1 Hiroshima, Hijiyama park, future ABCC lab looking west to [illegible] from the bluff, July 1949
- MS196-0611
- Item
- 1949
Part of Mac Suzuki Photograph Collection
Category: Hiroshima. Categories are based on notations provided by Mac Suzuki.
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1 Hiroshima, Hijiyama park, future ABCC lab looking west to [illegible] from the bluff, July 1949
Part of Mac Suzuki Photograph Collection
Category: Hiroshima. Categories are based on notations provided by Mac Suzuki.
Part of Mac Suzuki Photograph Collection
Category: Kure to Hiroshima. Categories are based on notations provided by Mac Suzuki.
10 Hiroshima, gas tank with shadow
Part of Mac Suzuki Photograph Collection
Category: Hiroshima. Categories are based on notations provided by Mac Suzuki.
11 paper lanterns decorate cemetery at Hiroshima, autumn festival
Part of Mac Suzuki Photograph Collection
Category: Hiroshima. Categories are based on notations provided by Mac Suzuki.
12 paper lanterns decorate cemetery at Hiroshima, autumn festival
Part of Mac Suzuki Photograph Collection
Category: Hiroshima. Categories are based on notations provided by Mac Suzuki.
Part of Mac Suzuki Photograph Collection
Category: Hiroshima. Categories are based on notations provided by Mac Suzuki.
2 road between Kure and Hiroshima
Part of Mac Suzuki Photograph Collection
Category: Kure to Hiroshima. Categories are based on notations provided by Mac Suzuki.
3 highway - Kure to Hiroshima, 5/1/49
Part of Mac Suzuki Photograph Collection
Category: Kure to Hiroshima. Categories are based on notations provided by Mac Suzuki.
Part of Mac Suzuki Photograph Collection
Category: Hiroshima. Categories are based on notations provided by Mac Suzuki.
Part of Mac Suzuki Photograph Collection
Category: Hiroshima. Categories are based on notations provided by Mac Suzuki.
4 Kure - Hiroshima highway in springtime, May 1950
Part of Mac Suzuki Photograph Collection
Category: Kure to Hiroshima. Categories are based on notations provided by Mac Suzuki.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Howard B. Hamilton with tennis racket in hand, excited because the work week is over.
5 grave of AB [atom bomb] victims, side of railroad track near Koyaura between Hiroshima and Kure
Part of Mac Suzuki Photograph Collection
Category: Kure to Hiroshima. Categories are based on notations provided by Mac Suzuki.
5 Hiroshima, hypocenter area, 9 April
Part of Mac Suzuki Photograph Collection
Category: Hiroshima. Categories are based on notations provided by Mac Suzuki.
Part of Mac Suzuki Photograph Collection
Category: Kure to Hiroshima. Categories are based on notations provided by Mac Suzuki.
6 Hiroshima, hypocenter area, 9 April
Part of Mac Suzuki Photograph Collection
Category: Hiroshima. Categories are based on notations provided by Mac Suzuki.
7 highway - Kure to Hiroshima, oyster bed, 5/1/49
Part of Mac Suzuki Photograph Collection
Category: Kure to Hiroshima. Categories are based on notations provided by Mac Suzuki.
7 Hiroshima, peace celebration in Aug 1948, across from museum, 1953, "No More Hiroshimas"
Part of Mac Suzuki Photograph Collection
Category: Hiroshima. Categories are based on notations provided by Mac Suzuki.
8 Hiroshima, gas tank with shadow at 2.18 kilometers
Part of Mac Suzuki Photograph Collection
Category: Hiroshima. Categories are based on notations provided by Mac Suzuki.
8 road between Kure and Hiroshima
Part of Mac Suzuki Photograph Collection
Category: Kure to Hiroshima. Categories are based on notations provided by Mac Suzuki.
Part of Mac Suzuki Photograph Collection
Category: Hiroshima. Categories are based on notations provided by Mac Suzuki.
[A Concerned Howard in Pencil]
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Howard B. Hamilton sadly traipsing through the snow whereas he probably should be skiing.
