer, Charles H., 1905-1914

Box 53:21-22

Spencer, Jennie, 1907-1914 and undated

Box 53:23

Sprague, Norman F., 1911-1913 and undated

Box 54:1-2

Turney, Dayton, 1911-1914 and undated

Box 54:3

White, L.T., undated

Box 54:4

Young, F.P., 1910

Box 54:6-7

Unidentified, 1905-1913 and undated

1914-1962: COPS

Box 55

1-540 Student record cards, 1914-1925

Box 56

Grade books, circa 1917-1928.

Physical Description: 27 volumes.

Student records, 1930s and 1940s.

Scope and Content Note

Includes grades, personal information, applications, diplomas, etc.

Access Information

Restricted until January 1, 2024.

Box 60

Nos. 22-955

Box 57

Nos. 951-1100

Box 58

Nos. 1101-1254

Box 59

Nos. 1255-1727

Box 61

Nos. 1729-1885

Box 62

Nos. 1886-2088

Box 63

Nos. 2089-2199

Box 30

Attendance records, 1942-1947.

Access Information

Restricted until January 1, 2022.

Box 30:11-14

Postgraduate courses, 1942-1947

Box 30:15

Saturday symposia, 1942

Box 64:1-7

Associated Student Body agendas, minutes, and rosters, 1963-1967

Box 64:1

Constitution, By-Laws and the Manual of Precedents and Traditions of the Officers and Executive Council of the Associated Students of the COPS , undated

Box 64:2

Elections material, 1957 and undated

Minutes

Box 64:3

1921-1924.

Physical Description: 1 volume.

Box 64:4

1932-1933. Excerpts.

Box 64:5

1933 and 1937

Box 64:6

1963-1967.

Scope and Content Note

Includes agendas and rosters.

Box 64:7

Student Health Program proposal, 1958

Clinic records, 1906-1928

Box 54:5

Clinic registration records, 1906-1910 and undated

Box 66:1

New patient assignments, undated

Box 66:2-4

Treatments performed by students, circa 1925-1927

Box 66:5

Treatments performed by students, reports from Department of Health, 1925-1928

Box 64:8

Cortex yearbook budgets and subscription information, 1958-1962

Fraternities

Box 64:9

Interfraternity Council constitution and bylaws, undated

Box 64:10

Eta Nu Chi rosters, 1926-1936

Box 64:11

Iota Tau Sigma rosters, 1935 and circa 1951.

Note

See also Photographs.

Box 64:12

Kappa Psi Delta manuscript sheet music and certificates, 1917-1924

Box 64:13

Sigma Sigma Phi minutes, yearbook, correspondence and rosters, 1937-1959

Freshman information letters.

Scope and Content Note

Includes admissions essays.

Box 54:8-15

1949-1951, 1953 and 1955-1958

Box 64:14

License checks from registrar to out-of-state medical licensing boards, 1962

Box 64:15

"Our own COPS" sheet music, 1916

Box 64:16

Pasadena Tournament of Roses float entry, 1924. Program.

Photo books. Compiled by the Registrar for use of the faculty in recognizing students.

Box 65:1-3

Class of 1955, 1951, 1953 and 1954

Box 65:4

Class of 1956, 1952

Box 65:5

Class of 1957, 1953

Box 65:6

Class of 1958, 1954

Box 65:7

Class of 1959, 1955

Box 65:8

Class of 1960, 1956

Box 65:9

Class of 1961, 1957

Box 65:10

Class of 1962, 1958

Box 65:11

Class of 1963, 1959

Box 65:12

Class of 1965, 1961

Registrar administrative files

Box 65:13

Commencement announcements from Registrar, 1945-1961.

Scope and Content Note

Includes location of each commencement program.

Box 65:14

Graduation lists, 1957.

Scope and Content Note

Includes classes from 1897 to 1957.

Box 65:15

Graduation requirements, circa 1920s

Box 65:16

McNerney, Robert J., Registrar, biographical information, circa 1965

Box 64:17

Singleton Essay Contest rules and correspondence, 1944-1945

Student notes and coursework. Arranged by student name.

Anatomy Notes Committee of the Class of 1966.

Scope and Content Note

Copies of Donald Plumb '68.

Box 66:6

Trimester I: Extremities, c. 1967. Notebook.

Box 66:7

Trimester II: Head and Neck, c. 1967. Notebook.

