Medical Report by Walter S. Stevens, 5–8 Oct. 1932

Summary: 
Document provides overview of medical and sanitary conditions of school with recommendations for improvements.
Description: 

Report recommends continuing Minnie Puckee as hospital attendant, covering hospital dining room with linoleum, adding furniture to hospital, repairing screens on school buildings, replacing toilets, extending city electrical current to dormitories, and adding new cold storage systems to kitchen. Related items were part of a report.

Identifier: 
gdp-dc0003-0091
Citation: 
Medical Report by Walter S. Stevens; 5–8 Oct. 1932; Folder: 50511-1932-150, Box 3; Central Classified Files, 1907–1939 (NAID 300324); Office of Indian Affairs; Record Group 75; National Archives and Records Administration-Washington, DC.
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Inspection Report of W. S. Stevens, 21 Oct. 1932

Digital Heritage
Topic
Health, Disease and Mortality, School Operations
Summary
Inspection report facing sheet for letter of 21 Oct. 1932.
People
W. S. Stevens
gdp-dc0003-0090-001

Letter from Walter S. Stevens to Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 21 Oct. 1932

Digital Heritage
Topic
Health, Disease and Mortality, School Operations
Summary
Regarding the general health, medical work, personnel, and sanitary conditions of school
People
Superintendent Bogard, Walter S. Stevens
Topic: 
Health, Disease and Mortality, School Operations
People: 
Dr. Homer Davis, Dr. H. A. Reed, Ethel Brink, Minne Puckee, Superintendent Bogard, Walter S. Stevens
Places: 

Winnebago, NE; Omaha, NE

Format: 
Government Report
Type: 
Text
Original Date Description: 
5–8 Oct. 1932