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COLLECTION Identifier: MC 387

Papers of Harriet Louise Hardy, 1910-1984

Overview

Papers of physician and occupational medicine specialist, Harriet Hardy.

Dates

  • Creation: 1910-1984

Language of Materials

Materials in English.

Access Restrictions:

Access. Unrestricted, except for patient records found in folders 306-341, which are closed until August 1, 2038.

Conditions Governing Use

Copyright. Copyright in the papers created by Harriet Hardy is held by the President and Fellows of Harvard College for the Schlesinger Library. Copyright in other papers in the collection may be held by their authors, or the authors' heirs or assigns.

Copying. Papers may be copied in accordance with the library's usual procedures.

Extent

5.84 linear feet ((14 file boxes) plus 2 oversize folders, 1 folder of photographs)

The collection has been divided into the six series described below. The original order within series has been maintained whenever possible. The collection documents the personal and professional life of Hardy well; there are, however, few photographs, and there is little correspondence of a purely personal nature.

Series I, Personal and Biographical, #1-42°, consists primarily of Hardy's journals, the manuscript draft of her autobiography, a few photographs, some clippings, and her curriculum vitae. The journals cover the years 1931 to 1977, although there are no entries between August 1, 1939 and June 16, 1943. They include annotations Hardy added while writing her autobiography in the 1970s. The entries, though fairly frequent, are not daily: sometimes several weeks pass without mention. In general, however, the diaries offer an ample view of the activities and thoughts of a dedicated, generous doctor with a sense of humor. Hardy strongly believed that doctors should be well versed in the humanities, and she herself was so particularly. The journals document her zest for life, love of work, literature, nature, and ideas, and the importance of friendship and family ties. Also apparent are the urge to understand her place in the universe and to use her talents to the fullest. Aware of a desire for marriage and children, she also realized that such a life would conflict with her need for independence and the satisfaction she found in work. The entries range from political analysis (of administrations here and abroad), travels, disappointments (My attempt to advertise beryllium fallout thwarted wherever I turn), and relationships with friends, colleagues, and family, to descriptions of the Vermont countryside and lists of birds she observed.

The manuscript autobiography (#31-38), based on her journals, is more frank about specific individuals and events than its published counterpart. The latter lacks some of the bite and analysis of the original, especially criticism of corporations and their lack of regard for the health of workers. The few photographs of Hardy are in #39, and she appears in some of the clippings (#41-42°).

Series II, Alice Hamilton, #43-52, contains correspondence with and about Alice Hamilton, and clippings. Letters between Hardy and Alice Hamilton (#44-46) discuss both professional and personal matters. Correspondence about Alice Hamilton concerns establishing an Alice Hamilton Fund at the Harvard School of Public Health, the observance of Hamilton's 100th birthday, and Hamilton's health. A brief article by Hardy about Hamilton is in #47.

Series III, Articles, presentations,#53-78, consists of published articles, drafts of publications, unpublished writings and presentations, and unidentified writings. Except for #76 and possibly #77-78, all the works are by Hardy. For correspondence about publications, see #246-257.

Series IV, Teaching and other institutional affiliations, #79-127, contains Hardy's lecture notes for medical school classes; correspondence with faculty and administration about committees, teaching assignments, research, etc.; memos and other research-related material; etc. There is a sub-series for the institutions at which she worked; these are in chronological order by the date of Hardy's first affiliation with each institution. Because she worked at several institutions concurrently, dates overlap between sub-series.

Folders of lecture notes contain some correspondence, memos, or reports. All papers are grouped as filed by Hardy; she annotated the teaching notes to indicate institution and date used. Lecture materials are thus arranged by the most recent date they were used, although they may have been produced many years earlier. The Harvard Medical School lecture notes (#89-96) are grouped by medical school year (e.g., HMS I connotes first-year classes). The last sub-series (#122-127) contains general or unidentified teaching notes sorted by topic; folders are organized chronologically.

Series V, Correspondence file, #128-300, with a few exceptions, retains its original order and folder names as established by Hardy. The archivist removed confidential patient records and created additional folders for some individuals. The series contains reference material (published and unpublished reports, articles, etc.) in addition to correspondence. Most folders contain copies of letters to and from others than those named in the folder headings; see the correspondence index for a complete listing. Folder #272 for which original restrictions have expired was added to the collection in November 2009.