Box 66:8

Trimester III: Thorax and Abdomen, c. 1967. Notebook.

Box 66:9

Chambers, Bob. Experiment reports, c. 1965.

Box 66

Chu, David Chi-Yen. The Mode of Action and Interrelationship between Lipids and Antigens: Their Effect on the Solubility of Antigens and the Production of Antibodies , COPS dissertation, 1961.

Box 29:7

Davis, Clifford. Histology examinations, 1930.

Access Information

Restricted until January 1, 2005.

Box 66

Deutsch, S.F. Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding Etiology, Diagnosis and Evaluation of Therapy, COPS dissertation, 1949.

Gilman, William L.

Box 66:10

Biochemistry laboratory experiments, c. 1927. Notebook.

Box 66:11, 66:12

Notes taken in classes at Des Moines Still College of Osteopathy, circa 1926

Box 66:13, 66:14

Notes taken in classes at COPS. 1927-1928

Box 66

Hinds, William Ernest. A Study of Peptic Ulcer, COPS dissertation, 1949.

Box 66:15

Hoeffer, Philip. Physiology notes, 1914.

Box 66:16

Kaufman, L.B. Pharmacology/physiology experiment reports, 1965. Notebook.

Box 66:17

Lombard, Gabriel. Pharmacology/physiology experiment reports, 1964. Notebook.

Box 66:18

McAllister, T.W. Physical diagnosis notes, 1913.

Medical writing term papers, 1945-1947.

Access Information

Restricted until January 1, 2022.

Box 29:8

Abrams, Louis

Box 29:9

Bell, William M.

Box 29:10

Berg, Thomas Ralph

Box 29:11

Bernstein, Robert

Box 29:12

Buselmeier, Rudolph E.

Box 29:13

Bush, Otis Barton

Box 29:14

Campbell, Nell

Box 29:15

Condie, Afton L.

Box 29:16

East, Edward A.

Box 29:17

Ehrlich, Saul

Box 29:18

Essex, Harold E.

Box 29:19

Freitas, William Jerome

Box 29:20

Geralt, Algerd W.

Box 29:21

Grum, Dorothy

Box 29:22

Hess, Theodore G.W.

Box 29:23

Jolivette, Stanley

Box 29:24

Kaupke, John M.

Box 29:25

Keller, Frank L.

Box 29:26

Little, David J.

Box 29:27

Machacek, Joseph A.

Box 29:28

Mason, Elmer J.

Box 29:29

Newkirk, Erma

Box 29:30

Owens, B.W.

Box 29:31

Parrish, Claude

Box 29:32

Perkins, Henry

Box 29:33

Rice, Aris L.

Box 29:34

Robinson, Carl C.

Box 29:35

Scherbert, Donald J.

Box 29:36

Shea, Vincent

Box 29:37

Smith, Lillie M.

Box 29:38

Stute, W. Daryl

Box 29:39

Sutherland, Ralph M.

Box 29:40

Taylor, Frank H.

Box 29:41

Terasaki, Shigeo

Box 29:42

Tiffany, R.E.

Box 29:43

Townsend, W.B.

Box 29:44

Wood, John F.

Box 66:19

Roback, Donald L. Pharmacology/physiology experiment reports, 1964. Notebook.

Box 66:20

Simmers, M.H. Experimental production of cancers by petroleum asphalt, COPS dissertation, 1960.

Box 66:21

Treat, Clara L. Differential diagnosis notes, 1913.

Box 66:22

Witlin, A. Allan. The endopelvic fascia, COPS thesis, 1950.

Unknown authors

Box 66:23

Drugs and preparations notes, c. 1910s.

Box 66:24

Pharmacology/physiology experiment reports, 1965

Box 64:18

Student organizations roster and miscellaneous, 1960-1963 and undated

Series 4. Los Angeles County Osteopathic Hospital, 1929-1969

Physical Description: 1.0 linear feet.

Series Scope and Content Summary

This series documents some of the activities of the Los Angeles County Osteopathic Hospital (LACOH), which was a unit of the Los Angeles County General Hospital. Interns and residents frequently came out of COPS, and some of the COPS faculty were likewise associated with LACOH.

Series Arrangement Note

This series is arranged by the title of the group or individual, and is generally in the order of the reporting structure of the hospital: the Medical Director comes first, followed by the Medical Advisory Board, and then going down through the Interns. The Alumni Association is the final file in this series.

