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Machine-readable finding aid encoded by Marius Stan Finding aid written in English Records of the Department of Chemistry 1901-1983 Record Group Number 04.060 The Ferdinand Hamburger ArchivesThe Milton S. Eisenhower Library The Johns Hopkins University Contact Information The Ferdinand Hamburger Archives The Milton S. Eisenhower Library The Johns Hopkins University 3400 North Charles Street Baltimore, MD 21218 (410) 516-8323 Kristin Alden, Margaret Burns, Laurah Limbrick, Scott Tonneberger, Crawford Keenan, Tom Lassman, Nancy Enneking, Jennifer Rallo; edited by Julia B. Morgan and James K. Stimpert. Marius Stan

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 Descriptive Summary 04.060 Records of the Department of Chemistry 1901-1983 The Department of Chemistry, The Johns Hopkins University The Ferdinand Hamburger Archives, The Milton S. Eisenhower Library, The Johns Hopkins University 32.15 cubic feet (28 Record Center Boxes, 13 document cases), plus 1 bound volume. English The records of the Department of Chemistry range in date from 1901 to 1983 and are, for the most part, the products of four members of the faculty: Donald Hatch Andrews (faculty member, 1927-1963; chairman, 1936-1944), Alsoph H. Corwin (faculty member, 1932-1973; chairman, 1944-1947), Frederick Y. Wiselogle (faculty member 1937-1946), and Everett Thiele (faculty member, 1965-1973). The bulk of the records covers the period from the mid-1930s to the 1960s. One of the earliest items extant is a volume containing abstracts of papers read before the Seminary of Inorganic Chemistry during the year 1901-1902. The record group is arranged as follows: Series 1: Donald Hatch Andrews, 1929-1959Subseries 1: Subject Files, 1929-1946, 1959Subseries 2: Chronological Correspondence, 1923-1959Subseries 3: Speeches, 1945-1949Subseries 4: Films and Notes, n.d.Subseries 5: Files, 1922-1935, 1936-1937, 1937-1938Series 2: Alsoph Corwin, 1926-1973Series 3: Administrative Records, 1916-1976Series 4: Grants and Contracts, 1939-1971Series 5: Research Reports, 1958-1983Series 6: Scientific Apparatus, 1936-1959Subseries 1: Bolometers, 1940-1951Subseries 2: Cryostats, 1943-1948Subseries 3: Other Scientific Apparatus, 1936-1959Series 7: Fellowship Records, 1927-1971Series 8: Class Materials, 1901-1902, 1937-1981Series 9: Conferences and Symposia, 1937-1957Series 10: Chemical Club, 1905-1950Series 11: University Records, 1931-1972Series 12: Extra-University Records, 1925-1976Series 13: Graduate Student Records, 1887-1960Subseries 1: Graduate Student Files, 1887-1960Subseries 2: Graduate Student CardsSeries 14: Richard J. Kokes, 1955-1972These records cover the broad range of the Department's activities, including departmental administration, extracurricular activities of the Chemistry staff (such as Donald Andrews's "Chemical Ballet"), inter-departmental correspondence and professional contacts with colleagues in other universities and in industry. Of particular interest are records pertaining to wartime projects from the late 1930s and the 1940s, which give an insight into chemical research projects during the Second World War. Administrative Information Provenance

Virtually all of the records of the Department of Chemistry were transferred directly to the Archives by the Department. Class Notes on Ira Remsen's Chemistry course, taken by Frederick B. Noyes, were donated to the University by Allan G. Brodie, a colleague of Dr. Noyes. The Department of Special Collections of the Milton S. Eisenhower Library transferred "Abstracts from the papers read before the Seminary of Inorganic Chemistry conducted by Prof. H. N. Morse during the collegiate year 1901-1902, ed. by J. C. W. Frazer JHU." Earlier correspondence in Series 1, Subseries 2 was transferred by Lawrence Principe, who found the materials in a laboratory in Remsen Hall.

Accession Number

79.39, 79.40, 79.114, 81.44, 84.11, 86.41, 90.7, 91.17, 91.18, 91.39

 Use Restrictions

Administrative records in series 1, 2, 3, and 14 are restricted for twenty-five years from their date of creation. Education records in series 3, 7, 8, and 13 as defined by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, as well as employment records in series 1 (subseries 1), 2, 3, and 14 are restricted as well. For details, see Regulations Governing Access to Restricted Records, at the front of each binder.

Preferred Citation

The Ferdinand Hamburger Archives of The Johns Hopkins University, Record Group Number 04.060, Department of Chemistry, series number and title, subseries number and title, file title and inclusive dates.

History

The study of chemistry at The Johns Hopkins University goes back to the founding of the university. In 1876 the Trustees named Ira Remsen Professor of Chemistry and Director of the Chemical Laboratory. Remsen had earned an M.D. from New York City's College of Physicians and Surgeons in 1867, before traveling to Munich, where he received his first systematic training in chemistry. He transferred to Gottingen in 1868, and received the Ph.D. in 1870. Remsen returned to the United States in 1872 and taught chemistry at Williams College. Seeing the lack of good chemistry textbooks in this country, he soon turned to remedying that deficiency; his first text, Theoretical Chemistry, reduced the fundamentals of the science to a form simple enough for beginning students to understand. The book was widely praised and was ultimately translated into several languages.

Once at Hopkins, Remsen transformed the laboratory into a center for the training of chemists, and, in 1879, he founded the American Chemical Journal, which was published by the Johns Hopkins Press. He continued to write textbooks which became standards in the field; Organic Chemistry was translated into seven languages and three textbooks on inorganic chemistry were also well received. In the area of research, Remsen is perhaps best known for the 1880 discovery of saccharin by Constantin Fahlberg, a graduate student experimenting under Remsen's direction. Remsen had no interest in the commercial possibilities of the discovery, but Fahlberg developed and patented a process for manufacturing the substance.

When Gilman retired from the presidency in 1901, the Trustees chose Professor Remsen to succeed him as the second president of the young university. In addition to serving Hopkins, Remsen was also called upon to serve the general public, being named in 1909 to head a Referee Board set up by President Theodore Roosevelt to consider questions relating to the quality of food products and their adulteration. In 1913, due to ill-health, Remsen resigned both the presidency and the professorship of chemistry which he had held since 1876.

Remsen was extremely influential in shaping the teaching of chemistry at Hopkins. Since both Remsen and his colleague, Harmon Northrup Morse, who taught at Hopkins from 1876 until 1916, had received their scientific training in Germany, they wholeheartedly supported Gilman's plan to pattern the new institution after the German model, emphasizing advanced study and original research, rather than the mere transmission of knowledge then prevalent at American institutions of higher learning.

In 1916 the university moved to its present location on the Homewood campus, but the Chemical Laboratory remained in its downtown Howard Street building until the completion of a new laboratory building in 1924. This building was named Remsen Hall in honor of Hopkins's first Professor of Chemistry. In the President's Report for 1925, the Chairman of the Department said, "By this move the Chemistry Department is reunited with the rest of the University after many years of isolation in the old laboratory downtown." After Remsen died in 1927, his ashes were interred behind a plaque in the building which bears his name.

In 1918, the degree of Bachelor of Science in Chemistry was introduced. Offered in cooperation with the School of Engineering, it was designed to meet the requirements of those who desired more intensive training in Chemistry, with the fourth year of the program devoted entirely to Chemistry. From the founding of the university until the present time, an undergraduate who majors in Chemistry or any other science is granted the Bachelor of Arts degree. Generally, the Bachelor of Science degree is reserved for graduates of the university's part-time programs and of the School of Engineering.

In 1925 an attempt was made to change radically the structure of undergraduate education at Hopkins. This was the "New Plan," devised by President Frank J. Goodnow. The idea behind the New Plan (or Goodnow Plan, as it came to be known) was to abolish the first two years of undergraduate study. In the President's Report for 1926, the goal of this Plan is described as the "building up of an institution which is exclusively devoted to graduate work." The university would thus cease to offer undergraduate degrees. Several students enrolled in the Department of Chemistry under the New Plan, although the Plan was never fully implemented, due primarily to negative reaction from outside the university.

In 1928, the Honorable Francis P. Garvan provided funds to endow a Chair of Chemical Education, for the purpose of studying basic methods of improving Chemical Education. Also in 1928, the Dohme Lectureship was introduced, with funds provided by Alfred R. L. Dohme, an 1889 Hopkins Ph.D. in Chemistry. These annual lectures were instituted to bring students into closer touch with well-known contemporary chemists. In 1934, undergraduates who were interested in Chemistry located a sponsor and formed the first chemistry club at Hopkins, known as the Remsen Club.

By 1938, the Department was placing an increasing emphasis on research and formal instruction in certain areas of chemistry which would be of critical importance to the future development of the science; the following year the Department opened a nuclear research lab. In 1940, the graduate curriculum was changed to allow for earlier specialization and to shorten the preliminary training preceding doctoral research problems.

In the same year that Ira Remsen died, another chemist began a long career at Hopkins. Donald Hatch Andrews received his Ph.D. from Yale in 1923 before joining the Hopkins faculty in 1927. He became chairman of the Department in 1936, a position he held until 1944. During Andrews's tenure as chairman he oversaw an almost total commitment of departmental resources to government-sponsored research during the Second World War. In 1944, the Chemistry Department announced that its activities were almost exclusively confined to war research and undergraduate instruction, with the graduate students in attendance serving as full-time instructors in the Army Specialized Training Program.

One of the many classified research projects which took place on campus involved the development of certain materials and procedures used in the construction of the atomic bomb; this research was carried out under the supervision of Dr. Robert D. Fowler. Fowler, with a 1931 Ph.D. from the University of California, joined the Hopkins faculty in 1935. He began researching nuclear fission in 1939 and spent much of his Hopkins career working in this area (in addition to serving as chairman of the department from 1948 until his departure in 1952). Andrews himself was responsible for the development of the bolometer, a device for measuring heat with infra-red rays, and was also an expert in the properties of matter at extremely low temperatures. Another important project of the Chemistry Department during the war years was Dr. Frederick Wiselogle's synthesis of an anti-malarial drug, which proved to be more effective than quinine.

By 1945, all research being done for the military was secret, although the Department had begun to plan for research in the post-war period. Information on wartime projects was released in 1946, heralding the re-conversion of laboratories from wartime research facilities into university labs emphasizing fundamental instruction and advanced research. By 1947, work on new laboratories was underway, the first being the Analytic Chemistry lab, followed by the Organic Chemistry lab (1948), and the Physical Chemistry lab (1949).

In 1952 the administrative structure of the Department was reorganized on a committee basis with each faculty member undertaking certain administrative duties. The faculty met each week as a whole committee to report on and discuss problems. The Department continued its emphasis on pure research as opposed to research on problems of immediate practical application while working also to improve the quality of graduate research and the research facilities themselves.

Dr. Andrews, after relinquishing the chairmanship of the department in 1944, remained on the Hopkins faculty until his retirement in 1963. In 1958 he instituted a program to revitalize the teaching of freshman chemistry, assisted by a grant from the National Science Foundation. Andrews's successor as chairman of the department was Alsoph Corwin. After receiving his Ph.D. from Harvard in 1932, Corwin immediately joined the Hopkins faculty, becoming Professor and Chairman in 1944. He served as Chairman until 1947 and as Professor until his retirement in 1973. Corwin's primary interests in the field concerned chlorophyll and hemoglobin, toxins and allergens, and the development of balances and precision weighing instruments for minute quantities of substances.

In 1959, the Department again appointed a chairman, Dr. Walter Koski. Koski, a Hopkins Ph.D. who studied under Fowler, chaired the Department until 1969. Dr. Robert G. Parr headed the Department from 1969 to 1973, and was succeeded for one year by Dr. Richard J. Kokes. In 1974, Dr. Brown L. Murr was named chairman and served for two years. Dr. Dean W. Robinson then became chairman from 1976 until 1983. Succeeding Robinson in 1983 was Dr. Douglas Poland, who currently chairs the Department.

Bibliography: Annual Report of the President. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1876-1968.

Description of Series/Container List Donald Hatch Andrews Donald Hatch Andrews, 1929-1959

Series 1 consists of the papers of Donald Hatch Andrews and dates from 1929 to 1959; it is divided into five subseries. Subseries 1, Subject Files, consists of Andrews' correspondence, arranged alphabetically, covering the period 1929-1946 and 1959. Subseries 2, Chronological Correspondence, covers the years 1923 to 1959. Subseries 3, Speeches, contains Donald Andrews's "Knowledge and Faith" speeches on science and religion, dating from 1945 to 1949. Subseries 4, Films and Notes, consists of films that served as visual aids to Andrews' "Unheard Melodies" talks, which were broadcast on local television. Subseries 1 and 2 include correspondence between Andrews and his colleagues in the Chemistry Department and at other universities, Hopkins personnel, and representatives of various companies. There are also files on special projects which Andrews supervised (such as Project X, a wartime research project), and some on personal activities, such as the Chemical Ballet (in which dancers portray different chemicals and their reactions). The films in subseries 4 show the movement of a drumhead after it has been struck and the motion of a plucked string. The first three films are in very poor condition, as the film is quite brittle and has been spliced with masking tape. The fourth film is devoted to Andrews's "Singing Statue" demonstration at the Baltimore Museum of Art and shows Andrews setting up the apparatus to measure and record the frequencies of the atoms in the statue, bringing these sounds into the audible range. In very good condition given its age (c. 1950), it is the shortest of the four films (about four minutes); the others are approximately eight minutes each. All four films are silent. There are also eight additional films which have not been analyzed. Subseries 5, entitled Files - 1922-1935, 1936-1937, 1937-1938, contain the same types of materials as are found in Subseries 1 and 2. They have been maintained as three separate alphabetical spans to preserve their original systems of organization.