The series consists almost entirely of professional correspondence, though many letters offer insights into Hardy's personal life and values. There is little routine correspondence. Correspondents include doctors and scientists working in occupational health and toxic substances; lawyers representing employees (or, rarely, employers) in work-related illness cases; publishers; representatives of corporations; workers seeking advice; medical students; and others.

The sub-series Publications (#246-253) contains correspondence with publishers, contributing authors, and readers. The folders are arranged alphabetically by publication or publisher. Publications and engagements (#254-257) contains correspondence about arrangements for lectures, awards, workshops and conferences, and about publication of the proceedings. Published writings by Hardy are not here but in Series III.

The overall arrangement within the series is alphabetical. A general folder for each letter of the alphabet (containing one or a few letters for a particular individual, and arranged alphabetically within the folder) precedes specific folders (arranged chronologically within each folder). Folder headings may be individuals, institutions, or subjects (e.g., Vinyl chloride).

Series VI, Patient records, #301-341, was maintained separately by Hardy; some items in it were removed from the correspondence file (Series V) to protect the patients' right to privacy. For the most part, patient records (correspondence with or about a named patient, and medical charts) in this series are closed for 50 years. The records of deceased patients (#301-305) contain correspondence with lawyers and other doctors in addition to medical charts. They are open to research

BIOGRAPHY

Physician and specialist in occupational medicine, Harriet Louise Hardy was born on September 23, 1906, in Arlington, Massachusetts. Her father, Horace Dexter Hardy, a lawyer, died of pneumonia when Hardy was four. Her mother, Harriet Louise (Decker) Hardy, married engineer Charles Maxwell Sears in 1912. Hardy graduated from Kent Place, a private boarding school in New Jersey, in 1924.

From an early age, Hardy wanted to be a doctor. After graduating from Wellesley College in 1928, she attended Cornell University Medical School (M.D., 1932) over the initial objections of her parents. After completing her residency at the Philadelphia General Hospital (1932-1934), she decided to specialize in pediatrics, and in 1934 she became the physician for the Northfield Seminary (Massachusetts), a preparatory school for girls. The dearth of other doctors there and a surplus of healthy students led her to private general practice as well. She also worked with the Franklin County Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children (1935-1939) and initiated the Pediatric Clinic in the Franklin County Hospital in Greenfield.

In 1939, Hardy became college physician and head of the Department of Health Education at Radcliffe College. A year later, she began her life-long association with the Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH). She remained at Radcliffe until 1945, when she began work for the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, and soon after, the Massachusetts Division of Occupational Hygiene (September 1945 - January 1948, January-May 1949). During this period Hardy became intensely interested in the diagnosis, treatment, and particularly the prevention of industrially-produced disease. A major contribution was the discovery (1945-1946) that exposure to beryllium, then widely in use in fluorescent light bulb factories, caused tuberculosis-like symptoms, and was often fatal. Hardy stirred up a storm of controversy by finding former employees, documenting their cases, investigating working conditions (against the opposition of beryllium manufacturers and users), and presenting her findings in various research settings. Eventually, however, even the industry came to accept her findings, that beryllium disease was predictable, often fatal, and preventable. In 1952 she founded the Beryllium Case Registry at Massachusetts General Hospital to document all known cases of the disease.

Her beryllium work caught the attention of Dr. Alice Hamilton (1869-1970), an earlier pioneer in industrial toxicology. Hamilton asked Hardy to help her to produce a new edition of Hamilton's seminal work, Industrial Toxicology. Hardy was the junior author of the 1949 edition, and twenty-five years later, the major author of the third edition.

After a year (January 1948 - January 1949) as Health Division Group Leader for the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission at the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, where she studied radiation hazards and protective measures for workers, Hardy took charge of the Occupational Medical Service of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Medical Department. There she helped develop the preventive aspects of occupational medicine that she believed were essential to workers' health.

In addition to research and service on numerous professional committees, both national and international, Hardy devoted herself to teaching. She taught at Harvard Medical School (where she was the first woman to hold a full professorship), Harvard School of Public Health, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Tufts Medical School, and Dartmouth Medical School (1971-1973). She urged the respective faculties to give more weight to training for occupational medicine, and for what she termed clinical preventive medicine. Hardy served as mentor to numerous students, whether in her classes or writing from afar.

