George R. Weber appears in 20 documents in our library (1935–1943).
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In our library
20 documents in our library name George R. Weber, by collection.
Sumner Simpson Papers (20)
- George R. Weber to Sumner Simpson on Dust Improvements at Manheim (1935)
- M. F. Judd to G. R. Weber Identifying the Plants in the Metropolitan Life Study (1935) (recipient)
- M. F. Judd to G. R. Weber Sending the Lanza Report (1935) (recipient)
- M. F. Judd to George R. Weber Enclosing the Metropolitan Life Survey of Manheim (1935) (recipient)
- Sumner Simpson to George R. Weber on Raybestos-Manhattan's 1936 Canadian Asbestos Contracts (1935) (recipient)
- Sumner Simpson to George R. Weber on the Startling Metropolitan Life Report on Manheim (1935) (recipient)
- M. F. Judd to George R. Weber on Otto Binder Leaving Metropolitan Life (1936) (recipient)
- Sumner Simpson to George R. Weber Sending Vandiver Brown's Letter to Dr. Gardner (1936) (recipient)
- E. H. Jeffords to George R. Weber Sending the State Health Board's Charleston Dust Report (1937) (recipient)
- E. H. Jeffords to George R. Weber on Luttenberger's Visit and the Lack of Drawings (1937) (recipient)
- George R. Weber to E. H. Jeffords on Sending Luttenberger to Study Charleston's Dust Control (1937)
- Sumner Simpson to George R. Weber Sending Gardner's First Progress Report (1937) (recipient)
- Sumner Simpson to George R. Weber Sending Gardner's September Letter (1937) (recipient)
- George R. Weber to Sumner Simpson Returning Gardner's Report (1938)
- Sumner Simpson to George R. Weber Sending Gardner's Second Progress Report (1938) (recipient)
- Sumner Simpson to George R. Weber on Gardner's Second Progress Report (1938) (recipient)
- Sumner Simpson to George R. Weber Sending the 1939 Manheim Recheck Survey (1939) (recipient)
- George R. Weber to Sumner Simpson Offering to Bring Metropolitan Life's Report to New York (1943)
- Sumner Simpson to George R. Weber Asking for Metropolitan Life's Manheim Dust Findings (1943) (recipient)
- Sumner Simpson to George R. Weber on the X-Ray Machine in the Manheim Hospital (1943) (recipient)
Names in the documents
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