The file contains a printed announcement of Penfield and Cone’s professional wartime services; 1 bound volume containing legends for the photographs in A/N 11-7/1; and a photocopy of R.C. Fetherstonhaugh’s ‘McGill University at War’ listing all those killed in action, killed on active service or died of wounds for 1939-1945.

The file contains 3 papers by G.H. Ettinger, Honorary Secretary of the National Research Council of Canada: ‘History of the Associate Committee on Medical Research’ (reprint of CMA Journal, April 1961), ‘Effects of Farquharson Committee Report on Canadian Medical Schools’, and ‘Origins of Support for Medical Research in Canada’ (reprint of CMA Journal, April 1958).

The file contains correspondence, memorandums, agendas and notes for the National Research Council's Associate Committee on Medical Research.

The file contains miscellaneous correspondence for the National Research Council. This includes appointments, memorandums, committees, reports, budgets, and discussions of research.

The file contains correspondence between Wilder Penfield and G.H. Ettinger for the Advisory Committee on Medical Research.

The file contains correspondence between Wilder Penfield and the Department of Veterans Affairs.

The file contains correspondence about Armed Service Training at the Montreal Neurological Institute including training, instructors, appointments and budgetary information.

The file contains correspondence outlining appeals to Ottawa for support or funding for the Montreal Neurological Institute. This includes letters to Prime Minister W.L. Mackenzie King and his ministers, C.D. Howe and McGill Officers, and L. St. Laurent and his ministers.

The file contains appeals for support for the Montreal Neurological Institute. This is through correspondence to Diefenbaker, Graffety, etc. and Diefenbaker's interview 17 July 1958.

The file contains reports, including one which reports on Lord Tweedsmuir's death certificate, medical reports and 4 photographs of a person with a bandaged head. The files were transferred from the Office files.