Warfield Firor, 1974 November 21

Warfield Firor was a Johns Hopkins Hospital physician and secretary of the American Surgical Society, 1943-1949. In this interview, he discusses Johns Hopkins Medical School during World War II; implications of the atomic bomb; the Flexner report; Red Cross Blood Donor program; new drugs; comparisons of Baltimore before and after the fire of 1904, and earlier and present medical education.