Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 17, 1940
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JUNIOR PRIZE EXHIBIT AT CONVENTION: The miniature hospital ward shown above may be seen at the convention of the Michigan King's Daughters in session at the Michigan League. Each part of it - the furniture, the figures, the costumes, the birdcage, the decorations, was made to scale by the circles in the county. It represented a scene in the University hospital at Christmas time when the gifts arrive from King's Daughters, the organization which has sponsored the hospital school for many years. The model was sent to San Francisco last summer and received the first prize at the International convention.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 12, 1943
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WOMEN VOLUNTEERS AID HOSPITAL: One of the jobs which women can do to aid hospitals during the present emergency, is that of mending rubber gloves so that doctors and nurses can use them in their routine work. Here a group of nine women are pictured in a sunny room of University hospital spending an hour or two in catching up with this important work.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 30, 1939
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HOSPITAL FACILITIES EXPANDED: Two new adjuncts to University Hospital were used in 1939 for the first time. The interns' quarters, shown at the right, which house 60 men, were first occupied Thursday, Dec. 21. The Neuropsychiatric institute, in the center, a department of the University Medical School and of the hospital, opened its doors for the admission of patients on March 8. The hospital is shown at the extreme left.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 7, 1939
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ANOTHER UNIT ADDED TO HOSPITAL: The erection of this wing north of University hospital to house staff interns further increases the ramifications of the institution which is a virtual city in itself. Framework for the interns dormitory, shown above, has reached the roof level, with brick work more than half completed.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 12, 1947
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VICTIM OF PEACE GETS MEDAL FOR WAR DEEDS: Andrew P. Yanitsky, hospitalized for nine months as result of a civilian traffic accident, received a Bronze Star Medal yesterday for "heroic achievement" in action in France. Shown above are the bed-ridden veteran, his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yanitsky of 537 Detroit St., his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Farynack, First St., Walter J. Dolbee, jr., who presented the medal and Andy's wife, Jean, whose legs are still in casts too, as a result of the same traffic accident.