Medical Director

General

Box 67:1

Annual reports, 1929-1931

Box 67:2

Contract with Los Angeles County, 1954-1963.

Scope and Content Note

Includes agreement, correspondence and reports.

Box 67:3

Maps, 1958-1964

Box 67:4

Clippings, 1931-1956

Box 67:5

Patient reports, 1942-1945

Box 67:6

A Survey of the Research Potentials Existing at the Los Angeles County Osteopathic Hospital, by Laurence E. Morehouse and William W.W. Pritchard, 1954

Personal

Box 67:7

O'Meara, Lawrence B., biographical notes, and memorial service program for his wife, 1959, 1973

Box

Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons of California (OPSC) and merging of D.O.s and M.D.s

Box 67:8-11

Correspondence and publications, reproductions, 1960 to 1962

Box 67:12

Clippings, 1960-1962

Box 67:13

CCM Registrar list of D.O.s granted M.D. degrees, 1962.

Box 67:14

Physicians and surgeons licensed in 1963 by the California Board of Medical Examiners who were formerly licensed by the California Board of Osteopathic Examiners , list, circa 1963

Box 67:15-29

Medical Advisory Board minutes, 1940-1960

Box

Attending staff and house staff

Box

Attending Staff Association

Box 67:30

Articles of incorporation, 1956

Box 67:31

Agreement with hospital, 1957

Box 67:32

Constitution and bylaws, 1965-1966

Box 67:33

Manual of the Los Angeles County General Hospital: Part III, The Attending Staff and Part XIX, Obstetrics and Pediatrics, undated

Box 67:34

Duties assumed from Medical Advisory Board, correspondence, 1961

Box 67:35

Commendatory certificate from California Medical Association, 1966

Box 67:36

Assignment agreement, 1966

Box 67:37

Dissolution authorizations, 1968

Box 67:38

Certificate planning for honorary emeritus, 1968-1969

Box 67:39

Bylaws, 1941 and 1958

Box 67:40

Directories, 1961/62 and 1965

Box

Research Committee

Box 67:41

Annual reports and memoranda, 1955-1962

Box 67:42

Los Angeles County Osteopathic Hospital research, budgets, 1955-1956

Box 67:43-44

Standing orders, circa 1941

Box

Interns

Box 67:45

Assignment schedules, 1963-1964

Box 67:46

Certificates, circa 1930

Box

Alumni Association

Box 67:47

Correspondence, etc., 1958-1967

Box 67:48

Breakfast, 1966

Series 5. Clinics 1908-1940

Physical Description: 0.8 linear ft.

Series Scope and Content Summary

This series comprises scattered documentation about the clinics and clinical research affiliated with the colleges. The case records contain personally identifiable medical information, and are therefore restricted for 100 years. Series includes annual reports and a manual of clinic procedures.

Series Arrangement Note

This series is arranged alphabetically.

box 68:1

Academy of Osteopathic Clinical Research case records ["Source 25" in original inventory], 1908-1915.

Access Information

May be reproductions. Restricted until January 1, 2015.

box 68:2-10

Case records, 1929-1949.

Access Information

Outside of box (box removed, label retained) reads "K. Palmer, Berkeley, California." Restricted until January 1, 2049.

box 69:1

Clinic procedure, circa 1940s

box 70

Clinic record, 1909-1914.

Access Information

Restricted until January 1, 2040.

box 69:2

Clinic reports, 1909-1914

Series 6. Osteopathy general files, 1899-1967.

Physical Description: 4.1 linear feet.

Series Scope and Content Summary

Probably maintained by the CCM librarian, these files consist primarily of ephemera, publications, and clippings produced by and about organizations and people other than CCM. The bulk of the files document osteopathy and osteopathic organizations in California, though general osteopathy is represented in the first file. Files documenting the COA can be found in Subseries 6.4, "California osteopathic organizations."

Series Arrangement Note

This series is divided into five subseries:

Subseries 6.1 Osteopathy general reference, circa 1910s-1962. 0.1 linear feet.

Subseries 6.2 Board of Osteopathic Examiners, State of California, 1919-1962. 0.1 linear feet.

Subseries 6.3 California osteopathic hospitals, circa 1910s-1964. 1.0 linear feet.

Subseries 6.4 California osteopathic organizations, circa 1899-1967. 2.8 linear feet.