A Famous Tennis Player in Hiroshima
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Awa playing tennis as a 'famous tennis player in Hiroshima.'
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon depicting a somber Dr. Arthur D. Bloom where the Bloom family is wishing him well with the caption reading, "Have a Nice Trip."
A Seminar in a Lovely Day (For Tennis)
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Howard B. Hamilton giving a lecture at a seminar with his collegues. One of the researchers already has his tennis racket in hand to play after the meeting.
AAA and TH After Dinner at HDB
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of a rotund Dr. Akio Awa and a TH after eating at [H?]DB. The top caption reads, "We're Thoroughly Stuffed. Thank you."
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon signed, "AAA," for Dr. Akio Awa who is depicted as returning a borrowed book. The caption reads, "Thank you very much." The title of the cartoon appears to be in someone else's hand, and it is presumed as Dr.Hamilton's, who may have created some of the titles for some of these illustrations.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon first of a mini-series related to image MS066-006-033b. Here Dr. Howard B. Hamilton is laughing at Dr. Awa's bruised knee, but the joke will soon be upon Dr. Hamilton.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Akio Awa lecturing at a seminar and appears to be highly nervous
ABBC Nurses and Japanese nursing students
Part of ABCC Photograph Collection
Ms. Veda, a Japanese Supervisor, and Zoe Green, an American supervisor, with two ABCC Nurses and student nurses from an unidentified Japanese nursing school. Ujina.
ABCC Internal Medicine Examining Room
Part of ABCC Photograph Collection
Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission Internal Medicine Examining Room featuring an examination table, sink, cabinets, and medical instruments and supplies.
Part of ABCC Photograph Collection
Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission Parasitology staff at work in a laboratory using microscopes and other instruments.
Part of ABCC Photograph Collection
Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission Pathology staff at work in a laboratory using microscopes and other instruments.
The ABCC Photograph Collection consists of photographs of various sizes of staff, survivors, buildings, and events that pertain to the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission at Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The vast majority of the photographs are black and white and in good condition. The dates of the photographs range from 1946 to the 1970s. The collection is in one series, with the photographs housed in envelopes and totals nine boxes. The collection provides photographic evidence of the destruction and injuries caused by the atomic bombs, and how the Japanese and allied doctors and military personnel worked together and the cultural exchanges that occurred. The photographs focus on the staff and the different things they did with their Japanese counterparts and not of the survivors that they studied. The photographs are in good condition. Some photographs have corners that are bent or have been crumpled. Others have come off of the backing they were glued to. There are some photographs that have yellowed or have some discoloration on them.
Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission
Part of ABCC Photograph Collection
Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission Statistics staff work in an office setting.
ABCC Statistics, patient sample coding
Part of ABCC Photograph Collection
Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission Statistics staff work in an office setting coding patient samples.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Arthur D. Bloom weilding a fly swatter to attack the cockroaches.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Arthur D. Bloom leaving for work on an airplane. His head is wrapped in a bandage surrounding the outer perimeter of his head, which is a common motif in cartoons of someone being or feeling ill.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Arthur D. Bloom literally 'sleeping on the plane' on his way to a conference in Washington. This is an unlikely spot to take a nap, but Dr. Bloom seems to be in quite a deep sleep. Caption says, "Preparation for The Great Conference: Sleep tight!"
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Arthur D. Bloom and his family taking a boat tour minus the boat. This is a part two to a two-part mini series of drawings.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of a presumably intoxicated Dr. Awa walking back from the Bonenkai, which is a Japanese drinking party held among coworkers. At 6:00pm Dr. Awa left the train station and went to Yasaku. Next, Dr. Awa heads to the 'Bar District' by 8:30pm, and he was in bed by 1:00 am snoozing away.
After the Chromosome Conference
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Awa peacefully being crushed by a giant chromosome.
