- Letter from Pauline Pauling to LP which describes the diabetic condition of her son Michael. She states the doses of insulin
that he is taking every day, which have been changed in an effort to keep his blood sugar down. She states that she needs
to feed him better.
- Letter from LP to Dr. E. Earl Royals, Department of Chemistry, Emory University RE: Thank shim for his letter and expresses
his disappointment that he felt that he should not send his manuscript to them, believes it would be worth his while to let
more than one publishing house have the opportunity to consider the publication of his textbook on organic chemistry, hopes
he will let him know if he feels it is possible to send his manuscript out for other examination. [Letter from Royals to LP
1949-12-16] [Filed under LP Correspondence: 439.7]
- Letter from Arthur Linz, Vice President, Climax Molybdenum Company, to LP RE: Requests a meeting in Pasadena the morning of
January 24th. [Letters from Wulf to Linz 1949-12-27, from Linz to LP 1949-12-30] [Filed under LP Correspondence Box: #71, file:(Climax Molybdenum Company, 1948-1949)]
- Memo from LP to Dr. David P. Shoemaker RE: Requests powder photographs of certain alloys of silver and gold with beryllium,
and to have Peter Pauling assist Mr. Bergman with the preparation of these alloys. Gives details of how and when these photographs
should be taken. [Filed under LP Correspondence: #363.3]
- Letter from Pauline Pauling to LP RE: Provides information regarding Michael who found out he had diabetes when he was nine
years old, describes his treatment, diet, etc. [Filed under LP Biographical: Personal & Family, Family Correspondence: Pauline
Pauling [Stockton Ney Dunbar Emmett], 1934-1995: Box #5.051, Folder 51.3]
- Letter from Ernest H. Huntress, Department of Chemistry, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, to Emil Ott, Chairman, Committee
on Chemical Abstracts Use, American Chemical Society, RE: In response to the Chemical Abstracts questionnaire, encloses two papers relevant to the publication program. States that the questionnaire card did not mention
the CA Formula Index which is the most important and currently the weakest part of the publication system. Expresses his
high regard for Chemical Abstracts. [Letter from Ott to Huntress, cc. LP, 1950-01-04] [LP Correspondence: (Chemical Abstracts), #70.2]
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