Subseries 6.5 California health organizations (non-osteopathic), 1914-1958. 0.1 linear feet.

Subseries 6.1 Osteopathy general reference, circa 1910s-1962.

Physical Description: 0.1 linear feet.

Subseries Scope and Content Note

This subseries contains a small amount of material about osteopathy in general, including the D.O. versus the M.D. issue, and general osteopathic medical texts.

Subseries Arrangement Note

These materials are arranged alphabetically.

Box 69.3

D.O. versus M.D. degrees, reprints and other reference material, circa 1910s-1962.

Physical Description: 9 item.

Box 69:4

Osteopathy general reference, circa 1940s.

Scope and Content Note

Includes some photoreproductions of medical texts and drawings dating to 1797.

Subseries 6.2 Board of Osteopathic Examiners, State of California, 1919-1962.

Physical Description: 0.1 linear feet.

Subseries Scope and Content Note

This subseries documents the osteopathic licensing board of California. The material includes directories and copies of laws related to the board.

Subseries Arrangement Note

These materials are arranged alphabetically.

Box 69.5

California Osteopathic Act and compilation of laws, 1935-1950

Box 69:6-17

Directory of Graduates of Osteopathic Colleges, 1941-1962

Box 69:18

License directory, 1919

Subseries 6.3 California osteopathic hospitals, circa 1910s-1964.

Physical Description: 1.0 linear feet.

Subseries Scope and Content Note

This subseries includes publications, clippings, and other ephemera produced by or about osteopathic hospitals, primarily those located in Southern California.

Subseries Arrangement Note

The material is arranged alphabetically by the name of the hospital.

Box 69:19

Altadena Community Hospital, clippings and brochures, 1954-1960

Box 69:20

Antelope Valley Hospital (Lancaster), newsletter Making the rounds, 1963

Box 69:21

Baldwin Hills Hospital (Los Angeles), newsletter The pacemaker, 1959-1961

Box 69:22

Belvedere Hospital, newsletter Belvedere Hospital newsletter, 1954-1960

Doctors' Hospital (Los Angeles)

Box 69:23

Newsletter Doctors' Hospital bulletin, 1941-1959

Box 69:24

Statistics, 1948-1949

Box 69:25

Evergreen Sanitarium, brochure, circa 1930s

Box 69:26

8th Street Clinic, circa 1940s

Glendale Community Hospital

Box 69:27

Clippings and brochure, 1949

Box 69:28

Newsletters Glendale Community Hospital newsletter, GCH news, and The communicator, 1947-1964

Box 69:29

Hillside Hospital (San Diego), newsletters Hillside highlights, The draw sheet, Hillside and Heartland highlights, 1956-1961

Box 69:30

Hiss (John Martin) Clinic (Los Angeles), clippings, 1958

Long Beach Osteopathic Hospital

Box 69:31

Clippings, brochures, and fundraising material, 1949-1961

Box 69:32

Newsletter Long Beach Osteopathic Hospital newsletter, 1956

Box 69:33

Los Angeles Clinical Group, brochure, circa 1930s

Box 69:34

Los Angeles County Osteopathic Hospital bond measure, clippings, brochures, and campaign material, 1954-1956

Box 69:35

Los Angeles Receiving Hospital, schedules, 1962

Maywood Hospital

Box 69:36

Minutes, announcements, and clippings, 1958-1961

Box 69:37

Newsletter Maywood Hospital staff bulletin, 1953-1961

Box 69:38

Meyers Clinic (Los Angeles), newsletter Bulletin of the Meyers Clinic, 1951-1963

Monte Sano Hospital (Los Angeles)

Box 71:1-4

Brochures, bylaws, patient services, 1933-1961

Newsletters

Box 71:5

Monte Sano employees plain talk, 1951

Box 71:6

Monte Sano Hospital views, 1955-1961

Box 71:7

Monte Sano staff bulletin and Staff letter, 1951-1959

Box 71:8

Ontario Community Hospital, newsletter The pulse, 1954-1959

Park Avenue Hospital (Pomona)

Box 71:9

Newsletter Parkavenews, 1951-1955

Box 71:10

Poster, 1960

Box 71:11

Physician's Hospital (Bakersfield), newsletter Physician's Hospital news, 1960

Box 71:12

Rio Hondo Memorial Hospital (Downey), newsletter Rio Hondo Memorial Hospital bulletin, 1958-1963

