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Collection Dates:
(Bulk Dates: 1960s)
3 linear ft.
This document describes a collection of materials held
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University of Iowa Libraries
Iowa City, Iowa 52242-1420
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e-mail: lib-spec@uiowa.edu
Posted to Internet: March 2000
Photographs: Box 2
Film/Video: After the scrapbooks
Audio Material: Casette tape box 1
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Table of Contents
Box
1 Articles about Dr. Ward -- Correspondence, July 9, 1964
Box
2 Correspondence, July 10, 1964 -- Photographs
Box
3 Speeches by Dr. Ward, Index - February 19, 1965
Box
4 Speeches by Dr. Ward, February 21, 1965 -- November 17, 1965
Box
5 Speeches by Dr. Ward, 1965 -- May 17, 1975
Box
6 Speeches by Dr. Ward, June 13, 1975 -- Undated -- Testimonial
Dinner
Scrapbooks,
1963 --1965
Chronological index of speeches given by Dr. Donovan F. Ward
A native of Dubuque, Iowa, Donovan Frederick Ward was born in 1904. He was a student at the University of Dubuque from 1923 to 1925, and he graduated with his medical degree from the University of Iowa in 1930. After his internship at St. Mary's Hospital in Detroit was completed in 1931, Dr. Ward returned to Dubuque. There he began his career in medicine, specializing in surgery. Dr. Ward was very active in his professional organizations at both the state and national levels. He was president of the Dubuque County Medical Society as well as the Iowa Clinical Surgeons Society. Dr. Ward was also president of the American Medical Association from 1963 through 1964. He was also involved in community affairs, local businesses, and the University of Iowa Alumni Association. Dr. Ward died in 1998.
The papers of Donovan F. Ward consist of more than three linear feet of manuscripts dating from 1929 to 1980. There are six boxes of articles by and about Dr. Ward, subject files, correspondence, and speeches. The subject files include topics ranging from class reunions to the Medical Speakers Bureau. Correspondence files date from 1944 to 1964 and include letters from Henry O. Talle, Guy M. Gillette, and Bourke B. Hickenlooper. There are nearly four boxes of speeches given by Dr. Ward, spanning a period of some thirty-five years. There are also scrapbooks, videotapes, and audiotapes included in the papers. Much of the material in this collection relates to his presidency of the American Medical Association.
Articles
About Dr. Ward:
"Congratulations to Dr. Ward," Aug. 1964.
"AMA's Donovan Ward: New Man in a Tough Job," Dec. 4, 1964.
"Honor for Dubuque Doctor, " Sept. 3, 1984.By Dr. Ward:
"Penicillin in the Treatment of Osteomyelitis of the Mandible," 1944.
"Benign Lesions of the Colon," Nov. 1963.
"Four Horsemen of Quackery: Fear, Gullibility, Deceit, and Deadliness," Jan. 1965.
"More Doctors Needed?" June 12, 1965.
"Professionalism: What It Is - And How to Achieve It," July-Aug. 1965.
"Presentation Remarks," Nov. 15, 1965.
"Letters to the Editor," Oct. 7, 1966.
"Appendicitis-appendiceal Lesions," 1966.
"Why Drug Names Concern the Doctor," May 5, 1967.
"The Eagle and the Arrow," Feb. 1, 1972. (Includes typescript, galley proofs, and published journal.)
Audio
Tape, Nov. 1964. "Mobilizing Mental Health Resources at the Community Level."
Biographical Material
-- Donovan F. Ward.
Certificates, 1960-1965.
Class Reunion (1930),
1979 -- 1980.
Correspondence
1944 -- 1963. Including letters from Henry O. Talle, Guy M. Gillette, and Bourke B.Hickenlooper.
January -- May 1964.
June 1964.
July 1 -- 9, 1964.
Correspondence (cont.)
July 10 -- 31, 1964. Including a letter from Harold E. Hughes.
August-December 1964. Including a letter from Harold E. Hughes.
1965 -- 1968. Including a letter from Lyndon B. Johnson.
Undated.
Greeting cards, 1964.
Inaugural Newsfilm
and Tape Usage, 1964.
Introduction to Clinical
Medicine, 1964 -- 1965.
Lists of Hospitalized
Cases and Major Surgery Cases, 1944 -- 1947.
Medical Speakers
Bureau, 1964.
Medicate Controversy,
1964 -- 1965.
Miscellaneous, 1957
-- 1965.
Notebooks
Dermatology (from the lectures of Dr. Kessler), 1929 -- 1930.
