Notes to Salmon in France and Beyond

Notes for Salmon in France and Beyond: A Rising Star

(1): Paul O. Komora, 1937/1943(?), “Salmon (Saloman) Genealogy,” Thomas W. Salmon Collection, Oskar Diethelm Library, https://dcmny.org/do/7cf85861-34be-4513-ad84-288dae8b5222#page/1, pp. 1.  

(2): Thomas W. Salmon, 1919, “Psychiatric Lessons from the War,” in Transactions of the American Neurological Association, Forty-Fifth Annual Meeting, Atlantic City, NJ, Thomas W. Salmon Collection, Oskar Diethelm Library, https://dcmny.org/do/08fe70fb-9ac4-437a-806f-cfad5b23ce68#page/1, pp. 2.  

(3): Thomas W. Salmon, December 8, 1918, “Letter to Helen Ashley Salmon about visiting Lorraine, Luxembourg, and parts of German-occupied Alsace (Transcription),” Thomas W. Salmon Collection, Oskar Diethelm Library, https://dcmny.org/do/0fa05477-2348-41a0-b0c2-302f7a108489#page/1, pp. 3.  

(4): Thomas W. Salmon, August 18, 1918, “Letter to Helen Ashley Salmon about the administration of psychiatric hospitals and loneliness (Transcription),” Thomas W. Salmon Collection, Oskar Diethelm Library, https://dcmny.org/do/146ee066-fb67-41fa-88c2-7d6aa901e2fc#page/1, pp. 2.

(5): Thomas W. Salmon, December 9, 1918, “Letter from Thomas W. Salmon to a "Dr. Russell" discussing provisions for psychiatric care in the American Expeditionary Force and for the care of veterans in the mainland United States,” Thomas W. Salmon Collection, Oskar Diethelm Library, https://dcmny.org/do/c3c7c83f-ac3d-4093-914e-3f186d9f12d8#page/1, pp. 3.

(6): Thomas W. Salmon, 1920(?), “War Neuroses ('Shell Shock'),” Thomas W. Salmon Collection, Oskar Diethelm Library, https://dcmny.org/do/eff2c422-6fab-4581-bb6d-165d7ced1907#page/1, pp. 16.

(7): The New York Sun and Thomas W. Salmon, April 10-29, 1919, “’Lessons of Shell Shock: Dr. Salmon Explains Some Misconceptions’ and Thomas W. Salmon's response,” Thomas W. Salmon Collection, Oskar Diethelm Library, https://dcmny.org/do/2f0ffdfd-3bd9-4b7e-abc1-3647e2c9a074#page/1; The World, August 31, 1919, “Vital Hospital Problem When the Public Health Service Takes Over the Soldiers 'Wounded in Mind,'” Thomas W. Salmon Collection, Oskar Diethelm Library, https://dcmny.org/do/a4efe375-2abc-416e-950b-d9e848a4a7b0#page/1. 

(8): Thomas W. Salmon, April 4, 1921, “Address at the Carnegie Hall Rally by Thomas W. Salmon,” Thomas W. Salmon Collection, Oskar Diethelm Library, https://dcmny.org/do/557ace50-62b6-49b5-8376-764190f0ca58#page/1, pp. 3.

(9): Ibid., 4.

(10): Ibid., 5.

(11): Thomas W. Salmon, 1914, “Immigration and the Prevention of Insanity,” in Conference on Mental Hygiene Report. Illinois Society of Mental Hygiene, Thomas W. Salmon Collection, Oskar Diethelm Library, https://dcmny.org/do/dffbe937-f375-4b4c-9fab-e9fff218d4f3#page/1, pp. 101  

(12): Thomas W. Salmon, “Address at the Carnegie Hall Rally by Thomas W. Salmon,” pp. 8.

(13): Executive Assistant to William Darrach, July 6, 1921, “Letter announcing Thomas W. Salmon's appointment as Professor of Psychiatry at the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University,” Thomas W. Salmon Collection, Oskar Diethelm Library, https://dcmny.org/do/2dcaff6f-ae02-4d8b-aafb-43fb994f7e21#page/1. 

(14): Thomas W. Salmon, March 20, 1922, “Provisions for Psychiatry in the hospital facilities and curriculum of the College of Physicians and Surgeons,” Thomas W. Salmon Collection, Oskar Diethelm Library, https://dcmny.org/do/e7077c1c-6731-436b-9d77-79bbc71ab8aa#page/1, pp. 9.

(15): Paul O. Komora, 1937/1943(?), “Record of an interview with Louis Casamajor,” Thomas W. Salmon Collection, Oskar Diethelm Library, https://dcmny.org/do/0feeeca8-e156-4197-92d8-f8f4d7ba29db#page/1.  

(16): Walter B. James, Frank Diehl Fackenthal and Thomas W. Salmon, “Correspondence between Walter B. James, William Darrach, Frank D. Fackenthal, and Thomas W. Salmon on offering Goerge A. Kirby a professorship at Columbia University,” Thomas W. Salmon Collection, Oskar Diethelm Library, https://dcmny.org/do/bdb9bc28-20f9-4dbe-87f1-710e9806751a#page/1.

(17): Eleanor H. Johnson, Stephen P. Duggan and Thomas W. Salmon, October 1, 1916, “The Proposal to Discontinue the Use of Randall's Island for the Feebleminded,” Thomas W. Salmon Collection, Oskar Diethelm Library, https://dcmny.org/do/a15f85ea-e1b5-4acb-9df0-e878dab490d1#page/1.  

(18): Thomas W. Salmon and Harvey Cushing, January 24 – May 19, 1927, “Correspondence between Thomas W. Salmon and Harvey Cushing on Salmon's Gasserian ganglion,” Thomas W. Salmon Collection, Oskar Diethelm Library, https://dcmny.org/do/b48c2736-a386-41ee-aa45-5fbee186b2ad#page/1.  

(19): Paul O. Komora, George K. Pratt, Arthur Hiler Ruggles, August 15-20, 1927, “Correspondence between Paul O. Komora, George K. Pratt, and Arthur Ruggles on Thomas W. Salmon's death and funeral,” Thomas W. Salmon Collection, Oskar Diethelm Library, https://dcmny.org/do/70142a57-6164-45dd-8fa7-92406a296e27#page/1.  

(20): Paul O. Komora, “Record of an interview with Louis Casamajor,” https://dcmny.org/do/0feeeca8-e156-4197-92d8-f8f4d7ba29db#page/1.  

(21): Paul O. Komora, “Salmon (Saloman) Genealogy,” pp. 6.  

(22): New York World Telegram and Sun, February 24, 1965, “Edwin A. Salmon, 62, Ex-City Planner, Dies,” Thomas W. Salmon Collection, Oskar Diethelm Library, https://dcmny.org/do/e154f750-c6c2-419c-a0d6-c6271f81f3c3#page/1.