[Arthur D. Bloom on Brown Lunch Bag]
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Arthur D. Bloom smoking his pipe with his eyes crossed appearing stressed. Dr. Bloom is frequently depicted with his seemingly beloved pipe, and this cartoon has been drawn on what appears to be a brown paper lunch sack.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Arthur D. Bloom working at break-neck speed while never putting down his pipe.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr.HBH, or Howard B. Hamilton, performing in a Japanese theater called No? (Noh). This was a past time for Dr.Hamilton, and he would later translate No? plays into English. Dr.Arthur D. Bloom is seen photographing Dr. Hamilton in the cartoon. The comic is signed AAA for Dr. Akio Awa.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Hamilton being chased by a bee.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Awa enjoying a large beer. There are Japanese characters for the caption.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Awa with an unconvincing face stating, "Thank You, Sir. I'm Fine, Sir." The vapors are a vague catch-all phrase. The meaning may differ for this cartoon, but Dr. Awa is standing above an open man-hole after walking past a caution construction sign indicating something maybe mentally draining.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Howard Hamilton looking at crickets and/or grasshoppers in the dining room. Although bugs in the cafeteria typically cause diners uneasiness, Dr. Hamilton seems delighted by these dinner companions. Caption reads, "Back of Dining Room Check."
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Howard B. Hamilton barking at a dog barking at him. This is the first part in a series of two cartoons related to image MS066-006-045b pasted beneath it on the original object.
[Barking Up the Wrong Tree: Consequences]
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Howard B. Hamilton with a giant smile after getting into a fight with a dog. This is the second part to the first comic pasted above it on the original object.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Hamilton sick in bed with a thermometer in his mouth with his EKG sheet near his head.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Howard B. Hamilton
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Awa waving goodbye to Arthur D. Bloom. This is the second comic in a series of three.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of a large pair of eyes glowing in the night.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of one person looking into a cage of a man at his desk with a smaller man inside a smaller cage. It seems like a metaphysical portrait of having to report to your supervisor.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Howard B. Hamilton sleeping peacefully in a hammock right before Dr. Awa sneaks his way up a tree to disturb his nap.
Dr. Tessmer served as the first Director of the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission (ABCC), NAS-NRC Field Agency, from 1948 to 1951. His archival collection relates to the origin and subsequent progress of the ABCC. The bulk of the material in his collection is administrative in nature. Included are semi-annual and annual reports, NAS and NRC committee reports, early negotiations, reports from the initial clinical surveys, published scientific reports and correspondence dating from 1947. Approximately, 300 photographs and 15 sets of negatives accompanied Dr. Tessmer's Collection. The photographs have since been moved, housed separately with the ABCC photograph collection, and have been cataloged. This collections is 7.125 linear feet (18 boxes).
Dr. Tessmer's Collection is essential for researchers studying the history of the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission and early radiation medicine. Also available is a taped interview with Dr. Tessmer conducted by Dr. Mary Winkler, which was recorded on December 6, 1985. The collection is open for research. Individuals interested in using the collection should contact the Director of the Historical Research Center or the Coordinator for the ABCC Collections.
The Carl F. Tessmer Collection contains publications from a number of government agencies, military branches and civilian organizations. They clearly illustrate the establishment and association with the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission. Dr. Tessmer served as the first Director of the ABCC. The papers are predominately administrative and are organized under the issuing agency. The strengths of the collection are the early reports and correspondence dating from 1947 to the mid-1950s. The scientific publications come in the form of abstracts and reprints from the 1970s and 1980s.
Unique to this collection are several maps of Post-War Japan, cultural publications and artifacts. Most of these publications are no longer available in Japan. e.g. Dr. Tessmer donated two lapel pins. The first is a Rotary International pin presented to him at the time he became an honorary member of the Hiroshima Rotary. The second is the ABCC pin. Which was designed to follow the widespread Japanese custom of a lapel pin to show association with a company or institution, and to assist with identification. It is made, incidentally, by one of the traditional Japanese methods of fine metal work. Essentially it involves incising the metal surface and hammering small filaments of gold into the clefts. It incorporates the proper Aesculapian figure. Worthy of note is the fact somewhat later ABCC members were told that the Japanese reacted a little unfavorably to the serpent portion. The concept of the pin was readily accepted by the early Japanese staff. Its subsequent use is unknown.