Box 71:13

San Gabriel Valley, clippings, 1952-1955

Box 71:14

Sierra Hospital (Fresno), newsletters Sierra Hospital news and Sierra horizons, 1956-1959

Box 71:15

Southern California Polyclinic (Burbank), newsletter Reporter, circa 1950s

Box 71:16

Victory Hospital, program, 1960

Box 71:17

Wallace Memorial Hospital (Fresno), newsletter The Memorial news, 1949-1954

Box 71:18

Washington Hospital (Culver City), constitution and bylaws, 1952

Box 71:19

Westmoreland Clinic (Los Angeles), brochure, circa 1960s

Miscellaneous

Box 71:20

The body guard, circa 1910s. 128-page pamphlet on nutrition,

Scope and Content Note

including menus and recipes.

Box 71:21

Various hospitals, newsletters and brochures, 1925-1959

Subseries 6.4 California osteopathic organizations, 1899-1967.

Physical Description: 2.8 linear feet.

Subseries Scope and Content Note

Most of the material in this subseries comprises reference files probably maintained by the college librarian. The files may include publications such as newsletters, bulletins, and programs; circular (form) letters; and minutes.

However, some of the organizations are also represented by original records produced by the organization and donated to either the librarian of the college or to UCI Special Collections. The California Osteopathic Association (COA), in particular, is well-documented here, and some of the material included is more substantive than ephemeral, though there are also several publications.

Subseries Arrangement Note

Several women's auxiliaries are filed together under "Auxiliaries." The rest of the organizations are arranged alphabetically by name.

Auxiliaries

Woman's Auxiliary to the Forty-First Medical Society. Formerly Auxiliary to the COA.

Box 71:22

Auxiliary to the California Osteopathic Association annual reports, 1949

Box 71:23

The bulletin, 1950-1961.

Scope and Content Note

Includes rosters, lists of local auxiliaries, bylaws, and announcements.

Box 71:24-27

Correspondence, 1958-1968

Box 71:28

Directories, 1963-1964

Box 71:29

Reports, 1944, 1959

Women's Osteopathic Auxiliary of Los Angeles

Box 71:30

Bylaws and correspondence, 1955-1958

Box 71:31

News bulletin, 1943-1961

Box 71:32

Program, 1959

Box 71:33

Yearbook, 1953-1961

Box 71:34

Yearbooks from various local osteopathic auxiliaries, 1958-1960.

Scope and Content Note

Includes Bay Harbor, Citrus Belt, Glendale, Long Beach, San Diego, San Fernando Valley, San Gabriel Valley, and Whittier.

Box 71:35

California Doctors Plan, circular letters and membership cards, 1951

Box 71:36-71:52, 72, 73:1-73:22

California Osteopathic Association

Box 72

Ledger accounts, 1900-1919.

Physical Description: 1 bound volume.

Publications

Brochures

Box 71:36

The physician and surgeon, D.O. in California, 1947-1960

Box 71:37

Why the osteopathic physician and surgeon?, 1930

Box 71:38

Cancer Commission programs, 1949-1953

Box 71:39

Charter and bylaws, 1927-1935

Box 71:40

Chronic Disease Committee programs, 1951-1953

Box 71:41

Code of ethics, 1950, 1954

Convention

Box 71:42

Clippings, 1938-1940

Box 71:43-45

Programs, 1917-1959

Box 71:46

Directory of members, bylaws, 1937

Forty-First Medical Society

Box 71:47

Forty-First newsletter, 1962-1967

Box 71:48

Proposed bylaws of the Forty-First Medical Society, circa 1962

Box 71:49

History and articles of incorporation, 1902

House of Delegates

Box 71:50

Agendas, 1948-1960

Box 71:51

Epitomized minutes, 1952-1960

Box 71:52

Reports to the House of Delegates, 1948-1960

Journals

California clinician. Continues Clinical osteopathy.

Box 73

1959-1960.

Physical Description: 2 bound volumes.

Box 73

1962-1963.

Physical Description: 2 bound volumes.

Box SRLF, W1 CL287

Clinical osteopathy, 1934-1957. Continues Western osteopath. Continued by California clinician.

Box SRLF, W1 WE423

Western osteopath, 1907-1934. Continued by Clinical osteopathy.

