Steering committee members of The Dean Alice Lloyd Memorial for atomic research in cancer, a part of the Michigan Phoenix Project, discuss the Memorial, November 1950
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1950
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Ann Arbor News, November 18, 1950
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The Dean Alice Lloyd Memorial for atomic research in cancer, a part of the Michigan Phoenix Project, was discussed at a meeting of the memorial's steering committee yesterday afternoon in the Michigan League. Seated above (left to right) are Mrs. John S. Tennant of Summit, N.J., Mrs. Alexander G. Ruthven, honorary chairman of the Lloyd Memorial, and Miss Hilda Kirby of New York City. Mrs. Tennant and Miss Kirby are co-chairmen of the memorial project. Standing are Mrs. A. C. Furstenberg (left) of Coplye Ave. and Mrs. Peter J. Van Boven of Highland Rd., local members of the steering committee which is composed of 61 alumnae and friends of Miss Lloyd.
Ann Arbor News, November 18, 1950
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The Dean Alice Lloyd Memorial for atomic research in cancer, a part of the Michigan Phoenix Project, was discussed at a meeting of the memorial's steering committee yesterday afternoon in the Michigan League. Seated above (left to right) are Mrs. John S. Tennant of Summit, N.J., Mrs. Alexander G. Ruthven, honorary chairman of the Lloyd Memorial, and Miss Hilda Kirby of New York City. Mrs. Tennant and Miss Kirby are co-chairmen of the memorial project. Standing are Mrs. A. C. Furstenberg (left) of Coplye Ave. and Mrs. Peter J. Van Boven of Highland Rd., local members of the steering committee which is composed of 61 alumnae and friends of Miss Lloyd.
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John B. Alexander signs a contribution pledge for the Phoenix Project, May 1950 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1950
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Ann Arbor News, May 17, 1950
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John B. Alexander (right), proprietor of a local drugstore, signs a Phoenix Project contribution pledge as the special gifts phase of the fund-raising drive gets under way. Looking on are Mrs. Darrell Campbell and Mrs. Robert Langford, committee members.
Ann Arbor News, May 17, 1950
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John B. Alexander (right), proprietor of a local drugstore, signs a Phoenix Project contribution pledge as the special gifts phase of the fund-raising drive gets under way. Looking on are Mrs. Darrell Campbell and Mrs. Robert Langford, committee members.
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Nuclear Reactor Put To Many Uses At 'U'
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1964
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Phoenix Project Grants Support Wide Range Of Study Projects
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June
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1963
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'U' Experiments To Probe Atoms' Secrets
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Oppenheimer Frowns On Making CD An 'Emergency Measure'
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GM Pledges $500,000 To university
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U-M Nuclear Program Now Biggest In U.S.
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August
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1959
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Four-ton box containing radioactive cobalt arrives at the U-M Phoenix Memorial Laboratory on North Campus, July 1955
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1955
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Ann Arbor News, July 11, 1955
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RADIOACTIVE COBALT ARRIVES AT U-M: This four-ton cylindrical lead box contains the first shipment of radioactive cobalt to arrive at the University's Phoenix Memorial Laboratory on North Campus, where research on the peaceful uses of atomic energy will be carried out. Handling the material here is Ardath H. Emmons (left), U-M associate radiological safety officer, and Charles Hopp, operator of the power lift. (Story on page 13.)
Ann Arbor News, July 11, 1955
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RADIOACTIVE COBALT ARRIVES AT U-M: This four-ton cylindrical lead box contains the first shipment of radioactive cobalt to arrive at the University's Phoenix Memorial Laboratory on North Campus, where research on the peaceful uses of atomic energy will be carried out. Handling the material here is Ardath H. Emmons (left), U-M associate radiological safety officer, and Charles Hopp, operator of the power lift. (Story on page 13.)
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Lee A. Feldkamp, graduate student working in the Phoenix Memorial Laboratory, North Campus, August 1968 Photographer: Jack Stubbs
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1968
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Ann Arbor News, September 8, 1968
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Computer Is Handy Lee A. Feldkamp, a graduate student from Ann Arbor, reads out data from computer at the base of the U-M's Ford Nuclear Reactor in research on the structure of Polyethylene. Neutrons from the reactor prove to be better for analysis of structure of light materials than X-rays which have advantages in examining heavy materials. The computer is the kind being used more and more by industry for operating machine tools. Feldkamp is shielded from radiation coming from the reactor core by concrete.
Ann Arbor News, September 8, 1968
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Computer Is Handy Lee A. Feldkamp, a graduate student from Ann Arbor, reads out data from computer at the base of the U-M's Ford Nuclear Reactor in research on the structure of Polyethylene. Neutrons from the reactor prove to be better for analysis of structure of light materials than X-rays which have advantages in examining heavy materials. The computer is the kind being used more and more by industry for operating machine tools. Feldkamp is shielded from radiation coming from the reactor core by concrete.
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