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MC 173
Holter Research Foundation
Holter Research Foundation, Inc. records
1914-1985
51 linear feet
The Holter Research Foundation, Inc. was a private,
non-profit, scientific research foundation started in Helena, Montana, in 1947 by
Norman J. "Jeff" Holter. Records (1914-1985) include correspondence, financial
records, laboratory records, subject files, photographs, etc. Also included are
subgroups for N.J. Holter; his work in the U.S. Navy on bombs and waves; his work as
assistant chancellor at University of California, San Diego; and the Society of
Nuclear Medicine. [Photographs transferred to photo archives, printed material
transferred to library, artifacts transferred to museum, audio tapes and sound
recordings transferred to multi media collection.]
11:4-5
2:7-5 (Oversize Box 97)
145:4-7 (Volume 1 & 2)
English
Administrative History
The Holter Research Foundation, Inc. was established in Helena, Montana, in 1947 as a private, non-profit
scientific research organization "in an effort to help further science in the State of Montana and to
assist the community in civic matters which could utilize its scientific facilities." Founder of the
organization was Norman J. Holter, a physicist and member of a prominent Montana pioneer family.
Holter, grandson of Anton M. Holter and son of Norman B. Holter, was born in Helena
on February 1, 1914. After attending public schools in Helena, he earned master's
degrees in chemistry from the University of Southern California (1938) and physics
from the University of California, Los Angeles (1940). During these years Holter
also organized Applied Micro Sciences, a scientific photography business, and began
working with Dr. Joseph A. Gengerelli of UCLA on nerve stimulation in frogs and
brain stimulation in rats.
During World War II, Holter served as a senior physicist for the U.S. Navy's Bureau of Ships under Commander
Roger Revelle conducting research into the behavior of ocean waves in preparation for wartime amphibious
operations. After the war, in 1946, Holter headed a staff of oceanographic engineers at Bikini Atoll during
Operation Crossroads, the first postwar atomic bomb tests, measuring wave actions and underwater disturbances
caused by the explosions.
Because of demands of his family's business affairs, Holter returned to Helena in 1947. His decision to continue
his research activities led to the formation of the Holter Research Foundation, with a laboratory originally
located in the rear of the Holter Hardware Company building. From 1956 to 1971 the laboratory facilities were
located in the Great Northern Railroad depot building on Neill Avenue in Helena. The foundation was initially
funded by Holter and other members of his family, but in 1952 began to receive grants from the National
Institutes of Health (NIH). The foundation was governed by a Board of Trustees including J.A. Gengerelli, Roger
Revelle, Edmond G. Toomey, Walter Brutsch, and N.J. Holter.
In 1949 Wilford R. (Bill) Glasscock joined the Holter Research Foundation staff as
associate physicist. Early scientific work done at the foundation included studies
of water drops, development of equipment to measure heavy body water, brick
thickness tests for the Anaconda Company, monitoring of seismic activity in Montana,
construction of a Van de Graaff generator, etc. In addition, the foundation
encouraged uranium prospecting and mining "for the good of the Montana mining
industry, and to aid our national atomic raw materials program." The foundation
conducted free analysis of rock samples brought in by the public to check for
radioactivity and provided training in and repair service for Geiger counters. The
Holter Research Foundation was the first organization in Montana to qualify to
receive radioisotopes from the Atomic Energy Commission and in 1951 offered
radioisotope techniques courses for physicians to introduce atomic medicine to the
state. A major discovery by the foundation came in 1955 when atmospheric tests done
in an effort to locate uranium sources revealed that radioactivity in the
precipitation of Helena was caused by atomic bomb tests being conducted secretly in
the Soviet Union. In addition, the foundation promoted scientific education for
students and from 1969 to 1973 offered the Holter-O'Connell Scientific Prize in
conjunction with Eddie O'Connell.
Holter continued his collaboration with Dr. Gengerelli in attempting to transmit biological information, primarily brain
waves, by radio. Holter turned his attention from the brain to the heart because the heart's greater voltage made the
electronics easier, and because heart disease was far more prevalent than cerebral disease. Holter's goal was "to broadcast
by radio the more obvious electrophysiological phenomena occurring in humans so they could be free to do something besides
lie quietly on a couch."
The first broadcast of a radioelectrocardiogram (RECG) came in 1949 and required 80 pounds of equipment, which Holter wore
on his back while riding a stationary bicycle. However, the initial transmitter and receiver required that the subject
remain in the general area of the laboratory, so a portable RECG receiver-recorder had to be developed. This device was similar
in appearance to a briefcase and could be carried by the subject while recording every RECG in a given period. By using very
thin magnetic recording tape, twenty four hours of RECG could be done on a reel five inches in diameter. The initial method of
examining the voluminous records from the tape recordings developed by Holter was called Audio- Visual Superimposed ECG Presentation
(AVSEP) and it made it possible to examine twenty-four hours of RECGs in twenty minutes with signals being presented visually on an
oscilloscope and audibly through a speaker.
With the coming of transistors, radioelectrocardiography was made obsolete and it became possible for the amplifier, tape recorder,
temperature-control circuits, motor speed control circuits, and batteries to be placed in a single unit small enough for a coat pocket
or purse. As articles describing the foundation's invention of these devices began to appear in the professional literature, there was
considerable demand from doctors and hospitals for the equipment. Holter finally selected the Del Mar Avionics Corporation of California
to produce commercially what came to be known as the Holter Monitor Test. Further refinements of equipment led to the creation of a
"minimonitor" in 1968 which was described by Holter as being the "size of a cigarette package." Commercial production of the Holter
minimonitor AVSEP, Jr. began in 1969. Production of equipment developed at the Holter Research Foundation represented a new segment of
the medical electronics industry with an estimated international market in 1980 of several hundred million dollars.
Other members of the foundation's staff included Dr. F.M. Schemm, a Great Falls physician who served as medical consultant; Dr. John Gilson,
also of Great Falls, who collaborated on the foundation's cardiology project; and David Squires, laboratory assistant and research associate
who consulted with Del Mar Avionics during the production of the Holter electrocardiography system. Other laboratory assistants through the
years included Frank Theobald, Karl E. Hase, Reynold A. Shunk, and Louise Marie Lakner. Long-time secretary for the foundation was Anna
Johnson.
Bill Glasscock resigned from the foundation in June 1968 to pursue a career with the U.S. State Department. Then in 1969, because of the
increased amount of required paper work and red tape, Holter cancelled the grant funding the foundation had been receiving from NIH. He was
also in constant conflict with the Internal Revenue Service over the foundation's non-profit status, rights to patents, commercial
production of equipment, etc. The foundation continued to maintain a laboratory and conduct varied scientific work, but on a much smaller
scale. The Holter Research Foundation, Inc. was dissolved in 1985.
Biographical Note
In addition to directing the foundation and conducting the family's businesses, Norman J. Holter was also active in many science related groups
and activities. In the fall of 1952, he was selected to be the chief scientist for the Scripps Oceanographic Institution's (University of
California San Diego) expedition called Operation Capricorn and group leader of Operation Ivy which conducted the first hydrogen bomb test in
Eniwetok Atoll. Holter served for many years as a consultant in biophysics for the Veteran Administration's Fort Harrison Hospital in Helena
and as a member of the board of trustees for the city's St. Peter's Hospital where he worked for the establishment of nuclear medicine
facilities. In 1954 he joined with nine others in the Northwest to found the Society of Nuclear Medicine which was to bring physicians and
physicists together in a new medical-scientific group. Holter served as treasurer and, in 1957, as president for SNM. He was an advisor on
radiological defense to governors of Montana from 1949 to 1963, and in this capacity represented the state as an observer at the March 1953
atomic bomb test in Yucca Flats, Nevada, during Operation Doorstep and at another series of tests in May 1955 during Operation Cue. In 1963
Holter was appointed to the Montana Civil Defense Advisory Council where he advocated construction of home bomb shelters. Holter was appointed
by Governor Tim Babcock to the Montana Space Council in 1963, and was invited to attend several space shots.
Holter received a number of awards during his long scientific career including an honorary membership to the Montana Medical Association, the
1979 Harold Laufman Award of the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation, and an honorary doctor of science degree from
Montana State University in 1964.
In July 1964 Holter returned to UCSD as a "Specialist in Physics" with the rank of full professor for the Institute of Geophysics and Planetary
Physics (IGPP). Shortly thereafter he was promoted to the position of assistant chancellor for the university and was involved in administrative
planning and organization. Holter resigned from the university because of health problems in June 1966. Since his college days, Holter had
maintained a home and office in California, primarily in the La Jolla area. Always interested in photography and art, he served as a director
for the La Jolla Museum of Art for many years. He was also an artist himself and some of his pieces created from sheets of polished steel shaped
by explosives were shown at the Montana Historical Society in an exhibit entitled "Geometry in Steel."
Holter was married to Eleanor Wheeler in 1941 and the couple had two children, Troy and Marian. Holter married Joan Treacy in 1952 and two sons
were born, John and Anton Jefferis. Holter had two heart attacks (1974 and 1979) and suffered a number of years from cancer. Norman J. Holter
died on July 21, 1983.
The Holter Research Foundation, Inc. Records are arranged in seven subgroups: Holter Research Foundation, Inc. Subgroup; Norman J. Holter Subgroup;
Norman J. Holter/U.S. Navy Subgroup; Norman J. Holter/University of California San Diego Subgroup; and Society of Nuclear Medicine Subgroup;
Montronics, Inc.; and the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company.
The Holter Research Foundation, Inc. Subgroup consists of the following materials: general correspondence (1947-1985) which includes
correspondence logs (1947-1953) and correspondence arranged primarily chronologically with a few titled folders (e.g. "HRF-Hinkle, 1962-1982")
filed at the end of the chronological run; interoffice correspondence (1947-1983) between Holter and members of the foundation's staff and Board
of Trustees arranged chronologically; miscellaneous correspondence (1953-1978); financial records (1947-1985) including expenditures, grant
accounts, invoices, insurance, ledgers, donations, pension plan, taxes, trust accounts, etc.; laboratory records (1948-1982) including laboratory
notebooks kept by staff members, calendars, data sheets, diagrams, monitor records, seismic records, radioisotope records, etc.; legal documents
(1948-1981); minutes (1950-1983) for the Board of Trustees and members; organizational material (1947-1984); photographs (1948-1971) of staff
members, experiments, equipment, etc.; press releases (1947-1973); printed material (1948-1984) arranged as those citing the work of Holter
Research Foundation (arranged alphabetically by author), as those reflecting the commercial production of Holter monitoring equipment (arranged
alphabetically by company name), and miscellaneous printed material (arranged alphabetically by subject); reports (1950-1983); subject files
(1949-1982) arranged alphabetically by title (most titles given by Holter); miscellany (1948-1982); and clippings (1946-1983).
The Norman J. Holter Subgroup contains biographical material (1941-1978); general correspondence (1914-1983) arranged chronologically and dealing
with family matters, personal investments, etc.; interoffice correspondence (1961-1973) primarily between Holter and his secretary, Anna Johnson,
and business manager, W.A. Munn; miscellaneous correspondence (1917-1946); court papers (1957, 1964); diaries (1924, 1942, 1945); financial
records (1935-1975) including Holter's portfolio; laboratory records (1940) for Holter's laboratory in California; legal documents (1931-1982);
press releases (1941-1964); printed material (1941-1983) arranged alphabetically by folder title; school notes and records (1927-1979) including
many of Holter's course notes, exams, etc.; speeches and writings (1940-1983) arranged alphabetically by title (many speeches became published
articles); subject files (1937-1984) arranged alphabetically by title (many titles given by Holter); miscellany (1937-1938); and clippings
(1935-1982). Many times it was not possible to determine, particularly in correspondence, if the matter being discussed was concerned with Holter
as the director of the Holter Research Foundation or as a scientist and business man separate from the foundation. Holter's interests were quite
varied and this is reflected in the number and nature of the subject files he created and maintained. Similarly, it is not always possible to
know if Holter's interest and activity in certain associations and groups and his appointments to various positions were related to the
foundation or simply to Holter. The researcher should be advised to look at both subgroups when interested in a scientific topic. In addition,
it should also be noted that some of Holter's speeches and writings were kept as subject files which include research materials, correspondence,
etc.
The Norman J. Holter/U.S. Navy Subgroup reflects Holter's work on atomic bombs and wave reaction during and after World War II. This subgroup
includes general correspondence (1942-1947); outgoing correspondence (1946) composed of Holter's letters to his family during Operation
Crossroads at Bikini Atoll; interoffice correspondence (1941-1947) between staff members of the expedition; diaries (1943-1946) kept by Holter
detailing his work for the Navy; financial records (1942, 1946); press releases for Operation Crossroads; printed material (1946-1947); reports
(1941-1946) including those written by Holter; subject files (1941-1946); miscellany (1941-1947); and clippings (1946).
The Norman J. Holter/University of California San Diego Subgroup primarilv contains materials documenting the work done by Holter while assistant
chancellor. Included in the subgroup are general correspondence (1964-1966) arranged chronologically; interoffice correspondence (1964-1966)
between Holter and other members of the university's administration arranged chronologically; press releases (1965-1966); printed material
(1963-1969); subject files (1961-1980) arranged alphabetically by title (many titles given by Holter); miscellany (1964-1967); and clippings
(1953-1967).
The Society of Nuclear Medicine Subgroup contains general correspondence (1954-1979) arranged chronologically; financial records (1954-1972);
minutes (1954-1979); organizational materials (1954-1983); printed material (1954-1982); reports (1957-1979); speeches (1957-1979) including
those by N.J. Holter; miscellany (1954-1983) including programs of annual meetings, etc.; and clippings (1954-1969). The material in this
subgroup is most complete for the early years when Holter was active in the organization. Correspondents in this subgroup include Asa Seeds,
Marshall Brucer, Milo Harris, Tom Carlisle, and Thrift G. Hanks.
The Montronics Inc. Subgroup contains general correspondence (1959-1963); financial records (1957-1960; legal documents (1960-1961); organizational
records (1960); and miscellany (1961-1962).
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company Subgroup contains general correspondence (1955-1968); financial records (1945-1956); legal
documents (1959); organizational records (1956-1965); printed material (1955, 1961-1966); reports (1954-1963); subject files (1964); miscellany
(undated); and clippings (1955-1961).
Collection arranged by subgroup and series. Some material housed in Manuscript Volumes. Some material housed in Oversize Boxes. Some material housed
in Archives Map Case. See inventory below for more information.
Collection open for research.
Researchers must use collection in accordance with the policies of the Montana Historical
Society. The Society does not necessarily hold copyright to all materials in the collection.