Box 73:1

Manual of procedures and bylaws, 1939-1960

Box 73:2

Miscellaneous brochures, fliers, etc, 1921-1953

Box 73:3

Newsletters, 1946, 1961

Topical files

Box 73:4

Administration, 1920-1955.

Scope and Content Note

Includes circular letters, budgets, and directories.

Box 73:5

Agreement with California Medical Association, 1961

Box 73:6

Bureau of Insurance, circular letter, 1948

Box 73:7

Bureau of Public Service, circular letters, circa 1950

California Board of Osteopathic Examiners

Box 73:8

Correspondence, 1899-1967

Box 73:9

Examinations, 1907-1954

California legislation

Box 73:10

Various, 1935-1963

Box 73:11

Initiative No. 20 (Osteopathic Act), 1922

Box 73:12

Proposition No. 3, November 1942

Box 73:13

Proposition No. 22, November 1962

Box 73:14

Citizens' Committee Against Medical Merger, 1960-1965

Box 73:15

Committee on COPS report, circular letter, 1944

Box 73:16

Committee for the Study of Communicable Diseases, 1915-1916.

Scope and Content Note

Includes report, correspondence, and 9 surveys of osteopathic physicians' experiences with recent cases of communicable disease.

Box 73:17

Committee No. 20 campaign, circular letters, 1922

Box 73:18

Component Officers' Association, meeting minutes, 1956-1957

Box 73:19

50th anniversary banquet, December 1950

Box 73:20

Osteopathic Credit Union, 1953-1962

Box 73:21

School of Industrial Medicine, 1944

Box 73:22

Southern California Telephone Company, 1936

Box 73:23

California Osteopathic Hospital Association, 1924-1962.

Scope and Content Note

Includes newsletters, programs, and clippings.

Box 73:24

"Heads of various osteopathic societies" meeting minutes, 1941

Box 74:1

Hollywood Osteopathic Luncheon Club programs, 1934-1962

Box 74:2

Los Angeles City and County Osteopathic Medical Association secretary's book, 1906-1909.

Physical Description: 1 bound volume.

Scope and Content Note

Includes meeting minutes, roster, and correspondence with the COA.

Box 74:3

Los Angeles City Osteopathic Society circular letters, 1947

Los Angeles County Osteopathic Society

Box 74:4

Minute book, 1901-1904.

Physical Description: 1 bound volume.

Box 74:5

Minutes, rules, and circular letters, 1936-1959

Box 74:6

Newsletter, Team work, 1920-1929

Box 74:7

Los Angeles Obstetrical and Gynecological Society program, 1959

Box 74:8

Los Angeles Osteopathic Society of Proctology circular letter and program, 1953

Box 74:9

Los Angeles Osteopathic Surgical Society proceedings, 1919-1922

Box 74:10

Osteopathic Committee for Dewey-Bricker, 1948

Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons of California

Box 74:11

Directories, 1964-1966

Box 74:12

Newsletter, Osteopathic horizons, 1963-1966

Box 74:13

Osteopathic Women's National Association Southern California Division directory, 1947

Box 74:14

Pasadena Osteopathic Society, 1929, 1949.

Scope and Content Note

Includes clippings and rosters.

Box 74:15

Professional Economic Bureau Plan brochures, circa 1930s

Box 74:16

Southern California Osteopathic Hospital Foundation newsletter, 1954

Box 74:17

Southwestern Osteopathic Association program, 1914

Box 74:18

Western Osteopathic Association, 1919-1922.

Scope and Content Note

Includes directory, circular letters, and constitution.

Women's Osteopathic Club

Box 74:19

Correspondence, constitution, and bylaws, 1925-1934

Box 74:20

Minute book, 1922-1930

Box 74:21

Paper on "Birth Control," 1932

Subseries 6.5 California health organizations (non-osteopathic), 1914-1958.

Physical Description: 0.1 linear feet.

Subseries Scope and Content Note

This series includes programs, reprints, and brochures from non-osteopathic California health organizations.

Subseries Arrangement Note

These materials are arranged chronologically.

Box 74:22, 74:23

1914-1958

Series 7. Photographs and film, 1896-1998

Physical Description: 5.3 linear feet.

