Armstrong; Charles and W. T. Harrison: Prevention of experimental intranasal infection
with certain neurotropic viruses by means of chemicals instilled into the nostrils. Pub.
Health Rep. 51 :203-215, Feb. 28, 1936.
Armstrong; Charles: Prevention of intravenously inoculated poliomyelitis of monkeys by
intranasal instillation of picric acid. Pub. Health Rep. 61 :241-243, Mar. 6, 1936.
Armstrong, Charles, J. G. Wooley and R. choriomeningitis virus in the organs of experimentally inoculated monkeys. Pub. Health B. Onstott: Distribution of lymphocytic
Rep. 51 :298-303, Mar.20,1936.
Armstrong, Charles and R. D. Lillie: Encepha1itis virus (St. Louis type): Effect of partial
specific immunity upon the clinicmice. Pub. Health Rep. 51 :1069-1075, Aug. 7, 1936. opathologic picture in intracerebrally inoculated white
Armstrong, Charles and W. T. Harrison: Prevention of intranasally inoculated
encephalitis (St. Louis type) in mice and of poliomyelitis in monkeys by means of
chemicals instilled into the nostrils. Pub. Health Rep. 51 :1105-1112, Aug. 14, 1936.
Armstrong, Charles: Experience with the picric acid-alum spray in the prevention of
poliomyelitis in Alabama, 1936. Amer. Jour. Pub. Health, 27 :103-11, Feb. 1937.
Also Jour. Mad: Assoc. Alabama, 6:278-285, February 1937.
(^) Armstrong, Charles and J. G. Wooley: Benign lymphocytic choriomeningitis, laboratory
studies with the virus and their possible bearing on the infection in man. Jour. Amer.
Med. Assoc. 109:410-4l2, Aug. 7, 1937.
Wooley, J. G., Charles Armstrong and R. H. Onand monkeys of protective antibodies against the virus of lymphocytic choriomeningitis stott: The occurrence in the sera of man
as determined by the serum-virus protection test in mice. Pub. Health Rep. 52 :1105-1114,
Aug. 13, 1937.
Lillie, R. D., R. E. Dyer, Charles Armstrong and J. G. Pasternack: Seasonal variation in intensity of brain reaction of the St. Louis encephalitis in mice and of endemic typhus in
guinea pigs. Pub. Health Rep. 52 :1805-1822, Dec. 10, 1937.
Armstrong, Charles: Studies on the mechanism of experimental intranasal infection in
mice. Pub. Health Rep. 53 :2004-2012, Nov. 11, 1938.
Armstrong, Charles and Lewis K. Sweet: Lymphocytic choriomeningitis. Report of two
cases, with recovery of the virus from gray mice (Mus musculus) trapped in two infected
households. Pub. Health Rep. 54 :673-684, Apr. 28, 1939.
(^) Woo1ey, J. G., Fred D. Stimpert, J. F. Kessel and Charles Armstrong: A study of human
serum antibodies capable of neutralizing the virus of lymphocytic choriomeningitis. Pub.
Health Rep. 54 :938-944, June 2, 1939.