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Follow-Up Study of Head Wounds in World War II, by a. Earl Walker and Seymour Jablon (1961) / Chapter Skim
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Appendix 4: Letters to Veterans
Pages 177-180

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From page 177...
... JOHN SMITH 1234 Fifth Street City, State DEAR MR. SMITH : The National Research Council is conducting a study of the present condition of a selected group of men who were hospitalized during military service for head injuries.
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From page 178...
... JOHN SMITH 1234 Fifth Street City, State DEAR MR. SMITH : I have had no reply to my letter of , sent to you regarding the follow-up examinations which I am conducting on veterans with head injuries.
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... SMITH : The National Research Council study of veterans who had head injuries during World War II is in progress, and I should like to remind you that the opportunity still remains for you to have a thorough checkup on your physical condition at no cost whatever. This study is a purely medical one and has nothing to do with your relationship with the VA.
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