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    "ocrText": "March 17,1922.\nC.L.Munson,\nSurgeon, (R)U.S.Public Health Service,\nGeneral Inspector, General Inspection Service,\nU.S.P.H.s.Hospital No.54,\nArrowhead Springs, California.\nDear Dr. Munson,\nIn reply to your letter of March 14th, just received,\nI\na.m. sending you the information that was sent to Major MacCal-\nman, February 26th, in reply to the same requeet from him because\nan order from the Bureau required him to make an investigation.\nHerewith you will find enclosed, marked No.1, a copy\nof the letter that was sent to the Surgeon General on January 16th,\nthrough the Medical Officer in Temporary Charge at this station.\nA carbon copy of this letter was sent by registered mail and\nmarked \" Personal\", to Dr.Hugh S.Cumming, Surgeon General, U.S.P.H.S.\nThe letter from Major Duncan MacCalman, dated February 23rd\nand your letter of March 14th is all that I have heard from the\nBureau as yet.\nEnclosed and marked No.2 is a copy of a, letter I sent\nMarch 15th to Major MacCalman that will explain itself. There are\nmany things to be said about happenings from November 1920 to\nthe time that I left Arrowhead that might all be summed up in\none cause which is the hatred and animosity that Dr. Fenton and\nDr. Kerr showed towards no. Dr. Fenton had no reason for this\nthat I know of;`Dr. Kerr may hire thought he had because I refus-\ned to give him some information he wanted that was better that\nhe did not have soon after I came to Arrowhead, about December\n1920. He was never friendly after that. It is quite possible that\nthat the influence of these two was the fundamental cause of all\nthe trouble. There was a malicious, evil spirit that fan through\nthe actions of all their friends among the personnel, Dr.Allen\nwas either indifferent to it or unable to check it. It was\nquite evident that a number of them wanted to be rid of me and\nthey took the method of personal ineult after trying to discredit\nme in Washington by unofficial bits of derogatory information\nsent in from time to time. When personal insult failed also\nin its purpose this telegram was resorted to. Judging from\ntheir unfriendly attitude the following people might have sent"
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