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Coroner's Committee Campaign – 1956: Report, Folder 1
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Coroner's Committee Campaign – 1956: Report
Manuscripts
1 item. Contains the following sections: General, Endorsement Requests, Speakers' Bureau, Printed Materials Used, and Newspaper, Trade, Other Publicity.
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Coroner's Committee Campaign – 1956: Report, Folder 2
Manuscripts
2 items. Contains section "Publicity Clippings." Includes "Report on Speakers Bureau."
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Coroner's Committee Campaign. Miscellaneous Papers
Manuscripts
17 items. Contains: rough drafts of memoranda and Report on Speakers Bureau, correspondence between Lewis T. Bullock, Arthur J. Will and Theodore J. Curphey regarding new position, and notebooks.
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Coroner's Committee. Committee Correspondence
Manuscripts
5 items. Contains memoranda by Lewis T. Bullock.
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Coroner's Committee Campaign – 1956: Report, Folder 3
Manuscripts
3 items. Contains section "Technical Data." Includes two manuscripts: "Administrative Bulletin to all Autopsy Surgeons" by Ben H. Brown and "Official Medicolegal Investigations" by R. B. H. Gradwohl.
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Los Angeles County Medical Association's Coroner's Committee campaign records
Manuscripts
The collection contains the material the committee used in running the campaign to get County Charter "D" passed in Los Angeles County. The collection includes campaign reports, correspondence (chiefly by committee chairman Lewis T. Bullock), committee minutes, printed materials, publicity information, applications, and memoranda. There is also material used in the search for the first coroner which includes correspondence between the committee and Theodore J. Curphey, who was eventually hired and became the first Coroner of Los Angeles County in March 1957. There are also manuscripts by Los Angeles County Deputy Coroner Ben H. Brown and Dr. R. B. H. Gradwhol regarding the professional role of a coroner.
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