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Items associated with name 'United States Steel Corporation'
Correspondence from Dr. W. Kenneth Riland
by Riland, W. Kenneth (1957)
1 folder (0.1 linear feet)
Correspondence from Dr. W. Kenneth Riland, Chief Physician, consists of a single letter written to All Employees of the United States Steel Corporation in New York. On October 31, 1957, Dr. Riland's memo, entitled "Asiatic Influenza and Upper Respiratory Infections," details that there has been an increase in upper respiratory tract infections, but that many are not Asian type influenza. He offers precautions including adequate rest, a balanced diet, avoiding crowds, and adequate protection against temperature and weather conditions. He also advises what to do if one were to become sick and asks that absences from illness be reported to the Medical Department. A scanned copy of the letter is available under Attachments.
Correspondence to Mary E. Mock
by Mock, Mary; Walter, Paul (1906 – 1920)
1 box (1 linear feet)
The Correspondence to Mary E. Mock contain letters directed to a young woman in the early 20th century. The collection dates from 1906-1920, with the majority of letters from 1914-1920. Letters from friends and family detail gossip and complaints. The majority of the letters are from Mary’s future husband, Dr. Paul Walter, and describe his training as a doctor and his experience during the first World War.