Labovsky, Joseph

Significantly, when Carothers picked his own laboratory assistant, he chose, not a Protestant Midwesterner, but a young Russian Jewish immigrant. Carothers secured a Du Pont college scholarship for Joseph Labovsky... 

I am also very grateful to those who read and critiqued this chapter, including the late Arthur Andy Anderson, Otto T. Benfey, Jean Colley, Yasu Furukawa, Gerald N. Grob, Gilbert Haighat, David A. Hounshell, Joseph Labovsky, Robert M. Secor, John Kenley Smith, Jr., and Audrey Weitkamp. 

Joseph Labovsky. Interview, Feb. 28, 2000, Wilmington, Delaware, and e-mail Mar. 29, 2000. Source for Carothers suits lab formality Du Pont hired postdoctoral students music and literature stop light damn, it s hot formal laboratory atmosphere 95 percent. . . played squash like cobra within finite limits where organic compounds begin. . . and Berchet personality. 

Joseph Labovsky. Interview with John K. Smith at Wilmington, Delaware, July 24,... 

Paul J. Flory. Letter to Helen Carothers. Nov. 22, 1974. Source for polymers in 1930s considered poor scientific subjects. Courtesy of Joseph Labovsky. 

Joseph Labovsky. Chemical Reminiscences. Chemical Heritage Foundation. Source for Damn it, read it. ... 

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