1945 Correspondence Regarding the Wagner-Dingell Bill and its Impact on the Medical Profession, 1945-06-29

Item — Box: 7, Folder: 4

Identifier: CAC_CC_047_1_7_4_0003

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1945 Correspondence Regarding the Wagner-Dingell Bill and its Impact on the Medical Profession, 1945-06-29

The first text is a letter from a congressman to a doctor, expressing his support for the medical profession and his opposition to any bill that seeks to control or socialize doctors. The congressman also mentions his close association with the medical community and assures the doctor of his continued support. The second text is a letter from a medical association member to the same doctor, discussing concerns about the Wagner-Dingell Bill and emphasizing the importance of independence and autonomy for the medical profession. The letter requests the doctor's support in opposing the bill.

Dates

1945-06-29

Language of Materials

English

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