Hardy's interest in dust-induced respiratory diseases (e.g., asbestosis) led her to investigatory trips to Europe (especially Great Britain) in 1950 and 1956, and Africa (South Africa, and what was then the Congo) in 1957 to study mining conditions. On this last trip she met with Dr. Albert Schweitzer; see #70 for her description of his attitudes toward the native people.

In addition to her extensive professional activities, Hardy found satisfaction in nature, retreating to Dorset, Vermont, and other rural areas for rest and spiritual renewal. With her great curiosity and keen intellect, she read widely in philosophy, history, and literature as well as medicine. Her accomplishments were made in spite of several serious illnesses, the most dangerous of which was a meningioma (brain tumor), removed in August 1972. After a long recovery, she resumed seeing patients, and writing and publishing. She is now retired and lives in Holyoke, Mass., with her sister, Jane (Hardy) Stewart.

Harriet Hardy died of lymphoma on October 13, 1993.

For additional biographical information, see Series I of this collection; Hardy's autobiography, Challenging Man-Made Disease: The Memoirs of Harriet L. Hardy, M.D. (with the editorial assistance of Emily W. Rabe, New York, Praeger, 1983); and the Schlesinger Library Biography File.

ARRANGEMENT

The collection is arranged in six series:

  1. Series I. Personal and Biographical
  2. Series II. Alice Hamilton
  3. Series III. Articles, presentations
  4. Series IV. Teaching and other institutional affiliations
  5. Series V. Correspondence file
  6. Series VI. Patient records

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Accession numbers: 53-30, 73-64, 79-M208, 87-M52

The papers of Harriet Louise Hardy were given to the Schlesinger Library from 1953 to March 1987 by Harriet Hardy.

Related Material:

There is related material at the Schlesinger Library; see Harriet Hardy Papers, 1935-1994 (MC 431).

SEPARATION RECORD

Collection number: MC 387

Collection name: Harriet Louise Hardy

Donor: Harriet Louise Hardy

Accession numbers: 53-30--87-M52

Processed by: Katherine G. Kraft

Date: July 1988

The following items have been removed from the collection:

  1. Typed letter re: Wendell Keith from Hardy to Karl T. Benedict, May 15, 1967; portion of typed letter to Hardy from the Norton Company re: Keith, May 8, 1967. Transferred to Massachusetts General Hospital, Beryllium Case Registry; September 1988
  2. Pamphlet, "The Roots of Kennametal," n.d. Transferred to Manuscripts and Archives, Harvard Business School; January 1989.

Container list

  1. Box 1: 1-13
  2. Box 2: 14-30
  3. Box 3: 31-41, 43-55
  4. Box 4: 56-106
  5. Box 5: 73-93
  6. Box 6: 93-106
  7. Box 7: 107-133
  8. Box 8: 134-160
  9. Box 9: 161-188
  10. Box 10: 189-210, 212-216
  11. Box 11: 217-248
  12. Box 12: 249-277
  13. Box 13: 278-305
  14. Box 14: 306-341

INDEX OF CORRESPONDENTS

The index lists all letters, with the exception of the very few routine communications, from or to all correspondents represented in the collection. Authors of publications and reports have not been indexed. In some instances, institutions have been indexed, and in the case of Alice Hamilton, material about her has been singled out.