Series Scope and Content Summary

This series includes images from each of the four schools, with a focus on College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons (COPS) and CCM. The topics most thoroughly covered include events, faculty, students, campus buildings, the laboratories, and the staff, residents, and interns of the Los Angeles County Osteopathic Hospital (LACOH). Most of the individuals in the candid photographs are unidentified, but individual faculty, staff (including LACOH), and student photographs are usually identified. Materials also include four 16mm films, which are probably mostly shots of campus scenes and building dedications.

Series Arrangement Note

This series is arranged alphabetically by topic. The films are described at the end of the series.

Restriction Note:

The 16 mm films are the archival originals; use copies must be made for viewing.

box 75:1

Alumni banquet, 1947

box XOS 1

American Osteopathic Association Convention, 1903.

Scope and Content Note

Includes Harry Forbes and Dain Tasker.

box XOS 1

American School of Osteopathy lithograph, circa 1920s

box 75:2

Auxiliaries1945-1955

box 75:3-4

Board of Trustees1950-1969

COA conventions

box 76

15 th anniversary, 1916

box XOS 1

Silver Jubilee, 1926

box 75:5

50th anniversary, 1950

box 76

Other California osteopathic conventions1921-1950

Campus and buildings1928-1966

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1928-1966

PCO buildings

box 75:8

Hotel del Campo, Anaheim, circa 1896.

Scope and Content Note

Includes photocopy of floor plan.

box 75:9

10th and Flower, Los Angeles1898-1999

box 75:10

South Pasadena, 1903

box 75:11

Mission and Daly, Los Angeles, circa 1904-1912

Oversized

box 76

Buildings, circa 1920s-circa1960s

box 76

Campus scenes, 1956

box 76

Classroom scenes, circa 1940s

Clinic

box 75:12

Groundbreaking, construction, and dedication of General Osteopathic Clinic1950-1951

box 75:13

Scenes from the clinic, 1950-circa 1960s.

Scope and Content Note

Includes treatment of patients.

Commencement and graduates.

Note

See also "Portraits" under "Graduate School students and staff," and "Photobooks" under Subseries 3.4. "Students/Registrar."

box 77:1

1907-1908, LACO graduates and affiliates

box 77:2

1917, PCO and COPS graduates

box 77:3-77:16

1932-1961

box 78:1-78:6

1962-1967

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Oversize class portraits

box 76

1899

box XOS 1

1902

box 76

1908

box XOS 1

1923

box 76

1943, Graduate School

box 76

1944, Graduate School

box 76

1947

box 76

circa 1948, Graduate School

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1956

box 76

1956, Graduate School

Faculty and staff

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Group and candid photographs1940-1965

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Biographical information and portraits of faculty, staff, and affiliates

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Miscellaneous, A-H

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Miscellaneous, I-Z

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Abbott, Edward T., 1930s-1983

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Allison, John Stephen, circa 1941

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Andrews, John, circa 1950s

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Bailey, K. Grosvenor, circa 1940s

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Bashor, Ernest G.1939-1941

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Beckwith, Hermon E., 1933

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Bell, Grace B.1939-1998

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Biddle, Samuel G., circa 1928

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Blind, Charles A., 1940

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Blum, Elton F., 1956-circa 1960s

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Bostick, Warren L., circa 1960s

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Brandt, Wilbur, circa 1960s

box 79:3

Brigham, W. Curtis, 1940, 1962

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Brubaker, Merlin, circa 1960s

box 79:5, 76

Burns, Louisa

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1938-1958

box 76

Oversized, 1904, 1957

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Button, John C., circa 1940s

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Carpenter, Ford A., circa 1968

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Carroll, Vincent P. Jr., circa 1960s

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Caylor, Glen D., 1928, 1933.

Note

See copy negatives.

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Chandler, Louis C.1928-1940

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Collinge, P.T., circa 1940s-1962

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Collins, Bruce, 1993

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Comstock, John Adams, Jr.1928-1939

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Dooley, Wayne, circa 1930s

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Duprau, John L., 1961

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Emery, Robert D., circa 1930s, 1949

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Faires, Lucius B., circa 1930s

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Fawns, Lynn, circa 1960s

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Forbes, Harry, circa 1930s

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Garrison, Earle L., 1955

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Gerdine, L. van Horn, 1955-circa 1960s

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Gwinup, Grant, 1965

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Hare, Hugh, circa 1930s, 1967

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Hazzard, Charles, 1938

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Henley, W. Ballentine, circa 1930s-1966

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Hogue, Garford, 1956

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Hood, James E., 1956

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Hunt, John O., circa 1930s

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Husted, Benneth Ann, circa 1940s

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Jones, Edward1928-1940

Litton, Harold E.