As stated in the introduction, Dr. Tessmer's photographs have been rehoused and cataloged as single items and in sets. The bibliographic records and holdings are in a machine readable format. The findings aid for the photographs are the following: traditional card files and computerized bibliographic records in online catalogs. All of the photographs are black and white and most were taken by Mr. Einhorn, photographer for the U.S. Army Signal Corps. These photographs provide a wonderful visual record of the establishment and early activities of the ABCC.
The collection is arranged in sixteen series: I. Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission Field Agency Committee on Atomic Casualties Division of Medical Sciences National Research Council - Reports II. United States Atomic Energy Commission - NYO III. Office of the Air Surgeon - NP IV. Magazine and Newspaper Articles V. Reports Prepared for Director of Defense Nuclear Agency VI. Abstracts and Reprints VII. 406th Medical General Laboratory VIII. Office of the Chief Surgeon Far East Command IX. National Research Council X. Ministry of Health and Welfare. Japanese Government XI. ABCC Correspondence and Reports XII. Cultural and Historical Publications on Japan XIII. Maps XIIII. Communications XV. Artifacts XVI. National Academy of Sciences and National Research Council XVII. ABCC Publications
The individual series are arranged under the alpha-numeric code given by the issuing agency, chronologically and alphabetically where applicable. Segments of the collection arrived with an established order. Where possible, the initial organization was retained. Dr. Tessmer wisely saved notes, draft copies, annotated versions and final printings of significant reports. This provides researchers a unique opportunity to explore the various stages for issued reports. His collection did not contain many duplicates or photocopies. All metal hinges, staples, and paper clips were removed. Archival bond was interleaved to keep related documents and attachments together. Where required, documents on acidic paper were photocopied onto archival bond paper and the originals discarded. Some fragile documents were placed in L-velopes to maintain their integrity and to help contain possible contaminants.
The collection includes correspondence with individuals, military officials, government departments and agencies from the United States and Japan, Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission Field Agency Committee on Atomic Casualties Division of Medical Sciences National Research Council, Office of the Air Surgeon, National Research Council, United States Atomic Energy Commission, National Academy of Science, Director of Defense Nuclear Agency, 406th Medical General Laboratory, Ministry of Health and Welfare Japanese Government, semi-annual reports, annual reports, quarterly reports, surveys, studies, discussions, magazine and newspaper articles, abstracts and reprints, memoranda, correspondence, interim reports, appendices, standing operating procedures, agency and department publications, travel publications, postcards, maps, telegraphs, programs, score and lyrics, artifacts, conference reports and photographs. There are some documents written in Japanese and a few in both English and Japanese. This is specifically noted in the inventory.
Abbreviations used include: ABCC - Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission Assoc - Association COM - Committee NAS - National Academy of Sciences NRC - National Research Council SCAP - Supreme Commander for the Allied Forces Sp - Special
Abbreviations for journal titles include: ACTA HAEMATOL. JPN. - Acta Haematology Japan Acta Obst et Gynaec Jap - Acta Obstetricia et Gynaecologica Japan Amer J Epidem - American Journal of Epidemiology Amer J Public Health - American Journal of Public Health Hum.Genet. - Human Genetics JADA - The Journal of the American Dental Association J Chron Dis. - Journal of Chronic Diseases J NATL CANCER INST. or JNCI - Journal of the National Cancer Institute J RADIAT. RES. - Journal of Radiation Research
Series Description
I. Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission Field Agency Committee on Atomic Casualties Division of Medical Sciences National Research Council - Reports, 3 Boxes These reports are arranged chronologically. Most of the semi-annual reports were issued in two parts - part 1 is research and part 2 is administration. They date from 1 July 1951 through 31 December 1953. Other annual reports, summaries and quarterly reports that make-up this series date from 1950 and 1951. The semi-annual report in folder is accompanied by a handwritten note to C. Tessmer. The cover of the semi-annual report in folder 11 is labelled "corrected" and is accompanied by a typed memorandum from Dr. Frank H. Connell.