Writer only=no symbol

Writer and recipient=*

Recipient only=+

About

  1. AARP Insurance Plan 128*
  2. Abraham, Jerrold L. 129*, 141*, 166
  3. Abrams, Herbert K. 47
  4. Achtenberg, Ben 128+
  5. Adams, Betty 253
  6. Adams, Ruth C. 130*
  7. Adelman, Edith 86
  8. Aitchison, Mary 244+
  9. Albert, Roy 136+
  10. Alberty, Robert 128+
  11. Aldrich, Frank 128*
  12. Alexandersson, Rolph 170+, 188+
  13. Alfano, Louis F. 214+
  14. Allen, Philip K. 198*
  15. Allyn, Richard 128*
  16. Almy, Thomas P. 111*, 112*, 114+, 121+, 180
  17. American Biology Council 175*
  18. American College of Physicians 128*, 215+
  19. American Medical Association 128, 131*, 162
  20. American University of Beirut 186*
  21. Anderson, Robert J. 189+
  22. Anspach, W. 257*
  23. Aron, William 199
  24. Aronow, Saul 128+
  25. Ashe, Harry B. 119+, 245*
  26. Ashford, Nicholas 128+
  27. Association of American Medical Colleges 128*
  28. Atchison, Mary M. 218*
  29. Atkins, Elisha H. 251*
  30. Aub, Joseph 81+, 248+
  31. Australian Atomic Energy Commission 205+
  32. Bacon, J.G. 168+
  33. Baer, Bruce L. 257*
  34. Baetjer, Anna M. 136+, 280
  35. Baier, E. J. 291+
  36. Baird, Susan B. 117*
  37. Baker, George P., Jr. 133
  38. Ball, Robert M. 190+
  39. Barbasch, Avi 253*
  40. Barber, Doris 201+
  41. Barbour, David J. 137+
  42. Barker, William H. 96*
  43. Barmack, John A. 135*
  44. Barnes, R. C. 275*
  45. Barnum, Ferdinand 256*
  46. Barr, Joseph S. 86
  47. Bauer, Walter 83+
  48. Baughman, Richard D. 121*, 135
  49. Bauman, Dennis 95
  50. Baumgartner, Leona 135*
  51. Beard, Belle Boone 51*
  52. Beard, Rodney R. 137*
  53. Becklake, Margaret R. 135*, 170*
  54. Bell, Alan 297*
  55. Belliveau, Fred 135+, 215, 257*
  56. Benedek, George B. 103
  57. Benedict, Karl 214*
  58. Berger, L. B. 140*
  59. Bergmans, P. 246
  60. Berry, George Packer 83+, 86+
  61. Bessey, Otto A. 177*, 178*
  62. Bielan, Douglas J. 197*
  63. Billings, Leon 138+, 221+
  64. Bilowz, Walter G. 141*
  65. Biluto, Scott 253
  66. Bishop, Ronald C. 83+
  67. Blaney, Lamson 214*
  68. Bleich, Howard L. 253
  69. Blomquist, E. T. 178+
  70. Bloomfield, J. J. 135*
  71. Boffey, Philip M. 135*, 271*
  72. Bogni, Joseph A. 214+, 215+
  73. Bok, Derek 85*, 87, 99*
  74. Boston, Pamela 170*
  75. Botsford, Thomas 214+
  76. Boucot, Katharine R. Guest 254+
  77. Bowditch, Manfred 47, 48*, 97+, 136+, 196*
  78. Boylen, George W., Jr. 103+, 138, 299+
  79. Bridbord, Kenneth 155*
  80. Brodeur, Paul 135+, 203, 243
  81. Brooke, Edward W. 197*
  82. Brooks, E. P. 136
  83. Brown, Edmund G. 196+
  84. Brown, George T. 144
  85. Browning, Ethel 246*, 255+
  86. Brues, Austin 135*
  87. Bruner, H. David 133
  88. Bryce-Smith, D. 135*
  89. Buchan, Ronald F. 48+
  90. Buck, Robert W. 214+
  91. Bulkley, Jonathan W. 174*
  92. Bumford, Forrest H. 121+, 244*
  93. Bunting, Mary I. (Polly) 137
  94. Burnham, Grace M. 248+
  95. Burtman, Norman 228*
  96. Bushnell, Frances K. L. (Kathy) 135*
  97. Butler, James P. 142*
  98. Cahill, George F. 205
  99. Cambridge Medical Improvement Society 145
  100. Campbell, Irene R. 254
  101. Candau, M. G. 297*