In some cases permission for use may require additional authorization from the copyright
owners. For more information contact an archivist.
Item description and date. Collection Title. Collection Number. Box and Folder numbers. Montana Historical Society Research Center, Archives, Helena, Montana.
Acquisition information available upon request
Montronics, Inc. and Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company subgroup records originally part of MC 80, transferred to MC 173 on 1993 July 22.
Boxes 101-106 are in unprocessed state. See inventory below for more information.
Photographs transferred to photo archives, printed material transferred to library, artifacts transferred to museum. Lists of specific material in each transferred
collection can be found throughout this finding aid.
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online
catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or
places should search the catalog using these headings.
Gengerelli, J. A. (Joseph Anthony), 1905-
Glasscock, Wilford R.
Hinkle, Lawrence E., 1918-2012
Holter, Norman J., 1914-1983
Holter Research Foundation
Society of Nuclear Medicine (1953- )
University of California, San Diego
United States--Navy
California--Commerce
California--Education
Helena (Mont.)--Commerce
Helena (Mont.)--Scientific institutions
Montana--Charitable and social work
Montana--Scientific institutions
San Diego (Calif.)--Education
Atomic bomb
Electrocardiography
Civil defense
Ambulatory electrocardiography
Holter monitor electrocardiography
Nuclear medicine--Research--Montana
Nuclear weapons--Testing
Operation Crossroads, Marshall Islands, 1946
Patient monitoring equipment industry--California
Patient monitoring equipment industry--Montana
Philanthropists--Montana
Research institutes--Montana
Science--Societies, etc
Scientists--Montana
Universities and colleges--California
World War, 1939-1945--Science
Science
Physicists
Detailed Description of the Collection
The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection
Holter Research Foundation, Inc.
General Correspondence
1 / 1
Correspondence Log
1947 May - 1950 June
1 / 2
Correspondence Log
1950 July - 1953 May
1 / 3
Incorporation status; tax status; equipment; restrictions on Bikini Island information; medical acoustics experiments; American Life Insurance convention speech; alcoholism; etc.
1947 July - December
1/4
Lease agreements; building modifications; Van de Graaff generator; radioactivity studies; Project Scalar; equipment; employment of assistants; research foundation at Montana State University; brain wave studies; Geiger counter sales; loan of EEG; ore testing service; falling drop project; financial status; etc.
1948
1 / 5
Tax status; equipment; Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies course; falling drop project; brainwave experiments; Geiger counter sales; atomic energy testing station in Montana; ores testingservice;"RemoteRecordingofPhysiologicalDatabyRadio"article; uranium shipments, etc.
1949
1 / 6
Radioactive samples from reclamation project in Montana; radioisotope procurement; Montana Academy of Sciences speech; Harold Urey speech; equipment; radioactive phosphorus soil studies; etc.
1950
1 / 7
Vapor pressure studies; radioisotope studies; radioisotope training course for physicians; measurements of radioactivity; Geiger counter sales; equipment; REEG; RECG; blood serum studies; thyroid disorder studies; radioisotope procurement; selection of F.R. Schemm as medical consultant for HRF; water drop studies; etc.
1951
1 / 8
Radioactivity measurements; fission decay studies; ore testing service; scientific exhibit at Montana Medical Association meeting; water drop studies; Boulder uranium mine; radioisotope training course for physicians; falling water project; REEG; RECG; radiation levels at Free Enterprise Mine in Elkhorn; publication of articles; Entiwok; etc.
1952
2 / 1
Nevada bomb tests; Soviet bomb tests; civil defense; equipment for hospital isotope laboratories; thermocouple construction; water drop project and article; Geiger counter sales and service; HRF five-year report; etc.
1953
2 / 2
Death of Clara Holter Kennett; tax status; equipment; Geiger counter sales; REEG; RECG; radioactivity measurements; acoustical equipment for Helena's Civic Center; civil defense; etc.
1954
2 / 3
Civil defense; equipment; Geiger counter sales; radioactivity measurements; arterial grafting project at Fort Harrison; Nevada bomb tests; Dr. A. Kearney Atkinson's departure from Great Falls isotope program; American Heart Association meeting; RECG; etc.
1955
2 / 4
HRF scholarship; microfoundations; equipment; National Institute of Health grant; remodeling and move into Great Northern Depot building; moving ice studies; RECG; tape recorders; patent applications; employment of Hungarian refugee; etc.
1956
2 / 5
Equipment; employment of Hungarian refugee; tissue culture course; radioactivity measurements; RECG ; REEG; patent applications; etc.
1957
2 / 6
RECG; Montana Science Fair; radioactivity measurements; fetal heart beat studies; pulse studies; etc.
1958
2 / 7
John Gilson's research proposal; RECG; Radiation Protection Act; atomic energy legislation; patent applications; NIH grant; equipment; eligibility for surplus property; wave studies; radio isotope training course; etc.
1959
3 / 1
Equipment; RECG; patent applications; trip to Freiburg legislation regulating use of experimental animals in scientific research; legislation for radiation protection; pulse studies; fallout shelters; etc.
1960
3 / 2
RECG; manufacturing of RECG units; ARRHYTHMIAGRAPH; fallout; patent applications; etc.
1961 January - June
3 / 3
RECG; financial assistance for T.K . Chowdhury; presentation to Fourth International Conference on Medical Electronics in New York; civil defense; fallout shelters; equipment; Avionics manufacturing of RECG units; etc.
1961 July - December
3 / 4
"'The Electrocardiocorder and Related Instruments - Applications in Clinical Cardiology'
1961 August - December
3 / 5
"HRF - Equipment inquiries I"
1958-1961
3 / 6
EKG; civil defense; fallout shelters; grant funding; license to Avionics for commercial production of EKG; equipment; electrocardiocaster trademark; Civil Defense Training Program; electrocardiocorder-analyzer system (AVSEP) ; National Shelter Program; exhibit for Congress of Cardiology in Mexico City; etc.
1962 January-June
3 / 7
Lawrence Hinkle's coronary study proposal; status of foundations; requests for electrocardiocorders and AVSEP analyzer systems; exhibit in Mexico City; patent applications; etc.
1962 July-December
4 / 1
Avionics manufacturing of monitoring equipment; capstan-drive invention; AVSEP; membership of Civil Defense Advisory Council; electrocardiocharter; patent applications; The Monitor article; exhibit for Montana Medical Association meeting in Billings; etc.
1963
4 / 2
Nonsense Box; Montana Space Council; exhibit for Montana's Centennial; article written with John Gilson; paper for San Diego Symposium for Biomedical Engineering; uses of electrocardio¬corder; patent applications; RECG; etc. standards for Biomedical Engineering; uses of electrocardiocorder; patent applications; standards for RECG; etc.
1964 January-June
4 / 3
Avionics equipment; employment of N.J. Holter at UCSD; award of honorary degree from Montana State University; article written with John Gilson; etc.
1964 July-December
4 / 4
Avionics sales of monitoring equipment; pension plan; equipment; electrocardiocorder tracings for Otto Klein; etc.
1965 January-June
4 / 5
Avionics instrument performance; liquid drop vibrations; patent applications; equipment; etc.
1965 July-December
4 / 6
Cesar Caceres book on telemetry; wooden box Christmas gift; equipment; heart monitoring of pilots; Holter Monitor Test equipment; grant extension; trademarks; ESP studies; etc.
1966 January-June
4 / 7
Equipment; vector electrocardiograph studies; Frank Theobald's resignation; scanner for St. Peter's Hospital in Helena; Avionics instrument sales; etc.
1966 July-December
5 / 1
Article on death of Otto Klein; equipment; availability Holter Monitor Test; Holter¬O'Connell Science Prize; size of tape recorders; etc.
1967
5 / 2
Equipment; Radiation Protection Act; use of scanner at St. Peter's Hospital; resignation of W .R. Glasscock; aerospace-generated technology; bear hearts; grant status; mini-monitor development; Holter-O'Connell Science Prize; etc.
1968
5 / 3
Grant to Marshall Brucer; mini-monitor development; telemetry in sports medicine; patent applications; trademarks; status of foundations; Holter-O'Connell Science Prize; manufacture of mini-monitor; equipment; etc.
1969
5 / 4
Holter-O'Connell Science Prize; manufacturing agreement for the mini-monitor; tax laws for foundations; etc.
1970
5 / 5
Patents; presentation to International Symposium on Biotelemetry in The Netherlands; Holter¬O'Connell Science Prize; Avionics agreement for the mini-monitor; ice growth study; leasing of Great Northern depot; grant to Northern Plains Indians Research Center; etc .
1971
5 / 6
Grant to Ansel Adams' Friends of Photography; Great Northern depot lease; Holter-O'Connell Science Prize; equipment; etc.
1972
6 / 1
Grants from HRF equipment; tax status of foundations; Holter-O'Connell Science Prize cancellation; patent renewal; Hoechst Pharmaceuticals booklet on Holter monitoring; etc.
1973
6 / 2
Patent ownership; equipment; changes in Society of Nuclear Medicine; N.J. Halter' s heart attack; use of Holter name by manufacturers of monitoring equipment; grant to St. Peter's Hospital; etc.
1974
6 / 3
Avionics sales of monitoring equipment; visit to Cardio-Dynamics laboratories; First Annual Conference on Ambulatory Monitoring; etc.
1975
6 / 4
NORPACE clinical reports publication ; presentation to Third International Symposium on Biotelemetry; foundation and trust status; equipment; acquisition of plastic explosives; donation of equipment to universities; etc.
1976
6 / 5
Presentation to American College of Cardiology; presentation to Third Annual Conference on Ambulatory Monitoring; equipment; etc.
1977
6 / 6
Financial status; trust status; seismograph observatory; etc.
1978
6 / 7
Trademark; Harold Laufman Award; trip to China and Egypt for international nuclear medicine meeting; etc.
1979
6 / 8
Trip to China and Egypt; polygonal water studies; survey of Holter electrocardiography equipment; use of the Holter name; Holter Electrocardiography brochure and list of manufacturers; etc.
1980 January - June
6 / 9
Use of the Holter name; donations of equipment; article for Clinical Engineering; etc.
1980 July-December
7 / 1
Harold Urey memorial fund; Japanese cardiology; sale of Great Northern depot building; equipment; tax status; history of Holter monitor; etc.
1981
7 / 2
Seismic monitoring studies; tax-exempt status; disagreement with the Internal Revenue Service; retirement plan; etc.
1982
7 / 3
Liquidation of HRF; retirement plan; disagreement with the Internal Revenue Service; death of N.J. Holter; etc.
1983-1985
7 / 4
HRF - Hinkle (Lawrence Hinkle)
1962-1970, 1977, 1982
7 / 5
"Letters to the editor"
1953-1982, undated
7 / 6
HRF - Memorials (monetary donations to HRF)
1961-1970, undated
7 / 7
Requests for reprints (sampled)
1950-1982, undated
7 / 8
Scholarship requests
1954-1977
7 / 9
Disagreement with the Internal Revenue Service; electrocardiography; standards for monitoring; equipment; Geiger counter sales; etc.
undated
Interoffice Correspondence
8 / 1
N.J. Holter, W. R. Glasscock, Board of Trustees, HRF staff
1947-1959
8 / 2
N.J. Holter, W. R. Glasscock, Board of Trustees, HRF staff
1960-1969
8 / 3
N.J. Holter, Board of Trustees, HRF staff
1970-1983
8 / 4
N.J. Holter, W. R. Glasscock, Board of Trustees, HRF staff
undated
8 / 5-6
Memorandum for file (N J. Holter memos to himself)
undated
8 / 7
J.A . Gengerelli - N.J. Holter
1947 July-1949
8 / 8
J.A . Gengerelli - N.J. Holter
1950-1959
8 / 9
J.A . Gengerelli - N.J. Holter
1960-1969
8 / 10
J.A . Gengerelli - N.J. Holter
1970-1979
9 / 1
J.A . Gengerelli - N.J. Holter
1980-1983
9 / 2
J.A . Gengerelli - N.J. Holter
undated
Miscellaneous Correspondence
9 / 3
Allen B.Du Mont Laboratories; Zenith Radio Corporation; Jess T.Schwidde; R.H. Nelson; American Heart Association; Robert C. Sanders; Cro-Med ; re equipment; patients; bowling; Initiative 80; etc.
1953-1978, undated
Financial Records
9 / 4
HRF Avionics Agreement Reports, Opened account 4/26/63 (royalty reports from Avionics Research Products Operation and Del Mar Engineering Laboratories; savings account for Holter Foundation A.R.P.C.)
