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Rupert Blue
4th Surgeon General of the United States
In office January 13, 1912 – March 3, 1920
President
William Howard Taft Woodrow Wilson
Preceded by
Walter Wyman
Succeeded by
Hugh S. Cumming
Personal details
Born
(1868-05-30)May 30, 1868 Richmond County, North Carolina, USA
Died
April 12, 1948(1948-04-12) (aged 79) Charleston, South Carolina, USA
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to eliminate the disease was led by Public Health Service physician RupertBlue (who later served as Surgeon General). The service under Wyman also cooperated...
Name Years of Tenure Walter Wyman 1902–1911 RupertBlue 1912–1920 Hugh Smith Cumming 1920–1947 Fred Lowe Soper 1947–1959 Abraham Horwitz 1959–1975 Héctor...
William L. Rodman, 1915 Albert Vander Veer (vice president), 1915–16 RupertBlue, 1916–17 Charles Horace Mayo, 1917–18 Arthur D. Bevan, 1918–19 Alexander...
William L. Rodman (1915) Albert Vander Veer (vice president) (1915–1916) RupertBlue (1916–1917) Charles Horace Mayo (1917–1918) Arthur D. Bevan (1918–1919)...
William L. Rodman (1915) Albert Vander Veer (vice president) (1915–1916) RupertBlue (1916–1917) Charles Horace Mayo (1917–1918) Arthur D. Bevan (1918–1919)...
William L. Rodman (1915) Albert Vander Veer (vice president) (1915–1916) RupertBlue (1916–1917) Charles Horace Mayo (1917–1918) Arthur D. Bevan (1918–1919)...
William L. Rodman (1915) Albert Vander Veer (vice president) (1915–1916) RupertBlue (1916–1917) Charles Horace Mayo (1917–1918) Arthur D. Bevan (1918–1919)...
William L. Rodman (1915) Albert Vander Veer (vice president) (1915–1916) RupertBlue (1916–1917) Charles Horace Mayo (1917–1918) Arthur D. Bevan (1918–1919)...
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