- Letter from LP to Henry Allen Moe, Guggenheim Memorial Foundation RE: thanks Moe for his letter regarding a proposed society
of fellows, and then goes on to discuss his familiarity with the Telluride Association. [Filed under LP Science: 14.010].
- Letter from Henry Allen Moe, Guggenheim Memorial Foundation to LP RE: Thanks for his opinion regarding Dr. Walter Root's application
for a fellowship. [Filed under LP Science: 14.010].
- Letter from LP to Mrs. Rowland Edwards RE: writes that he is sorry to say that he and his colleagues do not have the kind
of information that she is looking for. [Note from Mrs. Edwards to Cal Tech 1-29-52].
- Letter from Horst Hoyer to LP RE: Asks LP if he could suggest any research fellowships available from Cal Tech. He is interested
because he has recently been fired from his work with Armor and
Company for reasons unrelated to his research abilities, and so wanted to continue his research in the properties of collagen
in some other way. [letter of response from LP to Mr. Hoyer 2-4-52].
- Letter from LP to Dr. Moyer S. Gunther, Editor of the Interne RE: writes that he is glad that their magazine is resuming publication and has requested that he write an article for them,
however, he is
over-committed at present and so will have to put off writing for them until next year perhaps. [letter from the Interne to
LP 1-28-52].
- Letter from LP to Dr. Richard N. Lewis RE: writes to say that he has recommended him to a Dr. Bell who taught chemistry at
Cal Tech and who now is at Rollins college in Florida. Dr. Bell asked LP to
recommend someone who would be interested in teaching chemistry or physics at this small liberal arts college [letter from
LP to Dr. J. E. Bell 2-1-52, note of response from Dr. Lewis to LP 2-10-52].
- Letter from LP to Dr. J. E. Bell of Rollins College RE: thanks Dr. Bell for the letter of 1-28-52. Has written to Mr. Casamajor asking him to have Mrs. Hodges send him copies of items in the minutes of
the company relating to their property. Suggests Dr. Richard Lewis as a man to teach chemistry at Rollins College. Goes on
to discuss Dr. Lewis' background, who seems to have had a connection to the
Communist party at one point which got him into trouble. [note attached to letter RE: the chairman of the science division
just came and asked if LP knew of anyone who would be interested in
teaching physics or chemistry at Rollins liberal arts college in Florida.] [related letter from LP to Dr. Lewis 2-1-52].
- Letter from E. B. Macgowan of the Special Committee for World Reconstruction and World Disarmament to LP RE: writes to tell
LP about what their organization is all about, namely an effort to find
alternatives for world armament. Asks for LP's advice. [includes a page of information about Mrs. Elsie L. Picon, president
of the organization] [date only indicates "February, 1952"] [filed under
unsorted correspondence]
- Letter from D.P. Riley to LP RE: thanks LP for his letter. He has amended his article to "Nature" accordingly. Goes on to
describe his experiments with the alpha-helix and the denaturation of the serum
albumin. [letter of response from LP to Dr. Riley 2-7-52].
- Letter from John G. Kirkwood to Mrs. Beatrice Wulf [LP] RE: encloses a reprint order for an article in the Journal of Immunology
which should be forwarded to Holmes or Mrs. Townsend. [letter from
LP to Prof. Kirkwood 1-16-52, following letter from John G. Kirkwood to Mrs. Beatrice Wulf 2-25-52] [Filed under LP Correspondence: Box #157a (Kirkwood, John G.)].
- Letter from A.L. Wirin to LP RE: Enclosed is letter from the Munitions Board to Wirin dated 1-28-52 that accepts the change in scheduled appearance of Pauling before the board to 5-21-52.
- Letter from Dr. Rossini to the Members of the Subcommittee on Fundamental Constants [of which LP was part] RE: Encloses the
final draft of the report entitled "Status of the values of the fundamental constants for physical chemistry as of July 1,
1951" to be submitted to the Journal of the American Chemical Society.[Filed under LP Science: Box 14.016]
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