1963-1977
9 / 5
Checking account statements
1961 -1985
9 / 6
Check registers
1973 July 30-1974 May 24
9 / 7
Check registers
1974 May 20-1975 December 31
9 / 8
Check registers
1976 January 12-1978 April 23
9 / 9
Check registers
1978 May 1-1980 December 30
9 / 10
Check registers
1981 January 6-1984 December 28
9 / 11
"HRF - Commercial Sales of Gear"
1947-1952, 1980
10 / 1
Employees earning records
1957-1983
10 / 2
"HRF - Expenditures Regular Account from 8/1/55 to 8/1/56"
1955-1956
10 / 3
"HRF - Expenditures Regular Account from 8/1/56 to 8/1/57"
1956-1957
10 / 4
"HRF - Expenditures Regular Account from 8/1/57 to 8/1/58"
1957-1958
10 / 5
"HRF - Expenditures Regular Account from 8/1/58 to 8/1/59"
1958-1959
10 / 6
"HRF - Expenditures Regular Account from 8/1/59 to 8/1/60"
1959-1960
10 / 7
"HRF - Expenditures Regular Account from 8/1/60 to 8/1/61"
1960-1961
10 / 8
"HRF - Expenditures Regular Account from 8/1/61 to 8/1/62"
1961-1962
10 / 9
"HRF - Expenditures Regular Account from 8/1/62 to 8/1/63"
1962-1963
10 / 10
"HRF - Expenditures Regular Account from 8/1/63 to 8/1/64"
1963-1964
10 / 11
"HRF - Expenditures Regular Account from 8/1/64 to 8/1/65"
1964-1965
10 / 12
"HRF - Expenditures Regular Account from 8/1/65 to 8/1/66"
1965-1966
10 / 13
"HRF - Expenditures Regular Account from 8/1/66 to 8/1/67"
1966-1967
10 / 14
"HRF - Expenditures Regular Account from 8/1/67 to 8/1/68"
1967-1968
10 / 15
"HRF - Expenditures Regular Account from 8/1/68 to 8/1/69"
1968-1969
10 / 16
"HRF - Expenditures Regular Account from 8/1/69 to 8/1/70"
1969-1970
10 / 17
"HRF - Expenditures Regular Account from 8/1/70 to 8/1/71"
1970-1971
10 / 18
"Summary of Expenses - Repair and Renovation of Main Street End of 128 N. Jackson Street to Render it Tenantable by the Holter Research Foundation:
1948 February 13
10 / 19
"HRF - Grant No . H-2614"
1954-1957
10 / 20
HRF - Grant No. H-2614 (C1)
1958-1969
11 / 1
"HRF - Grant No. H-2614 (C2, C251)"
1959-1960
11 / 2
"HRF - Grant No . HE 02614 (C3)"
1960
11 / 3
"HRF - Grant No. H-2614 (C4)"
1961-1963
11 / 4
"HRF - Grant No. HE 02614-C5"
1962
11 / 5
"HRF - Grant No. HE 02614-06"
1962-1 963
11 / 6
"HRF - Grant No .HE 02614-07"
1963-1964
11 / 7
"HRF - Grant No. 5 R01 HE 02614-08"
1964-1966
11 / 8
"HRF - Grant No . 5 R01 HE 02614-9"
1965-1967
11 / 9
"HRF - Grant No. 2 R01 HE 02614-10"
1966-1968
12 / 1
"HRF - Grant No. 5 R01 HE 02614-11 and 1151"
1968-1970
12 / 2
"HRF - Grant - Report of Audit of Research Grants During the Period September 1, 1961 - August 31, 1964"
1965-1967
12 / 3
"HRF - Grantees Monthly Cash Requests, Quarterly Reports of Expenditures"
1966-1969
12 / 4
"HRF - Insurance" (includes equipment lists and values)
1957, 1968, 1973
12 / 5
"Investment History" (record of stocks purchased and sold)
1941-1960
12 / 6
"Investment History" (card file, etc. of stocks purchased and sold)
1937-1980
12 / 7
"HRF - Paid Invoices" (sampled)
1949-1985
12 / 8
"HRF - Invoices - Grant Funds to 3/31/58" (sampled)
1958
12 / 9
"HRF - Invoices - Grant Funds 4/1/58 to 3/31/59" (sampled)
1958-1959
12 / 10
"HRF - Invoices - Grant Funds 4/1/59 to 8/31/60" (sampled)
1959-1960
13 / 1
"HRF - Invoices - Grant Funds 9/1/60 to 8/31/61" (sampled)
1960-1961
13 / 2
"HRF - Invoices - Grant Funds 9/1/61 to 8/31/62" (sampled)
1961-1962
13 / 3
"HRF - Invoices - Grant Funds 9/1/62 to 9/1/63" (sampled)
1962-1963
13 / 4
"HRF - Invoices - Grant Funds 9/1/63 to 8/31/64" (sampled)
1963-1964
13 / 5
"HRF - Invoices - Grant Funds 8/31/64 to 8/31/65" (sampled)
1964-1965
13 / 6
"HRF - Invoices - Grant Funds 9/1/61 to 12/31/66" (sampled)
1965-1966
1
Journal
1949-1954
13 / 7
General ledger
1947-1951
13 / 8
General ledger
1948-1950
13 / 9
"General Ledger" (computer printout of checks for 1979)
1979, 1983
13 / 10
HRF - Dr. Ronald Losee Fund (donation for use by Dr. Losee, administered by HRF)
1960-1963
13 / 11
Memorial donations to HRF
1957-1963
13 / 12
"HRF - Orders"
1954-1956, 1963-1974
14 / 1-4
"HRF - Pension Plan"
1974-1985
14 / 5
"HRF - NJH Salary Studies"
1947-1979
14 / 6
Savings account passbook and statement
1965-1968
14 / 7
HRF - Special Account - Government funds (statements, etc.)
1956-1968
14 / 8
Special account check registers
1956 October 20-1961 July 25
15 / 1
"HRF - Statements" (financial statements)
1947-1948, 1960-1968, 1980
15 / 2
"HRF - Paid statements" (orders to HRF)
1951-1968, 1977
15 / 3
"HRF - Calif. Tax - Legal - Etc." (taxes in San Diego County, California)
1967-1969
15 / 4
Lewis and Clark County taxes
1956-1974
15 / 5
"HRF - Fed. Tax" (federal tax returns)
1947-1985
15 / 6
"HRF - Quarterly Reports, Fed. & State Taxes - Withholding Tax"
1948-1983
15 / 7
"Traveling Expenses" (receipts for conferences, meetings, travel, etc.)
1947-1978
15 / 8
"HRF - A-11" (trust account)
1960-1977
16 / 1
Trust No .A-68, A-68A
1972-1985
16 / 2
Trust No. P-359 (HRF retirement plan)
1975
16 / 3
"Holter Trust of 9 July 196211 (Trust No. P-188; includes probate records for the trust)
1962-1984
16 / 4
"HRF - Unemployment Insurance"
1974-1985
16 / 5
Miscellaneous
1949-1982
Laboratory Records
16 / 6
"R.A . Shunk Book I Lab Notes"
1948 June 17-August
16 / 7
"R.A . Shunk Lab Book II"
1948 August 16-September
16 / 8
"Reynold A . Shunk" (lab notebook)
1949 July 5-September
16 / 9
W .R . Glasscock "Book V" (includes index)
1951 September 10-1954 July 14
16 / 10
"WRG, Book VI" (includes index)
1954 August 6-1957 January 14
16 / 11
"WRG, Book VII" (includes photographs)
1957 January 10-1958 June 9, 1963 September 10
17 / 1
"WRG, Book VIII" (includes index)
1959 January 8-August 1
17 / 2
"WRG, Book VIIIb"
1962 April 11 -June 18
17 / 3
"W.R. Glasscock, Book No . XI" (includes photo¬ graphs)
1965 March 27-July 15
17 / 4
"W.R. Glasscock, Book No. XII"
1965 July 16-December 31
17 / 5
"W.R. Glasscock, Book XIII" (includes photographs)
1967 January 2-7, October 2-December 29, 1968 January2-June 26
17 / 6
"Frank Theobald, Book #1 ; Electronic Division, Holter Research Foundation, Daily Progress Report"
1958 February 13-November 12
17 / 7
"Frank Theobald , Book #2"
1958 November 13-1959 October 19
17 / 8
"Frank Theobald , Book #3" (includes photographs)
1959 October 20-1960 July 14
17 / 9
"Frank Theobald , Book #4"
1960 July 14-1962 February
18 / 1
"Frank Theobald, Book V Ref. Electronics"
1962 February 1-1965 October 22
18 / 2
"Frank Theobald , Book VI Ref . Electronics"
1965 October 23-1966 November 1
18 / 3
Index to Frank Theobald 's books I through V
1958-1965
18 / 4
"HRF Electronics Index " ( for W.R . Glasscock and Frank Theobald laboratory notebooks)
1957-1965
18 / 5
"Frank Theobald Notations by LML" ( Louise Marie Lakner notes)
1965 July 2-1966 August 31
18 / 6
"W .R. Glasscock Activities by LML" ( Louise Marie Lakner notes; 2 notebooks )
1965 July 2-1966 August 31
18 / 7
"John Reiker #1" ( includes index )
1957 June 14-August 28
18 / 8
"George E. Akerlund Book I" ( includes photographs and index )
1958 January 23-1959 January 15
18 / 9
"Louise Marie Lakner Book I"
1964 April 6-December 16
18 / 10
"Louise Marie Lakner Book II"
1964 December 17-1966 August 31
18 / 11
"Dave Squires Book I , including graphs"
1967 February 9-May 20
19 / 1
"Dave Squires Book II" ( includes photographs)
1967 May 22-September 31
19 / 2
David Squires laboratory notebook
1967 October 1-1968 October 13
19 / 3
"Laurie Smith Book I"
1967 June 5-September 14
19 / 4
"Tony M. Keller Book I'' ( includes photographs)
1967 July 10-1968 January 30
19 / 5
"Karl E. Hase" (includes photographs)
1977 June 27-September 13; 1978 January, June 26-September 5, December
19 / 6
Blueprint for playback integrating amplifier
1968
19 / 7
"Block Diagram Radioencephalography, " by W.R.
Glasscock
1949
19 / 8
Calendar (W .R. Glasscock)
1961
19 / 9
Calendar (W .R. Glasscock)
1964
20 / 1
Calendar (W.R. Glasscock)
1965
20 / 2
Calendar
1965
20 / 3
Calendar
1974 June-July
20 / 4
Calendar
1980
20 / 5
Calendar
1981
20 / 6
Calendar
1982
20 / 7
"Chronology - Glasscock Notes" (history of monitor, etc.)
1959
20 / 8-9
Data sheets for detection of radioactive particles in precipitation and atmosphere (includes index)
1951-1955
20 / 10
Diagram of DC solid state millivoltmeter
undated
MC 173, 174
Diagrams for : "AVSEP - ARG"; AVSEP case; "AVSEP¬Clock"; "AVSEP Model P-3";
"AVSEP - Rack & slowspeed playback"; battery charger; capstan bearing; "Circuit of a Model Nerve";
"Construction of Stereo Pair Projections"; "ECG Recorder"; "Electrocardiocaster"; "Electrocardiocharter";
"Electrocardioscanner"; "Miniport E.C.G. Model -4" ; playback integrating amplifier;
"Radioelectroencephalograph"; tapedeck; "XYZ Generator" [Archives Map Case: See Folder MC 173, 174]
undated
20 / 11
"Klein Permanent Sec. 1 -6" (Dr. Otto Klein's monitor readings)
undated
20 / 12
"Klein Permanent Sec. 7-14"
undated
21 / 1
"Klein Permanent Sec. 15-22"
undated
21 / 2
Logbook of equipment sales, repairs, and returns ("Super Sniffer" Geiger counters, etc.)
1953-1954
21 / 3
Manual and instructions for radioelectrocardio-caster (prepared by W .R. Glasscock)
1960, undated
21 / 4
"Mini Monitor Record" (includes blueprints)
1968-1969
21 / 5-8
Monitor readings, charts, etc.
undated
21 / 9
Procedures; experiment schedule; subject book format; projects; etc.
1957-1958, 1966, undated
21 / 10
"Projects Summer - 1973" (includes care of rat colony)
1973 June 18-September 11; 1974 June 10-August 31
22 / 1
"Radioisotope Records"
1950-1951, 1954
22 / 2
Scientific notes and information (Schrodinger Equation; rigid body theory; decibels; specifictrography; sounds; square waves; motors; display methods; etc.)
undated
22 / 3
Seismic activity records (kept by "J")
1977 October 2-1979 February 10
22 / 4
"HRF Subjects Book II" {notes by Louise Marie Lakner; monitor data)
1964-1966
22 / 5
"HRF Subjects Book III - ECC Records "
1966-1968
22 / 6
"WRG - Notes" {"Avionics Shipment Inventory"; "Ideas - To Do Next 3 Yrs"; "What Are We scanner"; "Electrocardiocorder Specs")
undated
22 / 7
Miscellaneous charts and graphs (oversize materials from this file are found in box 97)
1944-1979
22 / 8
"1977 Misc. Memo Notes"
1977 January-April
Legal Documents
22 / 1
"Radioisotope Records"
1950-1951, 1954
22 / 2
Scientific notes and information (Schrodinger Equation; rigid body theory; decibels; specifictrography; sounds; square waves; motors; display methods; etc.)
undated
22 / 3
Seismic activity records (kept by "J")
1977 October 2-1979 February 10
22 / 4
"HRF Subjects Book II" {notes by Louise Marie Lakner; monitor data)
1964-1966
22 / 5
"HRF Subjects Book III - ECC Records "
1966-1968
22 / 6
"WRG - Notes" {"Avionics Shipment Inventory"; "Ideas - To Do Next 3 Yrs"; "What Are We scanner"; "Electrocardiocorder Specs")
undated
22 / 7
Miscellaneous charts and graphs (oversize materials from this file are found in box 97)
1944-1979
22 / 8
"1977 Misc. Memo Notes"
1977 January-April
Minutes
23 / 1
Board of Trustees meetings
1947-1983
23 / 2
Board of Trustees special meetings
1950, 1954, 1959, 1962
23 / 3
Members meetings
1948-1958, 1960, 1973
23 / 4
Members special meetings
1959, 1961
Organization
2
Record book (includes articles of incorporation, by-laws, minutes of organization, and first trustees meetings)
1947-1948
23 / 5
Articles of incorporation; by-laws; certificates of incorporation; articles of dissolution
1947-1984
23 / 6
"HRF Annual Montana Corporation Reports"
1974-1985
23 / 7
"HRF Trustees Report Data"
1951-1981
23 / 8
Board of Trustees resolutions
1953-1984
23 / 9
Board of Trustees resignations and proxies
1959, 1984, undated
23 / 10
Notices of members' meetings
1947-1959
Photographs
23 / 11
"REEG historic neg"
1948
23 / 12
"N.J.H. PREG Scope & bicycle shots; REEG sine waves; Original REEG equipment; Micro-osmometer Heart studies by Dr. Schemm"
1949
23 / 13
"N.B.H. RECG's with EEG tape; Margaret Winn RECG with tape & muscle potentials; Bob Nelson RECG's REEG's; Early REEG's"
1949
24 / 1
"Sine waves thru REEG 1st photos; Ted Wege RECG; Newell Gough REEG; Bob Nelson REEG; Film of REEG Is Equipment; WRG showing PREG set up"
1949
24 / 2
"Miscellaneous shots around Front Street lab & Holter residence; Battery operated tube transmitter built at UCLA by Dr. Gengerelli; First subminiature tube ECG amp. used in REEG & RECG work"
1950
24 / 3
"RECG tracings; Attempt to detect eye muscle potentials with REEG equipment; First RECG equipment"
1950
24 / 4
"Group 1-6" (RECG tracings)
1950
24 / 5
"REEG 1's & RECG's made with first homemade plastic grid, first part of work at G.N. house lab; Radioisotope instrumentation classes"
1951
24 / 6
"Square water drop; Decay curve pictures; pictures taken H.F. Macinnis; Early experimental RECG; RECG pictures; Equipment displayed at MMA exhibit; Illustration for a Close Shield; Van de Graff generator"
1952
24 / 7
"Long exposure of a night sky; First Experimental transistor ECG amp. ; First slow speed recorder (line operated) ; 1st Magnetic Tape ECG Recorder (grandpa)"
1953
24 / 8
Square water drops
1953
25 / 1
"Patterns Produced by the Discharge of Static Electricity from the Body; Film exposed with electro static discharge"
1954
25 / 2
"Hailstone from Billings, Mont."