Subject Files, 1929-1946, 1959 Box Folder Contents 1 1 A, 1937-1942 1 2 A, 1937-1942 1 3 Alumni Solicitation, 1934-1940 1 4 American Chemical Society, 1942-1943 1 5 American Chemical Society--Low Temperature Symposium, 1942 1 6 American Institute of Chemists, 1939-1940 1 7 American Institute of Chemists Committee on Professional Education, 1941-1943 1 8 American Philosophical Society, 1940 1 9 Andrews, D. H., General Correspondence, 1940-1943 1 10 Appointments, 1941 1 11 B (Bachman-Bell), 1938-1944 1 12 B (Bell-Board), 1938-1944 1 13 B (Boas-Bowman), 1938-1944 1 14 B (Bowman-Butler), 1938-1944 1 15 Bingham, Eugene, 1940 1 16 Blanchard, Edward, 1939-1944 1 17 Board of University Studies, 1941-1943 1 18 Bowman, Isaiah, 1939-1940 1 19 Breyer, Frank G., 1939-1940 1 20 Brunings, Dr. Karl, 1943-1944 1 21 Buc, Saul R., 1940 1 22 Budget, 1939-1949, 1942-1944 1 23 C (Cady-Christie), 1937-1944 1 24 C (Clark-Crowley), 1937-1938, 1940-1944 1 25 Cambridge Conference, 1940 1 26 Chemical Ballet, 1939, 1942 1 27 Chemistry Committee--Promotions, 1938-1939 1 28 Chemistry Department--Confidential, 1943 1 29 Chemistry Wives and Female Chemistry Students, 1938-1939 1 30 Corwin, A. H., 1938-1939 1 31 Corwin, A. H.--Promotion, 1943-1944 1 32 Crank Letters, 1939-1940 1 33 D, 1937-1938 1 34 Dunning, H. A. B., 1939-1940 1 35 E, 1937-1944 1 36 F, 1940-1943 1 37 Faculty, 1938-1939 1 38 Faculty Meeting Minutes, 1938-1939 1 39 Fellowships, 1938-1939 1 40 Financial Statements, 1938-1939 1 41 Fowler, R. D., 1939-1940 1 42 Frazer, J. C. W., 1938-1940 1 43 Frazer Portrait Fund, 1941 1 44 Fundraising, 1942 1 45 G, 1938-1944 1 46 H, 1938-1944 1 47 Harker, David, 1939-1940 1 48 Hickman, Joseph, 1939-1940 1 49 Hooper, Captain, 1937 1 50 I, 1938-1939, 1942 1 51 J, 1939-1944 1 52 Johnson Scholarships, 1939 1 53 Journal Club, 1938-1940 1 54 K, 1938-1944 1 55 L, 1929-1944 1 56 Laboratory Proctors, 1939-1940 1 57 Lieben, Dr. Fritz, ca. 1943 1 58 Lord, R. C., 1939-1940 1 59 M, 1932-1944 1 60 Macaulay, Stewart, 1942-1943 1 61 McIntyre, Lea, 1938-1939 1 62 Morris, Daniel, 1938-1944 1 63 N, 1939-1944 1 64 National Defense, 1940 1 65 National Research Council Questionnaire, 1939 2 1 National Youth Administration, 1938-1939 2 2 National Science Group, 1939-1940 2 3 Navy Correspondence, 1946 2 4 Night School, 1938-1940 2 5 Nuclear Research, 1938-1939 2 6 O, 1939-1940 2 7 P, 1938-1944 2 8 Parran, J., 1938 2 9 Patrick, W. A., 1938-1941 2 10 Physics, Committee on, 1939 2 11 Positions, 1936-1937 2 12 Post War Planning Committee, 1944 2 13 President's Report, 1938-1939 2 14 President's Report Material, 1939-1940 2 15 Report to the President, 1941-1942 2 16 Report to the President, 1942-1943(Andrews) 2 17 Priorities' File, ca.1941 2 18 Proctors-3rd floor, 1938-1939 2 19 Quarles, Mrs. Edmund, 1941 2 20 Questionnaires, 1938-1939, 1939-1940 2 21 R, 1938-19442 2 22 Research Corporation, 1938-1942 2 23 Research Corporation II, 1939-1940 2 24 Research Corporation III, 1939-1942 2 25 Report to Air Force by D. H. Andrews, 1959 2 26 Rice, F. O., 1938-1939 2 27 Rockefeller Foundation--Weaver, 1937-1939 2 28 Sachs-Smith, 1938-1944 2 29 Smith-Swann, 1938-1944 2 30 Safety Committee, 1932 2 31 Scholarships, 1939-1940 2 32 Selective Service, 1941-1944 2 33 Sigma Chi--Correspondence, 1932, 1939 2 34 Space Requirements, 1940-1941 2 35 Squire, Charles, 1938-1939 2 36 Steele, Sidney, 1930 2 37 Stegeman, G., 1928 2 38 Summer, 1939 2 39 Summer, 1940 2 40 Summer School (Attendance of), 1932 2 41 Summer Conferences, 1932 2 42 Swann, W. F. G., 1926 2 43 T, 1929-1944 2 44 Teets, D. E., 1934 2 45 U, 1929-1935 2 46 U. S. Treasury Department, 1941-1942 2 47 Committee on Unemployment, 1933 2 48 University Policy, 1931 2 49 V, 1929-1935, 1939-1940 2 50 W, 1929-1935 2 51 W, 1938-1939, 1940-1942 2 52 Wachter, Aaron, 1932 2 53 Warfield, H.R., 1951 2 54 Washington College, 1940 2 55 Williard, H. H., 1932 2 56 Wiselogle, F. Y., 1939-1940 2 57 Witt, Ralph K., 1930 2 58 Wrinch, Dorothy, 1939-1940 2 59 X-Y, 1929-1935 2 60 Yale, 1933 2 61 YMCA--Hanimaker Fund, 1940 2 62 Z, 1929-1935 2 63 Ziegler, W. T., 1939 2 64 Andrews' Vita, n.d. 2 65 Andrews' Chemical Ballet, n.d. Chronological Correspondence, 1923-1959 Box Folder Contents 2 66 Correspondence, 1923-1931 2 67 Correspondence, 1932-1936 2 68 Correspondence, 1942-1943 2 69 Commission, State Police, 1944 2 70 Correspondence: Commander Hall, 1944 2 71 Correspondence: Technical Equipment, 1944 2 72 Correspondence: Contract Negotiation, 1945 2 73 Correspondence: Contract NXsa-46040, 1945 2 74 Correspondence: General, 1945 2 75 Correspondence: Form Factor Cryostat, 1944-1946 2 76 Correspondence: Spectrometer, 1947-1948 2 77 Correspondence: Red Path Bureau, 1948-1951 2 78 Correspondence: Andrews, 1947-1949 2 79 Correspondence: Simon Luncheon, 1949 2 80 Correspondence (with index), 1951 2 81 Correspondence, 1952 3 1 Correspondence, 1952 3 2 Correspondence, 1953 3 3 Correspondence, 1953 3 4 Correspondence: W. Blenko, 1953 3 5 Gorresopndence: General, 1954 3 6 Correspondence: D. H. Andrews, 1955 3 7 Correspondence: D. H. Andrews, 1955 3 8 Correspondence: D. H. Andrews, 1956 3 9 Correspondence: D. H. Andrews, 1956 3 10 Correspondence: Leeds & Northop Co. to H. Bittner, 1956 3 11 Correspondence: D. H. Andrews, 1957 3 12 Correspondence: D. H. Andrews, 1957 3 13 Correspondence: Education of Chemists Conference, 1957 3 14 Correspondence: Education of Chemists Conference, 1957 3 15 Correspondence: D. H. Andrews, 1958 3 16 Correspondence: Spiritualization, 1958 3 17 Correspondence: D. H. Andrews, General, 1959 Speeches, 1945-1949 Box Folder Contents 3 18 Answers of Science: The Dilemma of Modern Man--How Can We Escape Defeat and Frustration, 1949 3 19 Baccalaureate Address--St. Paul's School, 1948 3 20Concepts of Freedom in Science and Philosophy, 1947 3 21 Cultural Bridges from Thermodynamics, n.d. 3 22 Education for Peace through Science, 1947 3 23 e. e. cummings: Algebraic Poet, 1946 3 24 The Era of Atomic Energy: Its Opportunities and Responsibilities, 1945 3 25 Faith of a Scientist (book copy), 1948 3 26 Faith of a Scientist, 1946 3 27 Faith of a Scientist, 1947 3 28 Faith of a Scientist, 1947 3 29 Journal of Applied Physics, Submission to, 1948 3 30 Living with the Atomic Age, 1948 3 31 The Lag Between Scientific and Political Thinking, 1947 3 32 Man in a World of Energy, 1947 3 33 The Man, the Church, the World, 1948 3 34 Media Presentations 3 35 Moral Leadership in an Atomic Age, 1948 3 36 One Atomic World, 1947 3 37 Religion and the Atomic Age, 1948 3 38 Report from Europe and Address, 1948 3 39 A Scientist Searches for Truth, 1947 3 40 Spiritual Reality, 1948 3 41 Undersea Warfare, 1947 3 42 Unheard Melodies, n.d. Films and Notes, Box Folder Contents 3 43 Films/Notes from Misener's Papers 3 44 Grondahl, L. "Our Primary Source of Energy" four films Files, 1922-1935, 1936-1937, 1937-1938 Box Folder Contents 4 1 A - Misc., 1931-1934 4 2 AAAS Exhibition 4 3 Adams, L. H., 1928-1929 4 4 Alpha Chi Sigma, D.H.Andrews, Personal 4 5 American Chemical Society 4 6 American Chemical Society - Abstracts 4 7 American Chemical Society - Announcement, 1934 4 8 American Chemical Society - Chicago Meeting 4 9 ACS - Dinner Meeting, 1932 4 10 American Chemical Society - Local Sections, Washington Section 4 11 American Chemical Society - Meeting, 1931-1932 4 12 American Chemical Society - Meeting, 1934 4 13 ACS - Meeting Abstracts 4 14 ACS - Mimeographing and Lithoprinting - 1932 New Orleans Meeting 4 15 ACS - Symposium, 1933 4 16 American Instrument Co. 4 17 American Physical Society, 1925 4 18 American Physical Society, 1931-1932 4 19 American Society for Refrigerating Engineers 4 20 American Society for Refrigerating Engineers, 1929-1930 4 21 Ames, J. S. - President 4 22 Annual Survey of American Chemistry - Chapter for Publication 4 23 Annual Survey of American Chemistry - C. J. West, Editor 4 24 Automobile Brokerage Corporation 4 25 B - Misc., 1924-1925(?) 4 26 Baltimore Trust Company 4 27 Book Reviews 4 28 Books 4 29 C - Misc., 1925-1926 4 30 Canada 4 31 Challenge of Science 4 32 Chem. Club 4 33 Chemical Department Survey 4 34 Chemical Society, 1922-1923 4 35 Civil Service 4 36 Civil Works Administration 4 37 Civil Works Administration - Project 4 38 Cline Article 4 39 Coghill, Robert D., 1924-1926 4 40 Compressors 4 41 Deitz, V. R. 4 42 Denton, Minna C., 1923 4 43 Deutschen Physikalischen Gesellschaft, 1927-1932 4 44 Dewar Flasks, 1932 4 45 E - 1929-1935 4 46 Eastman Kodak Company 4 47 Etchings 4 48 Ethyl Gasoline Corportion 4 49 Expenditures for Andrews, Bichowsky, and Rice - 1926-1929 4 50 Expenditures - Chemistry Laboratory, 1936 4 51 Fixed Nitrogen Research Laboratory 4 52 Fowler, R. D. 4 53 Franklin Institute Correspondence 4 54 Furman, N. H., - Secretary, Division of Inorganic Physical Chemistry 4 55 G - 1927-1935 4 56 Garvan, Francis P. - Foundation 4 57 General Motors 4 58 General Motors Molecular Models Data 4 59 Gordon, N., - Journal of Chemical Education 4 60 Hershey, Donaldson, Williams, and Stanley 4 61 Howe, Harrison E., - Industrial and Engineering Chemistry 4 62 Journal of Chemical Physics 4 63 Journal of Chemical Physics - Barton, H. A. 4 64 Journal of Chemical Physics - LaMer, V. K. 4 65 Journal of Chemical Physics - Urey, H. C. 4 66 Mechanical Models - Deitz 4 67 Students - Data, 1932-1933 4 68 Symposium, 1932 4 69 Three Year 4 70 University of Michigan 5 1 A - Misc., 1936-1937 5 2 American Chemical Society - Meetings 5 3 Andrews, D. H. 5 4 Blanchard, E. R., 1936-1937 5 5 Bittner, H. W. 5 6 Bowman, Isaiah 5 7 B - Misc., 1936-1937 5 8 Corwin, A. H. 5 9 C - Misc., 1936-1938 5 10 D - Misc., 1936-1938 5 11 Exams - 1937 5 12 E - Misc., 1936-1937 5 13 Fellowships 5 14 Fowler, Robert D., 1936-1937 5 15 F - Misc., Andrew's Correspondence 5 16 Governor's Report, 1937 5 17 Grades - Department 5 18 G - Misc. 5 19 Harker, David 5 20 Helium - Liquid 5 21 H - Misc. 5 22 I - Misc., 1936-1937 5 23 J - Misc., 1936-1937 5 24 K - Misc., 1936-1937 5 25 Library - Chemistry 5 26 Liquid Air Supply, Correspondence 1936 5 27 Lord, Richard Collins, Jr., 5 28 L - Misc., 1936-1937 5 29 Mayer, J. E. 5 30 Medical School Recommendations 5 31 Medical Schools 5 32 Memoranda - McIntire 5 33 Minutes - Chemistry Faculty, 1936-1937 5 34 Minutes - References read in meeting 5 35 Multigraph Shop 5 36 M - Misc., 1936-1937 5 37 N.Y.A. Report from 1935-1936 5 38 N.Y.A. - General, 1936-1937 5 39 N - Misc., 1936-1937 5 40 O - Misc., 1936-1937 5 41 Patrick, W. A. 5 42 Peterson - Carbous 5 43 President's Report, 1937 5 44 Privilige Cards 5 45 P - Misc., 1936-1937 5 46 Remsen Chem. Club 5 47 Rice, F. O. 5 48 R - Misc., 1936-1937 5 49 Scholarship 5 50 Secretary - New Staff 5 51 Shop and Stockroom Rules 5 52 Sauerwein, E. M. 5 53 Student Assistantship Applications, 1936 5 54 Summer, 1936 5 55 S - Misc., 1936-1937 5 56 Trip, 1936 5 57 T - Misc., 1936-1937 5 58 U - Misc., 1936-1937 5 59 Voluntary Assistants 5 60 V - Misc., 1936-1937 5 61 Walters Art Gallery 5 62 Wiselogle, F. Y. 5 63 W - Misc., 1936-1937 5 64 Y - Misc., 1936-1937 5 65 Z - Misc. 5 66 Chemistry Courses, 1937-1938 5 67 Clark, W. Manefield 5 68 Clark Committee - Final Report 5 69 Laboratory Log, 1938 5 70 N.Y.A. Assistants, 1937-1938 5 71 Nightwork, 1938 5 72 Nightschool File, 1935-1938 5 73 N - Misc., 1937-1938 5 74 Patrick, W. A. 5 75 President's Report, 1937-1938 5 76 P - Misc., 1937-1938 5 77 Q - Misc., 1937-1938 5 78 Radio Talk, 1937 5 79 Reports, 1938 5 80 Research Corporation 5 81 Research Report 5 82 Rice, Frank O. 5 83 R - Misc., 1937-1938 5 84 Saccharin 5 85 Saftey and Building Rules 5 86 Sauerwien, E. M. 5 87 Scatchard, George 5 88 Scholarships, 1938 5 89 Science Group Examination List 5 90 Sickman, D. V. 5 91 Sigma Chi, 1937-1938 5 92 Sponer, H. 5 93 Stewart, W. H. and wife 5 94 Student Assistants, 1937-1938 5 95 Student Assistants - Junior, 1937-1938 5 96 Students - Data on Positions 5 97 Summer, 1937 5 98 S - Misc., 1937-1938 5 99 S - Misc. Correspondence, 1938 5 100 Taylor, W. A. 5 101 T - Misc., 1937-1938 5 102 Undergraduate Chemistry - Report 1937-1938 5 103 U - Misc., 1937-1938 5 104 V - Misc., 1937-1938 5 105 Weaver, Warren 5 106 Wiselogle, F. Y. 5 107 W - Misc., 1937-1938 5 108 Z - Misc., 1937-1938 Alsoph Corwin Alsoph Corwin, 1926-1973

