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Scope and Content
Guide to the Catherine Wolfe Donohue Collection
Scope and Content note
The Donohue collection consists of a scrapbook with newspaper clippings and articles written between 1936 and 1957 about the Radium Dial Company lawsuit; two Donohue family photographs; publications from Argonne National Laboratory; and letters from attorney Leonard J. Grossman and members of the Donohue family. A photocopy of an article published by the Wall Street Journal in 1983 is also included, as well as a letter from Mary Carroll Cassidy describing the donation.
Arrangement of the Collection
With the exception of the letter and photographs from Donohue family members (folder 1) and the packet of pamphlets and leaflets from Argonne National Laboratory (folder 8), the folders containing pages of newspaper articles and clippings have been arranged chronologically (folders 2 - 7).
