A letter from Nadim Attallah who tells Krouger about his accident, his truck fell into the river and two people were killed. He will send him the money when this case is over. Dated August 18, 1949, Kouroussa, Guinea.
"Memoirs" by Wadea Kassab recounts Wadea's life from his childhood in Damascus and Bloudan, to his immigration to America in 1889, and through his pursuit of education and a career in dentistry.
A doctor's note from Docteur S. Najm in Beirut, Lebanon. The note is addressed to Kail Kmeid and lists the dates that he has previously visited the doctor, totaling five visits since 5 November 1957.
This article published in "The Voice" is a continuation of the paper's medical series. This article concerns the "kangaroo court" set up by the Dallas County Medical Society which attempted to close the clinic Dr. Nassour established in Garland,…
This article published in "The Voice" discusses Dr. Nassour's consistent issues with the AMA and Travis County Medical Society. Being fed up with their blacklisting him, and anyone that were to talk to him Dr. Nassour decided to seek legal action…
This article published in "The Voice" is part two of "Dr. Nassour Takes the AMA To Court." This issue specifically addresses Dr. Nassour's defamation suit against the Travis County Medical Society.
This article published in "The Voice" is a continuation of the paper's medical series. This article concerns the discrimination suit against the Blue Cross insurance company. The article specifically addresses the corrupt nature of those within the…
This article published in "The Voice" is the fourth in a series on public health facilities, and it discusses the issue with healthcare coverage across America. Dr. Nassour's solution to this problem is described, a central hospital surrounded by…
This article published in "The Voice" is a continuation of The Voice's series on public health. The article discusses Dr. Nassour's expulsion from the American Medical Association (AMA) and exclusion from the Travis County Medical Society.
This article published in "The Voice" is a further continuation of their public health series. This article discusses the reasons behind his exclusion and expulsion from both of the medical associations, which have nothing to do with the…
A newspaper clipping with a photograph of Delor Ellis receiving a check from Robert S. McDonnell for the Carthage Area Hospital, Inc., dated 13 June 1974.
An issue of the El Paso Journal which features Nassour. Nassour is featured in for his mistaken arrest after failure to appear in court as an expert witness in a felony rape case. Dr. Nassour told the journal he would be filing a suit for damages in…
An issue of the El Paso Jaycees Business Review which Nassour is featured in an article that discusses his Mesa Medical Clinic, a minor emergency clinic in El Paso that allows lower income people to get medical treatment while also promptly receiving…
An issue of the Austin newspaper Metro & State from October 9, 2002. Nassour's obituary is featured along with an article that discusses his medical contributions throughout Texas, "Doctor dedicated life to treating the poor," and "Doctor: At 85, he…
Photograph of a sign for Dr. Anis N. Sawaya Dermatology and Cosmetology Business located in Bteghrine, Lebanon. They are the first cousins of George Kahdy.
A chain of emails that refers to Mettrie Lari's diagnosis of breast cancer and her subsequent double mastectomy. Another chain of emails from three months earlier between Mettrie Lari and her mother Barbara Estes goes into detail about how their…
A certificate of age for Mary Hadid, signed by a physician, confirming her date of birth as February 28, 1900, residence as 182 Maple St., and age as at least 16.
This manuscript by Aelyas Kassab is a history of the Kassab family and a biography of Aelyas's own life. It begins with Aelyas's grandfather Elyas Kassab, born in 1814, and traces the family through the 19th century
A newspaper clipping titled 'Red Cross Officers' with a photograph of Dugal C. Peck, Delor (spelled Delore) J. Ellis, Mrs. U. Grant LeFevre and William F. Nicol circa 1967.
A brochure from the New Jersey Department of Human Services Division of Mental Health Services Disaster and Terrorism Branch titled, 'Coping with the Stress of Emergency Evacuation' circa 2006.
An empty glass bottle embossed with the name "Haddad." Note from the donor: Ameen F. Haddad had two MDs, one from Protestant College and one from New York University. He had offices at 89 Broad St. and worked to develop face creams, which is likely…
Miscellaneous news about medicine, the invention of the telegraph, and a statement issued by the Druze in Lebanon warning against publishing any work about the Druze before obtaining its approval.
Herbert Nassour poses with his daughter Dina as they hold her medical certificate upon her graduation from medical school. The picture was taken at Herbert's clinic in El Paso.
Photograph of Hamilton Clinic and Hospital building and sign. Sign has names Dr. P. Hubbard Jr and Dr. H.R. Nassour Jr. The name on the building reads Hamilton Sanitarium.
Photograph of Herbert Nassour in a white coat posing with a human skeleton, possibly during his time as a student at American University of Beirut (AUB).
Photograph of a surgical procedure taking place at Hamilton Clinic and Hospital. Herbert Nassour is located in the middle of the three operators facing the camera and Hoda is on his right.
Photograph of boxer Bert Lynam on a hospital bed after his surgery. Herbert Nassour stands by Bert as they shake hands and Hoda stands to the left of Herbert.