Series 2 consists of the records of Alsoph Corwin, who came to the University in 1932 as an Associate and chaired the Department of Chemistry from 1944 to 1947. Included are records pertaining to departmental activities, such as the curriculum and business administration, and also records of a personal nature, such as correspondence with colleagues and friends outside of the University. Certain files pertain to Corwin's research projects on chlorophyll and toxins and contain notes and correspondence with colleagues in the same field. The records date from 1926 to 1973 and are arranged alphabetically.

Box Folder Contents 1 1 Abashian, Steven 1 2 Abbott Laboratories 1 3 Aberdeen Training Program, 1946 1 4 Abramson, Harold A. 1 5 Academic Year, 1946-1947 1 6 Ace Glass, Inc. 1 7 Addison-Wesley Publishing Co. 1 8 Ainsworth, William 1 9 Alber, H. K. - Arthur Thomas Co. 1 10 Andrews, D. H., 1939-1940 1 11 Appointment in Chemical Engineering, 1950-1954 (Confidential) 1 12 Atlas Powder Co. 1 13 Atomic Scientists Inc., 1948 1 14 Autoclave Engineers 1 15 Balance (Microchemical) Committee Report, 1940-1943 1 16 Bamberger, F. E., College for Teachers, 1944-1947 1 17 Beebe, R., Amherst College, 1945-1946 1 18 Bell, Frederick, 1939-1942 1 19 Berry, Dean, 1937 1 20 Biochemistry Brochure, 1952 1 21 Board of Collegiate Studies, 1951 1 22 Board of University Studies, 1938-1951 1 23 Board of University Studies, 1936 1 24 Bonilla, C., Chemical Engineering, 1946 1 25 Bowman, Isaiah, 1948 1 26 Bowman, Isaiah, 1944-1948 1 27 Bowman. Isaiah, pre-1944 1 28 Bricker, Clark E., 1939-1947 1 29 Bronk, Detlev W., 1949-1953 1 30 Budget, 1945 1 31 Budget Money, 1944-1947 1 32 C - Misc. Correspondence 1 33 California, University of at Berkeley, California and Los Angeles 1 34 California Institute of Technology 1 35 Canadian Journal of Chemistry, National Research Council of Cananda 1 36 Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp. 1 37 Carlin, Charles - Ph.D. 1966 1 38 Carnegie Institute of Technology 1 39 Carrit, D. E., Promotion, 1955 (Confidential) 1 40 Carworth Farms 1 41 Carworth Farms, Inc., 1941-42 1 42 Casgrain, Wilfred V., Jr., 1 43 Castro, A. J. 1 44 Caughey, Wilson 1 45 Cavagnol, Jerry C. 1 46 Chemical Reviews (W. Albert Noyes, Ed.) 1 47 Chemurgic Digest (National Farm Chemurgic Council, Inc.,) 1 48 Chivvis, Arthur B., 1964-1969 1 49 Christ, Charles L. 1 50 CIBA Pharmaceutical Products, Inc. 1 51 Clark, William Mansfield 1 52 Coca, Arthur F. 1 53 Cohen, Werner V. 1 54 Coleman Electric Co., Inc. 1 55 Collins, Oliver Dale III 1 56 Columbia University 1 57 Committee, Instruction on Faculty of Philosophy, 1955 1 58 Computing Machine, 1952 1 59 Conant, James B., Harvard University 1 60 Conferences and Symposia, 1955 1 61 Conference: Reaction Mechanisms, U. of New Hampshire, 1954 1 62 Congress for Cultural Freedom 1 63 Conn, C. G. Limited 1 63 Coolidge, Edwin C. 1 64 Corn Products Refining Co. 1 65 Corning Glass Works 1 66 Correspondence, General, 1952 1 70 Corwin's Book 1 71 Cotten, Thomas W., Jr. 1 72 Cox, Edward H. 1 73 Crafts, Arthur A. - Crafts Co., Inc. 1 74 Craig, Archibald 1 75 Craig, Lyman C. 1 76 Curry, Thomas H. 1 77 D - Misc. Correspondence 1 78 D'Alelio, G. F. 1 79 Damerel, Charlotte I. 1 80 Daniel, F. K. - Horn Res. Laboratories, Inc. 1 81 Danieley, J. E. 2 1 Danziger, Lewis - Correspondence 2 2 Danziger - Information 2 3 Debow, Lee R. 2 4 Deklau, Bernhard 2 5 Denney, George H., Jr. 2 6 Departmental Correspondence, 1946-1978 2 7 Departmental Correspondence, 1952-1955 2 8 Departmental Correspondence, 1955-1959 2 9 Detrick - Camp Detrick, Frederick, MD 2 10 DiGiorgio, Joseph B. 2 11 Distillation Products, Inc. 2 12 Dohme, A. R. L. 2 13 Doak, Kenneth W. 2 14 Donnay, J. D. H. 2 15 Donnay, J. D. H., 1945 (Confidential) 2 16 Dorough, Gus D. 2 17 Dover Chemical Corporation 2 18 Dow Chemical Co. 2 19 Duke University 2 20 Dukes, Francis 2 21 Dunn, Stanley A. 2 22 Dunning, H. N. - Petroleum Exp. Station, Bur. of Mines, OK 2 23 DuPont, 1955 2 24 DuPont - Consultancy, 1954 2 25 DuPont Fund - J. DiGiorgio, 1955 2 26 Eastman Kodak Co., 1938-1943, 1967 2 27 Edamura, Fred, 1960-1965 2 28 Edgewood Arsenal, 1939, 1950 2 29 Eimer and Amend (Bunge Balance), 1936-1937, 1950 2 30 Eisenhower, Report to, 1957 2 31 Electrochemical Society, 1950-1953 2 32 Ellingson, Rudolph C., 1939-1956 2 33 Emmett, Paul, 1955-1970 2 34 Emmons, William D., 1954-1955 2 35 Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1945-1946, 1951, 1971 2 36 Encyclopaedia of Chemistry, 1955-1957 2 37 Encyclopaedia of Chemical Technology, 1952, 1968 2 38 Endo Labs, Inc., 1957-1962 2 39 English, Jackson P., 1939-1972 2 40 Erdmann, J. Gordon, 1964-1969 2 41 Executive Committee, 1953-1955 2 42 F, Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1944-1972 2 43 Faculty, Chemistry Department, 1955 2 44 Fehlner, Nancy Clement, 1962 2 45 Feiser, Louis F., 1954-1967 2 46 Fifth World Petroleum Congress, 1959 2 47 Financial Proposals to Administration, 1954 2 48 Fisher Scientific Co., 1934-1953 2 49 Fleming, E. G., 1959-1963 2 50 Ford Foundation, 1955-1956 2 51 Fordham University, 1940 2 52 Franklin, Rudolph, 1966 2 53 Fredericka, Sister, 1964-1966 2 54 Fredericka, Sister,1964-1966 2 55 Freedman, Leon D., 1948-1961 2 56 Frisell, Wilhelm R., 1946-1963 2 57 Fu, Shou-Cheng, 1948-1971 2 58 Fulton Sylphon Division, 1949 2 59 Gaertner Scientific Co., 1938-1960 2 60 Geigy Industrial Chemicals, 1946, 1955 2 61 Gelman Instrument Company, 1967 2 62 General Aniline and Film Corporation, 1942-1946 2 63 General Electric Co., 1936-1958 2 61 Geochemical Society, 1960 2 62 Geitens, R., Freer Gallery, 1955-1962 2 63 Gilman, H., Iowa State College, 1943-1957 2 64 Glenn, William, Recommendation, 1967 2 65 Gleysteen, Graham, 1934-1953 2 66 Glidden Lectureship, 1957 2 67 Goetz, Frederick, 1968 2 68 Goldstein, Theodore, 1960 2 69 Goodrich, B. F., Co., 1938-1956 2 70 Gordon Research Conferences, 1953-1963 2 71 Gordon Research Conferences, 1956 2 72 Gordon Research Conferences, 1958 2 73 Gordon Research Conferences, 1964 2 74 Goreth, Robert F., 1958 2 75 Goucher College, 1961, 1966 2 76 Graduate Study in Chemistry, 1957 2 77 Granick, S., 1944-1960 2 78 Grass Instrument Co., 1960-1972 2 79 Gulf Research and Development Co., 1957-1960 2 80 Guy, J. Sam, 1944-1947 2 81 Gryder, J. W., 1956 2 82 H, Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1936-1972 2 83 Hafstad, L. R., 1951-1952 2 84 Hamburger, M., 1966 2 85 Hammons, J., 1960-1962 2 86 Handschuh, Gerald, 1969-1970 2 87 Handwerger, Barry, 1968-1970 2 88 Handwerger, Stuart, 1963-1970 2 89 Hanovia Chemical and Manufacturing Co., 1939, 1950 2 90 Harker, David, 1939-1947 2 91 Harrell, Bryant, 1949-1966 2 92 Harris, Robert M., Jr., 1955 (Confidential) 2 93 Harshaw Chemical Co., 1940-1967 2 94 Harvard University and Medical School, 1930-1963 2 95 Haverford College, 1939, 1945 2 96 H. B. Instrument Co., 1951-1953 2 97 Heinzelmann, R., 1941-1957 2 98 Hercules Powder Co., Inc., 1940-1965 2 99 Hercules Powder Co., Inc., Grant-in-Aid, 1957-1958 2 100 Hoffmann-LaRouche, Inc., 1934-1956 2 101 Horn, Francis H., 1950-1951 2 102 Holmes, H., Oberlin College, 1934-1950 2 103 Hooker Electrochemical Co., 1948-1956 2 104 Hopkins Fund Office, 1955-1958 3 1 Hopkins General, 1960 3 2 Hopkins Hospital/Medical School/Hygiene & Public Health, 1937-1960 3 3 Huber, Morton, 1950-1965 3 4 I, Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1940-1972 3 5 Iber, Peter, 1962-1967 3 6 Illinois University, 1947-1959 3 7 Indiana University, 1953 3 8 Ingerson, Earl, University of Texas, 1959 3 9 Institute for Cooperative Research, 1948-1965 3 10 Instruments Purchase, 1956-1959 3 11 International Equipment Company, 1941, 1946 3 12 Interscience Publishers, 1945-1961 3 13 Interscience Publishers, "Determination of Weight Means," 1956-1957 3 14 Ionics, Incorporated, 1958 3 15 J, Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1941-1973 3 16 Jackson, George, 1945-1969 3 17 Jackson, Robert, 1959-1963 3 18 Jarrell-Ash Company, 1938-1960 3 19 Johns Manville, 1933-1944 3 20 Jonas, Bruce, 1966 3 21 Journal of AMA, 1965 3 22 Journal of Biological Chemistry, 1949-1957 3 23 Journal of the Electrochemical Society, 1958 3 24 Journal of Medicinal and Pharmaceutical Chemistry, 1958-1961 3 25 Journal of Pharmaceutical and Experimental Therapeutics, 1949 3 26 Journal of Organic Chemistry, 1950-1963 3 27 Journal of Organic Chemistry, Board of Editors, 1957-1963 3 28 Junior Instructorships, 1946-1947 3 29 K, Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1936-1972 3 30 Kailin, Dr. Eloise, 1967-1971 3 31 Kaplan Committee, 1951 (Confidential) 3 32 Karayannis, Nicholas, 1965-1970 3 33 Karr, Clarence, Jr., 1949-1959 3 34 Kaufman, Fred, 1947-1956 3 35 Kelley, Dr. George G., 1966 3 36 Kellogg, M. W., Co., 1953-1956 3 37 Kennecott Copper Co., 1953-1956 3 38 Kerr, Mrs. William D., 1956 3 39 Kimberly-Clark Corporation, 1940 3 40 Kimble Glass Company, 1940-1942 3 41 Kleinspehn, George and Rita, 1950-1971 3 42 Klesper, Ernst, 1958-1971 3 43 Kokes, Richard, 1958, 1971 3 44 Koski, W. S., 1954-1969 3 45 Kouwenhoven, William B., 1970 3 46 Kraus, Kurt A., 1940-1966 3 47 Krieble, Robert H., 1939-1967 3 48 Krieghoff/N. Robertson (nee Krieghoff), 1967 3 49 Kuchner, Eugene, Recommendations, 1966 3 50 Kuhlmann, Wilhelm H. F., 1934-1935 3 51 Kuhn, Lester P., 1949-1962 3 52 Kwasnick, Herbert R., 1961-1965 3 53 L, Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1937-1972 3 54 Laitinen Committee, 1946 3 55 Lakeside Laboratories, 1947 3 56 Layton, L./U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1961-1965 3 57 Lead Industries Association, 1958 3 58 Lectures/Correspondence, 1954-1960 3 59 Lectures/Correspondence, 1960-1963 3 60 Lectures/Correspondence, 1945-1954 3 61 Lecture--"Structure and Activity of Hemoglobin and Chlorophyll," 1965 3 62 Lecture--"Colours of Life," 1965 3 63 Lecture--"Mechanism of Action of Chlorophyll-Hemoglobin," 1966 3 64 Lederle Laboratories, Inc., 1940-1956 3 