  102. Carbone, Paul P. 177
  103. Caroselli, William R. 145a*
  104. Carstensen, Warren 145+
  105. Cartier, Paul 171+
  106. Cartwright, Noel J. 186
  107. Castle, William B. 86+, 88
  108. Castleman, Benjamin 86+, 132+
  109. Chalfin, Melvin 104+
  110. Challenger, Helen F. 202
  111. Chamberlin, Richard I. 103, 104*, 132*, 138, 141+, 145*, 170*, 179, 264
  112. Chapman, Carleton B. 113*
  113. Chapman, Earle M. 81+, 145*
  114. Chapman, John S. 257, 298
  115. Charles, Verbeeck 145
  116. Charman, Robert C. 145*
  117. Chastain, Murray 250*, 257+
  118. Chatterton, John C. 257*
  119. Cheek, Jeannette 261*
  120. Chipman, John 186+
  121. Cholak, J. 132
  122. Clark, Dean 189*
  123. Clark, Steven A. 271*
  124. Clough, Richard H. 135+
  125. Coates, E. Osborne, Jr. 145*
  126. Cochrane, Archibald 145+
  127. Codman, Katy (Mrs. E.A.) 48+
  128. Cogan, David 98+
  129. Cohen, Phinn 141+
  130. Cohen, Robert V. 253*
  131. Cole, Philip 253*
  132. Commonwealth Fund 250*, 251*
  133. Congdon, Thomas B., Jr. 267+
  134. Connecticut, State of 145
  135. Cooper, E. Crawley 290*
  136. Cooper, John A. D. 128*
  137. Cooperstein, Irving L. 177*
  138. Cornwell, G. G., III 244
  139. Coughlin, Tyson W. 141, 142*
  140. Cramer, Elaine M. H. 145*
  141. Crockett, David C. 234*
  142. Cronkhite, Leonard 83+
  143. Cronkhite, Walter 145+
  144. Cullen, Mark 141*
  145. Culver, B. Dwight 145*
  146. Culver, Perry 82+
  147. Cumber, Ellen 70+
  148. Cumming, Hugh S. 248
  149. Cummings, Martin M. 247, 255*
  150. Cunningham, J. G. 248*
  151. Curran, William 47+
  152. Custer, Eugene E. 169*, 170*
  153. Dahlke, Miriam 254+
  154. Dammin, Gustave J. 137
  155. Danielson, Lennart 150*
  156. Darrow, Dan K. 155
  157. Davidson Rubber Company 149+
  158. Day, Harry P. 257*
  159. Day, N. E. 140+, 187
  160. Dealy, James B. 86
  161. Deckel, A. W. 141*
  162. Deichman, William B. 149*
  163. Deitch, Selma 149+, 155*
  164. Dennison, David 149+
  165. Denuce, J.M. 149+
  166. Dickie, Helen A. 149*, 255*
  167. Dinman, Bertram 151*
  168. Dobson, R. Lowry 279+
  169. Doll, Richard 149+, 251
  170. Donald, Mary 149+
  171. Doran, William T. 133+
  172. Douglas, Richard M. 149*
  173. Dow, David C., Jr. 145
  174. Doyle, Henry N. 149*
  175. Dreyer, George 228+
  176. Drimped, Marie 51*
  177. Drinker, C. K. 248+
  178. Drinker, Philip 48*, 81, 97*, 98
  179. Dror, K. 253
  180. Dukes-Dobos, Francis 297*
  181. Dun, Angus 80
  182. Duncan, J. A. 241+
  183. Duncan, Kenneth P. 237*
  184. Dunne, John B. 83
  185. Dunning, Gordon M. 133
  186. Dutra, Frank R. 132*
  187. Eaton, James 228+
  188. Ebert, Roger H. 87*, 96, 186
  189. Eckardt, Robert E. 152*, 221*, 237*
  190. Eckholm, Erik 257*
  191. Eden, Murray 103*
  192. Edward W. Browning Achievement Award 134
  193. Edwards, Charles 271+
  194. Edwards, F. H. 228
  195. Effros, Robert C. 196*
  196. Eisenbud, Merril 136*, 137
  197. El Batawi, M. A. 297*
  198. Elkins, Hervey B. 241
  199. Elkinton, J. Russell 166
  200. Elsevier Publishing Co. 246*
  201. England, Albert C. 287
  202. Environmental Defense Fund 153*
  203. Environmental Health Programs, Inc. 154*
