Papers, 1971-1979.

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Papers, 1971-1979.

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Typed transcript (87 leaves) of an interview with Melvin S. Newman, conducted by John H. Wotiz and Milton Orchin, March 3-4, 1979, Center for the History of Chemistry, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. The interview pertains to the education, teaching and research of Prof. Newman, an organic chemist. Also includes an audiocassette on "Intramolecular overcrowding" by Newman (American Chemical Society, 1971).

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Ohio State University. Center for the History of Science.

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Orchin, Milton, 1914-....

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Wotiz, John H.

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Born in Ostrava, Czechoslovakia on 12 April 1919. Died on 21 August 2001. Education: B.S., Chemistry, Furman University (1941), M.S., Chemistry, University of Richmond (1943), Ph.D., Organic Chemistry, Ohio State University (1948). Employment: 1941-1943 University of Richmond; 1943-1947 Ohio State University; 1948-1957 University of Pittsburgh; 1957-1962 Diamond Alkali Co.; 1962-1967 Marshall University; 1969-1974 National Academy of Science; 1967-2001 Southern Illinois University. F...

Newman, Melvin S. (Melvin Spencer), 1908-

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Born in New Orleans, Louisiana on 10 March 1908. Education: B.S., chemistry, Yale University (1920), Ph.D., chemistry, Yale University (1932), National Tuberculosis Association Fellow, Yale University (1933), National Research Council Fellow, Columbia University (1934), Research Fellow, Harvard University (1934). Employment: 1936- Ohio State University ; 1944 United States Bureau of Mines (Consultant) ; 1945-1978 Upjohn Company (Consultant) ; 1957 & 1967 University of Glasgow (Fulbright Prof...