65 Leeds and Northrup Co., 1938-1953 3 66 Leitz, E., Inc., 1937-1957 3 67 Levin, Eph, 1967 3 68 Lewis, M. F. (Mrs. William E.), 1961-1962 3 69 Library Committee, 1949-1953 3 70 Lilly Research Labs, 1934-1961 3 71 Linde Air Products Corporation, 1947-1963 3 72 Lord, R. C., Jr., 1944-1947 3 73 Lubs, H. A./Jackson Lab--DuPont, 1944-1955 3 74 M, Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1937-1973 3 75 Mc, Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1942-1973 3 76 Macaulay, P. Stewart, 1949-1956 3 77 McCollum, E. V., 1941-1964 3 78 McCollum, E. V./Pratt Institute, 1951-1955 3 79 McEwen, William K., 1941-1954 3 80 MacGregor Instrument Co., 1941-1944 3 81 McGrew, George, 1967-1969 3 82 McGuire, Francis J., 1957 3 83 Mack Printing Company, 1937-1942 3 84 Mackay, A. D., 1937-1958 3 85 McLain, J. H., 1947, 1960 3 86 Malm, Sylvia, 1944-1959 (Confidential) 3 87 Mallinckrodt Chemical Works, 1937-1958 3 88 Marietta College, 1934-1964 3 89 Marietta Club of Washington, 1939 3 90 Martin, Glenn L., Company, 1955-1956 3 91 Maryland, University of, 1954-1959 3 92 Mathewson, J. H., 1959-1966 3 93 Mechrolab, 1962-1964 3 94 Mead Johnson and Company, 1940-1955 3 95 Mellon Institute of Industrial Research, 1950-1966 3 96 Melville, Marjorie, 1954 3 97 Melville, G. S., 1952-1956 3 98 Mendelson, W. L., 1962 3 99 Merck and Company, Incorporated/Merck, Sharp, and Dohme, 1936-1962 3 100 Metcalf, E. A., 1946-1949 3 101 Michigan, University of, 1945-1959 3 102 Midwest Research Institute/Dr. Stanley, 1967 3 103 Minneapolis--Honeywell Regulator Company, 1952-1958 3 104 Minnesota, University of, 1951-1965 3 105 Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company (3M Company), 1953-1956 3 106 Monsanto Chemical Company, 1938-1954 3 107 Moser, C., n.d. 3 108 Murr, B. L., Jr., 1963 3 109 Murray, Mary Darken, 1964-1966 4 1 N - Misc. Correspondence 4 2 National Academy of Sciences 4 3 National Academy of Sciences - Panel - Metrology Div., Nat'l. Bur. Studies 4 4 National Bureau of Standards 4 5 National Cancer Institute 4 6 National Cash Register Company 4 7 National Institutes of Health 4 8 NIH Biophysical and Organic Chemistry Fellowship Review Panel - 1960-1963 4 9 NIH Biophysical and Organic Chemistry Panel Meeting - 1961 4 10 National Research Council 4 11 National Research Council of Canada 4 12 National Science Foundation 4 13 Natural Products Symposium, 1963 4 14 Naylor, Marcus A., Jr. 4 15 New Hampshire, University of 4 16 New York Academy of Sciences 4 17 New York Academy of Sciences,"The Biology of Human Variation" 4 18 New York University 4 19 Newton, George B., Jr. 4 20 Niacet Chemicals Corp. 4 21 Nickon, Alex 4 22 Nobel Committee for Chemistry 4 23 Norman, George R. 4 24 North Carolina, University of 4 25 Northwestern Univeristy 4 26 Norton Co. 4 27 Notre Dame - College of Notre Dame of MD 4 28 O - Misc. Correspondence 4 29 Offner Electronics, Inc. 4 30 Oglivie, James W. 4 31 Ohio State University 4 32 Oliver, James E. 4 33 O'Neill, Thomas 4 34 O. N. R. 4 35 Oregon State University 4 36 P - Misc. Correspondence 4 37 Paden, Joseph H. 4 38 Parke Davis and Co. 4 39 PA State College 4 40 Perkin - Elmer Corporation 4 41 Permutit Co. 4 42 Pfaltz and Bauer 4 43 Pfizer and Co., Inc. 4 44 Pharmacia Labs, Inc. 4 45 Phillips, Benjamin 4 46 Photosynthesis Conference, 1952 4 47 Picker Nuclear 4 48 Pittsburg Coke and Chemical Co. 4 49 Pittsburg Plate Glass Co. 4 50 Placement Service 4 51 Polaroid Corporation 4 52 Pollack, Sylvia Lichter (Mrs. Burton R.) 4 53 Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn 4 54 Poole, Lynn 4 55 Poor, Robin 4 56 Poor, Robert W. 4 57 Pranstiehl Chemical Co. 4 58 Pressure Products Corporation 4 59 Princeton University 4 60 Proctor and Gamble Corporation 4 61 Publication Data - Corwin 4 62 Publications - Faculty, Chemistry Department 4 63 Purdue University 4 64 Q - Misc. Correspondence 4 65 Quattlebaum, Wm. M. 4 66 R - Misc. Correspondence 4 67 Randolph, Theron G. 4 68 Reed, Lowell J. 4 69 Reid, Evans B. 4 70 Reinheimer, John D. 4 71 Reinhold Publishing Co. - ACS Monograph Correspondence 4 72 Reyerson, L. H. 4 73 Reyes, Zoila 4 74 Rice, Francis O. 4 75 Rice, Frederick A. 4 76 Richmond, Univeristy of 4 77 Rockefeller Foundation Proposal 4 78 Rockefeller Institute 4 79 Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research - New Jersey 4 80 Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research - New York 4 81 Rohm and Haas, Co. 4 82 Ross, Martha Hyre 4 83 Ruccia, Michele 4 84 Rueggeberg, Walter H. C. 4 85 Ruhoff, John R. 4 86 Sa-Sk, Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1937-1973 4 87 Sl-Sz, Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1934-1973 4 88 Sargent, E. H. and Company, 1939-1952 4 89 Sargent, L. J., 1939-1950 4 90 Sartorius-Werke/Gottingen, 1949-1959 4 91 Sawyer, Anna, 1959-1961 4 92 Scharr and Company, 1953 4 93 Schlesinger, W., 1939-1951 4 94 Science (service), 1939-1945 4 95 Science Counselor, 1954-1955 4 96 Searle, G. D. and Company, 1941-1952 4 97 Seederer-Kohlbusch, Incorporated, 1934-1947 4 98 Seidell, Atherton, 1955 4 99 Shankar, Karmarkar, 1957 4 100 Seligman, A. M., 1956-1963 4 101 Shaffer, G. Wilson, 1953-1957 4 102 Sharp, A. G., 1939-1950 4 103 Sharp and Dohme, 1935-1946 4 104 Shell Oil Company, 1937-1955 4 105 Shepherd, R. G., 1944-1957 4 106 Shun, Clara, 1955-1965 4 107 Sigma Chi Lecture, 1965 5 1 Singh, Ranbir, 1955-1969 5 2 Sinz, Ada, 1959 5 3 Sloan Foundation, 1955-1967 5 4 Small, Lyndon F., 1926-1947 5 5 Smith College, 1948 5 6 Smith, L. D./University of Minnesota, 1936 5 7 Socony Mobil Oil Company/Socony Vacuum, 1940-1967 5 8 Sokoloff, V. P., 1950-1954 5 9 Somorin, Oyin, 1971-1973 5 10 Sorvall, Ivan, 1937-1943 5 11 South, University of the, 1950-1954 5 12 Southern Research Institute, 1948-1949 5 13 Spencer, Kellogg & Sons, Inc., 1954 5 14 Spencer Lens Company, 1938-1944 5 15 Spinco/Palo Alto, 1967 5 16 Squibb & Sons, 1943-1958 5 17 Standard Brands, Inc./C. Frey, 1936-1966 5 18 Standard Oil Company of Indiana, 1946-1958 5 19 Standard Oil Company of Ohio, 1956-1959 5 20 Standard Oil Development Company/Esso Labs, 1946-1963 5 21 Standard Oil Lecture, 1954 5 22 Stern, R. L., 1960-1962 5 23 Stern, Theo/College of Charleston, S.C., 1969 5 24 Stevens, L. C./Vice Admiral Dinner, 1952 5 25 Storm, C. B., 1962-1969 5 26 Straughan, J. L., 1935-1969 5 27 Strobel, A. F., 1945-1955 5 28 Stuber, Joan, 1957-1962 5 29 Subramanian, Ramanatha, 1954-1959 5 30 Sugar Research Foundation, Inc., 1959-1960 5 31 Summer Term of 1946 5 32 Sun Papers, 1962 5 33 Swarthmore College, 1938-1963 5 34 Sydow, Virginia, 1948-1953 5 35 Syracuse Memorial Hospital, 1956 5 36 T, Miscellaneous Correspondence 5 37 Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association, 1951 5 38 Temple University, 1965 5 39 Term of October 1944 5 40 Texas, University of, 1948-1955 5 41 Tennessee Eastman, 1940-1941 5 42 Thermal American Fused Quartz Company, 1939-1961 5 43 Thomas Company, Arthur, 1937-1950 5 44 Thomas & Beits, 1968 5 45 Torsion Balance Company, 1950-1966 5 46 Tribble, G. E., 1952 5 47 Turk, Ernest, 1941-1949 5 48 Turner, Dr. D./Hospital for Sick Children, 1966 5 49 Twiss, S. B., 1944-1955 5 50 U, Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1940-1961 5 51 U.S. Department of Agriculture/Bureau of Animal Industry, 1941-1960 5 52 U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, 1948-1949 6 1 U.S. Bureau of Standards, 1934-1956 6 2 U.S. Bureau of Standards/Consultant Data, 1948-1950 6 3 U.S. Bureau of Standards/Construction of Balance #1, 1950-1951 6 4 U.S. Bureau of Standards/Construction of Balance #2, 1950-1951 6 5 U.S. Bureau of Standards/Construction of Balance #3, 1951 6 6 U.S. Departments, Various, 1936-1967 6 7 U.S. Naval Ordnance Laboratory, 1949-1950 6 8 U.S. Rubber Company, 1939-1953 6 9 Universal Oil Products, 1955-1960 6 10 Upjohn Company/Kalamazoo, MI, 1950-1961 6 11 Uyeda, R., 1956-1958 6 12 V, Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1934-1973 6 13 Vanderbilt University, 1950-1953 6 14 Van Dyke, R. E., 1947 6 15 Venkatarama, Rao, 1964-1968 6 16 Vienna Microchemical Meeting, 1945-1955 6 17 Viohl, Paul, 1939-1945 6 18 Virginia, University of, 1937-1939 6 19 Viswanath, Gorthi, 1954-1961 6 20 Voland & Sons, Inc., 1934-1967 6 21 W, Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1937-1970 6 22 Wagner, R. L., 1949-1954 6 23 Walter, J., 1940, 1951 6 24 Webb, J. L., 1943-1966 6 25 Webster Chicago Corp., 1952 6 26 Wei, Peter, 1957-1968 6 27 Weissburger, A., 1952-1965 6 28 Wellcome Research Labs, 1942-1958 6 29 Western Maryland College, 1942, 1953 6 30 Western Reserve University, 1951-1956 6 31 Westheimer, F., 1936-1961 6 32 White, Emil H., 1955-1971 7 1 Whitten, D. G., 1960-1971 7 2 Who's Who, 1948-1955 7 3 Wiley, J., 1945-1957 7 4 Will Corp., 1937-1958 7 5 Winner, Dr. F., 1964-1966 7 6 Wistar/Mills College, 1938-1962 7 7 Wiselogle, F., 1936-1955 7 8 Wiswesser Notation, 1959-1960 7 9 Wolman, Abel, 1951-1952 7 10 Wright, William, 1950-1953 7 11 Wrinch, Dr. D., 1938-1939 7 12 Wyeth Inc., 1950-1956 7 13 Wynn, R. W., 1948-1949 7 14 X-Y, Miscellaneous Correspondence 7 15 X-Y-Z, Miscellaneous Correspondence 7 16 Yale University, 1941-1960 7 17 Z, Miscellaneous Correspondence 7 18 Ziegler, Waldemar, 1944-1947 Administrative Records Administrative Records, 1916-1976

Series 3, Administrative Records, reflects the everyday administrative affairs of the Department, and include correspondence with companies supporting the Department financially as well as various suppliers of research materials, and records pertaining to students of the Department (grades and recommendations/evaluations). Most files are those of professors in the Department (Wiselogle, Thiele and Kopper), not including Andrews or Corwin, whose files are in a separate series. Important topics in this series include the Remsen Memorial Lectures (Chemistry Lectures) and the Glidden Lectures. The series is arranged alphabetically and dates from 1916 to 1976.