1955
25 / 3
"First super imposed ECG's"
1957
25 / 4
"First premagrams (ARG); Early Picket Fence; First transistorized RECG; First trial model ECG; 1st experimental ECG by GEA"
1958
25 / 5
"Kramer Tremorgrams; First A VSEP in relay rack; Showing evolution of RECG"
1959
25 / 6
"Paroxysnal Tachycardia 'pop over' ; Circuit diagrams of RECG transmitter & Receiver; Parts for R ECG Transmitter; ARG Theory"
1960
25 / 7
"ECCorder (In use); ARG's & memo-scope EGG's (bigeminy) ; std. ECG procedure; for Science article; ARG & AVSEP; Example of Bigeminy; 2nd Model of ECCorder; Parts for RECG Transmitter made for HRF; RECG Equipment; pictures of etched circuit boards"
1961
25 / 8
"Mexico City World Heart Conf. Exhibit ARG's; Holster ECC Carrying case & straps on subject; RECG Receiver & demodulator; Electronic bread board of Mag Deflection AVSEP; Testing new Linhof camera"
1962
25 / 9
"Solar Eclipse; Frank working in Electronics"
1963
25 / 10
"Stereo pair photos of a cube taken to study the vanishing eye points; Bread Board of Vector system; Bread board of 3D Electronics; XYZ Generator; B.B. of trial divider for Vector Display; Function Generator; Mech. Bread board of miniature tape deck; Brush Amplifier; New ECG Recording Amp; Audio Recorder New Method; Operational parts & cover of D.C. Millivoltmeter"
1964
25 / 11
"Elec. Bread board of new recording method audio frequencies; capacitor type Electrodes with Amp.; 3D Elec.; Coil winding process & coils; amp. for Stereo; Function generator"
1964
25 / 12
"Prerecording Method; New Method photos"
1965
26 / 1
"H.-P. Amplifier; Accutron Clocks; Variable Delay line for A VSEP; Nickel cadmium battery pack for ECG; Brush Recording amplifier; Polaroid circular polarizer; ECG pulse calibrator; 3D rack (playback) ; Instrument made from circuit design of HRF for camera control of all-sky camera for lab. at Choteau, Mont.; Trigger head open for threading; Bread board of smaller motor & recorder; moter B/B; Rattlesnake ECG; Captrodes; Old & New Recording Amps."
1965
26 / 2
"For motor paper old method developing; 3 Channel Amps for head/recorder (bread board); Pictures for Grant report (progress); HRF building & part of parking lot; lab (interiors); for Motor paper New Method developer; 3D playback rack & inside panel; Test Tape J-3 for distortion check with low amplitude"
1966
26 / 3
"Tuning Fork & electronics; Subject hooked to VEG System (Frank); distortion check with series R current limiting and Const I source current limiting; Experimental photos; Tremograph photos; Aluminum reels; plastic casting mold for rotor; battery case; sawtooth generator bread board (David Squires); Balsa wood model of deck Recording Amplifier Breadboard"
1967
26 / 4
"Project Ping Pong"
1971
26 / 5
Monitor readings, charts, etc.
undated
27 / 1
Monitor readings, charts, etc.
undated
27 / 2
Miscellaneous
1961, undated
27 / 3
List of photographs transferred to the Photo Archives
Press Releases
27 / 4
Press releases and advertisements
1947-1973, undated
27 / 5
"10th Anniversary News Story"
1957
Printed Material: Citing HRF Projects (by title)
27 / 6
A
1964-1980, undated
27 / 7
Ambulatory Electrocardiography including Holter Recording Technology, by Harold L. Kennedy
1981
27 / 8
Ambulatory Electrocardiographic Recording, by Nanette Kass Wenger, Michael B. Mock, Ivar Ringquist
1981
28 / 1
C
1954-1980
28 / 2
Cardiac Arrhythmias : Their Mechanisms, Diagnosis, and Management, by William J. Mandel
1980
28 / 3
Clinical Ambulatory Monitoring, edited by W. A. Little
1980
28 / 4
Clinical and Research Uses of Ambulatory Monitoring, edited by N.K. Jacobsen, S.E. Higgins, and S.R. Yarnall
1976
28 / 5
D
1950-1978
29 / 1
Dynamic Electrocardiographic Recording, by Gerald F. Fletcher
1979
29 / 2
E
1952-1982
29 / 3
"The Frequency of Asymptomatic Disturbances of Cardiac Rhythm and Conduction in Middle-Aged Men," by Lawrence E. Hinkle, Susan T. Garver, and Michael Stevens
1969
29 / 4
H
1951-1976
29 / 5
I
1967-1981
29 / 6
L
1978-1979
29 / 7
M
1956-1983
29 / 8
Mining Association of Montana newsletters
1948-1956
29 / 9
N
1963-1983
29 / 10
0
1968-1981
29 / 11
P
1961-1982
29 / 12
Q
1971, 1977
29 / 13
R
1957-1982
29 / 14
S
1952-1981
29 / 15
T
1953-1979
29 / 16
U
1963, 1973
30 / 1
V
1963-1978
30 / 2
W
1953-1976
30 / 3
Miscellaneous
1954-1978
30 / 4
Bibliographies
1965-1981, undated
30 / 5
Exhibit catalogues
1952-1972
30 / 6
Foreign language publications
1957-1984
Printed Material: Commercial Promotion of Holter Monitor (by company)
30 / 7
Advance Med
1981, undated
30 / 8
Aegis Ambulatory Monitoring System
1981-1982
30 / 9
American Optical
1975-1976, undated
30 / 10
Burdick
1981, undated
30 / 11
Cardiac Evaluation Center
undated
30 / 12
Cardio Data
1983, undated
31 / 1
Cardio-Dynamics
1974-1976, undated
31 / 2
Cardio-Dynamics "Dyna-Scan Reports"
1972
31 / 3
Cardio-Dynamics Dyna-Gram operator's manual
1974
31 / 4
Cardiodyne
1976-1979, undated
31 / 5
Clinical Data
1972-1981, undated
31 / 6
Del Mar Avionics advertisements in periodical literature
1967-1982, undated
31 / 7
Del Mar Avionics battery charger test specifications
1966
31 / 8
Del Mar Avionics company histories, etc.
1961-1982, undated
31 / 9
Del Mar Avionics electrocardiocharter instructions, test specifications
1963
31 / 10
Del Mar Avionics electrocardiocorder manuals, test specifications, etc.
1963-1976
32 / 1
Del Mar Avionics electrocardioscanner test specifications
1963
32 / 2
Del Mar Avionics minimonitor specifications, etc.
1970
32 / 3
Del Mar Avionics millivolt calibrator test specifications
1964
32 / 4
Del Mar Avionics price lists, parts lists
1963-1974, undated
32 / 5-7
Del Mar Avionics promotional literature
1967-1980, undated
32 / 8
Hiffman-Medcraft
1977-1983, undated
32 / 9
Instruments for Cardiac Research, Inc. (poster entitled "Failsafe Holter Hook-Up," 1980, in oversize folder)
1980-1981, undated
MC 173-174
Instruments for Cardiac Research, Inc. poster entitled "Failsafe Holter Hook-Up," [Archives Map Case: See folder MC 173, 174]
1980
32 / 10
International Medical Corporation
1979-1981, undated
32 / 11
Omnimedical
1975-1978, undated
33 / 1
Searle Norpace
1977-1981, undated
33 / 2
Telemed
1974-1978, undated
33 / 3
"HRF - HEGG - Ads" (miscellaneous companies, A-Z)
1962-1981, undated
Printed Material: Miscellaneous (by subject)
33 / 4
"HRF - Aging"
1960, 1973
33 / 5
Anesthesia
1950-1979
33 / 6
"HRF - Astra- Photography"
1964-1973, undated
33 / 7
Biotelemetry in tracking animals
1961-1969
33 / 8
"HRF - B.P. Measurement Equipment" (re blood pressure device)
1956-1976
33 / 9
Brain scans; brain waves; brain functions
1952-1981
33 / 10
"Brookhaven Conference Report, Radiodine, July 28-30, 1948"
1948
34 / 1-4
"HRF - Cardiology Misc."
1953-1981
34 / 5
"HRF - Clear Air Turbulence"
1970, 1973
34 / 6
Diseases; health; treatments; etc.
1957-1980, undated
35 / 1
Diseases; health; treatments; etc.
1957-1980, undated
35 / 2
Drugs
1968-1974, undated
35 / 3
Albert Einstein
1959, 1979
35 / 4-5
Equipment
1948-1983
35 / 6
Equipment manuals
1948-1983
36 / 1
Equipment manuals
1948-1983
36 / 2
Experiments
1946-1978
36 / 3
Grants and tax exemptions
1960-1974, undated
36 / 4-5
"HRF - HEGG - Misc. Papers"
1951-1981
37 / 1-2
"HRF - HEGG - Misc. Papers"
1951-1981
37 / 3
"Holography"
1972-1976, undated
37 / 4
How to build instructions
1966-1973, undated
37 / 5
"HRF - Hymenoptera" (insect stings)
1974
37 / 6
Hypertension
1951 -1979
37 / 7
"Mss Obv. on Subj. A" (sex education)
1967-1975, undated
37 / 8
Magnetism
1947-1972
37 / 9
Medical profession
1955-1981
38 / 1
Nuclear energy; nuclear wastes; radiation; nuclear power
1949-1980
38 / 2
Nuclear medicine
1952-1979
38 / 3-4
Nuclear weapons
1945-1978
38 / 5
Ocean waves
1938-1980
38 / 6
Physics
1939-1973
38 / 7
Psychology; behavioral science; psychic abilities; etc.
1963-1980
39 / 1
Radioactive isotopes
1942-1978
39 / 2
Research
1962-1981
39 / 3
Science
1952-1981
39 / 4
"HRF - Science Teaching - Young People"
1972
39 / 5
"HRF - Sensor Project" (temperature; acupuncture; breath waves)
1972-1981
39 / 6
"HRF - Smoking"
1957-1968
39 / 7
Space flight
1959-1969, undated
39 / 8
Thermography
1965-1972
39 / 9
"A Twenty-year Review of Medical Findings in a to Radioactive Fallout"
1975
39 / 10
Wind power
1973, undated
39 / 11
Miscellaneous newsletters/bulletins (sampled)
1948-1970
39 / 12
Miscellaneous
1948-1983
40 / 1
Miscellaneous
1948-1983
40 / 2
List of printed material separated to the Library
Reports
40 / 3
"Cardiac Studies with Continuous ECG Monitors - Progress Report"
1966
40 / 4
"Cardiac Studies with Continuous ECG Monitors -Final Report" (mini-monitor)
1969
40 / 5
Del Mar Report #1-#22, #25-#26
1969 November-1970 May
40 / 6
Heart disease report and statistics
undated
40 / 7
"Interim Report on 'Project J'" (heavy water)
undated
40 / 8
"Liquidation of Holter Foundation - Progress Reports "
1983 August-December
40 / 9
"Radioelectrocardiography - Progress Report"
1959
40 / 10
President 's reports to Board of Trustees
1950, 1951, 1974
40 / 11
"A Report on the First Five Years of Operation"
1953 June
40 / 12
"HRF - Squires Reports" (Del Mar reports; employment agreements between David Squires and Avionics)
1969-1970
40 / 13
"Weekly Laboratory Reports"
1956 October-December; 1960 November; 1961 March, April
40 / 14
Weekly Laboratory Reports #2-#77 (includes photographs)
1964 July - 1965 December
40 / 15
Weekly Laboratory Reports #78-#180
1966 January - 1967 December
40 / 16
Weekly Laboratory Reports #181 - #270
1968 January - 1970 August
Subject Files
41 / 1
"HRF 'A-Bomb' " (building a bomb at HRF laboratory)
1977
41 / 2
"HRF - Amb. ECG, Atlanta, 1976" ("Background of Holter Monitaring from 'Bombs to Frogs,' " Second Annual Conference on Ambulatory Monitoring, Medical Communications and Services Association, in Atlanta)
1975-1976
41 / 3
"HRF Amb. Mon. Boston May 18 - 20, 1978" (introductory remarks to Fourth Annual Conference on Ambulatory Monitoring, Medical Communications and Services Association, in Boston)
1978
41 / 4
Ambulatory Electrocardiography: Applications and Techniques (Holter scanning textbook)
1982-1983
41 / 5
Ambulatory Monitoring Association/Medical Computer Services Association
1974-1978
41 / 6
"HRF - Am. Coll. Card." (American College of Cardiology)
1966-1979
41 / 7
American Heart Association
1955-1978
41 / 8
"HRF - American Indian Institute, Inc." (grant from HRF)
1972-1973
41 / 9
"HRF - 'Arthritis Mines' " (health benefits of uranium mines; poster for "Dance! Commemorating the Discovery of Radioactive Ore Sponsored by Basin F.O.E.," November 1949 in oversize folder)
1949-1965
MC 173-174
"HRF - 'Arthritis Mines' " health benefits of uranium mines; poster for "Dance! Commemorating the Discovery of Radioactive Ore Sponsored by Basin F.O.E." [Archives Map Case: See Folder MC 173, 174]
1949 November
41 / 10
"HRF - Ascorbic Acid - Wound Healing 1973-4" (vitamin C Studies)
1969, 1973-1974, undated
42 / 1
"HRF - AAMI" (Association for Advancement of Medical Instrumentation)
1966-1981
42 / 2
Associations and Conferences, A - H (miscellaneous organizations and meetings)
1940-1982
42 / 3
Associations and Conferences, I - Y (miscellaneous organizations and meetings)
1940-1982
42 / 4
"HRF - Atmospheric Radioactivity - Fallout - Russian Explosions, etc." (includes data from "Tracing Nuclear Explosions")
1949-1952, 1962
42 / 5
"HRF - Avionics Hassle" (trademark rights; use of the name "Holter Monitor")
1979-1980
42 / 6
"Avionics - HRF - Minimonitor - Legal" (patent ownership and royalty agreement; David Squires meeting with Del Mar Avionics on the minimonitor)
1969-1971
42 / 7
"Avionics - Patents - N.E.W. - Etc." (patenting of inventions discovered during NIH research grants)
1956-1971
42 / 8
"HRF - Avionics Program 1977" (Del Mar Avionics 25th anniversary celebration; grant to HRF)
1976-1977
42 / 9
"HRF - Dr. Bassan" (efforts of N.J. Holter and Kenneth Rose to bring Dr. Leon Bassan to University of Nebraska from Germany)
1968-1970
42 / 10
"Batterys"
1959, 1963, undated
42 / 11
"HRF - The Biophysical Society"
1957-1960
42 / 12
"HRF - Biotelemetry - California, 1976" ("The Genesis of Biotelemetry" to Third International Symposium of Biotelemetry)
1976
43 / 1
"HF - Braunwald" (Dr. Eugene Braunwald's efforts to purchase Holter monitor for UCSD Medical School)
1970
43 / 2
Marshall Brucer
1957-1970, undated
43 / 3
"HRF - C2H50H Red Tape" (re tax-free alcohol)
1953-1959
43 / 4
"HRF - Capricorn" (Scripps Institution of Oceanography - U.S. Navy Operation Capricorn in Central and South Pacific to study geology and geophysics; N.J. Holter's certificate for the expedition in oversize folder)
1951-1953
MC 173-174
"HRF - Capricorn" Scripps Institution of Oceanography - U.S. Navy Operation Capricorn in Central and South Pacific to study geology and geophysics; N.J. Holter's certificate for the expedition [Archives Map Case: See folder MC 173-174]
1951-1953
43 / 5
"HRF - Cardio Dynamics, Beverly Hills" (Hoechst Pharmaceuticals, Inc. booklet, Directions in Cardiovascular Medicine, Holter Recording)
1971-1974
44 / 1
"Ckts" (circuits)
1960-1974, undated
44 / 2-3
"Civil Defense"
1955-1964
44 / 4
"Civil Defense - Special Weapons - Montana" (radiological defense training)
1952-1953, 1959
44 / 5
"Clients" (consent forms, monitoring information, etc.)
