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English: Blood transfusion bottles. Rabbits too, aid the war effort. William Edwin Morris, histologist for Baxter Laboratories Inc., Glenview, Illinois, conducts research on blood plasma through experimentation on rabbits. The company prepares transfusion bottles for blood letting.
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United States. Office of War Information, Libray of Congress LC-USE6- D-008618

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Howard R. Hollem  (–1949)  wikidata:Q12020452
 
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