  204. Environmental Protection Agency (United States) 155*
  205. Epstein, Samuel S. 156*
  206. Eschenbach, Henry A. 152
  207. Ettinger, Alice 255*
  208. Evans, Harrison 253*
  209. Evard, Helen M. 253*
  210. Faden, Michael 271
  211. Faella, Michael J. 158*
  212. Falk, Leslie A. 159*
  213. Faria, Lawrence 158+
  214. Farnsworth, 103+
  215. Farny, Cyril 158+
  216. Faulkner, Charles S. 121+
  217. Federman, Daniel D. 160*
  218. Felson, Benjamin 158*
  219. Felton, J.S. 252
  220. Ferris, Benjamin 98+
  221. Fidler, Anne T. 52*
  222. Finkel, Asher J. 128, 158*, 251, 276
  223. Finklea, John F. 227*
  224. First, Melvin 276+
  225. Fishman, Alfred P. 162*
  226. Fishman, Charlotte 257*
  227. Fitz, Reginald H. 251
  228. Fitzpatrick, Thomas 98+
  229. Flaccus, Sally 158*
  230. Flanagan, Barry 140
  231. Fletcher, Charles M. 163*, 189+
  232. Flindt, Michael L. H. 164*
  233. Flinn, Robert H. 178*
  234. Foreman, Harry 255*
  235. Forssman, Magnus 165
  236. Forssman, Sven 165*, 297*
  237. Foss, Joe M. 158*
  238. Foulger, John 241*
  239. Frank, Robert M. 158*
  240. Frechette, Alfred L. 158+, 214+
  241. Freiman, David G. 166*
  242. Friberg, Lars 158*, 234*
  243. Fuller, Hugh 168+
  244. Fuller, Robert W. 228
  245. Gaade, W. 246*
  246. Gaensler, Edward A. 86, 98+, 134, 167*
  247. Galinsky, Leon J. 253*
  248. Galler, Sidney R. 199+
  249. Gallo, William J. 167*
  250. Gardiner, John 167+
  251. Gardner, James H. 222*
  252. Gardner, Leroy 136*
  253. Garland, Joseph 47*, 255*, 256*
  254. Garland, Margaret 167*
  255. Garvey, James E. 167+, 196
  256. Gauvain, Suzette 167*
  257. Gephart, Thomas 214+, 215*
  258. Gerlier, Felix 149 (about)
  259. Gerring, Irving 81+, 274
  260. Gersuny, Carl 167*
  261. Gibbs, Frederic 80*
  262. Gifford, G. Edmund, Jr. 167*
  263. Gilson, John C. 171*, 189+, 265
  264. Gitlin, David 251*
  265. Gleason, Francis 200*
  266. Goldfinger, Stephen E. 214
  267. Goldman, Alfred 83*, 168+
  268. Goldsmith, John R. 172*
  269. Golz, H. H. 167*
  270. Gooding, Judith 103
  271. Gordon, Emanuel 179*
  272. Gosselin, Robert E. 167, 183
  273. Goyette, C. H. 218*
  274. Graham, J. C. 167
  275. Grainger, Shirley J. 116*
  276. Grant, Joseph L. 167*, 121+
  277. Grant, Lee B. 167+
  278. Green, Gareth M. 173*
  279. Green, Howard H. 218
  280. Green, Jerome G. 167+, 271
  281. Green, Reginald 167+
  282. Greenburg, Leonard 167*
  283. Greene, Peter 167+
  284. Gregg, Allen 157+
  285. Gregory, Margaret 205*
  286. Gribble, Gordon W. 257
  287. Grierson, D. K. 169
  288. Gross, David R. 167
  289. Gross, Robert 103
  290. Grut, Aage 97*, 167+, 237*
  291. Haffrenreffer, Jean Rowland 292*
  292. Haggerty, Robert J. 174+, 255
  293. Halley, Paul D. 214*
  294. Hamblin, Edward 174+
  295. Hamilton, Alice 44*, 45*, 46*, 48+, 248*
  296. Hamilton, Margaret 50+
  297. Hamilton, Rush 47+
  298. Hamilton, T. Stewart 253*
  299. Hanlon, John J. 175
  300. Hanna, Charles W. 188*
  301. Hardy, Irad B. 214*
  302. Hardy, Sherman K. 174*
  303. Harken, Dwight E. 123, 176*
  304. Harley, Russell A. 174*
  305. Harper, Gordon 147*
  306. Harrington, Kevin B. 198*