1958-1981
44 / 6
"DMSO" (dimethylsulfoxide drug)
1965-1966
44 / 78
"HRF - ECC Del Mar Engineering Laboratories" (manufacturing of the electrocardiocorder and AVSEP; comments on standards of equipment by Lawrence E. Hinkle and others)
1961-1965
44 / 9
"HRF - ECC - NIH - Metcalf" (Senator Lee Metcalf materials on National Institute of Health grant to HRF; invention status of Holter monitor; National Shelter Program)
1962
44 / 10
"Eclipse - 1979" (includes graphs of light reflected off mountains during the solar eclipse)
1978-1979
44 / 11
"Edema water" (Dr. Ferdinand Schemm's study of heavy-body water)
1946-1952
44 / 12
"Electrodes:
undated
45 / 1
"HRF - Employment" (applications, position announcements, etc.)
1957-1985
45 / 2
"HRF - Employment - K. Buell" (Kathleen Buell)
1972-1974
45 / 3
"HRF - Employment - K. Hase, Summer 1977" (Karl Hase; construction of mobile robot)
1977, 1980
45 / 4
"HRF - Employment Files" (Karma Alfredson, Bob Jones, Mike Chovanak, Laurie Crutcher)
1982-1983
45 / 5
"HRF - Everest" (American Medical Research Expeditions to Mt. Everest using Holter monitoring equipment)
1976, 1980-1982
45 / 6
"HECG - Europe 1976" (N.J. Holter's trip to West Germany, The Netherlands, and Austria; promotion of Holter monitoring equipment)
1976
45 / 78
"Federation of American Scientists"
1947-1964
45 / 9
"HRF - Fetal Heart Project"
1943, 1957-1958
45 / 10
"HRF - Future $: (possible funding sources)
1962-1965
45 / 11
Hugh D. Glausha, Jr.
1965-1971
45 / 12
J. A. Gengerelli
1937-1979
46 / 1
J. A. Generelli
1937-1979
46 / 2
Piara Singh Gill (publications, resume, etc.)
1951-1970
46 / 3
"HRF Gilson Circulation Manuscript" ("Unusual QRS Alterations Seen in Continuous Electrocardiocorder Recordings - Instances Associated with Myocarditis, Bundle Branch Block and Angina Pectoris," by John S. Gilson, N.J. Holter and W. R. Glasscock)
1963-1964
46 / 4
Wilford R. Glasscock (includes HRF retirement plan)
1952-1968
46 / 5
"HRF - Grant Termination - 1968" (W. R. Glasscock's resignation, etc.)
1968-1969
46 / 6
"HRF - Grants From, Public Services, Misc." (donations of money, equipment and personnel to schools, organizations, Marshall Brucer, Lawrence Hinkle, J. A. Gengerelli, etc.; publications supported by HRF; tours; classes; etc.)
1951-1980
46 / 7
"GN - Heating" (contract for plumbing and heating for Great Northern depot building)
1956-1958
46 / 8
"GN - Holter Realty - Holter Research Fdn. Assessments" (apportionment of Great Northern depot building costs)
1956-1958
46 / 9
"GN - Johnson" (Al Johnson general contractor for remodeling of Great Norther depot building)
1956-1958
46 / 10
"GN - Light Fixtures" (lighting for Great Northern depot building)
1957, 1959
46 / 11
"GN - Miscellaneous" (refurbishing Greta Northern depot building for HRF laboratory) (blueprints for remodeling are in oversize folder)
1956-1957
MC 173-174
"GN - Miscellaneous" (refurbishing Greta Northern depot building for HRF laboratory) blueprints for remodeling [Archives Map Case See folder MC 173-174]
1956-1957
47 / 1
"GN - Painting" (interior Great Northern Depot building)
1956-1957
47 / 2
"GN - Palmquist" (Palmquist Electric Company contractor for Great Northern depot building)
1957-1958
47 / 3
"HRF _ HECG _ Smithsonian" (donation of first Holter monitor to the Smithsonian)
1978-1980
47 / 4
"HRF Heart Attack Kit: (intramuscular lidocaine, coronary profiles)
1972
47 / 5
"HRF - Heart Paper A.H.A., Miami 1961 October" ("Continuous Ambulant Electrocardiograms and Their Analysis - Clinical Observations Using the Electrocardiocorder and AVSEP Analyzer," 34th Scientific Session of American Heart Association, in Miami)
1961
47 / 6
"HRF Heart Specimens" (whale, tiger, giraffe)
1977, 1979
47 / 7
Helena Science Fair
1958-1963
47 / 8
"Highlights of Heart Research" (film by NIH discussing work of HRF)
1962
47 / 9
"HRF - Dr. Lawrence Hinkle - Cornell Medical Center - Project" (coronary study of Bell Telephone employees using Holter monitoring equipment)
1959-1962
47 / 10-12
"HRF - Holter - O'Connell Science Prize"
1967-1973
48 / 1
"The Holter Research Foundation, Inc., Technical Bulletin, February 1980"
1979-1980
48 / 2
"Hungarian Employment" (National Academy of Science program to provide employment for Hungarian scientist refugees)
1956-1957
48 / 3
"Industrial Accident Board" (reports of injury; boiler inspections)
1958-1959, 1968, 1971
48 / 4
"HRF - Institutional Assurance on Investigations Involving Human Subjects" (establishing a policy committee to meet NIH guidelines)
1966-1967
48 / 5-7
"HRF - IRS Fight" (tax reform for foundations; materials N.J. Holter provided attorney John Kline to establish foundation status for tax purposes; includes photographs)
1950-1983
48 / 8
International Conference on Medical Electronics
1961-1962
48 / 9
International Society for Correlative Biological Research
1971-1984
48 / 10
International Society of Cardiology
1958, 1962
49 / 1-2
"HRF - International Society on Biotelemetry"
1972-1984
49 / 3
"HRF - Kinesiology" (dental kinesiology program)
1977, undated
49 / 4
"Klein" (death of Otto G. Klein; "Storage Telemetry and Sudden Death")
1964-1972
49 / 5
"HRF - Ms. Kohn Grant: (Lois Kohn study and thesis, "Early Identification of Potentially Toxic Stress," partially funded by HRF)
1980-1981
49 / 6
"HRF Legal Agreements re Holter Monitor Royalty Correspondence relative to, etc. 1971-1972 (Del Mar Avionics agreement)
1970-1971
49 / 7
"Liquidation of Holter Foundation" (includes certificate of dissolution)
1983-1985
49 / 8
"Liquidation of Holter Foundation" (donations to Carroll College)
1983-1985
49 / 9
"Liquidation of Holter Foundation" (donations to Montana Historical Society)
1983-1984
49 / 10
"Liquidation of Holter Foundation:" (miscellaneous donations)
1983
50 / 1-2
"Manual for Laboratory Work in Radioisotope Techniques for Physicians"
1951-1955
50 / 3
"HRF - Mfg. Problem" (manufacture of electrocardiocorder)
1959, 1961, 1981
50 / 4
"Mss's" (guidelines for writing medical articles for publication)
1959-1979
50 / 5
"HRF Mss Am. J. Cardiology on ECG etc. Program Notes" ("Long-Period Continuous Electrocardiography of Active Individuals," American Journal of Cardiology, section of "Progress Notes")
1961
50 / 6
"HRF - MSS - S---O---R interactions, sensitivity-reaction syndrome"
undated
50 / 7
"HRF - METALAB" (equipment for laboratory depot building ordered from Metalab Equipment Company; diagram for hood and cupboard are in oversize folder)
1956-1958
MC 173-174
"HRF - METALAB" equipment for laboratory depot building ordered from Metalab Equipment Company; diagram for hood and cupboard [Arhcives Map Case See folder MC 173-174]
1956-1958
50 / 8
Midland Empire Cardiology Associates, Billings (Holter monitoring service)
1983, undated
50 / 9
"MT. Acad. F. P. 1980 Banquet Talk" (Montana Academy of Family Physicians 30th Scientific Assembly, Fairmont Hot Springs)
1980
50 / 10
Montana Academy of Sciences
1950-1967
50 / 11
Montana Heart Association
1949-1983
50 / 12
Montana Medical Association
1949-1983
50 / 13
"HRF - M.M.A. Paper, September 1977, MSLA" ("Serendipity In Scientific Research," 99th Annual Meeting of Montana Medical Association in Missoula)
1977
50 / 14
Montana Science Academy
1956-1958
51 / 1
"NIH & HRF re C2" (alcoholism)
1961-1974
51 / 2-3
HRF - NJH - Jama Award (AMA Scientific Achievement Award for 1978; includes materials submitted by N.J. Holter to selection committee) (sampled)
1950-1979
51 / 4
"HRF - NJH Mss for publ. of S.F. Ambulatory Mon. 1977 MCSA" ("The Evolution of Biotelemetry," Third Annual Conference on Ambulatory Monitoring, Medical Communications and Services Association, in San Francisco)
1977
51 / 5
"HRF - NJH - Pfeiffer 'New Exchange' " (F.W. Pfeiffer of MSU; fallout shelter controversy; letter to Ann Landers; civil defense)
1961-1962
51 / 6
"HRF - N.A.S.A." (pilot heartbeat studies)
1966
51 / 7
"HRF - National Jewish Hospital at Denver: (loan of HECG equipment)
1960-1962
51 / 8
"Netherlands Symposium - April-May 2972" ("Storage Telemetry and Sudden Death," International Symposium of Biotelemetry, in Nimegen, The Netherlands)
1970-1972
51 / 9
"HRF - NYC Med-Elec. Conf. July 16-21" ("The Electrocardiocorder and Related Instruments - Application in Clinical Cardiology" Fourth International Conference on Medical Electronics, in New York
1961
51 / 10
"Mss Norpace" (transcript of interview with N.J. Holter re ECG recorder for MEDCOM film)
1973-1974
51 / 11
"Nuclear Explosion Evidence from Precipitation at Helena, Montana" ("Tracing Nuclear Explosions," Nucleonics, August 1952)
1951-1952
52 / 1
"Oak Ridge" (Institute of Nuclear Studies)
1947-1955
52 / 2
"Oakridge shipments: (radioisotopes procurement; regulations for shipments; radioactive wastes)
1950-1979
52 / 3
Operation Cue (Nevada atomic bomb test May 5, 1955)
1955
52 / 4
"HRF - P - SQ. Drops" (velocity, shape, etc. of falling water/rain drops)
1949-1975
52 / 5
"HRF - Palsy Fund - Erickson" (fund for Robert V. Erickson's surgery
1956-1959, 1963
52 / 6
"HRF - Patents" (electrocardiographic means)
1962-1976
52 / 7
"Patents - Miscellaneous"
1934-1964
52 / 8
"W.R.G. Patent Pending Capstan" (capstan drive for miniature tape recorders)
1963-1964
52 / 9
"HRF - Foreign Patents" (HRF patents filed outside of the U.S.)
1956-1979
53 / 1
"HRF - Heart Patents: (electrocardiograph and method)
1956-1981
53 / 2
"HRF - James H. Littlepage Patents" (N.J. Holter - W. R. Glasscock electrocardiocorder-AVSEP arrythmiagraph system patent)
1963-1964, 1969
53 / 3
"HRF - Screen Patent" (repairing screens)
1956
53 / 4
"HRF - Patents - Tremorgraph" (instrument to record finger tremor)
1960
53 / 5
"HRF - Pauling Mss" (Linus Pauling writings on nuclear bomb testing, fallout shelters, etc.)
1959-1964
53 / 6
"HRF Physical Fitness - Cureton" (articles, seminars by Dr. Thomas K. Cureton and others)
1947-1967
53 / 7
"Picket fence" (heart rate profile)
1962, undated
53 / 8
"HRF - Project Dermal" (Elin Hansen study of ESP and dermo-optical perception)
1965-1967
53 / 9
"Project Stovepipe" (radioactive particles in precipitation)
1950-1951
53 / 10
"HRF - Public Health Service File - 'Regulation' " (grant application procedures, Research Grant Index listings for HRF, etc.)
1955-1969
53 / 11
"HRF - RECG - Capt. Barr: (Navy development of electrocardiograph equipment)
1955-1956
53 / 12
"HRF - RECG - John Gilson" (cardiac research project; "Continuous Ambulant Electrocardiograms and Their Analysis - Clinical Observations Using the Electrocardiocorder and AVSEP Analyzer;" Montana Heart Association Grant
1958-1964
54 / 1
"RECG - NY Acad. MSS" ("Method for Rapid Examination of ECG's from Twenty-four Hour Radioelectrocardiograph," New York Academy of Science International Conference
1955-1957
54 / 2
"RECG - Tape Recordings, Miniature" (manufacturer's information, etc.)