Box Folder Contents 1 1 A, Miscellaneous, 1943-1944 1 2 Administrative Committee, 1944 1 3 Administrative Papers, 1935, 1937, 1944 1 4 Admissions, 1938-1939 1 5 Admissions, 1968-1969 1 6 Alisea, Paul 1 7 Alumni, Chemistry 1 8 Alumni, Chemistry Department 1 9 Alumni Letters - Billy Stewart Memorial 1 10 Alumni List for Fund Raising 1 11 Andrews Correspondence, 1936-1943 1 12 Andrews, D. H., 1938-1939 1 13 Andrews, Donald H., 1943 1 14 Appointment in Chemical Engineering, 1943-1950 (Confidential) 1 15 Army Contract-Fire Pictures, 1951 1 16 Asher, William R. 1 17 Ballet, Seats, 1939 1 18 Ballet, Technical, 1938-1939 1 19 B. S. in Chemistry and Chem. Majors receiving A.B. Degree from 1935 1 20 Bingham Letter to Alumni, 1941 1 21 Bingham Shelf, 1945-1949 1 22 Bittner Correspondence, 1935-1940 1 23 Bittner H. W., 1938-1939 1 24 Budget, 1933 - 1 25 Budget, 1937-1938 1 26 Budget Correspondence, 1942-1943 1 27 Budget Notes, 1938-1939 1 28 Budget Notes, 1940-1941 1 29 Bureau of Appointments Inquiries, 1942-1943 1 30 Burton Shelf, ca. 1955 1 31 Central Scientific Co. 1 32 Chemistry Alumni 1 33 Chemistry Alumni Correspondence, 1934-1936 1 34 Chemistry Alumni Correspondence, 1941-1961 1 35 Chemistry Alumni of 1941 1 36 Chemistry Alumni Dinner, 1939 1 37 Chemistry Alumni Letters, 1938 1 38 Chemistry Alumni Letters, 1946 1 39 Chemistry Alumni Miscellaneous, 1934 1 40 Chemistry Alumni Questionnaire, 1932-1934 1 41 Chemistry Alumni, State Committees, 1934 1 42 Chemistry Department Guide, 1936-1937 1 43 Chemistry Department Guide, 1937-1938 1 44 Chemistry Department Guide, 1938-1939 1 45 Chemistry Department Guides, 1961-62 - 1968-69 1 46 Chemistry Department Guides, 1971-72 - 1978-79 1 47 Chemistry Department Guides, 1979-80 - 1982-83, 1984-85, 1987-1988, 1988-89 1 48 Chemistry Lab Transfer File, 1946-1958 1 49 Chemistry - Magazine 1 50 Chemistry Study Lounge, 1970 1 51 Clark, Chester--Biography, 1948 1 52 Clark Shelf, 1952 1 53 Clarke, Jim, 1972 1 54 Colloquia Speakers, 1967-1968 1 55 Colloquia Speakers, 1968-1969 1 56 Committee to Consider Chemistry Department, 1947 (Confidential) 1 57 Committee on Post-War Planning 1 58 Conference Notes, Secret, 1944 1 59 Corak, William S. 1 60 Correspondence, General, 1916-1925 1 61 Correspondence, General, 1916-1925 1 62 Correspondence on Jobs, 1937-1939 1 63 Correspondence - Misc. 1 64 Correspondence with Students, 1969-1972 1 65 Corwin, A. H., 1937-1938 1 66 Crank Letters, 1937-1938 1 67 Curriculum - Chemistry Courses 1 68 Curriculum Material 1 69 Deferments - Misc. Correspondence 1 70 Degrees - Masters 1 71 Department Accounts, 1944 1 72 Departmental Correspondence, General, 1936-1972 1 73 Departmental Correspondence, General, 1934-1937 1 74 Departmental Correspondence, General, 1937-1938 1 75 Departmental Correspondence, General, 1939-1940 1 76 Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft 1 77 Dewar, Michael, 1972 1 78 Dissertation--Axtmann, 1951 1 79 Dissertation--Parkins, J., 1949 1 80 Dissertation--Referees, 1949 1 81 Dissertation--Sancier, K., 1949 1 82 Dissertation Titles, 1937-1938 1 83 Dog Research 2 1 E, Correspondence, 1939-1971 2 2 Elderfield, Robert C. (Pyrrole Chapter) 2 3 Employment File, 1939 2 4 Employment Record under Medeiros, 1943 2 5 Equipment Inventory, 1950 2 6 Executive Committee, 1953-1957 2 7 F, Correspondence, 1937-1938 2 8 Faculty Applications 2 9 Faculty Appointments 2 10 Faculty Meeting, 1938-1939 2 11 Faculty Meeting Agenda 2 12 Faculty Meeting Minutes, 1915-1936 2 13 Faculty Meeting Minutes, 1936-1945 2 14 Faculty Meeting Minutes, 1939-1940 2 15 Faculty Meeting Minutes, 1948-49 2 16 Financial Reports, 1940-1941 2 17 Financial Statements, 1941-1942 2 18 Financial Statements, 1956-1957 2 19 Fowler, Robert D., 1937-1938 2 20 Frazer, J. C. W., 1937-1938 2 21 Frazer Project 2 22 Frazer Shelf, 1943 2 23 Frey, Bob, 1964 (Confidential) 2 24 Fund Campaign 2 25 Fund Campaign - A.M.S. 2 26 Fundraising, 1943 2 27 G, Correspondence, 1936-1973 2 28 Gifts, Books, 1957-1960 2 29 Gilliece, Jack, 1948-1949 2 30 Gillpin Shelf, 1958 2 31 Glass Shop Service, 1969-1973 2 32 Glidden Lectures, 1956-1957 2 33 Glidden Lectures, 1957-1958 2 34 Glidden Lectures, 1958-1959 2 35 Glidden Lectures, 1960 2 36 Glidden Lectures, 1961 2 37 Glidden Lectures, 1961-1962 2 38 Government Contract Expenditures, 1956-1958 2 39 Graduate Student Information, 1966-68 2 40 Gryder, Dr.--Executive Officer File, 1967-1972 2 41 Heard, Llewellyn, 1938 2 42 Hickman, J. W. - Correspondence, 1941-1943 2 43 Holmes, Dr. Harry--Biography, 1950 2 44 Holmes Shelf, 1950 2 45 Igusa Promotion, 1957 2 46 JHU Vacancies, 1936-1937 2 47 JHU Vacancies, 1938-1939 2 48 JHU Vacancies, 1939-1940 2 49 JHU Vacancies, 1941-1942 2 50 JHU Vacancies, 1942-1943 2 51 Junior Instructors, 1948-1956 2 52 Katz, Ronnie, 1968-1969 2 53 Kohler Shelf, 1948 2 54 Kopper, John--Correspondence, 1972-1976 2 55 Koski Correspondence, 1947-1954 2 56 Koski Promotion, 1954 (Confidential) 2 57 L, Correspondence, 1937-1938 2 58 Leone, Anna, 1951-1956 2 59 Levitt, W. T. - Former Glassblower 2 60 M, Correspondence, 1937-1938 2 61 McIntyre, 1937-1938 2 62 Maintenance, 1970-1974 2 63 Margrave, John, 1969-1970 2 64 Mass Spectrography, 1946 2 65 Medeiros Conference Notes, 1944 2 66 Meeron Critique, 1969 2 67 Memorandum, 1944 2 68 Mostow, Dr. George, 1957 (Confidential) 2 69 N, Correspondence, 1943-1944 2 70 National Fellowship Committee Notes, n.d. 2 71 Navy Supplied Equipment, 1948 2 72 New Graduate Students, 1966-1967 2 73 Observer Problems, 1955-1956 2 74 Office Equipment, 1970 2 75 Parr Correspondence, 1969 2 76 Personnel - Correspondence 2 77 Phillips File, 1938 2 78 Photographs - Complete Set, 1942 - Library, Remsen, Laboratory 2 79 Photographs - Department 2 80 Photographs--Research, n.d. 2 81 Post-Doctoral Position, 1969 3 1 President's Report, 1941 3 2 President's Report, 1943-1944 3 3 President's Report, 1944-1945 3 4 President's Report, 1946-1947 3 5 President's Report, 1947-1948 3 6 President's Report, 1948-1949 3 7 President's Report, 1949-1950 3 8 President's Report, 1950-1951 3 9 President's Report, 1951-1952 3 10 President's Report, 1953-1954 3 11 President's Report, 1954-1955 3 12 President's Report, 1955-1956 3 13 President's Report, 1960-1961 3 14 Project Personnel, 1947 3 15 Proposal Correspondence, 1968 3 16 Proposed Research Division, 1944 3 17 Publications - A. N. Corwin 3 18 Publications - Emmett 3 19 Public Relations, 1964 3 20 Ranked Departments of Chemistry Summary, 1975 3 21 Referee Assignments 3 22 Reid, E. Emmet - Prof. Emeretus 3 23 Reimbursement, 1968 3 24 Remsen Book Collection, n.d. 3 25 Remsen Hall, 1969-1974 3 26 Remsen Lecture, 1948 3 27 Remsen Lecture, 1949 3 28 Remsen Lecture, 1950 3 29 Remsen Lecture, 1951 3 30 Remsen Lecture, 1952 3 31 Remsen Lecture, 1953 3 32 Remsen Lecture, 1954 3 33 Remsen Lecture, 1955 3 34 Remsen Lecture, 1956 3 35 Remsen Lecture, 1957 3 36 Remsen Lecture, 1958 3 37 Remsen Lecture, 1959 3 38 Remsen Lecture, 1960 3 39 Remsen Lecture, 1961 3 40 Remsen Lecture, 1962 3 41 Remsen Lecture, 1963 3 42 Remsen Lecture, 1964 3 43 Remsen Lecture, 1965 3 44 Remsen Memorial Lecture, 1966 3 45 Remsen Memorial Lecture, 1967 3 46 Remsen Memorial Lecture, 1968 3 47 Remsen Memorial Lecture, 1969 3 48 Remsen Memorial Lecture, 1970 3 49 Remsen Memorial Lecture, 1971 3 50 Remsen Memorial Lecture and American Chemical Society Golden Anniversary, n.d. 3 51 Remsen Memorial Lecture - Engravings, etc. 3 52 Saftey Committee, 1947 3 53 Saftey Reports 3 54 Requests for Openings, n.d. 3 55 Research Conference Annual, 1939 3 56 Schedule, 1967-1968 3 57 Schedule, 1968-1969 3 58 Scholarship Survey 3 59 Scholarships, 1943-1944 3 60 Schrauzer, Gerhard, 1970 3 61 Security, 1970 3 62 Selective Service, 1942 3 63 Selective Service Status of Employees, 1950 3 64 Sigma Chi, 1942-1956 3 65 Sigma Chi, 1944-1965 3 66 Sikord, Hilda 3 67 Sloan Foundation, 1966-1968 3 68 Staff Summary, 1969 3 69 Stine, Dr. C. M. A. 3 70 Stone, Jim, 1968 3 71 Storm, David, 1968-1970 3 72 Student Assistants, 1942-1947 3 73 Student Events, 1969 3 74 Students Needing Positions, 1938-1942 3 75 Summary, Chemistry Department, 1951 3 76 Tax Exemption Letters for Students 3 77 Taylor, 1943 3 78 Teaching Duties, 1942 3 79 Teaching Positions, 1936-1937 3 80 Teaching Positions, 1937-1938 3 81 Teaching, 1939-1940 3 82 Teaching Positions Available, 1942-1943 3 83 Teaching Positions, 1938-1939 3 84 Teaching Positions, 1941-1942 3 85 Telephone, 1968-1970 3 86 Thiele (Berkeley), 1968-1969 3 87 Thiele, Correspondence, 1965 3 88 Thiele, Correspondence, 1968-1970 3 89 Trustee Report 3 90 Turner, William, 1944 3 91 Vacation Notices, 1942-1943 3 92 War--Interdepartmental Correspondence, 1942 3 93 Weltner Papers, 1953-1954 3 94 Wexler, Dr., 1944 3 95 Wiselogle, F., 1943-1944 3 96 Wiselogle and Andrews Departmental Correspondence, 1940-1942 3 97 Ziegler, Waldemar, 1941-1945 3 98 Zwanzig's Selective Service, 1945 Grants and Contracts Grants and Contracts, 1939-1971

Series 4, Grants and Contracts, contains proposals and budgets for research projects by the Department to be funded by outside agencies and foundations, including the National Science Foundation, the National Institute of Health and the Department of the Navy. Major proposals include four National Science Foundation Summer Programs for Undergraduate and Graduate Study in Chemistry. There are also records on Undergraduate Instrument Research Programs from 1965 to 1967, and National Science Foundation Cooperatives (joint projects with other universities) from 1961 to 1966. Another important component of the series consists of the large quantity of files relating to a contract from the Office of Naval Research, number N5-ori-166, relating to superconductivity research. The series is arranged alphabetically and dates from 1939 to 1971. One half-size document case at the end of this series contains records which originally carried a government security classification. These records were removed during processing until they could be officially declassified; they were declassified and returned to the Archives after processing had been completed and were placed in a separate container.

