S. R. Zimmerman appears in 7 documents in our library (1935–1965).
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In our library
7 documents in our library name S. R. Zimmerman, by collection.
Sumner Simpson Papers (7)
- M. F. Judd to S. R. Zimmerman Sending the Lanza Report (1935) (recipient)
- S. R. Zimmerman to M. F. Judd Acknowledging the Lanza Report (1935)
- S. R. Zimmerman to Sumner Simpson on the Arrangement with Dr. Gardner (1936)
- Sumner Simpson to S. R. Zimmerman Sending Vandiver Brown's Letter to Dr. Gardner (1936) (recipient)
- S. R. Zimmerman to Sumner Simpson Acknowledging Gardner's First Progress Report (1937)
- Sumner Simpson to S. R. Zimmerman Sending Dr. Gardner's First Progress Report (1937) (recipient)
- R. L. Moore to S. R. Zimmerman Sending J. Wronski's Comments on the Public Health Service Dust Report (1965) (recipient)
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