Papers, 1941-1992

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Papers, 1941-1992

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The William E. Cornatzer Papers contain Cornatzer's publications and his membership certificates and awards. An oversized folder contains oversized awards and certificates along with his diplomas. Two books were separated from the Cornatzer Papers. Newer Trace Elements in Nutrition, published in 1971, was placed in the North Dakota Book Collection. Role of Nutrition in Health and Disease, published in 1989, was placed in the circulating collection at the Chester Fritz Library. A copy already exists in the North Dakota Book Collection, in addition to Cornatzer's Clinical Application of Laboratory Tests, published in 1986.

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University of North Dakota, Chester Fritz Library

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University of North Dakota, Chester Fritz Library

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