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TITLE	Minutes of the Pima County Medical Society (Pima County, Arizona): Meeting minutes; [1952-09-26-07]
CREATOR	Pima County Medical Society (Pima County, Arizona)
SUBJECT	Bate, Thomas Henry, Jr.; Eisenhower, Dwight David; Hayden, Edward Martin; Thompson, Harry Edward Arizona Medical Association; Salt Lake City (Utah); Utah; American Medical Association; socialized medicine; Democrats and Democratic Party
DESCRIPTION	Meeting minutes; [1952-09-26-07]. [P1087]
TYPE	Text
Material Collection	AHSL-T 2005-01 Arizona Health Sciences Library
Acquisition Note	Donated by the Pima County Medical Society (Tucson, Arizona). Ownership of the paper originals of the 1904-1954 minutes of the Pima County Medical Society (PCMS) was transferred by PCMS to the Arizona Health Sciences Library.
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DATE ORIGINAL	1952-09-26
Time Period	1950s (1950-1959)
ORIGINAL FORMAT	Typescript minutes
Source Identifier	AHSL-T 2005-01 Minutes of the Pima County Medical Society (Pima County, Arizona), 1904-1954. P1087.
DIGITAL IDENTIFIER	P1087.jpg
Date Digital	2005-12 (4/16/2010 upload)
DIGITAL FORMAT	JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group)
File Size	802100 Bytes
REPOSITORY	Arizona Health Sciences Library (http://www.ahsl.arizona.edu)
Full Text	Board of Directors Meeting, September 26, 1952 Page 4 Dr. Harry Thompson stated that Dr. Thomas H. Bate, President of the Arizona Medical Association, had asked him to say that there had been a meeting at Salt Lake City on the 15th or 16th of September of representatives of the AMA to discuss whom to vote for President, and that it was the feeling of the AMA that each Society might well have a political party apart from sponsorship of their own Society to bring the word that Eisenhower seems to be the man who actually is against socialized medicine. Both candidates have been interviewed, and the consensus of opinion is that Eisenhower would be the man for organized medicine, and Dr. Bate had thought it would be fitting for the President of this Society to appoint a committee to spread the word among the doctors. Dr. Thompson said he thought it an imposition, if one is a good Democrat, to be asked to vote for Eisenhower, but that what all doctors are interested in is the future of medicine . Dr. Thompson moved that the President appoint a committee to investigate this problem. Motion seconded by Dr. Hayden and carried . _______________________________ _____________________________ President Secretary-Treasurer
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