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1. Glossary of terms used in the Fred L. Soper exhibit

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2. Memorandum from Fred L. Soper to Abraham Horwitz

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3. Health Protection in a Shrinking World

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4. Letter to the Editor: The American Journal of Tropical Medicine & Hygiene

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5. Letter from Fred L. Soper to Paulo C. A. Antunes

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6. Letter from Fred L. Soper to Eugene P. Campbell

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7. Letter from Fred L. Soper to Leonel Tavares Miranda de Albuquerque

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8. Letter from Fred L. Soper to Paulo C. A. Antunes

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9. [Bernard Award of the World Health Organization Medal] (front)

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10. [Bernard Award of the World Health Organization Medal] (back)

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11. Paris Green in the Eradication of Anopheles Gambiae: Brazil, 1940; Egypt, 1945

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12. Letter from Pedro Galindo to Fred L. Soper

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13. Letter from Fred L. Soper to Pedro Galindo

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14. Letter from Fred L. Soper to Leona Baumgartner

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15. Letter from Pedro Galindo to Fred L. Soper

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16. Letter from Leona Baumgartner to Fred L. Soper

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17. Administration is Essence of Eradication

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18. The United States and the Gorgas Memorial Institute of Tropical and Preventive Medicine and the Gorgas Memorial Laboratory

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19. Excerpt from Fred Soper's diary

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20. The Crusader

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21. Problems to be Solved if the Eradication of Tuberculosis is to be Realized

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22. Minutes from the first meeting of the Directing Council of the Pakistan-SEATO Cholera Research Laboratory

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23. Letter from Fred L. Soper to Joseph E. Smadel

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24. Report of Visit to Pakistan-SEATO Cholera Research Laboratory by NIH Cholera Advisory Committee

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25. Yellow Fever Lecture Notes, Harvard [University]

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26. Excerpt from Fred Soper's diary

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27. Letter from Fred L. Soper to Joseph E. Smadel

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28. Excerpt from Fred Soper's diary

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29. Excerpt from Fred Soper's diary

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30. Excerpt from Fred Soper's diary

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31. Notes of Lecture, Harvard [University]

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32. The Epidemiology of a Disappearing Disease: Malaria

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33. Memorandum on Trip to Africa and Geneva, October 31st to December 10, 1959

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34. Status of Malaria Eradication in the Americas, December 1958

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35. Excerpt from Fred Soper's diary

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36. Letter from Fred L. Soper to Lewis Hackett

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37. Letter from Lewis Hackett to Fred L. Soper

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38. Fred Soper in India

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39. Status of Aedes Aegypti Eradication Campaign

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40. The 1957 Status of Yellow Fever in the Americas

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41. Letter from Lewis Hackett to Fred L. Soper

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42. YAWS: Its Eradication in the Americas

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43. Introductory Review: A New Quadrennium

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44. Fever of Jungle Marching North

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45. Letter from Fred L. Soper to Lewis Hackett

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46. Letter from Lewis Hackett to Fred L. Soper

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47. The Unfinished Business with Yellow Fever

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48. Statistics on causes of death in the Americas

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49. Fred Soper as director of the Pan American Health Organization

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50. Soper on one of his many journeys as director of the Pan American Health Organization

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51. Pan American Sanitary Bureau Regional Office of the World Health Organization, Organization Chart

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52. Excerpt from Fred Soper's first report as the Pan American Health Organization's director

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53. Agreement between the World Health Organization and Pan American Sanitary Organization

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54. Geographic Distribution of Personnel Working under PASB Direction as of 30 April 1950

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55. Personnel under the Direction of the PASB by Occupation as of 30 April 1950

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56. Personnel under the Direction of the PASB by Location as of 30 April 1950

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57. Signing the agreement between the World Health Organization and the Pan American Sanitary Organization, 24 May 1949

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58. Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) headquarter buildings in Washington, DC

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59. International Health in the Americas

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60. Soper's remarks espousing early regional organization of the World Health Organization

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61. Typhus Fever in Italy, 1943-1945, and its Control with Louse Powder

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62. Typhus Fever in Italy, 1943-1945, and its Control with Louse Powder (Figures 13 & 14)

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63. Typhus Fever in Italy, 1943-1945, and its Control with Louse Powder (Figures 15 & 16)

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64. Typhus Fever in Italy, 1943-1945, and its Control with Louse Powder (Figures 11 & 12)

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65. Typhus Fever in Italy, 1943-1945, and its Control with Louse Powder (Figures 9 & 10)

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66. Organizacao Administrativa Do Servico Nacional De Febre Amarela

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67. Lasker Award statuette

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68. Bandeiras Usadas Pelo Servico Nacional De Febre Amarela [5-8]

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69. Bandeiras Usadas Pelo Servico Nacional De Febre Amarela [1-4]

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70. Science in Review: DDT, the Army's Insect Powder, Strikes a Blow Against Typhus and for Pest Control

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71. The Conquest of Typhus

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72. Danger of typhus carried by lice

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73. Typhus in Naples (page 1 of 2)

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74. Typhus in Naples (page 2 of 2)

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75. Letter from Fred L. Soper to Wilbur A. Sawyer

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76. Report on the Control of Typhus in Naples, Italy, December 9, 1943 to January 2, 1944

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77. Letter from C.M.F. to C.G.S.

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78. Letter from W. H. Crichton to D. Gordon Cheyne

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79. Letter from W. H. Crichton to D. Gordon Cheyne

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80. Memorandum from Fred L. Soper to W. H. Crichton

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81. Memorandum from Fred L. Soper to William S. Stone

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82. Report on the Work with Louse Powders at the Prison at Maison Carree, Algeria

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83. Memorandum from Fred L. Soper to William S. Stone

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84. Letter from Fred L. Soper to Dudley A. Reekie

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85. Letter from Fred L. Soper to Leon A. Fox

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86. Louse Powder Studies in North Africa

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87. Letter from Dudley A. Reekie to Fred L. Soper

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88. Report on Initial Work with Louse Powders at the Prison at Maison Carree, Algeria, Carried Out Under the Auspices of the Pasteur Institute of Algiers

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89. Letter from Henry Stimson to Fred L. Soper

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90. Boletim De Inspecoes Do Guarda

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91. Letter from Robert D. Murphy to Richard F. Allen and George K. Strode

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92. Letter from Richard F. Allen and George K. Strode to Robert D. Murphy

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93. Letter from George K. Strode to Wilbur A. Sawyer

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94. De-lousing clothing on a street corner in Mitrihena, Egypt

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95. Dusting villagers with louse powder in Esbe Rameses, Egypt

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96. Tent headquarters for typhus control work, Egypt

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97. A health worker inspecting a village pool for Anopheles gambiae mosquitoes, Egypt

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98. Introduction and instructions for inspectors

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99. Organization in urban centers

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100. [Excerpt from Fred Soper's diary, Egypt] (section 1)

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