Box Folder Contents 1 1 ACS-PRF Type G Starter Grant, 1970-1971 1 2 AF 18 (600) 765 / Caloriemeter, 1953-1956 1 3 AF 18 (600) 764 Progress Reports, 1953-1956 1 4 Allerhand - Grants and Budgets 1 5 American Gas Association, "Absorption Refrigeration," 1959 1 6 Andrews, Rosseau, Mathia "Thermodynamic Studies for Absorption Refrigeration" 1 7 Atomic Energy Commission Proposal - Mass Spec. 1 8 Consolidated Gifts - P13.2300 (1969-1970) 1 9 Consolidated Gifts - P13.2300 (1970-1971) 1 10 Consolidated Gifts - Past 2300 1 11 Corporate Fellowship Information, 1954 1 12 Corwin 1 13 Corwin Budgets 1 14 Corwin NIH Budgets 1 15 Corwin NIH Grants 1 16 Cowan 1 17 Cowan Budgets 1 18 Department Budgets 1 19 Doering 1 20 Doering Budgets 1 21 Donnay 1 22 Donnay Budgets 1 23 Dunning Grant-in-Aid, 1939-1940 1 24 Emmett 1 25 Emmett, AEC Budgets 1 26 Emmett, AEC Budgets cont. 1 27 Emmett Budgets 1 28 Emmett Budgets cont. 1 29 Emmett Budgets - Assorted Grants 1 30 Emmett, NSF Budgets 1 31 Energy Transfer Proposal, 1968 1 32 Faculty, T & E 1 33 Government Proposals, 1967-1968 1 34 Gryder Budgets 1 35 K-Matrix Research Proposals, 1968 1 36 Kokes 1 37 Kokes 1 38 Kokes 1 39 Koski 1 40 Koski Budgets 2 1 Miscellaneous Grant Files 2 2 National Defense Contracts 2 3 National Defense Education Act, 1969-1970 2 4 National Institutes of Health Annex Proposals, 1962 2 5 National Institutes of Health Annex Proposals, 1962 2 6 National Science Foundation (NSF) Cooperative, 1961-1962 2 7 NSF Cooperative, 1962-1963 2 8 NSF Cooperative, 1963-1964 2 9 NSF Cooperative, 1965-1966 2 10 NSF Correspondence, 1964-1968 2 11 NSF Graduate Summer (Stuber), 1960 2 12 NSF Graduate Summer (Hertel-Stuber), 1961 2 13 NSF Graduate Summer (Whitten-Hertel), 1962 2 14 NSF Grant Proposals, 1952 2 15 NSF Grant Proposals, 1956 2 16 NSF Grant Proposals, 1963 2 17 NSF Grant Proposals, 1971 2 18 NSF-Remsen Rehabilitation, 1962, 1964 2 19 NSF Revised Budget, 1969 2 20 NSF, Summer 1963 (Hertel) 2 21 NSF, Summer 1964 2 22 NSF, Summer 1965 2 23 NSF Undergraduate Instrument Proposal, 1966-1967 2 24 NSF Undergraduate Instrument Proposal, 1965-1967 2 25 NSF Undergraduate Final, 1959-1960 2 26 NSF Undergraduate Final, 1960-1961 2 27 NSF Undergraduate Final, 1960-1961 2 28 NSF Undergraduate Final, 1962-1963 2 29 NSF Undergraduate Proposal, 1962-1963 2 30 NSF Undergraduate Final Report, 1963-1964 2 31 NSF Undergraduate Proposal, 1963-1964 2 32 NSF Undergraduate Proposal, 1964-1965 2 33 NSF Undergraduate Proposal, 1965-1966 2 34 NSF Undergraduate Proposal, 1966-1967 2 35 Nickon 2 36 Nickon 2 37 Nickon Budgets 2 38 Nickon Budgets - Assorted Grants 2 39 Parr 2 40 Parr Budgets 2 41 Parr Budgets 2 42 Payroll - Prior to July, 1969 2 43 Perlstein, Jerome H. 2 44 Perlstein - Budgets 2 45 Proposals and Reports 2 46 Robinson, D. W. 2 47 Robinson, cont. 2 48 Rockefeller Foundation Proposals, 1945, 1948 2 49 Rockefeller Foundation Project, 1948 2 50 Rockefeller Foundation Project (Fuson's), 1946-1947 2 51 Rockefeller Grant, 1940 3 1 Silverstone 3 2 Silverstone Budget 3 3 Square Well Gas Research Proposal, 1966 3 4 Thiele 3 5 White 3 6 White 3 7 White Budgets 3 8 White Transfer (20005 and NIH) 3 9 Contract DA 36-034: Notes & Correspondence, 1950 3 10 Contract DA 36-034: Master File on Office of Research and Development Contracts, 1950-1952 3 11 Contract DA 36-034: Research Notes and Final Report, Sept 1950- April 1951 3 12 Office of Naval Research Contract N5-ori-166: Progress on Task Order II, 1945-1947 3 13 Contract N5-ori-166 Task Order II - Final Report 3 14 Contract N5-ori-166: Task Order IV, 1945-1950 3 15 Contract N5-ori-166: Magnetometer Proposal, Task IV, 1946 3 16 Contract N5-ori-166: "Number of Pip Scans...", 1947 3 17 Contract N5-ori-166: Progress, Task IV, 1946-1950 3 18 Contract N5-ori-166: Task IV, Physical Data, 1946 3 19 Contract N5-ori-166: Office of Naval Research (ONR) Report, 1947 3 20 Contract N5-ori-166: ONR Annual Report, Task Order IV, 1947 3 21 Contract N5-ori-166: Annual Report, Task Order IV, Working Notes, 1947 3 22 Contract N5-ori-166: ONR Report Drawings, 1948 3 23 Contract N5-ori-166: ONR Section 6, 1948 3 25 Contract N5-ori-166: ONR Report, 1948 3 26 Contract N5-ori-166: ONR Proposed Budget, 1948 3 27 Contract N5-ori-166: Progress, Task Order IV, 1948 3 28 Contract N5-ori-166: Task Order IV, Report, 1948 3 29 Contract N5-ori-166: Task Order IV, Annual Report, 1949 3 30 Contract N5-ori-166: Institute of Cooperative Research, 1948-1950 3 31 Contract N5-ori-166: Task Order IV, Working Notes, 1948 3 32 Contract N5-ori-166: Task Order IV, Annual Report, n.d. 3 33 Contract N5-ori-166: Task Order IV, Annual Report, n.d. 3 34 Contract N5-ori-166: Techical Report: Some Aspects of Operator Performance 1949 3 35 Contract N5sa-5950, March-July 1945 3 36 Contract N5sa-11781, Remingtion Rand, May-Aug 1945 3 37 Contract N5sa-11781, Remington Rand Subcontract, 1946 3 38 Contract NOa(s)7651 and related correspondence of Dr. Donald H. Andrews, 1945-1946 3 39 Contract NXsa-46040, Master File, vol. 1, file 1, Sept 1943-June 1944 3 40 Contract NXsa-46040, Master File, vol. 1, file 2, Sept 1943-June 1944 4 1 Contract NXsa-46040, Master File, vol. 2, file 1, July 1944-June 1945 4 2 Contract NXsa-46040, Master File, vol. 2, file 2, July 1944-June 1945 4 3 Contract NXsa-46040, Amendments, May 1944 4 4 Contracts NXsa-46040 & NXsa-46041, Definition of Contract File Titles, 1944 4 5 Contract NXsa-46040, Correspondence relating to US Army and US Navy and Johns Hopkins University, 1942-1944 4 6 CY Lab, Progress Reports, PRY 1-4, 1943-1944 4 7 CY Lab, Progress Reports, PRY 5-10, 1944 4 8 CY Lab, Contract NXsa-46040, PRY 11 & 12, 1944 4 9 CY Lab, Contract NXsa-46040, Negatives, plates, photos to accompany PRY 11, 1944 4 10 CY Lab, Contract NXsa-46040, PRY 13 & 14, 1944 5 1 Contract NXsa-46040, Assembled Cryodyne-Photographs-To Accompany PRY 14 5 2 Contract NXsa-46040, Memoranda to PRY, 1943-1944 5 3 Contract NXsa-46040, Notes and Report on the Cryostat Shooting Test, Christ, J.L., June 1944 5 4 Contract NXsa-46040, Project Program, 1945 5 5 Contract NXsa-46041, Master File, Nov 1943 5 6 Contract NXsa-46041, Miscellaneous Technical Notes, 1945 5 7 Contract NXsa-46041, Progress Reports: B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4, Sept-Oct 1944 (Contract NXsa-86330 is the subject of B-4, as well) 5 8 Contract NXsa-86330, Master File (Cryodyne), (Formerly MF-11 Y-3), 1944-1946 5 9 Contract NXsa-86330, Progress Report 1, June 1945 5 10 Contract NXsa-86330, Progress Report 2, Sept 1945 5 11 Contract ORD-49, Photographs and Drawings, 1945 5 12 Contract W 2281-sc-460, Master File, Sept 1942-Oct 1946 5 13 Contract W 2281-sc-460, Awarding of Contracts, Oct 1942 5 14 Contract W 3434-sc-430, Budget, Jan 1944 5 15 Contract W 3434-sc-430, Master File, Vol. 1, 1943, 1946 5 16 Contract W 3434-sc-430, Master File, Vol. 2, 1944-1946 Research Reports Research Reports, 1958-1983

Series 5, Research Reports, is comprised of annual research reports produced by the Department of Chemistry to publicize its research achievements during that academic year. The reports date from 1958 to 1983, although not all years are represented, and are arranged chronologically.

Box Folder Contents 1 1 Research Reports, 1958-1959 1 2 Research Reports, 1959-1960 1 3 Research Reports, 1961-1962 1 4 Research Reports, 1965-1966 1 5 Research Reports, 1967-1968 2 1 Research Reports, 1968-1969 2 2 Research Reports, 1969-1970 2 3 Research Reports, 1970-1971 2 4 Research Reports, 1971-1972 2 5 Research Reports, 1972-1973 2 6 Research Reports, 1973-1974 2 7 Research Reports, 1976-1977 2 8 Research Reports, 1977-1978 2 9 Research Reports, 1978-1979 2 10 Research Reports, 1980-1981 2 11 Research Reports, 1982-1983 Scientific Apparatus Scientific Apparatus, 1936-1959

Series 6, Scientific Apparatus, 1936-1959, is divided into three subseries. Subseries 1 consists of records concerning Bolometers, an instrument designed to measure heat with infra-red rays. The bolometer was developed by Andrews under the auspices of the CY Laboratory in conjunction with work related to wartime Navy contracts. The subseries contains articles, drawings, photographs, assembly instructions, correspondence, data, reports, experiments, and studies relating to the respective equipment. There are also files containing correspondence relating to problems Andrews had attempting to patent the bolometer. The files are arranged in chronological order, and date from 1940 to 1951. Subseries 2, Cryostats, contains essentially the same types of records as in subseries 1. The materials are arranged chronologically and date from 1943 to 1958. Subseries 3, Other Scientific Apparatus, also consists of descriptions, calculations, illustrations, charts, photographs, and studies relating to scientific apparatus used by the CY Laboratory. The files date from 1936 to 1959 but are concentrated in the mid-1940s. Each file is titled according to the instrument it concerns and arranged alphabetically. Most of the instruments described in this series were used during the CY Laboratory's work with the Navy during the war.