1954-1968
54 / 3
"HRF - R.R. Project UCSD Psychiatry" (proposed use of monitor in study of relationship of heart rate periodicity and ventricular arrhythmias by Arnold Mandell and Michael Blackburn at UCSD Medical School)
1981
54 / 4
"MSS Radioiodine: ("Patient X and his Seven Tumors," Great Falls Medical-Surgical Conference, 1954; articles by Sam Seidlin)
1946-1954
54 / 5
"Radioisotope equipment for Columbus Hospital, Great Falls" (Dr. Frank Petkevich)
1953-1954
54 / 6
Roger Revelle
1946-1984, undated
54 / 7
"HRF - Sanborn" (Sanborn Company production of HRF equipment)
1961
54 / 8
"HRF - HNA - Scanner for St. Peter's Hospital" (includes "The Trouble Makers" manuscript re medical ethics, malpractice, nuclear medicine in Helena, scanner controversy, Dr. J. Allan Miller)
1949-1976
55 / 1
"HRF - HNA - Scanner for St. Peter's Hospital"
1949-1976
55 / 2
"HRF - HNA - Scanner for St. Peter's Hospital"
1949-1976
55 / 3
"HRF Science Mss on E.C.C. etc." ("New Method for Heart Studies")
1961
55 / 4
"Scintillation Counter Construction" (gamma ray detector/counter)
1954-1956
55 / 5-6
"HRF - Seismic" (earthquake studies, difficulty receiving F.C.C. license for seismic station, etc.)
1953-1981
55 / 7
"Special ECC Records of Dr. Gilson" (John S. Gilson)
1960-1961
55 / 8
"HRF - Survey of Scientific Activities of Nonprofit Institutions" (National Science Foundation survey)
1964-1966
55 / 9
"HRF - Teloreceptor, Respiratory"
1960-1961
56 / 1
"HRF - Toomey on Bomb Detection" (Edmond G. Toomey's efforts to have N.J. Holter's Soviet bomb detection work recognized with Fermi award)
1960-1961
56 / 2
"HRF - Trademarks" (includes photographs)
1960-1968, 1973
56 / 3
"HRF - Tzu Culture" (articles and equipment re tissue cultures; outlines, course notes, etc. for Quantitative Growth of Mammalian Cells course at University of Colorado)
1957
56 / 4
Harold Urey (poster for Urey speech, "The Problem of Survival in the Stomic Age," sponsored by HRF, June 28, 1949, in oversize folder)
1949, 1965-1981, undated
MC 173-174
Harold Urey poster for Urey speech, "The Problem of Survival in the Stomic Age" [Archives Map Case See folder MC 173-174]
1949 June 28
56 / 5
"HRF - V. A. Hosp. - Isotopes - Cole" (scintillation equipment for Fort Harrison hospital and Dr. Richard L. Cole)
1957
56 / 6
"HRF - Vector" (Vector Manufacturing Company's Telemedics radioelectrocardiograph)
1960-1961
56 / 7
"HRF - Vector system" (vectorcardiography)
1956, 1965, undated
56 / 8
"HRF - Vortex Project" (vortex rings)
1938-1981, undated
56 / 9
"HRF - Wellman Grant '73-'74" (Holter-O'Connell Science Award to Gregory Wellman)
1972-1974
56 / 10
Nomination of Charles B. Wheeler, Jr. for Benjamin Rush Bicentennial Award for Citizenship and Community Services
1978
56 / 11
"HRF - Paul Dudley White
1954-1973
56 / 12
"Work sheets to make up renewal of Grant HE 02614-06 (C2) from 9-1-63 to 8-31-64, 'Cardiac Studies with ECG Monitors' "
1963
56 / 13
"HRF - Workman's Compensation: (Montana's State Compensation Insurance Fund)
1973-1984
56 / 14
HRF - The Young Foundation: (The Torrey Pines Institute of The Young Foundation for Medical Research, California)
1964
56 / 15
"Mimeo Info 3/17/53 Yucca Flats Test" (Operation Doorstep atomic bomb test at Yucca Flats, Nevada; civil defense during atomic explosions)
1951-1957
Miscellany
57 / 1
Ami-ro-meter; slide rules; nuclear bomb effects computer; nuclearule; register color coder; spirometer; Riaco Gamma radiation and shielding estimator
undated
57 / 2
"Analysis of Holter ECG Questionnaire Responses: by John McChesney
1980
57 / 3
Audiograms (unused)
undated
57 / 4
Citations; notes; etc.
undated
57 / 5
Directory listings; memberships; etc.
1956 - 1981
57 / 6
Equipment inventories; parts lists; etc.
undated
57 / 7
Equipment test records; monitoring tape records and lists
1960 - 1965, undated
57 / 8
Explosive transactions; registration of radiation machines; receipts for loans of equipment and record books; teledyne-geotech problem survey
1958 - 1982
57 / 9
Forms; letterhead; business cards
undated
57 / 10
"Guest Book: (visitors to HRF Laboratory)
1948 - 1982
57 / 11
"Groups" (guestbook for groups visiting HRF Laboratory)
1952 - 1973
57 / 12
"HRF - Inventory of Annals, Journals and Reprints at Lab" (includes listings of catalogs)
1963 - 1966, undated
57 / 13
List of artifacts separated to the Museum
57 / 14
List of audio tapes and sound recordings separated to boxes 107 and 108.
57 / 15
"Lists of Names we have forwarded to Bruce Del Mar - Electrocardiocarder - AVSEP arrhythmiagraph"
1963 - 1964
57 / 16
Lists of Holter equipment manufacturers; 1981 market statistics; companies not using Holter name
1981, undated
57 / 17
Mailing addresses
undated
57 / 18
Standards and specifications for electrocardiograph and for certification of Holter analyst (prepared by Lawrence E. Hinkle and Cornell University Medical College, Veterans Administration, etc.)
1959 - 1978
58 / 1
"Survey of Research and Development in Small Companies," by National Science Foundation
1977
58 / 2
Tables; chards; scales; diagrams; etc.
1962-1975, undated
58 / 3
Telephone log
1966 September-1970 September
58 / 4
"HRF -- Time and Attendance Report"
1961-1968
58 / 5
"Time off for sick leave and vacation" (notebook)
1964-1967
58 / 6
"HRF -- Warranties, Misc."
1977-1979
58 / 7
Atomic bomb tests; atomic energy issues; nuclear power plants; etc.
1946-1979, undated
58 / 8
"HRF Earthquake News"
1946, 1964-1983, undated
58 / 9
Einwetok Island hydrogen bomb test
1952, 1954
58 / 10
Heart disease and biotelemetry
1959-1975, undated
58 / 11
Holter Research Foundation
1948-1983, undated
58 / 12
Science and medicine
1961-1980
Norman J. Holter
Biographical Information
59 / 1
Data sheets, resume (includes updates)
1941-1978, undated
General Correspondence
59 / 2
Correspondence log (includes some HRF correspondence)
1953-1955, 1981-1983
59 / 3
Family matters; Emil Starz; investments; scientific equipment; travel in Europe; scientific work; Consolidated National Corporation; Applied Micro Science; personal matters; etc.
1914, 1927, 1931-1939
59 / 4
Piara S. Gill; investments; personal matters; Emil Starz; N. B. Holter; etc.
1940-1941
59 / 5
Investments; N. B. Holter; family matters; Emil Starz; J. A. Gengerelli; rivet invention and patent; etc.
1942-1943
59 / 6
Investments; Emil Starz; J. A. Gengerelli; rivet invention; employment and education opportunities; personal matters; etc.
1944-1945
59 / 7
Investments; J. A. Gengerelli; rivet invention; N. B. Holter; family matters, etc.
1946
60 / 1
Investments; J. A. Gengerelli; Roger Revelle; employment of Phyllis Hild; atomic bomb and the insurance industry study and article; Maurice Sadler employment; construction of a new home; etc.
1947
60 / 2
Maurice Sadler employment; atomic bomb and the insurance industry article; investments; construction of a new home; etc.
1948
60 / 3
Investments; Maurice Sadler employment; Roger Revelle; site for atomic reactor plant; Gerald Skibbins and the Montana Chamber of Commerce; etc.
1949
60 / 4
Maurice Sadler employment; "Capitalism for the Millions: speech and booklet; family matters; investments; National Science Foundation Bill; etc.
1950
60 / 5
Speaking invitations; "Golfun"; family matters; investments; etc.
1951-1952
60 / 6
"Eintewok ltrs." (letters to family during the Capricorn Expedition)
1952 September-October
60 / 7
Family matters; investments; application to medical school; N. B. Holter's illness; Phil Barbour; etc.
1953
60 / 8
Investments; family matters; Phil Barbour; application to medical school; civil defense; etc.
1954-1955
60 / 9
Montana Division of the American Cancer Society; investments; family matters; death of N. B. Holter; etc.
1956-1957
60 / 10
Family matters; construction of a swimming pool; investments; Medical Nuclear Consultanta; etc.
1958
61 / 1
Investments; trip to Europe; family matters; reorganization of First National Bank in Helena; General Nuclear Corporation; etc.
1959
61 / 2
Investments; civil defense; family matters; coin purchases; etc.
1960
61 / 3
Family matters; investments; S. B. 20 re capital investments; Piara S. Gill; civil defense; etc.
1961
61 / 4
Civil defense; investments; tax bill; etc.
1962
61 / 5
Investments; police patrol dogs; Securities Exchange Commission; etc.
1963
61 / 6
Nonsense Boxes, employment offer from UCSD; investments; St. Peter's Hospital; resignations from various organizations and boards; etc.
1964 January - June
62 / 1
Congratulations on UCSD appointment and receipt of an honorary Doctor of Science degree; investments; moving arrangements; etc.
1964 July - December
62 / 2
Investments; family letters; congratulations on Order of the Grizzly award; etc.
1965
62 / 3
Investments; family letters; sale of house; Order of the Grizzly trip; etc.
1966
62 / 4
Family letters; investments; art purchases; etc.
1967 January - June
62 / 5
Investments; family letters; etc.
1967 July - December
62 / 6
Family letters; investments; Marian Holter's wedding; construction of Holiday Inn motel; purchases of artwork; etc.
1968
63 / 1
Family letters; N.J. Holter's health; investments; etc.
1969
63 / 2
Investments; family letters; etc.
1970
63 / 3
Family letters; photography; investments; purchases of artwork; etc.
1971
63 / 4
Family letters; investments; royalty checks; etc.
1972
63 / 5
Steel artwork; family letters; investments; etc.
1973
63 / 6
Investments; N.J. Holter's health; family letters; etc.
1974
63 / 7
Investments; family letters; etc.
1975-1976
63 / 8
Family letters; investments; etc.
1977-1980
63 / 9
N.J. Holter's health; family letters; etc.
1981-1982
63 / 10
Investments; family letters; N.J. Holter's health; etc.
1983 January - June
64 / 12
Family letters; personal matters; etc.
undated
64 / 3
"Cards from family"
1955-1967, undated
64 / 4
Death of N.J. Holter
1983
64 / 5
Letters of recommendation / introduction for N.J. Holter
1937-1979, undated
Interoffice Correspondence
64 / 6-9
"Office Correspondence"
1961, 1964-1970, 1973, undated
64 / 10
Memorandum
1942-1975
Miscellaneous Correspondence
64 / 11
Lloyd Payne Bradley; Edward Rick; re: "Somwhere in France;" lumino
1917, 1938
Court Papers
64 / 12
Carson Construction Company versus A.T.. Allen ... J.J. Walter C. Moyle, et. al. subpoena
Diaries
65 / 1
"My Trip East"
1924 April 12-25
65 / 2
Trip to and work in San Francisco
1942 November 20-December 5
65 / 3
Miscellaneous
Financial Records
65 / 4
"NJH Special Account" statements
1954-1960
65 / 5
Expenses for construction of houses in Helena and LaJolla
1948, 1964-1965
65 / 6
"NJH - Portfolio" (stock investments)
1935-1949
65 / 7
Taxes
1950-1957, 1964, 1966
65 / 8
Miscellaneous
1958-1975
Laboratory Records
65 / 9
Beverly Hills laboratory notebook
1940 April-September
Legal Documents
65 / 10
Records of invention; permission to cite; receipts; licenses; permits; etc.
1931-1982, undated
Photographs
65 / 11
List of photographs separated to the Photo Archives
Press Releases
65 / 12
Appointments; criticism of Atomic Energy Commission; research findings
1941-1964, undated
Printed Material
65 / 13-14
"Department of Health, Education and Welfare Public Health Service--Discussion of Special Aspects of Electronic and Computer-Assisted Studies of BioMedical Problems" transcript of proceedings (N.J. Holter quoted)
1961 September
66 / 1
"Department of Health, Education and Welfare Public Health Service--Discussion of Special Aspects of Electronic and Computer-Assisted Studies of BioMedical Problems" transcript of proceedings (N.J. Holter quoted)
1961 September
66 / 2
Investing and finance
1964-1982
66 / 3
re Norman J. Holter
1941-1983
66 / 4
"Photography, cameras…"
1952-1973, undated
66 / 5
"NJH - Projects - Kids - Hobby - etc."
1960-1964, undated
66 / 6
"Selection of Site for Reactor Test Station," U. S. Congressional Hearings (N.J. Holter memo to G. J. Skibbins cited)
1949 April-May
66 / 7
"Totem Poles" (religion; vivisection; etc.)
