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    "ocrText": "a true safey re-mitten a.E. Wrigly\nTREASURY DEPARTMENT\nUNITED STATES\nOFFICE OF\nPUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE\nMEDICAL OFFICER IN CHARGE\nU.S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE\nTUCSON, ARIZ.\nHOSPITAL No. 51\nFebruary226, 1922.\nMajor Duncan MacCalman,\nGeneral Inspector, U.S.P.H.S.\nFort Stanton,\nNew Mexico.\nDear Major MacCalman,\nYour letter of February 23rd has been received. In reply\nyou will find herewith enclosed a copy of the letter that was\nsent to the Surgeon General on January 16,1922, through the\nMedical Officer in Temporary Charge at this station. A carbon\ncopy of this letter was sent January 17th also, to Dr. Hugh S.\nCumming\", marked Personal and registered. This letter contains\nall the information that I have.\nAs yet your letter of February 23rd is the only notice that\nhas been taken of this matter, unless one can call my transfer\nto Tucson as Assistant Chief Nurse an answer to Dr. Allen's tele-\ngram to the Surgeon General, my telegram and letter to Miss Minni-\ngerode of January 5th, and this letter of mine to the Surgeon\nGeneral of January 16th.\nThis transfer came on January 10th while we were waiting a rap\nreply to our telegram our and five days after the re-\nceipt of the first telegram from Dr. Laminder, I objected to\nleaving Arrowhead until a reply had been received from Washington\nto the telegrams we had sent on January 5th. Major Townsend,Med-\nical Officer in Chargex Temporary Charge and Dr. Fenton, Executive\nOfficer tried to have me leave the same day the transfer came,\nwhereupon I wired a personal telegram to the Bureau atating that\nI would leave January 14th if satisfactory to them and received a r\nreply stating this would be satisfactory.\nUntil I know what is required this is all I have to say of-\nficially, except that it would seem the right thing and proper to\nallow me to be present during the investigation, or before the\nfinal conclusion is reached, as I am the person most concerned.\nWith Mr Southerd in New York, Mrs. Albertus in Fort Bayard\nand myself in Tucson, with other changes even more vital, it seems\nimprobable that an investigation could uncover very much.\nI thank you for your interest.\nSincerely yours,\nAlma E. Wrigley,"
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