Bolometers, 1940-1951 Box Folder Contents 1 1 Superconducting Bolometer, 1942 1 2 Drawing of Bolometer Parts, 1943 1 3Demonstration of Super Conducting Bolometer, Dec. 1943 1 4 Diagrams of Bolometer Circuit and Mounting, incl. one Cryostat diagram, Dec. 1943 1 5 Bolometer Cone Receiver, March 1944 1 6 NbN Bolometer 1 7 One Line Scanning of Radiant Energy with the Superconducting Bolometer --DeSorbo, 1944 1 8 Plates, Cover Point, Jan. Experiment, 1944 1 9 Present State of Iconotherm Research, 1944 1 10 Bolometer--Sun Magazine, 1946 1 11 Photographs of Human, DeSorbo, 1946 1 12 Navy Release, n.d. 1 13 Bolometer Studies, Photographs, 1947 1 14 The Superconducting Bolometer as a Detector for Use in Infra-Red Spectrometers, Part II, 1947-1948 1 15 Bolometer Studies: Photos, 1947 1 16 Correspondence re: Bolometers, 1948 1 17 Photos, 1948 1 18 Nelson Fuson's Report on Use of Bolometer in Spectrometers, c. 1948 1 19 Detection by Superconductivity, 1949 1 20 Data on Bolometer Runs in T-5, 1951 1 21 Description and Operation of Field Units Used with Superconducting Bolometer, n.d. 1 22 Response Curve, n.d. 1 23 Disclosure of Invention of Bolometer and Application for Patent, 1940-1951 1 24 Patenting the Bolometer, 1945-1948 1 25 Dr. Andrews's Patent Problems, 1946-1949 1 26 Dr. Andrews's Patent Problems, 1950-1951 1 27 Parts List for Superconducting Bolometer, Type 2(n.d.) 1 28 Assembly Instructions for Cone Receiver, n.d. 1 29 Description of and Parts List for a Superconductive Bolometer, n.d. Cryostats, 1943-1948 Box Folder Contents 1 30 All Copper Midget Cryostat, 1943 1 31 Cryodyne Diagrams, 1944 1 32 Form Facto Cryostat, Optical System, Feb. 1944 1 33 Secret Drawings, Feb 1944 1 34 Specifications of Form Factor Cryostat, 1944 1 35 Negative, March 1944 1 36 Specifications, March 1944 1 37 Data, April 1945 1 38 Report #1008--Cryostat #1 and Radiometer #128, April 1944 1 39 Experiments 1, 2, 3, April-June 1944 1 40 West Coast Documents: Specifications, Re-evaluation, and Comments, May 1944 1 41 Cryostat Specifications, May 1944 1 42 Heatleak Studies, June 1944 1 43 Cryostat Midget, Summary, June 1944 1 44 Radiometer Cryostat Measurements, June 1944 1 45 Design:MR-1, Shielded Cryostat, July 1944 1 46 Negative, Diagram: Field Refrigeration Unit, Aug 1944 1 47 Purifier Unit and Liquifier Assembly, Sept 1944 1 48 Photographs, diagrams, DeSoto et al., Sept 1944 1 49 General Summary and Progress Report on Form Factor Cryostat Development, Aug 1945 1 50 Cryodyne/Cryostat Diagrams and Descriptions, 1947 1 51 Technical Progress Report on Cryogenics, March 1947 1 52 Photographs, Oct 1948 1 53 Einstein Cryostat Function, Calculations, n.d. 1 54 Drawings--Cryostat and Radiation Receiver, n.d. Other Scientific Apparatus, 1936-1959 Box Folder Contents 1 55 Alloys, Fusible--Problems, 1944 1 56 Alloys, Superconductivity, 1942 1 57 Amplifier Calculations, 1944 1 58 Amplifier Measurements, 1944 1 59 Amplifier Receiving Tubes--Graphs, 1945 1 60 Battery Amplifiers Instruction, n.d. 1 61 Bromine Thermal Data, n.d. 1 62 Caliometry--Low Temperature, 1949 1 63 Camera Case Blue Prints (also Thermo Visor), 1943 1 64 Cascade Cooler, n.d. 1 65 Certificate for Standard Cell, Oct 1929 1 66 Certificate: Weights, Class M, 1936 1 67 Columbium Nitride, n.d. 1 68 CbN-Report on August Work, 1945 1 69 Columbium Nitride Detector, 1949 1 70 Columbium Nitride (CbN) Heat Capacity, 1947 1 71 CbN--Magnetic Characteristics, 1946 1 72 CbN--Publications, c. 1942 1 73 CbN--Reflection, 1944 1 74 CbN--Reflectivity, 1949 1 75 Columbium Nitride (CbN)--Curves-Physical Data, 1942 1 76 CbN--Wires-- B-6 to B-19, 1943 1 77 CbN--Copper Plating and Soldering, 1943 1 78 Characteristics of the Source, Dr. Christ, n.d. 1 79 Crystal Lattice Energy, Superconducting, n.d. 1 80 CY Lab, Chart of Administrative Structure and Divisions, 1944-1945 1 81 CY Lab, Common Material, 1944 1 82 CY Lab, DRY 1-8, except 4, 1943-1944 1 83 CY Lab, DRY 12 "Atmospheric Absorption, 1944 1 84 CY Lab, Laboratory Organizational Chart, 1944 1 85 CY Lab, Reports, Dec 1943 1 86 CY Lab, Symbols, Jan 1944 1 87 Electrical Data 1 88 Electronic Scanning Apparatus, n.d. 1 89 Electropositive Compounds, n.d. 1 90 Entropies of Complex Liquids--Proposals, 1954 1 91 Entropy Charts--Azote, Helium, Hydrogen, n.d. 1 92 Equipment--Photographs, 1948 1 93 Frequency Scale--Vernier Charts, n.d. 1 94 Gas Meter Calibration, n.d. 1 95 Gases and Solids--Physical Data, n.d. 1 96 Harmonic Motion Notes, n.d. 1 97 Heat Capacity Notes, n.d. 2 1 Illustrations, 1944 2 2 Infra-Red and Spectral Energy Transmission, n.d. 2 3 Infra-Red Fuse--German Data, 1946 2 4 Infra-Red Low Temperature Research, n.d. 2 5 Infra-Red Signal Response, 1947 2 6 Infra-Red Television-photographs, 1943 2 7 Infra-Red Television, 1945 2 8 Journal--Instrument Room, 1943-1946 2 9 Journal--Las Cruces, N.M., Andrews Trip, 1951 2 10 Jury--Specification and Andrews, 1944 2 11 Lab Purchases, 1946 2 12 Licences - Uranium 2 13 Licences - Water Still 2 14 Linoscan, Data, 1944 2 15 Linoscan Test Photographs, 1947 2 16 Drawings of Liquifier Parts, 1943 2 17 Dual Liquifier--Proposal, 1948 2 18 Liquifier and Stand--Drawings, n.d. 2 19 Liquifier Material and Parts List, n.d. 2 20 Liquifier, description of, n.d. 2 21 Liquifier, Midget, 1943-1944 2 22 Liquifier--production of Liquid Hydrogen, 1944 2 23 Liquifier, Helium and Hydrogen, n.d. 2 24 Low Temperature Laboratory, Diagrams, 1943 2 25 Magnetic Detection, 1948 2 26 Magnetic Fields--Low Temperature Devices, n.d. 2 27 Magnetism--Report on--Division of War Research, 1942-43, 1945-1946 2 28 Magnometers--Low Temperature, 1946 2 29 Magnometers--Low Temperature--Preliminary Survey, 1946 2 30 Mathematical Group Theory Notes, c. 1951 2 31 Micro Detection of Energy, 1946-1950 2 32 Microwave Proposal, 1948 2 33 Negatives to accompany PRY-8, 1944 2 34 Negatives to accompany PRY-9 2 35 Negative--Heater Post, 1944 2 36 Negative--Columbium Disc, 1944 2 37 Negatives--November work of CY-10, 1944 2 38 Negative--Cb foil Checkerboard, 1944 2 39 Negatives, Diagrams, and Graphs to accompany Division Reports from Dr. Hickman, 1944 2 40 Negatives--Ziegler, DRY-3, 1944 2 41 Nitriding Apparatus and Chamber, n.d. 2 42 Organic Liquids, Determining Heat Capacities, 1955-1959 2 43 Permalloy and Mumetal Data, 1944 2 44 Physical Constants, 1940 2 45 Photographs--Report on August Work, Wexler, 1944 2 46 Photographs and Negatives--November Work, 1945 2 47 Photographs--Field Notebook of Dr. Christ, 4-26-1944 2 48 Pump for Metal Diffusion, 1944 2 49 Purifier, Silica Gel Trap Support, 1944 2 50 Radar, Airborne and Radio Equipment, n.d. 2 51 Radiation Measurements, n.d. 2 52 Radiation Spectrometry of Living Cells, 1948 2 53 Radiometer Calculations, n.d. 2 54 Radiometer Construction, 1944 2 55 Radiometer, Proposal for the Further Study of CbN Radiometers, n.d. 2 56 Radiometer, Superconducting, 1942 2 57 Resistance, Electrical, n.d. 2 58 Speed Chart, 1946 2 59 Superconductivity--Demodulation, 1946 2 60 Superconducivity Research Reports, German, 1945 2 61 Telecon Tube--Scanning Radiation, 1945 2 62 Teletherm--Report on the Flight Tests..., Dr.Christ, 1944 2 63 Teletherm Camera Case--Blue Prints, 1943 2 64 Thermal Analysis of a Teletherm Receiver, 1943 2 65 Thermal Analysis of a Teletherm Receiver, Calculations, 1943 2 66 Thermal Conducivity Test Apparatus, 1946 2 67 Thermal Receivers, Determination of sensitivity and Resolving Power, 1944 2 68 Thermal Energy Distribution in Organic Molecules, n.d. 2 69 Thermal Expansion of Aluminum, n.d. 2 70 Thermocouple Calibrations, 1944 2 71 Thermometers--Resistant/Graph, 1955 2 72 Transfer Tubes--Pyrex, n.d. 2 73 Transformer, Input Impedence of--Diagram, n.d. 2 74 Transition Curve of R.R. Test, 1945 2 75 Vacuum Leak Detector Tube, 1945 2 76 Vacuum Pump, Midget Navy, 1944 2 77 Vacuum Pump Oils, 1944 2 78 Vacuum Systems, 1944 2 79 Vapor Pressure Curves and Calculated Values of He, H2, N2, O2, n.d. 2 80 Water, Crystalline Structure and Properties--Book Chapters, n.d. 2 81 Window Sealing Problem--Rock Salt and Copper, 1944 2 82 Vacuum Test of Diaphragm Hobe Valve, 1944 Fellowship Records Fellowship Records, 1927-1971

Series 7, Fellowship Records, dates from 1927 to 1971. Each file, titled by the name of the foundation or corporation offering the fellowship, contains applications of graduate students for that particular fellowship, and, in some cases, applications for admission to The Johns Hopkins University. The files are in alphabetical order by the name of each fellowship.

Box Folder Contents 1 1 American Can Company, 1931-1939 1 2 American Chemical Company, 1969-1970 1 3 Baker, J.T. Chemical Company, 1929 1 4 Brown Company, 1927-1930 1 5 Carbide, 1958-1959 1 6 Carbide & Carbon Chemicals Corporation, 1930 1 7 Central Scientific Company, 1931 1 8 Chemical Foundation, 1931 1 9 Chemical Foundation, 1938, 1941 1 10 Coca-Cola Company, 1931 1 11 Cudahy Packing Company, 1931 1 12 Dunning Fellowship, 1929, 1933, 1936 1 13 DuPont Fellowship, 1930 1 14 Esso, 1964-1965 - Zafiriou 1 15 Firestone Tire and Rubber Company, 1930 1 16 Fleischmann Company, 1931, 1933, 1936 1 17 Garvan, Mary Carroll Fellowship, 1931, 1935 1 18 Garvan, Patrick Memorial Fellowship, 1934 1 19 Darvin, Francis P. Fellowship, 1933 1 20 General Motors Research, 1930, 1936 1 21 Hormel Foundation, 1930, 1933 2 1 Kennecott Copper Corp. Fellowship, 1954-1955 2 2 Kennecott Copper Fellowship, 1955-1956 - Dettie 2 3 Kennecott Copper Fellowship, 1956-1957 - Mathia 2 4 Kennecott Copper Fellowship, 1957-1958 - Mathia 2 5 Kennecott Copper Corp. Fellowship, 1958-1958 - Roberts 2 6 Kewaunee Manufacturing Company, 1929 2 7 Lilly, Eli Company, 1929, 1933, 1939, 1940 2 8 National Science Foundation (NSF) Cooperatives & Summer Teaching, 1959-1960 2 9 NSF Graduate Fellows, 1964-1969 2 10 NSF Graduate Fellows, 1970-1971 2 11 NSF Senior Foreign Scientist, 1960-1969 2 12 Pfeiffer, G. A., 1929, 1931, 1935 2 13 Proctor and Gamble Fellowship, 1952-1953 - Winslow Caughey 2 14 Proctor and Gamble Fellowship, 1953-1954 - James Ogillvie 2 15 Proctor and Gamble Fellowship, 1954-1955 - Robert H. Dettie 2 16 Raskob, Bill, 1929 2 17 Reynolds, R. J. Tobacco Company, 1932 2 18 Rockefeller Report, 1936 2 19 Shallcross Speed, 1930 2 20 Standard Oil Company of Indiana Fellowship, 1946-1947 2 21 Standard Oil Fellowship, 1947-1948 2 22 Standard Oil Fellowship, 1948-1949 2 23 Standard Oil Fellowship, 1949-1950 2 24 Standard Oil Fellowship, 1950-1951 2 25 Standard Oil Fellowship, 1951-1952 2 26 Standard Oil Fellowship, 1952-1953 2 27 Standard Oil Fellowship, 1953-1954 2 28 U.S. Industrial Alcohol Company, 1930 2 29 Warner, William & Company, 1934 2 30 Wiley & Sons, 1930 2 31 York Ice Machinery, 1942 Class Materials Class Materials, 1901-1902, 1937-1981

Series 8, Class Materials, consists of professors' notes on the courses they taught (especially Introduction to Organic Chemistry), several placement exams (primarily for entering students) and various lectures on liquid states. Also of particular interest are numerous files on thermodynamics, including notes, lab reports, and exams. This series, arranged alphabetically, dates from 1901 to 1981, although one item dating prior to 1937 is a bound volume entitled "Notes on Chemistry," containing abstracts of papers read before the Seminary of Inorganic Chemistry in 1901-1902.

Box Folder Contents 1 1 Andrews's Graduate Courses Notebook, 1951-1953 1 2 Appointments, Graduate, 1953-1955 1 3 Chemical Physics Class, 1945 1 4 Chemistry 9-10, 1950-1951 1 5 Chemistry 23-24, 25-26, 1951-1952 1 6 Chemistry 23-24, 1952-1953 1 7 Chemistry 23-24, 1952-1953 (Quizzes) 1 8 Chemistry 23-24, 1953-1954 1 9 Chemistry 23-24, 1953-1954 1 10 Chemistry 23-24, 1954-1955 1 11 Chemistry 23-24, 1955-1956 1 12 Chemistry 23-24, 1956-1957 1 13 Chemistry 23-24, 1957-1958 1 14 Chemistry 23-24, 25-26, 1954-1955 (Quizzes) 1 15 Chemistry 111P/611P, 1948-1949 1 16 Chemistry 611, 1950-1951 1 17 Chemistry 611-612, 1951-1952, 1954-1955 1 18 Chemistry Department Notes, 1940-1941 1 19 Chemistry Department Notes, 1942-1946 1 20 Enrollment, 1937-1938 1 21 Enrollment, 1938-1939 1 22 Enrollment, 1970-1971 1 23 Exams, 1938-1939 1 24 Exams II, 1938-1939 1 25 Exams II, 1941-1953 1 26 Exams II, 1953-1954 1 27 Exams II, Advisory Committee, 1954-1955 1 28 Exams II, Graduate, 1950 1 29 Exams II, Graduate, 1955-1956 1 30 Exams II, Graduate, 1956-1957 1 31 Exams II, Graduate & Orientation, 1957-1958 1 32 Exams, Propositions, 1939-1940 1 33 Exams, Grades, 1940-1941 1 34 Exams, University of the South, 1937-1938 1 35 Fields of Chemistry, 1956 1 36 Fields of Chemistry, nos. 27-28, 1957-1960 1 37 Foreign Language Exam Information, 1963-1964 1 38 Freshman Chemistry Course, 1958 1 39 Intersession, 1970 1 40 Intersession, 1971 1 41 Introduction to Chemistry, Ch. XIV, n.d. 1 42 Introduction to Chemistry, Ch. XXVIII, n.d. 1 43 Lab Manual 53C by Corwin, 1942 1 44 Liquid States Lectures, 1952-1953 1 45 Liquid States Lectures, Graduate, 1952-1953 1 46 Notes Taken on Classes Given by Dr. Remsen 1 47 Oral Propositions, 1936-1937 1 48 Organic Comprehensive Exams, 1950 1 49 Organic Cumulative Exams, 1957-1958 1 50 Organic Cumulative Exams, 1958-1960 1 51 Organic Cumulative Exams, 1960-1961 1 52 Organic Cumulative Exams, 1961-1963 1 53 Organic Cumulative Exams, 1963-1965 1 54 Organic Cumulative Exams, 1965-1966 1 55 Organic Cumulative Exams, 1966-1967 1 56 Organic Cumulative Exams, 1967-1968 1 57 Organic Cumulative Exams, 1968-1969 1 58 Organic Cumulative Exams, 1969-1970 1 59 Organic Cumulative Exams, 1969-1970 (Confidential) 1 60 Organic Cumulative Exams, 1970-1971 (Confidential) 1 61 Organic, Courses other than Corwin's, 1956-1957 1 62 Organic Lab Manual 1 63 Organic Chemistry Text, Book I, Pt. 1 1 64 Organic Chemistry Text, Book I, Pt. 1 1 65 Organic Chemistry Text, Book II 1 66 Orientation Exams, 1957 1 67 Ph.D. Oral Exam, 1951 1 68 Physical Chemistry, 1957 1 69 Physical Chemistry, Cumulative Exams, 1958-1960 1 70 Physical Chemistry, Seminar, 1948 1 71 Physical Chemistry, Seminar, Announcements, 1955-1956 1 72 Physical Chemistry Seminars, 1958-1960 1 73 Placement Exams, Samples, 1965-1966 1 74 Placement Exams, Results, 1965-1966 1 75 Placement Exams, Samples, 1966-1967 1 76 Placement Exams, Results, 1966-1967 1 77 Placement Exams, Samples, 1967 1 78 Placement Exams, Samples, 1968-1969 1 79 Placement Exams, Results, 1968-1969 1 80 Placement Exams, Samples, 1969-1970 1 81 Placement Exams, Results, 1969-1970 2 1 Placement Exams, Results, 1970-1971 2 2 Placement Exams, Samples, 1970 2 3 Placement Exams, Results, 1970 2 4 Placement Exams, Samples, 1971 2 5 Qualifying Exams, 1955-1957 2 6 Qualifying Exams, 1957-1959 2 7 Qualifying Exams, 1959-1960 2 8 Qualifying Exams, 1960-1961 2 9 Qualifying Exams, 1961 2 10 Qualifyung Exams, 1961-1962 2 11 Qualifying Exams, 1962-1963 2 12 Qualifying Exams, 1963-1964 2 13 Qualifying Exams, 1964-1965 2 14 Quantum Mechanics Course, 1969 2 15 Research Notebook #14 - Christ 2 16 Research Notebook #83 - Corak 2 17 Research Notebook #2 - DeSorbo 2 18 Research Notebook #4 - DeSorbo 2 19 Research Notebook #6 - DeSorbo 2 20 Research Notebook #7 - DeSorbo 2 21 Research Notebook #25 - DeSorbo 2 22 Research Notebook - Donohue 2 23 Research Notebook #9 - Hickman 2 24 Research Notebook #45 - Hickman 2 25 Research Notebook #70 - Lashof 2 26 Research Notebook #47-3 - McEwall 2 27 Research Notebook - Master Data Book, Chemical Experiments and Room 10 Operations 2 28 Research Notebook #10 - Milton 2 29 Research Notebook #109 - Milton 2 30 Research Notebook #105 - Rifkin 2 31 Research Notebook - Rupert 2 32 Statistical Mechanics Notes, 1946 2 33 Statistical Mechanics Notes, 1947 2 34 Statistical Mechanics Notes, 1951-1952 2 35 Statistical Mechanics Notes, 1951-1952 2 36 Summer School, 1947 2 37 Thermodynamics Notes (TN), 1946 2 38 TN, 1946 2 39 TN, 1946 3 1 Thermodynamics Notes #35, 1946-1947 3 2 TN, 1946-7 3 3 TN, Lab Reports, 1947 3 4 TN, Lab Reports, 1947 3 5 TN, Exams, 1948-1950 3 6 Thermodynamics Notes #36, 1949-1950 3 7 TN, Glasstone Problems & Solutions, 1950 3 8 Thermodynamics Notes, 1950-1951 3 9 TN, Paper & Calculations, 1951 3 10 TN, Paper & Calculations, 1951 3 11 TN, Paper & Calculations, 1951-1952 3 12 TN, Lab Reports, 1948 3 13 TN, Jacobians, n.d. 4 1 Class Notes, Chemistry 3.1, 1981 4 2 Class Notes, Chemistry 3.2, n.d. 4 3 "Notes on Chemistry," Abstracts of papers read before the Seminary of Inorganic Chemistry, 1901-1902 Conferences and Symposia Conferences and Symposia, 1937-1957