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1937

box 76

Oversized, circa 1937

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MacBain, Ricard N., 1930

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MacCracken, Betty, circa 1960s

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McCaughan, Russell C., circa 1930s

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McNerney, Robert J., circa 1966

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Merrill, Edward S., 1928-circa 1940s

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Nelson, Lura, 1940

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Nolan, Frank1935-1937

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O'Meara, Lawrence B., circa 1930s-circa1960s

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Ousdal, Asbjorn P.1936-1946

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Payne, David, circa 1960s

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Phinney, Carle H.1933-1938

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Pritchard, William W.W., circa 1930s-1951

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Purdom, Hezzie Carter, circa 1900s, 1941

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Rowlinson, C.B.1931-1943

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Spencer, Charles H., circa 1927, 1940

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Still, Charles E., 1955

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Stinebring, Warren R., circa 1965

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Stuart, Richard R., 1989

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Tasker, Dain L.1928-1961

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Trenery, Floyd J., circa 1926 1940

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Webster, George V.1932-1936

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Whiting, Clement A.1900-1950

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Copy negatives

box 79:55

Founders' Day 1956-1965

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Graduate School students and staff, 1946-1948.

Note

See also oversized class portraits in "Commencement and graduates."

box 80:2

Interns1964-1967

box 80:3

Laboratories, 1928-1965.

Scope and Content Note

Includes anatomy courses and the laboratory of Dr. Louisa Burns.

Library

box 80:4

Hands Across the Sea Project1950-1954

box 80:5

Scenes with students and staff, and interiors1949-1965

box 80:6

Livingston Research Center1961-1965

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LA County General Hospital,

Physical Description: Unit 2

Scope and Content Note

(osteopathic unit) and LA County Osteopathic Hospital

box 80:7-8

General, 1928-circa 1960s

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Residents, interns and staff, 1928-1967

Physical Description: 1 album and 1 loose portrait.

box 80:9

Los Angeles publicity shots, circa 1930s

box 80:10

Miscellaneous, 1934-circa 1960s

box 80:11

North Hall, 1966

box 80:12

Open House and Charter Day 1946-1967

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Phinney Hall, 1937-circa 1960s

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Rehabilitation Center

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1955-1958

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Research group, circa 1955

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Science Building construction and dedication, 1946

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Special events1950-1965

box 82:6-82:8

Students.

Note

See also class portraits and individual portraits of students under Commencement and graduates and Graduate School students and staff.

box 82:6

Student body officers, 1950

box 82:7

Student life, 1938-circa 1950s

box 82:8

Student organizations1936-1951

box 82:9

Trenery, Floyd J. memorial, , circa 1943.

Note

See also Subseries 2.1. Board of Trustees.

box 82:10

UC-CCM, 1967-1971

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16mm films, circa 1950s.

Physical Description: 4 reels.

Scope and Content Note

These films are archival originals; use copies must be made for viewing.

Series 8. Realia, 1860-1963

Physical Description: 2 linear feet.

Series Scope and Content Summary

This series includes artifacts and memorabilia from CCM and COPS. Some of the items filled the cornerstone boxes planted under Basic Science Hall, Phinney Hall, and Tower Hall. The boxes were opened in 1970.

Series Arrangement Note

The items are arranged alphabetically.

box 84

CCM seal plaque reading: "Presented by Class of 1962"

Contents of cornerstone boxes

Scope and Content Note

Includes inventories of the contents that indicate some of the original content is missing.

box 83:1

Tower Hall, 1933

box 83:2-3

Phinney Hall, 1938

box 83:4

Basic Science Hall, 1946

box 83:5

Photographs of opening of cornerstone boxes, 1970

box FB-65 : 7

Copper plate used to print post graduate diplomas for COPS, undated

box 83

Guest books, 1948-1963

box XOS 1

Martin, Thomas D., diploma from the Pennsylvania College of Homeopathy, 1860

Medical instruments

box 85

Glass hypodermic syringes and other tools used by Dr. Philip Herriges, undated

box 88

Manometer for blood pressure measurement and circulatory diagnosis forms, undated

box 83:3

Paper press, circa 1940s

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