II. United States Atomic Energy Commission - NYO, 2 Boxes The publications in this series are files by NYO number. Recorded is the complete title, author and date. In some instance the TIS Issuance Date is given. NYO-4469 in folder 15 is stamped "Unclassified", initialled and dated 2/21/57. Printed are round table discussions by the survivors, bibliographies, medical examinations and follow-up studies. Included are three growth and development program studies by Earle L. Reynolds.
III. Office of the Air Surgeon, 2 Boxes There are five volumes of reports in this series dated April 19, 1951. They are filed by NP number. Entitled : Medical Effects of Atomic Bomb. The Report of the Joint Commission on the Effects of the Atomic Bomb in Japan. Army Institute of Pathology.
IV. Magazine and Newspaper Articles, 1 Box The three articles filed in this series illustrates the continued interest in the atomic bomb survivors by the general population. The publications are : Life magazine, Empire: the magazine of the Denver Post and The Pittsburgh Press.
V. Reports Prepared for Director of Defense Nuclear Agency, 1 Box These reports are filed alphabetically. They all date from the early 1980s. Of the seven reports field in this series the first four are technical reports and the last three are final reports. Military focus.
VI. Abstracts and Reprints, 1 Box This single box contains 37 separate articles. They are filed alphabetically by title. All date from the late 1970s and the 1980s. The primary topic is the health of the a-bomb survivors and their offspring.
VII. 406th Medical General Laboratory, 1 Box Two public health reports are filed here. One is on the black flies of Japan and Korea.
VIII. Office of the Chief Surgeon Far East Command, 1 Box A published report from the office on parasitic mites is filed here.
IX. National Research Council, 1 Box Memorandum to the Committee on Atomic Casualties are filed here. This committee helped lay the groundwork for the foundation of the ABCC. It was created in 1947.
X. Ministry of Health and Welfare. Japanese Government. 1 Box The Japanese National Institute of Health of Minstry of Health and Welfare formally joined the studies of the ABCC in 1948. A single administrative public health report is filed here.
XI. ABCC Correspondence and Reports, 2 Boxes This is one of the most outstanding series of this collection. Filed here are correspondence and interim reports leading to the establishment of the ABCC - primarily to and from the General Headquarters Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers. Public Health and Welfare Section. Discussed is the need for the ABCC, the funding, and continued support. There are letters from Dr. H. Grant Taylor to Dr. Tessmer. Dr. Taylor succeeded Dr. Tessmer as the Director of ABCC. Included are annotated copies of reports issued by Dr. Tessmer as ABCC Director. The first clinical studies by ABCC scientists are filed here. Some are preliminary reports, status surveys - marked not for publications and studies that include letters from the authors and sets of photographs. This is indicated on the inventory. The photographs were sleeved, labelled and left with pertinent correspondence, manuscripts, drafts, or reports.
XII. Cultural and Historical Publications on Japan, 1 Box This series is unique to the collection. Dr. Tessmer has collected tourist information printed in Occupied Japan. Included are guides, postcards, maps, published photographs, booklets. The cities of Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Tokyo and Nikko Shrine are represented.
XIII . Maps, 1 Box Some of the maps were issued by the United States Air Force and others by the Japanese Travel Bureau. All are folded and some have legends in both English and Japanese. This has been noted in the inventory.
XIV. Communications, 1 Box In this series are filed Japanese Telegraphs and materials from the Hiroshima Rotary Club. The Hiroshima Rotary Club conducted a program on September 27, 1949.
XV. Artifacts, 1 Box An ABCC lapel pin and part of a Rotary International lapel pin are boxed in this series. A description of the pins can be found in the second paragraph of the Organization section of this guide.
XVI. National Academy of Sciences and National Research Council, 1 Box, The reports, memoranda, and meeting programs in this series are from the 1950s. Accompanying some of the reports are handwritten notes. The reports are scientific, admistrative and procedural. The provisional analysis of the Tumor Registry Data, committee reports from visits to the ABCC, the Unified Study Program can be found here.