  307. Hasterlik, Robert J. 174*
  308. Hatch, Theodore F. 252*
  309. Hawes, Lloyd E. 174+
  310. Hayes, Wayland J., Jr. 174*
  311. Hays, Harry W. 137*
  312. Hecker, Lawrence H. 174*
  313. Heimann, Harry 178*
  314. Heinemann, Henry O. 253*
  315. Heller, John H. 189
  316. Hempelmann, Louis H. 174*
  317. Henderson, Richard 175*
  318. Henderson, Yandell 248
  319. Henriques, F. C. 175
  320. Herman, Peter G. 85
  321. Herman, Stephen P. 253*
  322. Hiatt, Howard 175+
  323. Hickam, John B. 88+
  324. Hill, Lister 175*
  325. Hine, Charles H. 158*, 175+
  326. Hodge, Harold 136+, 183*
  327. Hoeber, Paul B. 47*, 249*, 254+
  328. Holden, Melvin 175*
  329. Hornig, Donald F. 85*
  330. Horstman, Addie 256*
  331. Houston, Charles S. 253*
  332. Howard, Ruth Brown 175
  333. Howe, Henry F. 162
  334. Howell, Doris A. 96
  335. Howell, Mary C. 175+, 253*
  336. Hricko, Andrea 182+
  337. Hudson, Leonard D. 175*
  338. Hueper, Wilhelm C. 252+
  339. Hughes, James R. 175*
  340. Hull, Mrs, Gordon 175+
  341. Hunt, Vilma R. 175
  342. Hunter, Donald 248*
  343. Hunter, Ralph W. 175+
  344. Huntington, Virginia 175+
  345. Hurlbert, E.C. (Miss) 104*
  346. Hurwitz, David 175*, 241*
  347. Hussey, Raymond 81, 131*
  348. Husted, Jean 149*
  349. Infante, Peter F. 142, 143*, 184*
  350. Ingelfinger, Franz J. 142*, 215*, 225*, 253*
  351. Israel, Harold L. 184+
  352. Isselbacher, Kurt J. 184*
  353. Itaya, Sharon 185*
  354. Itoh, Yokichi 184*
  355. Jacobson, Bernard M. 184*
  356. Jahn, R. P. 255
  357. James, Geriant 184+
  358. Janes, G. Sargent 82
  359. Jeffries, Sally 229
  360. Johnson, Frank B. 129+
  361. Johnson, Kenneth D. 116*, 184+
  362. Johnson, Marie-Louise 121*
  363. Johnson, Wayne 228*
  364. Johnson, William A. 287+
  365. Johnston, Charles W. 248*
  366. Jones, Andrew 174*
  367. Jones, Boisfeuillet 258
  368. Jones, Frederick L., Jr. 184
  369. Jones, Gene 251*
  370. Jones-Williams, William 138+
  371. Jordan, Sara M. 295
  372. Journal of Occupational Medicine 184+
  373. Judd, Walter 184+
  374. Juliet, Eduardo I. 251*
  375. Kahara, Toshihito 140+
  376. Kalmar, Rosalyn R. 186*
  377. Kammer, Adolph G. 255*, 256*
  378. Karl, Richard C. 121+
  379. Karnovsky, Manfred L. 145+
  380. Karolinska Institute 186*
  381. Katsas, George G. 196*
  382. Kaufman, Al 186 (about)
  383. Kaupas, Vladas 244*
  384. Kazantzis, George 141*
  385. Kazemi, Homayoun 92, 140+, 141+, 143, 170+, 184, 187*
  386. Keenan, Terrance 250*, 251+
  387. Keeton, Robert E. 186+, 268
  388. Kehoe, Robert A. 136, 196*, 221+, 248*
  389. Keller, Martin D. 94
  390. Kelley, Wilbur E. 249+
  391. Kellner, Virginia C. 252+
  392. Kempner, Walter 186*
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Processed: July 1988

By: Katherine Kraft

Title
Hardy, Harriet Louise, 1906-1993. Papers of Harriet Louise Hardy, 1910-1984: A Finding Aid
Author
Arthur and Elizabeth Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America
Language of description
eng
Sponsor
This collection was processed with funds provided by Clara G. Schiffer.
EAD ID
sch00016

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