Activity Listings
- AHP writes cheque to: Ernie McAfee Engineering Co. amount: $31.02 [Filed under LP Biographical: Box #4.021, Folder #3]
- LP Newspaper Clippings 1952n. Article from The Manchester Guardian titled "Illiberalism" discusses LP passport issues.
- LP Newspaper Clippings 1952n. Article from The San Francisco Chronicle titled "A Scientist, UC's Oath and a Suspicion: How Dr. Pauling Was Refused a Passport." [photo included]
- LP Newspaper Clippings 1952n. Article from The San Francisco Chronicle titled "UC Loyalty Helped Put Travel Ban on Dr. Pauling" discusses LP passport problems and issues surrounding this.
- Letter from Dr. Rossini to Prof. W. Albert Noyes, cc: LP RE: In accordance with a request sent on June 19, encloses a progress report on the activities of the Committee on Physical Chemistry. [Filed under LP Science: Box 14.028, Folder 28.1]
- Letter from Grayson Kirk of the Academy of Political Science to LP RE: Thanks LP for accepting their invitation to membership. Proceedings and the magazine Political Science Quarterly will be sent to him. [Filed under: LP Correspondence: Box #312, Folder #17]
- Letter from LP to Mr. Frederick M. Thomas RE: thanks him for his letter regarding LP's trouble with his passport. Wishes to hear about his experiences in New Zealand. Mentions the book Mr. Thomas was hoping to publish. [Letter from Frederick M. Thomas to LP May 17, 1952, letter of response from Mr. Thomas to LP July 12, 1952] [Filed under LP Correspondence: Box #410, Folder #17].
- Letter from Peter Pauling to LP and AHP RE: Discusses his trip to the East coast including whom he has stayed with and where he has gone. Informs them that he wants to buy a suit and some records, but can't afford it at this time. [Filed under LP Biographical: Box 5.041, Folder 41.5]
Monday
30 June 1952
Guggnomorra
Dear Family,
Made it: after much prodding of Alex. We arrived in Washington Thursday, after having
spent a night with V. Schomaker and family in Oak Ridge. Saw Jurg Wases. Friday, M.
Robertson and I drove to Princeton and then to Long Island, near Brookhaven. Yesterday We
returned to New York, and Mariette drove back to Princeton. I guess the Mirsky's are out of
town. I finally found a friend named Allen Maddens to stay with. Here I am with Henry Allen
Moe. Today we go to Springfield with Jane King. Moe is fine, he looks good; his son is in
Japan, in the navy.
I am not yet sure how I shall get back, but I guess it won't be a trip of sin. Probably
leave Thursday.
Friedman has Dacron suits. I must get one, but can't now. I shall have to return to New
York with some money. I want to buy records, too. Sid has a place where you can get 40
records almost for $100. I shall visit David Shoemaker, I guess.
Damn, I wish Alex were not so slow. I want to get to Wellesley.
Much love,
Peter
- Letter from Prof. I. M. Kolthoff to LP RE: asks for a copy of Senator Wayne Morse's speech of June 6, 1952. Mentions when he will be in Holland in the hopes of meeting LP there. Hopes that LP will be issued a passport. [Letter from LP to Prof. Kolthoff June 23, 1952, letter from LP to Prof. Kolthoff July 2, 1952] [Filed under LP Correspondence: Box #199, Folder #8].
- Letter from Verne Marie Freeman, attorney, to LP and AHP RE: Notification that the W.H. Freeman and Company reorganization was completed and escrow receipts are enclosed. [Filed under LP Safe: Box 2.009, Folder 9.34b]
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