Retired U. Of I. [University of Illinois] Medical Dean, Researcher Milan V. Novak, 84
Chicago Tribune January 10, 1992 obituary: Dr. Milan V. Novak, 84, a medical doctor and retired dean of the graduate school of the University of Illinois Medical School, did pioneer research in the 1940s in the storage of blood and plasma. He served in the early 1960s as president of the Tuberculosis Institute of Chicago and Cook County. A resident of Tucson and formerly of Lombard, he died Sunday in the University of Arizona Hospital, Tucson. Dr. Novak spent 55 years in medical education, including seven at the University of Minnesota Hospital and Medical School, 29 at the University of Illinois Medical School and 20 at the University of Arizona.
Source: http://articles.chicagotribune.com/1992-01-10/news/9201030498_1_medical-...
National Speedskating Museum and Hall of Fame: CONTRIBUTORS TO THE SPORT ... DR. MILAN V. NOVAK Born December 24, 1907. Died January 5, 1992. National Timer, ASU Board of Control member, Illinois. Editor and Co-Editor, ASU Handbook. Co-Author, "Speedskating, What You May Want to Know" (1959). Founder and Co-Editor with wife Dorothy, "Racing Blade." Chairman ASU Hall of Fame committee. ASU Parliamentarian. Five time recipient of ASU Certificate of Appreciation. ASU award for outstanding service and dedication as co-editor of "Racing Blade." Elected May 19, 1979 at Saratoga Springs, New York. Submitted by Lawrence Ralston. Source: http://www.nationalspeedskatingmuseum.org/hof-contributors.html
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See also on this page: DOROTHY F. NOVAK Born April 8, 1910. Died August 9, 1997. Co-Founder and Co-Editor, "Racing Blade". Co-Founder with husband, Dr. Milan Novak, of Novak Trust Fund for novice promotion. Elected on May 19, 1979 at Saratoga Springs, New York. Submitted by Lawrence Ralston. [pages viewed 5/25/2012]
See: PCMS Prescription for Health program, Human Research (PfH084)
Chicago Tribune January 10, 1992 obituary: Dr. Milan V. Novak, 84, a medical doctor and retired dean of the graduate school of the University of Illinois Medical School, did pioneer research in the 1940s in the storage of blood and plasma. He served in the early 1960s as president of the Tuberculosis Institute of Chicago and Cook County. A resident of Tucson and formerly of Lombard, he died Sunday in the University of Arizona Hospital, Tucson. Dr. Novak spent 55 years in medical education, including seven at the University of Minnesota Hospital and Medical School, 29 at the University of Illinois Medical School and 20 at the University of Arizona.
Source: http://articles.chicagotribune.com/1992-01-10/news/9201030498_1_medical-...
National Speedskating Museum and Hall of Fame: CONTRIBUTORS TO THE SPORT ... DR. MILAN V. NOVAK Born December 24, 1907. Died January 5, 1992. National Timer, ASU Board of Control member, Illinois. Editor and Co-Editor, ASU Handbook. Co-Author, "Speedskating, What You May Want to Know" (1959). Founder and Co-Editor with wife Dorothy, "Racing Blade." Chairman ASU Hall of Fame committee. ASU Parliamentarian. Five time recipient of ASU Certificate of Appreciation. ASU award for outstanding service and dedication as co-editor of "Racing Blade." Elected May 19, 1979 at Saratoga Springs, New York. Submitted by Lawrence Ralston. Source: http://www.nationalspeedskatingmuseum.org/hof-contributors.html
Photo: http://www.nationalspeedskatingmuseum.org/images/contributors/m-novac.jpg
See also on this page: DOROTHY F. NOVAK Born April 8, 1910. Died August 9, 1997. Co-Founder and Co-Editor, "Racing Blade". Co-Founder with husband, Dr. Milan Novak, of Novak Trust Fund for novice promotion. Elected on May 19, 1979 at Saratoga Springs, New York. Submitted by Lawrence Ralston. [pages viewed 5/25/2012]
See: PCMS Prescription for Health program, Human Research (PfH084)
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