ArMA secretary. Mentioned in the 5/14/1946 Minutes of the Pima County Medical Society, 1904-1954. Arizona Medical Board record: Frank J. Milloy MD; license date: 1/19/1921; medical school: NWU, FEINBERG SCH OF MED, Chicago, Illinois; graduation date: 6/16/1920.
From ArMA website: Dr. Milloy obtained and administered the first penicillin used in the Valley. This was during World War II when penicillin was restricted to use by the armed forces. Dr. Milloy is also given credit for introducing blood transfusion work into Arizona. He was active in the Arizona Medical Association, and in 1942 was elected secretary. In 1944 he, along with Doctors J.D. Hamer, and D.F. Harbridge, began publication of Arizona Medicine. A few years later an attempt was made to combine Arizona Medicine with Southwest Medicine, and Dr. Milloy worked hard to see it not happen. http://www.azmedassn.org/milloy.html
See History of Arizona medicine; collections of Orville Harry Brown, M.D. [AHSL Special Collections WZ 70 AA7 H673]. [Note, too, the 8/64 reference to a “Dr. Miller” might actually be referring to this Dr. Milloy]
KENNEDY JW. Ariz Med. 1958 Dec;15(12):901-3. Frank J. Milloy; 1894-1958.
J Am Med Assoc, Oct 1958; 168: 801: Milloy, Frank Joseph, Phoenix, Ariz.; Northwestern University Medical School, Chicago, 1920; fellow of the American College of Physicians; specialist certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine; formerly secretary of the Arizona State Medical Association; charter member of Blue Cross and Blue Shield; chief of staff, St. Joseph's Hospital; affiliated with all the local hospitals; served as editor of Arizona Medicine; died Aug. 4, aged 64, of pulmonary lung tumor with pneumonitis.
From ArMA website: Dr. Milloy obtained and administered the first penicillin used in the Valley. This was during World War II when penicillin was restricted to use by the armed forces. Dr. Milloy is also given credit for introducing blood transfusion work into Arizona. He was active in the Arizona Medical Association, and in 1942 was elected secretary. In 1944 he, along with Doctors J.D. Hamer, and D.F. Harbridge, began publication of Arizona Medicine. A few years later an attempt was made to combine Arizona Medicine with Southwest Medicine, and Dr. Milloy worked hard to see it not happen. http://www.azmedassn.org/milloy.html
See History of Arizona medicine; collections of Orville Harry Brown, M.D. [AHSL Special Collections WZ 70 AA7 H673]. [Note, too, the 8/64 reference to a “Dr. Miller” might actually be referring to this Dr. Milloy]
KENNEDY JW. Ariz Med. 1958 Dec;15(12):901-3. Frank J. Milloy; 1894-1958.
J Am Med Assoc, Oct 1958; 168: 801: Milloy, Frank Joseph, Phoenix, Ariz.; Northwestern University Medical School, Chicago, 1920; fellow of the American College of Physicians; specialist certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine; formerly secretary of the Arizona State Medical Association; charter member of Blue Cross and Blue Shield; chief of staff, St. Joseph's Hospital; affiliated with all the local hospitals; served as editor of Arizona Medicine; died Aug. 4, aged 64, of pulmonary lung tumor with pneumonitis.
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History of Arizona medicine; collections of Orville Harry Brown, M.D. [AHSL Special Collections WZ 70 AA7 H673]
volume 4, page(s) 413,416-418; volume 8, page(s) 27,73; volume 9, page(s) 238; volume 10, page(s) 1,2,8-92,94-98,103,113,115-120,122-134,136-151,153-160,231,468; volume 11, page(s) 242,251,253,255,256; volume 12, page(s) 147,215
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