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K1383 - Varrier-Jones collection: records of Peter Fraser (1913-1961), incorporating the extensive personal and professional papers of Sir Pendrill Varrier-Jones (1883-1941), Medical Director of the Cambridgeshire Tuberculosis Colony (from 1927 called Papworth Village Settlement), at Bourn and Papworth Hall, and other records relating to this and kindred establishments
- A - Records of Peter Fraser &c. relating to Papworth Hospital
  - 7 - Correspondence and papers addressed to Pendrill Varrier-Jones in files arranged by Peter Fraser
    - 1 - File cover labelled in unidentified hand 'Sir Pendrill, Refusals' [reused by Peter Fraser] containing Varrier-Jones correspondence about personal and professional matters, including enrolment for war service as a commissioned officer in the Royal Army Medical Corps, furniture and telephone line for home in Hereford, research on the Jones family crest, publication of an article in The Lancet [? 'Further Experiences in Colony Treatment and After-Care' (with Sims Woodhead), Vol. II] (1918), proposal for visits to report on sanatoria and institutions (1919-1920), need for radical change in the management committee of Papworth Village Settlement (1920), letters from Clifford Allbutt about various matters

RefNo	K1383/A/7/1/27-30
AltRefNo	1383/7/1/27-30
Title	Letters from Sir R. L. Morant, National Health Insurance Commission, about a meeting with the Approved Societies, his drafting of a letter 'G[eorge] N[ewman]', and the idea that the Ministry will use Varrier-Jones to visit different sanatoria. Also about a 'shock for Mrs Dimsdale' and whether Varrier-Jones will put up [son] Basil for a night on his bicycle tour of Papworth. Also inviting Varrier-Jones arranges to a 'private chat' when he is in London to give a talk, but regretting his inability to attend the talk or offer him accommodation.
Date	29 March-19 November 1919
CreatorName	Varrier-Jones Papers
Repository	Cambridgeshire Archives

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