Medicine (from the lectures of Dr. E.P. Scarlett), 1930.
Pathology (from the lectures of Dr. G.H. Hansman), 1927.
Phonograph
Record, Nov. 30, 1964.
Speeches by Dr. Ward
Index.
1946 -- Feb. 19, 1965.
Speeches by Dr. Ward
(cont.)
February 21, 1965 -- November 17, 1965.
Speeches by Dr. Ward
(cont.)
1965 -- May 17, 1975.
Speeches by Dr. Ward
(cont.)
June 13, 1975 -- June 7, 1980.
Undated.
Telegrams, 1964 --
1965.
Testimonial Dinner, April 14, 1965. Program and Tape.
1963 -- 1965. (4 volumes)
"Are 200,000 Doctors
Wrong?" 1964 -- 1965. (2 tapes)
"Community Health
Services" 1965.
"Health Care at the Crossroads" 1965.
Chronological Index of Speeches Given by Dr. Donovan F. Ward
"The General Treatment
of a Patient with a Severe Burn" 1946
"Cancer Education"
April 1, 1952
"Mason's-Miners Lodge
#273 Centennial Address" November 21, 1958
"The Eleventh Hour"
June 13, 1960
"Medicare" July 16,
1962
"Fifty Years with
Finley Alumni Address" August 3, 1963
"The Four Horsemen
of Quackery" March 12, 1964
Voluntary vs. Compulsory
Health Insurance" April 24, 1964
"Memorial Day - 1964
- Platteville, Wisconsin" May 30, 1964
"Something Worth
Keeping-The American Way" June 9, 1964
"Address to Junior
Class, Wartburg Theological Seminary" September 9, 1964
"A Look at Some AMA
Activities" September 13, 1964
"What to Do About
Aging" September 15, 1964
"Vital Interprofessional
Relations" October 6, 1964
"Panel Presentation"
October 14, 1964
"What the AMA Is-And
Isn't" October 16, 1964
"A Great New Story
to Sell" October 16, 1964
"We Need Your Help
to Help Our Patients" October 17, 1964
"Four Goals for Medicine"
October 20, 1964
"The Bright Road
of Modern Medicine" October 21, 1964
"We Can Lose Only
Once" October 22, 1964
"Medicine Looks at
Religion" October 26, 1964
"Keynote Address"
October 30, 1964
"Why This Forum"
November 1, 1964
"The AMA Looks at
'65" November 4, 1964
"Address of Welcome"
November 6, 1964
"Disaster Medical
Care-A Team Effort" November 8, 1964
"Remarks Before the
House of Delegates" November 30, 1964
"The Role of the
Physician in Physical Fitness and Its Allied Area" December 4, 1964
"1965-A Year for
Medical Unity" December 10, 1964
"AMA Educational
Campaign Conference" December 13, 1964
"President's Address
to the House of Delegates" December 14, 1964
"Diverticulitis and
Diverticulosis" 1964
"Teamwork" January
4, 1965
"Welcome Remarks"
January 9, 1965
"Medical Science
in This Country" January 12, 1965
"What's Best for
Our Elderly" January 26, 1965
"Draft-Strand" January
1965
"Presentation Remarks"
February 7, 1965
"Statement of the
AMA Re: H.R. 1, 89th Congress-Hospital Isurance, Social Security,and
Public Assistance Amendments of 1965" February 8, 1965
"American Medicine's
Stake in Expanded Mental Health Services" February 19, 1965
"The Will to Win"
February 21, 1965
"The AMA-What, Why
and How" February 25, 1965
"Let's Be Fair About
It" March 2, 1965
"The AMA" March 8,
1965
"Symposium on Medical
Education" March 10, 1965
"You Deserve the
Best: Get It" March 15, 1965
"United We Can Do
the Job" March 20, 1965
"Success-Motion Plus
Direction" March 24, 1965
"James S. McLester
Memorial Lecture" March 29, 1965
"A New Environment
for American Medicine" March 1965
"A Help to Few-Unfair
to Many" April 5, 1965
"How Can the Medical
Profession Best Meet the Needs of the American Public for Comprehensive
Medical Care?" April 9, 1965
"Why the AMA
Speaks Out on the Health Care Issue" April 10, 1965
"What Doctors Prescribe"
April 12, 1965
"The AMA" April 20,
1965
"Proposed Medical
Legislation" April 21, 1965
"Welcome Remarks"
April 26, 1965
"What's Inside the
Medicake?" April 27, 1965
"Dynamic Years Ahead
for Medicine" May 9, 1965
"Statement of the AMA Re: H.R. 6675, Social Security Amendments of 1965. Before
the Committee on
Finance U.S. Senate" May 11, 1965
"The Relationships
Between Religion and Medical Practice" May 15, 1965
"Charge!" May 22,
1965
"A Tribute to Excellence"
May 22, 1965
"Any Questions that
the Committee May Have" May 24, 1965
"Why, What, and How?"
