Letters to and copies from Dr. Bryans concerning AMA, Pensacola Hospital (Dr. W. E. Anderson), March of Dimes drive in Pensacola (1940), Pensacola City-County Health Unit, the National Physicians Committee, Claude Pepper Senatorial Campaign (1944), Escambia County Cancer Society, Bryans appointment as narcotics Inspector, Florida Government Highway Safety Conference (1946), lobbying for Veterans Hospital in Pensacola, AMA (1951), biographical data, appointment as consultant to U.S. Naval Hospital, C. W. Mayo letter (Mayo Clinic), (1952), and other personal medical matters. [72 pieces].