1944-1947, undated
66 / 8
List of printed material separated to the Library
School Notes and Records
66 / 9
"NJH - College records" (includes high school, junior college, universities, institutes, honorary degrees, miscellaneous)
1923-1979
66 / 10
"Advanced Electricity and Magnetism; Theory of Relativity"
undated
67 / 1
"Analytical Chemistry 6"
1933
67 / 2
"Bacteriology, Volume 1"
undated
67 / 3
"Bacteriology, Volume 2"
undated
67 / 4
"Bacteriology, Volume 3"
1936
67 / 5
Biochemistry
1952
67 / 6
"Biology" (Carroll College)
1954
67 / 7
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
1980
67 / 8
"Chemicals"
1929
67 / 9
Chemistry
circa 1936
68 / 1
"Chemistry (2)"
1938, undated
68 / 2
"Class Notes Chemistry" (Mount Saint Charles College)
1930
68 / 34
Clinical neurology lecture notes
undated
68 / 5
"Comparative Anatomy Laboratory (includes photographs)
1955-1956
68 / 6
"Cosmic Rays" (University of Chicago)
1938-1939
68 / 7
"Criminal Analysis" (University of Southern California)
1937, undated
68 / 8
"Dyes" (Los Angeles Junior College); "Thermoelectricity"; "Liquid Ammonia Reactions, Advanced Inorganic Chemistry" (University of California); "The Growth of Radio"
1935, undated
69 / 1
"Electricity (with addenda)"
undated
69 / 2
"Embryology"
1954
69 / 3
Examination book - Carroll College (comparative anatomy)
1955
69 / 4
Examination books - USC (vacuum tube theory; optical theory; optics; crime analysis) (5 books)
undated
69 / 5
Examination books - UCLA (spectroscopy; electromagnetic theory; differential equations; chemistry) (8 books)
undated
69 / 6
Examination books - UCLA (physics) (8 books)
1936-1940
69 / 7
Examination books - unidentified (mechanics of wave motion; machine shop; electrodynamics; physics; electromagnetic theory differential equations) (6 books)
1938, undated
69 / 8
"Genetics Problems"
1954
69 / 9
"German" (translation exercise; verb sheet)
1938, undated
69 / 10
Handwriting identification
1937
69 / 11
"An Investigation of the Inhibiting Effect of Freshly Formed Trivalent Chromium (From K2Cr207 by reduction with Sn++) on the Rate of the Oxygen Oxidation of Stanuous Tin" (chemistry)
1936
69 / 12
"An Investigation of the Inhibiting Effect of Trivalent Chromium on the Rate of the Oxygen Oxidation of Stannous Tin" (chemistry)
1937
70 / 1
"Lectures on Alternating Current Theory"
undated
70 / 2
"Mammalian Physiology (includes 1948 lab manual)
1948, 1951
70 / 3
Mammalian physiology (lab manual; exercises)
1956
70 / 4
"The Mathematical Theory of Electricity and Magnetism, Vol. 1"
undated
70 / 5
"The Mathematical Theory of Electricity and Magnetism, Vol. 2"
undated
70 / 6
""The Mathematics of Ultra-High Frequencies in Radio"
1943
70 / 7
Mathematics lecture notes and student papers
1939, undated
71 / 1
Medical school courses (University of Oregon)
1955-1956
71 / 2
Miscellaneous notes; glossaries; etc.
1939-1940, undated
71 / 3
"Miscellaneous Review"
undated
71 / 4
Neuroanatomy
1955-1956
71 / 5
"Notes on Speedwriting"
undated
71 / 6
"Organic Chemistry"
1933
71 / 7
"Organic Synthesis"
1935
72 / 1
"An Outline and Condensation of Physico-Chemical Principles from Several Physical Chemistry Texts and Treaties, Principally Noyes & Sherrill's Advanced Chemical Principles, Volume #2"
undated
72 / 2
"An Outline and Condensation of Physico-Chemical Principles from Several Physical Chemistry Texts and Treaties, Principally Noyes & Sherrill's Advanced Chemical Principles, Volume #3"
undated
72 / 3
"Physical Chemistry Laboratory, Vol. 1"
undated
72 / 4
"Physical Chemistry Laboratory, Vol. 2"
undated
72 / 5
"Physical Optics"
undated
72 / 6
"Physics"
1937
72 / 7
"Physics"
1940, undated
72 / 8
"Physics"
undated
73 / 1
"Physics"
undated
73 / 2
"Physics 1A: (includes lab manual
1938-1939
73 / 3
"Physics 220-A (includes 1946 revised lecture manual)
1946, undated
73 / 4
"Physics; Classical Optics"
undated
73 / 5
Physiology (includes 1953 lab manuals)
1953, 1956
73 / 6
"Quantitative Analysis - 5-6"
undated
73 / 7
"Quantitative Mechanics" (University of Chicago)
undated
74 / 1
"Radioactivity and Nuclear Structure"
undated
74 / 2
"Self Study Department; Analytic and Vector Mechanics"
undated
74 / 3
"Self Study Department; Elementary Electricity Miscellany Review"
undated
74 / 4
"Self Study Department; Review of Elementary Principles; Mechanics"
undated
74 / 5
"Social Pathology"
undated
74 / 6
"Spectroscopic Theory of Atoms and Molecules, Volume 1"
undated
74 / 7
"Spectroscopy Theory, Physics, J. W. Ellis (to be written into notebook)"
undated
74 / 8
"Vector Analysis" (University of Chicago)
1939
74 / 9
"Word List English" (vocabulary)
1940
75 / 1
"Word List, PhD French"
undated
Speeches and Writings
75 / 2
"NJH - Addresses" (speech announcements, programs, etc.)
1940-1958
75 / 3
"NJH - Addresses" (speech announcements, programs, etc.)
1961-1983, undated
75 / 4
"NJH - Addresses" (to Institute of Mining Engineers, Montana Medical Association, American Association for the Advancement of Science, American College of Surgeons, Rotary Club, St. Peter's Hospital, Montana House of Representatives Judiciary Committee, Carroll College, Society of Nuclear Medicine; re atomic bomb, medicine, capitalism, physics, biotelemetry, Asa Seeds, George C. de Heresy, Bikini test, etc.)
1947-1979, undated
75 / 5
"The Application of Aminophthalhydrazide to the Forensic Detection of Blood Stains;" "The Atom Knocks at the Doctor's Door;" "The Atomic Bomb"
1947, 1951, undated
75 / 6
"Atomic Energy and the Life Insurance Industry" (speech to American Life Convention; also published)
1947
75 / 7
"Bikini Atoll Test Plans Include the Use of Radio-Controlled Switches, Electronic Echo-Sounders, Recording Instruments of many Kinds, and Television. All of the Equipment Must Operate Despite Blast, Heat, and Ionizing Radiation"
1946
75 / 8
"Capitalism for The Millions;" "Circuitry for the Stereo Presentation of Three Dimensional Data;" "A Close Shield for Use in Micropipetting Radioisotope Stock Solutions"
1950-1964
75 / 9
" 'Citizenship in the Atomic Age' - Commencement Address - Havre, 6/1/53"
1953
76 / 1
"Clinical Observation Using the Electrocardiocorder - AVSEP Continuous Electrocardiograph System;" "Continuous Electrocardiograms and Their Analysis - Clinical Observations Using the Electrocardiocorder and AVSEP Analyzer"
1961-1965
76 / 2
"Electrocardiocorder and Related Instruments - Applications in Clinical Cardiology;" "Electronic Instrumentation for Electrocardiographic Monitoring;" "Endoradiosonde Data Collection;" "Experiments on Stimulation of Nerves by Alternating Electrical Fields"
1941, 1961, undated
76 / 3
"The Evolution of Biotelemetry," from The Scope of Ambulatory Monitoring in Ischemic Heart Disease
1977
76 / 4
Fallout shelter series for the Helena Independent Record
1961 November - December
76 / 5
"Further Observations on Magnetic Fields Accompanying Nerve Transmission and Tetanus"
1964
76 / 6
"The Genesis of Biotelemetry"
1976
76 / 7
"Historical Background and Development of Ambulatory Monitoring; The Nature of Research," from Ambulatory ECG Monitoring
1975
76 / 8
"Improved Method for Magnetic Tape Recording of Analog Data"
1966-1967
76 / 9
"Living with Change" (Montana State College commencement address)
1964
76 / 10
"Magnetic Fields Accompanying Transmission of Nerve Impulses in the Frog's Sciatic;" " A Miniature Amplifier-Transmitter for the Broadcasting of Bioelectric Potentials"
1946-1961
76 / 11
"The Measurement of Blood Volume in a Radioisotope Training Course"
1952
76 / 12
"Measurement of Ocean Waves Generated by Atomic Bombs"
1946
76 / 13
"The New Look in Science;" "The New Look in Medicine"
1950-1951
76 / 14
"New Method for Heart Studies"
1961
76 / 15
"Nuclear Explosion Evidence from Precipitation at Helena, Montana"
undated
76 / 16
"NJH - Butte - MHA - Opaques" (re outer space)
undated
77 / 1
"Physical Considerations in Thyroid Tracer Measurements;" "Physics in Petroleum Engineering"
1953-1954
77 / 2
"Problems of Modern Civil Defense"
1962
77 / 3
"Radioelectrocardiography: A New Technique for Cardiovascular Studies"
1957
77 / 4
"Radioelectroencephlograph for Medical Research"
1952
77 / 5
"Rapid Method for Study of Cardiac Arythmias - Preliminary Results with Premature Atrial Systoles"
1958
77 / 6
"Remote Recording of Physiological Data by Radio"
1949
77 / 7
"Serendipity in Scientific Research;" "Simple Methods for Qualitative Check of Phosphor Decay in Fluorescent Tubes;" "Strength Duration Curve of Nerve Excitation by Electrical Fields Associated with Discharge of Condensers;" "The Structure of Boards of Directors of Top Quality Modern Corporations"
1942, 1955, 1965, 1978
77 / 8
"Some Dangerous Misconceptions in Our Atomic Age Thinking" (also published as "The Atomic Bomb")
1947
77 / 9
"Some Perspective on Telemetry in the Biological Sciences," from Bio-Telemetry
1963
77 / 10
"Storage Telemetry and Sudden Death"
1971-1972
77 / 11
"Tracing Nuclear Explosions"
1952
77 / 12
"Unusual QRS Alterations in Continuous Electrocardiocorder Recordings"
1964-1965
77 / 13
"Use of a Standard Electrocardiograph for Recording Finger Tremor"
1965
77 / 14
"Vibrations of Evaporating Liquid Drops"
1952, 1954
78 / 1
Bibliographies
1964, 1965, undated
78 / 2
Letters to the editor (published)
1951-1982, undated
78 / 3
"Radio remarks" ("Dial Exchange Cut-Over Program;" re cancer, Helena history, civil defense)
1949, 1955, undated
78 / 4
Review of unidentified manuscript on electrocardiography
1967
Subject Files
78 / 5
"Americana?" (Montana politics; F. F. Haynes letter; notes from V-J night)
1946, 1948, undated
78 / 6
"NJH American Association Medical Instrumentation Award" (Harold Laufman Award of the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation; includes acceptance speech which was also published as "The Development of Holter Electrocardiography" in Clinical Engineering
1978-1980
78 / 7
Applied Micro Sciences
1936-1938, undated
78 / 8
"NJH - Art - Shope" (Shorty Shope painting of Helena's fire tower)
1966-1967
78 / 9
"Artsciences" (N.J. Holter's exploded metal sculpture; includes "Geometry in Steel" exhibit at the Montana Historical Society)
1973, 1981
78 / 10
"NJH - Awards"
1948-1981
78 / 11
"NJH - Biron - Ice" (depth of ice on Montana lakes)
1971
78 / 12
California property (N.J. Holter investments and residences) (blueprints in oversize folder)
1948-1975
MC 173-174
California property (N.J. Holter investments and residences) blueprints [Arhcives Map Case See folder MC 173-174]
1948-1975
78 / 13
"NJH - Capitalism" (includes speech "Capitalism for the Millions;" also published)
1949-1950
78 / 14
"China - Egypt" (7th International Seminars in Nuclear Medicine)
1979-1980
78 / 15
"Civil Service (Draft)"
1941-1946
78 / 16
"Computer Deal" (formation of computer company)
1964-1965
78 / 17
"NJH - Cosmos club"
1962-1983
78 / 18
"Design in Steel Award Program"
1973
79 / 1
"NJH - Electrum X" (includes acceptance speech for Electrum honorary award)
1981
79 / 2
"NJH - Employment - Forms & original compilations" (applications, salary information, etc. for Navy Department, Civil Service, Oak Ridge Institute, American Association of Physics Teachers, etc.)
1927-1948
79 / 3
"NJH - Explorers Club"
1977-1983
79 / 4
"NJH - F.B.I." (employment; security clearance; communism; etc.)
1937-1965
79 / 5
"Famous Artists" (investment fund)
1966-1968
79 / 6
"First National Bank and Trust Company of Helena"
1955-1967
79 / 7
"Gate" (Gate Industries patents for Veinfinder and Venipuncture; dissolution of company)
1979-1980
79 / 8
"NJH - Glueckertism" (Beverly Glueckert controversy over Our Bodies, Ourselves in Helena Public Library; censorship
1979
79 / 9
"Golfun"
1951-1953
79 / 10
"NJH Gun control"
1968-1981
79 / 11
Helena Arts Council and "A Show of Hands" (Montana arts film)
1978-1979
79 / 12
Anton J. (Jeff, A. J. ) Holter
1965-1984
79 / 13
"NJH - Holter Cardiac Scanning Service, Inc. (proposed)
1973-1974
79 / 14
Joan Holter
1953-1983
79 / 15
John Holter
1963-1982, undated
79 / 16
"Holter, Marian"
1955-1972
79 / 17
Troy Holter
1967-1971
79 / 18
Hydraulic rivet patent
1941-1946
80 / 1
"NJH - IGPP - Sedimentation" (sedimentation study at USCD)
undated
80 / 2-5
"Idaho - AEC" (location of Atomic Energy Commission nuclear reactor testing station in Glasgow; includes unpublished manuscript by N.J. Holter, transcript of Congressional hearings and N.J. Holter's testimony, source data)
1949-1950
81 / 1
"Kennedy Mss" (N.J. Holter biographical article for Dr. Harold Kennedy)
1978-1979
81 / 2
"Memo - L. J. Scientific Luncheon" (notes of N.J. Holter meeting in La Jolla with scientists and friends)
1983 February 26
81 / 3-5
"NJH - La Jolla Museum of Art…"
1969-1971
81 / 6
"NJH - Jeanne Leeson" (article on N.J. Holter; reminiscence of A. M. Holter)
undated
81 / 7
"NJH - Mss Book" (medical profession; research)
1962-1963
81 / 8
"Mss Civ. Sailor" (civilian sailor re work in Navy at Bikini Island)
1944-1948
81 / 9
"NJH - Medical Hypertension" (N.J. Holter medical records, blood pressure records, etc.)
1956-1978
81 / 10
Medical Nuclear Consultants
1959-1961
82 / 1
Memorials to Norman J. Holter (American Journal of Cardiology; Journal of Nuclear Medicine; Del Mar Avionics; A. J. Holter's speech to cardiologists in Madrid, Spain)
1983-1984
82 / 2
Montana Space Council
1963-1964
82 / 3
"NJH - New York March - F.I.E.R." (March 1962, Foundation for Instrumentation Education and Research, Inc. conference on the use of telemetry in animal behavior)
1961-1963
82 / 4
"Newcomen Society"
1947, 1950
82 / 5
"NJH - Governor Don Nutter - Correspondences & his last speech"
1961-1962
82 / 6-7
"N.J. Holter - Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies, Oak Ridge, Tennessee" (basic radioisotope techniques course)
1949
82 / 8
"NJH - Patent - Non-splattering Sauce Pan" (includes photograph)
1964-1970
83 / 1
"NJH - Patents - Remote-indicating Thermopile"
1944-1948
83 / 2
"NJH - Personal Information 10/17/50 File" (security clearance for Idaho Operations Office review board of Atomic Energy Commission)
1950
83 / 3
"Russell - Remington Show, 10/22/66 - 11/22/66, La Jolla" (loan of Holter bronzes to La Jolla Museum of Art)
1966, 1968
83 / 4
"NJH - St. Peter's Hospital" (building fund, etc.)