May 25, 1965
"Professionalism:
What Is It and How Do You Achieve It?" June 1, 1965
"How to Build Your
Family's Health" June 2, 1965
"Be Wisely Selfish"
June 3, 1965
"Address of Welcome"
June 20, 1965
"Every Caesar Has
His Brutus" June 22, 1965
"Remarks of the President"
June 1965
"Executive Health"
July 27, 1965
"Truth or Myths"
September 12, 1965
"Medicine, Government-and
the Future" October 23, 1965
"How Do They Read
You" October 24, 1965
"The Executive Syndrome"
November 4, 1965
"Tomorrow --The Great
Illusion" November 11, 1965
"You and Your Practice
Under Medicare" November 17, 1965
"Why a Dues Increase
is Necessary" 1965
"Commencement Address"
1965
"The AMA" 1965?
"Today Is Yesterday's
Tomorrow" January 17, 1966
"Dues Increase" February
1966
"Be Wisely Selfish"
April 12, 1966
"Welcome Address"
April 14, 1966
"Medicare" April
17, 1966
"A Doctor's Doctor"
April 23, 1966
"You and the Practicing
M.D." April 1966
"The Effect of Medicare
on Physicians" May 25, 1966
"You Deserve the
Best: Get It!" July 11, 1966
"Do It Now" September
10, 1966
"The AMA in the USA"
September 17, 1966
"Happenings on the
Hill" November 15, 1966
"Denver Medical Society
Address" March 7, 1967
"The Diagnosis and
Treatment of Medicare" March 7, 1967
"How the AMA Views
Governmental Medical Care" April 14, 1967
"Governmental Medical
Care" May 9, 1967
"Dyersville Community
Hospital Ground Breaking Ceremony" August 20, 1967
"Physical Education
in the Eyes of the Physician" October 20, 1967
"Medicare Bill" 1967
"A Look at the Cost
of Health Care" January 16, 1968
"Medicine and the
Free Enterprise System" March 6, 1968
"Your Hospital and
Its Dedication" July 26, 1969
"Medicine and Religion"
February 1970
"Dr. Burtis E. Montgomery
Night" September 19, 1970
"National Health
Insurance" January 27, 1971
"Tell Him Now" December
8, 1971
"Should Peer Review
Be Structured by Legislation?" 1971
"Physical Therapists"
April 1972
"Finley X-ray Technicians"
May 9, 1972
"Medicredit as an
Alteration to National Health Policy" April 17, 1974
"The Sick and the
Bedfast" July 31, 1974
"University of Iowa
Health Sciences Library Dedication Ceremony" September 27, 1974
"Armed Forces Day"
May 17, 1975
"Graduation Address-Finley
Hospital School of Radiologic Technology" June 13, 1975
"Masonic Temple Installation"
January 7, 1978
"People Caring for
People" April 30, 1978
"What If There Were
No AMA?" August 2, 1978
"Accentuate the Positive"
January 1979
"The National AMA
Scene" June 7, 1980
"America and Medicine"
"Cancer of the Distal
Colon"
"Cancer of the Proximal
Colon"
"Cancer of the Rectosigmoid
and Rectum"
"Control of Cancer"
"Diagnosis and Treatment
of Intestinal Obstructions"
"The Diagnosis and
Treatment of Medicare"
"Dubuque County"
Rural Forum"
"Fellow Nebraskans"
"General Considerations
of Maxillofacial Surgery"
"Governmental Medical
Care"
"How Do They Read
You?"
"Indications for
Splenectomy"
"Infections of the
Kidney-Non-Tuberculous"
"Is It Too Late?"
"Legislative Issues
Facing Medicine in the Congress"
"Plastic Surgery"
"Public Medical Education"
"Remarks of the President"
"Renal Infections"
"Socialized America"
"Steps Necessary
to Develop Press-Radio-Medical Relations"
"Tell the Story"
"What to Do About
the Elderly"
"What's In It For
You?"
"Why Executives Drop Dead"
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