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ウィリアム・C・モロニ―博士は、ABCCの研究者として日本で過ごした2年間、写真を撮影するとともに、克明な日記をつけていた。...

このコレクションは６ボックスからなる。ボックス1-3は原爆傷害調査委員会（ABCC）のテクニカル・レポート（1959-1975年）、およびRERFの報告書（1980年-90年代初頭）である。ボックス6は大判資料専用で、大判の写真2枚と証明書が収納されている。報告書類は年代順に配列してある。残り2箱は、ベルスキー博士と他の医師たちの間で交わされた書簡であり、内容はABCCにおける研究の他、時に個々の患者に関する言及も含まれている。ABCCテクニカル・レポートの草稿や、出版物に掲載された論文等のコピーも含まれている。ボックス4-5に収納されている書簡等の資料は、原則として年代順に配列されている。

Scope and Content Note: This series contains both personal and business correspondence. The first folder contains personal letters from Dr. Miller to his family during his time in Hiroshima. The second folder primarily contains interoffice memos. The fourth folder contains some business letters and a summary of a report for the RERF.

Scope and Content Note: This series contains most of the published material within the collection. The first folder contains some publications of the RERF, including a report by the foundation and a directory of retired members. The second folder in the series contains journal articles. The articles, written by Dr. Miller, other ABCC members, and others in the medical field, analyze and discuss some of the findings of the ABCC's studies and secondary findings from those. The third folder contains book reviews of books written about the effects of the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki as well as the ABCC's study and what they were doing at the time. The fourth folder contains newspaper articles about an exhibit on the effects of the atomic bombings and some articles published in the Japanese newspaper Chugoku Shimbun about the ABCC. The fifth folder in the series contains a book about a study of the radiation effects of the atomic bombings and a couple of pamphlets about the ABCC.

Scope and Content Note: This series contains the ephemera of the collection. Folder one contains a limited period membership card to the Joint Services Officers Mess in Tokyo, Japan.

Jarrett H. Folley, MD, served as the Director of the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission (ABCC) during 1950 and 1951. The Jarrett H. Folley, MD, papers collection is comprised of official interim and quarterly reports issued by the ABCC, a reprint written by Folley, Dr. Wayne Borges and Dr. Takuso Yamawaki "Incidence of Leukemia in Survivirs of the Atomic Bomb in Hiroshima and Nagasaki", and a typescript discription of the programs of clincial investigation by the ABCC. In the archival manuscript collections donated by other former ABCC members are reports and articles written or coauthored by Dr. Folley. Also, in the photograph collection are numerous black and white photographs of Dr. Folley posing with nurses and fellow physicians. The collection consists of 0.5 cubic feet (1 box).

The collection is divided into three series: Reports; Reprints; and Presentations. The Reports series is comprised of official interim and quarterly reports issued by the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission. The Reprints series includes an article written by Dr. Folley, Dr. Wayne Borges and Dr. Takuso Yamawaki for the American Journal of Medicine "Incidence of Leukemia in Survivirs of the Atomic Bomb in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan." The documents in the Presentation series consist of "The Involvment of Dartmouth Personnel in the Hiroshima and Nagasaki Follow-up Studies" accompanied by Dr. Folley's handwritten note, and a typescript description by Dr. Folley of "the program of clinical investigation carried on by the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission." The materials are in good condition.

Folley graduated from Harvard Medical School. His medical training included Mary Hitchock Memorial Hospital, New Haven Hospital, and University of Pennsylvania. Folley's major interest was in the field of internal medicine. He served as the President of the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Clinic, Hanover, New Hampshire from 1964 to 1974. Folley was the Medical Director of the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission (ABCC) from 1950 to 1951, during his leave of absence from the Hichcock Clinic, Hanover, New Hampshire. In 1948 the ABCC initiated the first survey of the incidence of leukemia in populations exposed to high energy radiation by the explosion of an atomic bomb. Folley published his report on the incidence of leukemia in the survivors of the bombing in Hiroshima and Nagasaki in the American Journal of Medicine in 1952. He died in 1991.

During his 17-month affiliation (January 1953 to May 1954) with the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission Dr. Marvin A. Kastenbaum recorded some of his experiences on film. He donated three reels of 8 mm film to the Harris County Medical Archive in the Fall of 1995. Margaret A. Irwin has transferred the 8 mm film to VHS video cassette. This film is a unique visual history. Recorded are attractions in Japan, highlights from festivals, and scenes of daily life. Approximately one-third of the footage is devoted to ABCC personnel, activities and sites. The latter part of the film includes scenes of Hong Kong, Bangkok, India, Pakistan, Israel and Greece that Dr. Kastenbaum filmed after leaving Tokyo, Japan in May 1954.

Scope and Content Note: The reprints are arranged in alphabetical order by title. Dr. Moloney described the reprints in the following statement on September 16, 1985:

"While they do not represent a great contribution, I believe the studies I carried out with Bob Lange on the preclinical phase of CML were important, i.e., the finding that the early CML cases demonstrated very low alkaline phosphate activity in polymorphological leukocytes was at least an original observation. Unfortunately, as you know, at the time we had no cytogenetic capability . . . "

These reports were published by the ABCC and leading scientific journals. They date from 1954 to 1966. All have Dr. Lange as an author. Some include Dr. William Moloney.

Scope and Content Note: Scope and Content Note: The ABCC and RERF authored a number of monthly and annual periodical publications to convey information. These publications include: Annual Reports-a complete summary of operations from July 1 to June 30; Technical Reports-the results of original research from scientific investigations; Research Protocols-approved scientific procedures to be used in investigations; Commentary And Review (RERF only)-replaced the Technical Report series; RERF Update-news publications containing non-scholarly lbs about the organization; RERF News Letter-internal news for employees. The sub-series is organized by the type of publication and then by date.