Box 105
Container
Contains 5 Results:
Correspondence, 1987-1995
File — Box: 105, Folder: 1
Scope and Contents
Box 105 also contains twelve plaque and coin awards.
Dates:
1987-1995
"Anemia: Two Things You Should Do First", 1979
File — Box: 105, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Maxwell Myer Wintrobe papers (1905-1998) contain personal papers, books, articles, correspondence, material from professional organizations, University of Utah office files, research notes, awards, plaques, biographical material, personal mementoes, and travel documents. These materials all relate to Maxwell Myer Wintrobe (1901-1986), often called the "founder of hematology."
Dates:
1979
Announcements, Invitations, and Programs, 1976-1998
File — Box: 105, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Maxwell Myer Wintrobe papers (1905-1998) contain personal papers, books, articles, correspondence, material from professional organizations, University of Utah office files, research notes, awards, plaques, biographical material, personal mementoes, and travel documents. These materials all relate to Maxwell Myer Wintrobe (1901-1986), often called the "founder of hematology."
Dates:
1976-1998
Biographical Information, 1983-1996
File — Box: 105, Folder: 4
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Maxwell Myer Wintrobe papers (1905-1998) contain personal papers, books, articles, correspondence, material from professional organizations, University of Utah office files, research notes, awards, plaques, biographical material, personal mementoes, and travel documents. These materials all relate to Maxwell Myer Wintrobe (1901-1986), often called the "founder of hematology."
Dates:
1983-1996
Guest Book, 1949
File — Box: 105, Folder: 5
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The Maxwell Myer Wintrobe papers (1905-1998) contain personal papers, books, articles, correspondence, material from professional organizations, University of Utah office files, research notes, awards, plaques, biographical material, personal mementoes, and travel documents. These materials all relate to Maxwell Myer Wintrobe (1901-1986), often called the "founder of hematology."
Dates:
1949