1955-1971, 1983
83 / 5
"NJH - Sigma XI" (The Scientific Research Society of North America)
1940-1983
83 / 6
"NJH - Society of Nuclear Medicine"
1953-1983
83 / 7
"Spectroscopy"
1937, undated
83 / 8
"Troy" (Robert Preston Troy)
1939-1943
83 / 9
"NJH - U.C.L.A. Alum Award" (includes biographical information)
1975-1976
83 / 10
"NJH - USC - Etc." (W. J. O'Conner proposal for an honorary doctorate from University of Southern California for N.J. Holter)
1958, 1964
83 / 11-12
"Holter - University of Montana" (Order of the Grizzly; Stella Duncan Health Institute; Montana Center for the Arts; memorials; etc.)
1965-1981
84 / 1
University of Montana, School of Business Administration, Advisory Council
1958 - 1961
84 / 2
"Visiting Firemen" (Spruille Braden, Mieczyslaw Wionczek and Marcus Nadler visits to Montana)
1947
84 / 3
"War Training" (University of Chicago Engineering Science Management War Training Courses; Elements of Mechanics course taught by N.J. Holter)
1943
84 / 4
"Women's Park Arch" (moved from Helena's Denver Block)
1981 - 1982
Miscellany
MC 173-174
Blueprint for N.J. Holter home in Helena [Archives Map Case See folder MC 173-174]
undated
84 / 5
"Cartoons"
undated
84 / 6
Directory listings; memberships; etc.
1941 - 1983
84 / 7
"Doodles"
1944 - 1973, undated
Miscellany
MC 173-174
Drawing of interior of Helena Civic Center [Archvies Map Case: See folder MC 173-174]
undated
84 / 8
"NJH - Inventories - Misc."
84 / 9
Invitations; itineraries; golf scores; etc.
1939 - 1981
84 / 10
Legislation (Wild Horse Island; nuclear power plant; etc.)
1965 - 1977
84 / 11
Letterhead; business cards
undated
84 / 12
List of artifacts separated to the Museum
84 / 13
List of audio tapes and sound recordings separated to boxes 107 and 108.
84 / 14
Notebook (reading lists; driving record; miscellaneous notes)
1938 June-1941 September
84 / 15
Notebook (family birth / death dates; miscellaneous notes)
1939 - 1949
84 / 16
Notes (plate coupling kinematics; impedance; "Brain-Bell"; computers; etc.
1943 - 1979, undated
85 / 1
Quotes; poems; stories; games; etc. (includes poem "Holter the Scientist")
1965, undated
85 / 2
Speeches by others (re: the Gestapo; Wellington Rankin; federal funding of scientific research)
1945, undated
85 / 3
Miscellaneous
1937 - 1976, undated
Clippings
85 / 4
"Education, Bigotry, Philistinism, Intolerance, Provincialism"
1941 - 1972, undated
85 / 5
N.J. Holter
1935 - 1963
85 / 6
N.J. Holter
1966 - 1982, undated
85 / 7
Ken Norton; boxing
1979, undated
85 / 8
Obituaries
1953 - 1975
85 / 9
"Radioactivity fallout"
1952, 1955
85 / 10
"Science" (scrapbook)
undated
85 / 11
Tidal waves
1946 - 1952
86 / 1
"Clippings - Misc."
1905-1984
Norman J. Holter / U.S. Navy
General Correspondence
86 / 2
Miscellaneous
1942-1947, undated
Interoffice Correspondence
86 / 3-4
Memorandum
1941-1946
86 / 5
Telegrams; telecons
1942-1947, undated
86 / 6
Miscellaneous
1942-1947
Outgoing Correspondence
86 / 7
"Bikini letters" (N.J. Holter to family describing work, etc.)
1946 March-December
Diaries
86 / 8
Oceangraphic work in California; move to Wahdington D. C.; scientific notes; etc.
1943 July-1944 December
86 / 9
Work on submarine, etc.
1946 October-November
87 / 1
"N.J. Holter, Buships, Code 940 D, Washington, D. C."
1945 August-September
87 / 2
Trip to and work at Pearl Harbor; trip to and work at Bikini Island
1946 March-August
87 / 3
Work on Bikini Island
1946 October-November
Financial Records
87 / 4
Claim for travel reimbursement, receipts, etc.
1942, 1946
Press Releases
87 / 5
Joint Task Force One press and radio releases re: Operation Crossroads
1946
Printed Material
87 / 6
Bombs at Bikini: The Official Report of Operation Crossroads, by W. A. Shurcliff
1947
87 / 7
Operation Crossroads: The Official Pictorial Record, by the Office of the Historian Joint Task Force One
1946
87 / 8
Operation Crossroads articles, etc.
1946-1947
Reports
87 / 9
Bikini Physical Society
1946
87 / 10
Intelligence reports
1945
88 / 1
Investigation of Surface Ship Wakes (prepared by N.J. Holter)
1942
88 / 2
Measurements of the Horizontal Thermal Structure of the Ocean (prepared by N.J. Holter)
1944
88 / 3
"Selected Topics in Submarine Acoustics: Special Report: Mechanics of Wave Motion and Sound" (prepared by N.J. Holter)
1941
88 / 4
Sound Transmission Loss Through and Thickness of the Wakes of Anti-Submarine Vessels (prepared by N.J. Holter)
1943
88 / 5
The Thermal Microstructure of the Ocean (cites N.J. Holter)
1945
88 / 6
Thermal Structure of Sweetwater Lake (cites N.J. Holter)
1946
88 / 7
"The Use of Ocean Wave Knowledge in World War II" (prepared by N.J. Holter)
undated
88 / 8
Wave projects reports nos. 38, 42, 44 - 47, 51, 52, 54, 56
1945 - 1946
88 / 9
Wave projects reports
1943 - 1945
89 / 1
Wave Projects reports
1946, undated
Subject Files
89 / 2
"Equipment and Processes Notes WW II"
1943, 1946, undated
89 / 3
"NJH - Employment - WW II" (personnel records, etc.)
1941, 1946
89 / 4
"NJH - Travel orders"
1942-1946
89 / 5
"Resubmergence" (submarines; waves; etc.)
undated
Miscellany
89 / 6
Blueprints for vortex generator
1943
89 / 7
Cartoons
1946, undated
89 / 8
Conference agendas (atomic bomb; anti-submarine; Operations Crossroads)
1945 - 1946
89 / 9
Forms; letterhead; invitation; problems notebook; miscellaneous
1945, 1946, undated
89 / 10
Newsletters; informational bulletins; etc.
1945 - 1946
89 / 11
"Holter Field Notes"
September 1942
89 / 12
"Misc. Notes; Virginia; La Jolla"
1942 - 1943
89 / 13
Notebook (acoustic experiments; thermopile; torpedo study; wave experiments; etc.)
1943 October- 1944 June
90 / 1
"Miscellaneous notes - Not Confidential"
1944 January
90 / 2
Notebook (wave study of swell and pitch)
undated
90 / 3
Organizational charts; personnel lists; telephone directory
1941 - 1947
90 / 4
Plans of the day
1946
90 / 5
Rules; regulations; agreements; pledges; standing orders
1943 - 1946, undated
Clippings
90 / 6
Bikini Island atomic bomb test
1946
Norman J. Holter / University of California San Diego
General Correspondence
90 / 7
Miscellaneous
1964 July-1966 May
Interoffice Correspondence
90 / 8 - 91 / 2
Memorandum
1964 August-1966 June, undated
Press Releases
91 / 3
N.J. Holter and John S. Galbraith resignations, etc.
1965-1966
Printed Material
91 / 4
Newsletters; bulletins; brochures; articles; etc.
1963-1969
Subject Files
91 / 5
Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics
1964
91 / 6
"NJH - Employment - USCD"
1964 - 1966
91 / 7
Neurosciences Study Plans (for School of Medicine)
1966
91 / 8
Scripps Clinic and Research Foundation
1966 - 1976
91 / 9
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
1961 - 1980
91 / 10
"USCD - Mandeville Lecture Series" (includes N.J. Holter's introductions of speakers)
1965 - 1966
91 / 11
"USCD Private Endowment Support (proposed)" (includes University of Montana and Montana State University foundation materials)
1965 - 1966
Miscellany
92 / 1
Agendas for Building Advisory Committee, Council for the Advancement of Science Writing, Council of Chancellors, Campus Planning Committee, Regents, University Club
1964-1966
92 / 2
Forms; letterhead; postcard, etc.
undated
92 / 3
Staff lists; statistics; organizational chards
undated
92 / 4
Studies, proposals, etc. re: censorship, field station, higher education, etc.
1964-1967
Clippings
92 / 5
John S. Galbraith inauguration
undated
92 / 6
USCD
1953-1967
Norman J. Holter / Society of Nuclear Medicine
General Correspondence
92 / 7
Formation of Society of Nuclear Medicine; meeting plans; dues; membership; preparation of brochure; use of radioisotopes in medicine; nationalization of society; etc.
1954 - 1955
92 / 8
Publicity; committee appointments; meeting plans; membership; finances; etc.
1956
92 / 9
Meeting plans; formation of regional and Canadian chapters; committee appointments; radiation research; etc.
1957
92 / 10
Honorary membership for George de Hevesy; meeting plans; committee appointments; The Journal of Nuclear Medicine; elections; finances; etc.
1958 - 1963
92 / 11
Bylaws publication; finances; meeting plans; committee appointments; award for Asa Seeds; calendar production; etc.
1964 - 1979, undated
Financial Records
92 / 12
Statements
1954-1972
93 / 1
Invoices; expense report form
1954
Minutes
93 / 2-3
Executive Committee; Board of Trustees; general business meeting
1954-1969
93 / 4
Board of Trustees; general business meeting
1971-1979
Organization
93 / 5
Articles of Incorporation; by-laws; amendments
1954 - 1969, undated
93 / 6
Board of Trustees memos and notices of meetings, etc.
1956 - 1983
93 / 7
Board of Trustees notebook (includes agendas, minutes, committee reports, financial statements, etc.)
1973
93 / 8
Board of Trustees notebook (includes agendas, minutes, committee reports, financial statements, etc.)
1975
94 / 1
Lists of officers, committee chairmen
1956 - 1957, 1964 - 1983
94 / 2
Past Presidents Council notices of meetings; membership lists
1968 - 1972
Printed Material
94 / 3
The Heritage of Nuclear Medicine (25th Anniversary commemorative publication)
1979
94 / 4
The Journal of Nuclear Medicine (25th Anniversary commemorative issue)
1978 June
94 / 5
Membership directories
1963, 1966
94 / 6
Membership directories
1970, 1971, 1974
94 / 7
Newsletters
1954 - 1982
94 / 8
Miscellaneous
1960 - 1980
Reports
94 / 9 - 95 / 1
Committee Reports
1959-1978
95 / 2
Membership Committee reports (includes membership lists)
1961-1972
95 / 3
President's report (N.J. Holter; Thad P. Sears; Lindon Seed; Leonard M. Freeman)
1957, 1964, 1966, 1979
Speeches
95 / 4
N.J. Holter; Charles L. Dunham; Marshall Brucer; Leonard M. Freeman
1957, 1959, 1969, 1979, undated
Miscellany
95 / 5
Annual meetings, 1st - 6th (programs, etc.)
1954 - 1959
95 / 6
Annual meetings, 7th - 13th (programs, etc.)
1960 -1966
95 / 7
Annual meetings, 14th - 17th (programs, etc.)
1967-1970
95 / 8
Annual meetings, 18th - 23rd (programs, etc.)
1971 - 1976
96 / 1
Annual meetings, 24th - 26th (programs, etc.)
1977 - 1979
96 / 2
Annual meetings, 29th - 30th (programs, etc.)
1982 - 1983
96 / 3
Brochures; calendars; letterhead
1976, 1978, undated
96 / 4
History; educational program description; Asa Seeds award; travel expense procedures
1962 - 1979, undated
96 / 5
Pension plan
1979
96 / 6
State and regional chapters (Northern California, Southern California,
New York, Pacific Northwest, Rocky Mountain, Southwestern, Western, Western Canada
1966 - 1980
Clippings
96 / 7
Miscellaneous
1954-1969, undated
Oversize Materials
97
Miscellaneous charts and graphs
1944-1979
Montronics, Inc.
General Correspondence
98 / 1
Miscellaneous
1959-1963
Financial Records
98 / 2
Balance sheets, financial statements, etc.
1957-1960
Legal Documents
98 / 3
Contract for employment; option agreement
1960-1961
Organization
98 / 4
Articles of incorporation; bylaws, etc.
1960
Miscellany
98 / 5
Annual report; prospectus; clippings
1961-1962
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
General Correspondence
98 / 6-7
Miscellaneous
1955-1968
Financial Records
98 / 8
Taxes
1946-1956
Legal Documents
98 / 9
Public Service Commission rate case
1959
Organization
98 / 10
Board of directors minutes and agendas
1958-1964
99 / 1
Boards of directors trips
1956 - 1964
99 / 2
Director's notebook; Norman J. Holter
1960 - 1965
99 / 3
Expenses of Norman J. Holter for trips to Board of Directors' meetings
1964 - 1965
99 / 4
Minutes; state heads' meetings
1956 - 1957
Printed Materials
99 / 5
"Helena, 1882-1955: a city and a service grow up together"
1955
99 / 6
Teleflash (employee newsletter)
1965-1966
99 / 7
Miscellaneous publications
1961-1965
Reports
99 / 8-10
Annual reports
1954-1963
Subject Files
100 / 1
Communications workshop
1964
Miscellany
100 / 2-4
Miscellaneous (includes maps, statistical data, speech by K. P. Todd "Need for better earnings in Montana", employee and customer information program, radio remarks by Norman J. Holter re: new direct dial system)
Clippings
100 / 5
Miscellaneous (many re: Norman J. Holter's appointment to the Board)
1955-1961
Unprocessed material
Miscellaneous
101
Holter Research Foundation Miscellaneous Clippings, California Legal Documents
California invitations
circa 1960-1979
102
IRS Correspondence and Subject Files
circa 1979-1981
103
Wilford Glasscock to Journal of American College of Cardiology
1991
104-105
Normal J. Holter Personal Correspondence
circa 1960-1969
106
Holter Research Foundation and Norman J Holter Subject Files
circa 1960-1979
Audio Recordings
107-108
Audio Files separated from collection (see box 57 folder 14 and box 84 folder 13 for listing of items)