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Title
Cancer Institute Board, Peter MacCallum Cancer Clinic [1968.0003.00116]; Series UMA-SR-000000125
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Collection discovery service, University of Melbourne Archives (Recollect)
Imprint
University of Melbourne Archives, Melbourne, Victoria, 2024
Url
https://archives.library.unimelb.edu.au/nodes/view/71508
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From the Scope and Content note:

"Since 1943 Prof R. D. Wright and Peter MacCallum were actively advocating for the establishment of a specialist cancer hospital but met great opposition from the hospital establishment. Wright maintained a public campaign in the newspapers, which ultimately brought enough pressure to bear on the then Victorian Minister for Health, Albert Dunstan to announce the allocation of £500,000 to establish The Cancer Institute Board."

There are 19 items registered in this series covering the period 1941-1991. Other entities referred to include George S. Hodgson; Gordon Sarfaty; Anti-Cancer Council of Victoria; Peter MacCallum; Roy Douglas Wright

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  • 'Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute (known as the Cancer Institute 1949 - 1986): Agency entry VA 4001', in Online Collection Service, Public Record Office Victoria, Public Record Office of Victoria, Melbourne, Victoria, 2024. https://prov.vic.gov.au/archive/VA4001. Details

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