Important subjects: Army Institute of Pathology, Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission Field Agency Committee on Atomic Casualties Division of Medical Sciences National Research Council, artifacts, atomic calculations, atomic medicine, congenital and hereditary abnormalities, consanguinity, culture, cytogenetics, Defense Nuclear Agency, 406th Medical General Laboratory, genetics, hematology, Hiroshima, Japan, Japanese Institute of Health. Ministry of Health and Welfare, Nagasaki, National Academy of Sciences, National Research Council, Office of the Air Surgeon, Office of the Chief Surgeon Far East Command, radiation, Rotary International, SCAP, serology, Tokyo, United States Atomic Energy Commission vital statistics.
Among the authors and correspondents are : H. Grant Taylor, William J. Schull, Paul G. Filmore, Seymour Jablon, Felix E. Moore, R. Keith Cannan, John C. Bugher, James V. Neel, Lowell A. Woodbury, Robert M. Hupsel, Morihiro Ishida, Robert W. Miller, Robert F. Poole , Jr., Neal Tsukifuji, Werner Wells, Wm. Walter Greulich, John J. Lentz Jr., Melvin A. Block, Raisuke Shirabe, T. Fujii, K. Tsuchitori, M. Oishi, Herman E. Pease, Merril Eisenbud, John S. Lawerence, Philip S. Owen, Daniel Noce, Lewis H. Weed, Wataru W. Sutow, Michinori Hamada, Sadahisa Kawamoto, Earle L. Reynolds.
Tessmer, Carl F.
Christmas decorations at the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission in Hiroshima
Part of Robert D. Lange, MD papers
A garland arch reading "Merry Xmas" and other Christmas decorations over a doorway at the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission's Hiroshima facility at New Years
Lange, R. D. (Robert D.)
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Howard B. Hamilton holding a biopsy needle at the conference looking mischievous. It appears someone is bleeding/dying out of the frame.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Awa mapping out the timeline of the Bonenkai, a Japanese drinking party among coworkers. The party began with Awa leaving the train station. By 6:00pm Dr. Awa visited Yasaku, and by
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of a cat[?] with a nicotine habit, smoking a pipe. The creature is wearing a ten-gallon hat, and this poster has American Wild West undertones. The caption says, "Dead or Alive $100,000 FBI Wanted Chrom. Lab."
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Howard B. Hamilton attempting to run away from Dr. Awa who is grabbing him by his bow tie.
Part of ABCC Photograph Collection
Men and women dining at a table at the mess at the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission Gaisen-Kan facility.
Sakoda, George T.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Howard B. Hamilton carried on a stretcher into an ambulance after nearly dying from boredom in a staff meeting.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Akio Awa with "devil" Dr. Hamilton, and the cartoon is a display of dark humor. When the characters in the cartoons are up to no good, they are usually depicted with horns and fangs. This is probably a hyperbole of the sentiment, "You're killing me!"
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Howard B. Hamilton being thrown away.
Dr. M. Suzuki, "Pete" Yamasaki, Honjo Dam, 14/5/50
Part of Mac Suzuki Photograph Collection
Category: Hiroshima. Categories assigned by archivist.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of a staff member referred to as "HS." She appears to be handed a frustrating work assignment.
Eleanor Roosevelt visits the ABCC
Part of ABCC Photograph Collection
Visiting the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission, Eleanor Roosevelt sits in the front row of an assembly. She and Grant Taylor, who is standing at the head of the room, lean in towards on another.
Sakoda, George T.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Awa's silhouette or possibly Dr. Howard B. Hamilton's silhouette pasted onto a blue piece of paper.
This collection consists of one small photo binder containing 56 photos measuring about 5 x 3.5 inches. There are also several loose photos that are roughly 6.5 x 4.5 inches as well as 8.5 x 5 inch photos. The photos document events related to the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission or the Radiation Effects Research Foundation. Many of the pictures were taken at the Hijiyama facility in Hiroshima. A few photos show U.S. Senator Ted Kennedy visiting the ABCC Hijiyama facility. Other photos depict reunions or gatherings of former members of the ABCC and RERF. Most of the individuals are not identified. ENAMI Akiko donated this collection through her friend UEMOTO Merry, who visited the McGovern Historical Collections research center October 18 and October 19, 2012 along with Dr. Jack Schull. The collection is contained in the Small Manuscript Collection (SMS) within one folder measuring 0.0625 cubic feet.
