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Keeping an eye on things still, Peter Moloney recently retired after 60 years with Connaught Laboratories Ltd
Keeping an eye on things still, Peter Moloney recently retired after 60 years with Connaught Laboratories Ltd

Keeping an eye on things still, Peter Moloney recently retired after 60 years with Connaught Laboratories Ltd

Date9/29/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Keeping an eye on things still; Peter Moloney recently retired after 60 years with Connaught Laboratories Ltd. He's pictured here with assistant researcher George Wojcik. Moloney has been involved in the development of vaccines; penicillin; and insulin.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0109919F
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