Subjects: ABCC, RERF, SHIGEMATSU Itsuzo, U.S. Senator Ted Kennedy
ENAMI Akiko
[Eyes in the Back of Your Head]
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Awa adjusting the microscope more than necessary.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of presumably Dr. Hamilton, although the bow tie is not visible/present. Dr. Hamilton is seen driving this same style VW Bug in other cartoons. This cartoon is reflective of the Flinstones motif, where Fred powered the motion of his car with his feet.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of unidentifed subject waving goodbye to Arthur D. Bloom in a series of cartoons. This is the third comic in a series of three.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Awa using a cannon: It backfired.
Five Hiroshima nurses outdoors
Part of Robert D. Lange, MD papers
Five Hiroshima nurses posing outdoors in kimono with buildings and mountains in the background
Lange, R. D. (Robert D.)
Five Hiroshima nurses outdoors
Part of Robert D. Lange, MD papers
Five Hiroshima nurses posing outdoors in kimono with buildings and mountains in the background
Lange, R. D. (Robert D.)
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Howard B. Hamilton flooding a tennis court with his own sweat. The caption at the bottom reads "Isni Kai Match."
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Awa giving a televisioned thank-you for cookies. The gesture he is making is called Akanbe, or Akkanbee, and is used as a taunting/silly gesture.
Four Hiroshima nurses outdoors
Part of Robert D. Lange, MD papers
Four Hiroshima nurses posing outdoors in kimono
Lange, R. D. (Robert D.)
Frozen to Death in Staff Meeting
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Howard B. Hamilton in a giant chunk of ice being wheeled out of a staff meeting by Dr. Awa
Part of ABCC Photograph Collection
Fumiko Shitamae, Barbara [Geathard], M. [Gonsalves], W.Z. Green, Mary Carson, Dr. Mac Suzuki, and Richard Brewer gathered together to sing. They appear to be huddled around a piano holding sheet music.
Part of ABCC Photograph Collection
Dr. Samuel J. Kimura, Pearl Kimura, Harold Hiroshi Nishi, Richard Brewer, and Barbara [Geathard] gathered in a living room to sing together.
George Sakoda and Motoshi Yamasaki at Ujina
Part of ABCC Photograph Collection
George Sakoda and Motoshi "Pete" Yamasaki at Ujina. They are standing against a wooden railing, with water and mountains in the background.
Sakoda, George T.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of professional employees from the Atomic Bomb Casualty Comission enjoying a game of volleyball. This cartoon is the second of two.
Part of ABCC Photograph Collection
Kitasako, Koike, and Tom Umeda playing Go, probably at the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission Office in Hiroshima.
Sakoda, George T.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Howard B. Hamilton unconvincingly saying, "Good morning."
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Awa offering a unique morning salutation.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of unidentified subject without a nose.
Group of Hiroshima nurses gathered outdoors
Part of Robert D. Lange, MD papers
A group of Hiroshima nurses in kimono gathered outdoors with buildings and mountains in the background
Lange, R. D. (Robert D.)
Happy Return to{ Japan, Hiroshima, and ABCC
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Arthur D. Bloom returning to Hiroshima and going back to work.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Howard Hamilton getting hit over the head with an unusually large tennis racket by a "devil" Dr. Akio Awa. When the characters in the cartoons are up to no good, they are usually depicted with horns and fangs. Dr. Akio Awa is clearly up to some mischief in this scene that is reminiscent of other famous cartoons such as "Tom and Jerry."
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Howard B. Hamilton waiting patiently as a dog and puppies cross the street using a crosswalk.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of an unidentfied subject calling for help from Yoshida's locker. The caption reads, "Buy a New Locker Right Now!!" This is the second cartoon of two related to image MS066-006-076a.
Here is a Boy Sleeping Eternally (Killed by…)
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of an unidentified victim packed unconventionally in a casket.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers
Cartoon of Dr. Hamilton with Dr.Makind at Yuenchi.
Part of Howard B. Hamilton, MD papers