Series 9, Conferences and Symposia, is comprised of lecture notes from conferences attended by members of the Department. The conferences were both international and national, involving chemistry colleagues interested in a given subject. Often, the conferences were sponsored by an educational institution. All the topics covered at the conferences, with one exception, are related specifically to the work of the CY Laboratory and its wartime contracts with the United States Navy. The one exception is the conference on the "Education of a Chemist," which was one of Andrews's main interests; it was sponsored by The Johns Hopkins University. The series dates from 1937 to 1957, and is arranged alphabetically.

Box Folder Contents 1 1 Meetings of the Administrative Committee Re: Project NXsa64060/1, March - May, 1944 1 2 Bemis Conference at Harvard Re: Atmospheric Absorption.-- 2/18/44 1 3 Conference Notes: Dr. Alan C. Bemis and Associates at MIT Re: Discussion of Lenses and Infrared Transmissive Protective Materials, February, 1944 1 4 Calorimetry Conference at Northwestern, 1950 1 5 Calorimetry Conference, Sept. 1956 1 6 Cryogenics Conferences, Dec., 1946 - April, 1948 1 7 UC-Berkeley Conference on Cryogenics, February, 1949 1 8 Education of Chemists (EC), 1955; Correspondence - Dr. Andrews 1 9 Conference on the Education of Chemists, October, 1955 1 10 Education of Chemists, 1955-1958 1 11 Conference on the Education of Chemists, 1957 1 12 Education of Chemists; Topics for General Discussion, October, 1957 1 13 Education of Chemists; Returned Questionaires, October, 1957 1 14 Education of Chemists; Correspondence, September, 1957 - April, 1958 1 15 "Educating A Chemist" Report on a Conference at Johns Hopkins University, 1957 1 16 Low Temperature Symposium, Rochester, September 6-10, 1937 1 17 Low Temperature Conferences, 1947 1 18 National Electronics Conference, November, 1948 1 19 Optical Society of America, Meeting, March 3-4, 1944 1 20 Optical Society of America, 1946, 1950 1 21 Physics of Metals / International Conference on the Physics of Metals, July, 1948 1 22 Conferences - Rehoboth and Gibson Islands 1 23 Shelter Island Conference, May 1948; Correspondence and Notes Chemical Club Chemical Club, 1905-1950

Series 10 consists of the records of the Chemical Club, and dates from 1905 to 1950. It includes the membership list of 1919, the Chemical Club Constitution, club bulletins, and minutes of meetings. It is arranged alphabetically.

Box Folder Contents 1 1 Chemistry Club, 1899-1900 1 2 Chemistry Club, 1919-1924; Membership List, Constitution, Notices, Bulletins 1 3 Chemistry Club Bulletins, 1934-1950 1 4 Chemistry Club Minutes, 1905-1924, Sec. Book #3 1 5 Chemistry Club, 1924-1937, Sec. Book #4 1 6 Chemistry Club, Miscellaneous, 1939-1953 1 7 Chemistry Club, 1942 University Records University Records, 1931-1972

Series 11, University Records, contains records pertaining to matters that went beyond the bounds of the Department of Chemistry into other areas of the University. Included are correspondence with the President of the University and administrators of The Johns Hopkins University Evening College, and records relating to various University-wide committees, in which several chemistry professors participated. The files date from 1931 to 1972 and are arranged alphabetically. Also included at the end of this series is a bound volume of mounted photographs showing Remsen Hall and the facilities of the Department of Chemistry. Although undated, the volume appears to be from the late 1940s.

Box Folder Contents 1 1 Bowman, Isaiah--Correspondence, 1941-1942 1 2 Campus Emergency Committee 1 3 Committee on Campus Safety, 1955 1 4 Committee--Director of ICR, 1946 1 5 Committee--Head of Chemical Engineering, 1945 1 6 Committee on Safety, 1940 1 7 Committee on Salary Provisions 1 8 Curry, F. A., 1944 1 9 Department of Mathematics - Committee, A.H. Corwin, Chair 1 10 Departmental Survey Committee, 1951 1 11 Dormitory, 1937-1938 1 12 Evening College, 1957-1968 1 13 Evening College, 1968-1969 1 14 Evening College, 1969-1970 1 15 Evening College, 1970-1971 1 16 Evening College, 1971-1972 1 17 Evening College Laboratory Manual 1 18 Evening College - General Chemistry Laboratory Manuals 1 19 Flood Report, 1937 1 20 Flood Report, 1938 1 21 JHU Fund, 1968-1970 1 22 McCollum, Pratt Institute 1 23 Merganthaler Hall 1 24 Phi Beta Kappa & Andrews, 1940-1941 1 25 President Ames, 1931-1932 1 26 President Ames, 1932-1933 1 27 President Ames, 1934-1935 1 28 Remsen Hall Annex, 1962-1967 1 29 Remsen Hall, 1961-1968 1 30 Remsen Hall. Manual 1 31 Remsen Hall, Report 1 32 Scholarship Committee, 1944-1945 1 33 Scholarship Committee, 1955-1958 1 34 Student Council Transfer, 1946-1952 1 35 Toxic Waste Committee, 1970 1 36 Undergraduate Curriculum Committee, 1969-1970 1 37 Undergraduate Curriculum Committee, 1971 1 38 Report of the Faculty Committee on University Development 1 Chemistry Department," Bound volume of photographs of Remsen Hall and the facilities of the Chemistry Department, c. 1940s Extra-University Records Extra-University Records, 1925-1976

Series 12, Extra-University Records, consists largely of correspondence with companies in the chemical industry not actually doing business with the Department; rather, they were contacting the Department on such topics as graduating students available for positions, chemical innovations and promotional information. Also included here are various records pertaining to the Department's association with the American Chemical Society. The dates range from 1925 to 1976, and the files are arranged alphabetically.

Box Folder Contents 1 1 Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) - Education, 1959-1964 1 2 Air Reduction Sales Company, 1935-1941 1 3 American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), 1925 1 4 American Chemical Society, 1937-1938 1 5 American Chemical Society, 1938-1939 1 6 American Chemical Society, 1942-1944 1 7 American Chemical Society (ACS) Accrediting, 1938-1939 1 8 American Chemical Society Directory, 1953 1 9 American Chemical Society Directory, 1955 1 10 American Chemical Society Directory, 1957 1 11 American Chemical Society Directory, 1960 1 12 American Chemical Society Directory, 1961 1 13 American Chemical Society Directory, 1962 1 14 American Chemical Society Directory, 1965 1 15 American Chemical Society / Easton, 1938-1939 1 16 American Chemical Society: Minimum Standards, 1962-1972 1 17 American Chemical Society: Professional Training, 1944-1945 1 18 American Chemical Society: Professional Training, 1942-1943 1 19 American Chemical Society: Professional Training, 1945-1946 1 20 American Chemical Society: Professional Training, 1947-1948 1 21 American Chemical Society: Professional Training, 1948-1949 1 22 American Chemical Society: Professional Training, 1949-1950 1 23 American Chemical Society: Professional Training, 1950-1951 1 24 American Chemical Society: Professional Training, 1951-1952 1 25 American Chemical Society: Professional Training, 1952-1953 1 26 American Chemical Society: Professional Training, 1953-1954 1 27 American Chemical Society: Professional Training, 1954-1955 1 28 American Chemical Society: Professional Training, 1955-1956 1 29 American Chemical Society: Professional Training, 1956-1957 1 30 American Chemical Society: Professional Training, 1958-1959 1 31 American Chemical Society: Professional Training, 1959-1960 1 32 American Chemical Society: Professional Training, 1960-1961 1 33 American Chemical Society: Professional Training, 1961-1962 1 34 American Chemical Society: Professional Training, 1962-1963 1 35 American Chemical Society: Professional Training, 1963-1964 1 36 American Chemical Society: Professional Training, 1964-1965 1 37 American Chemical Society: Professional Training, 1965-1969 1 38 American Chemical Society: Questionnaires, 1938-1939 1 39 American Chemical Society, Spring Meeting, April, 1939 1 40 American Chemical Society: Staff Summary, 1946 1 41 American Chemical Society: Staff Summary, 1948 1 42 American Chemical Society: Staff Summary, 1949 1 43 American Chemical Society: Staff Summary, 1951 1 44 American Chemical Society: Staff Summary, 1950 1 45 American Chemical Society: Staff Summary, 1954 1 46 American Chemical Society: Staff Summary, 1956 1 47 American Chemical Society: Staff Summary, 1957 1 48 American Chemical Society: Staff Summary, 1958 1 49 American Chemical Society: Staff Summary, 1960 1 50 American Chemical Society: Staff Summary, 1961 1 51 American Chemical Society: Staff Summary, 1962 1 52 American Chemical Society: Staff Summary, 1963 1 53 American Chemical Society: Staff Summary, 1964 1 54 American Chemical Society: Staff Summary, 1964 1 55 American Chemical Society: Staff Summary, 1966 1 56 American Institute of Chemists, 1943-1944 1 57 American Instrument Co., 1937-1938 1 58 American Platinum Works, 1935-1939 1 59 American Railway Express Co., 1943-1944 1 60 Al Anderson, 1964 1 61 Association of American Universities, 1938 1 62 Baker & Co., 1936-1940 1 63 Barnstead Still & Sterilizer Co. 1 64 Bausch & Lomb Optical, 1937-1938 1 65 Bibliofilm / Microfilm Services, 1941-1950, 1957 1 66 Bingham, Eugene, 1938-1939 1 67 Bingham Correspondence, 1940-1941 1 68 Blanchard, E.R., 1938-1939 1 69 Callahan, E.J. Co. / Business and Correspondence, 1943-1944 1 70 Carey machinery, 1941-1942 1 71 Chase Brass & Copper Co., 1942 1 72 Chermerda, John M., 1940-1945 1 73 Chesapeake Chemist, 1965 1 74 Chesapeake Chemist, 1966 1 75 Chesapeake Chemist, 1967 1 76 Chesapeake Chemist, 1968 1 77 Chesapeake Chemist, 1969 1 78 Chesapeake Chemist, 1970 1 79 Chesapeake Chemist, 1971 1 80 Chicago Apparatus Co., 1936-1938 1 81 Christian Becker, Inc. 1936-1937 1 82 Civil Works Administration 1 83 C.W.A. - Final Report - Project 339 1 84 Committee, Thompson, J.F. Dr. 1 85 Conferring of Degrees, Feb. 1943 and June 1943 1 86 Conferring of Degrees 1944 1 87 Conferring of Degrees, 1944-1945 1 88 Conferring of Degrees, 1945-1946 1 89 Conferring of Degrees, 1946-1947 1 90 Conferring of Degrees, 1947-1948 1 91 Conferring of Degrees, 1948-1949 1 92 Conferring of Degrees, 1949-1950 1 93 Conferring of Degrees, 1950-1951 1 94 Conferring of Degrees, 1951-1952 1 95 Conferring of Degrees, 1952-1953 1 96 Conferring of Degrees, 1953-1954 1 97 Conferring of Degrees, 1954-1955 1 98 Conferring of Degrees, 1955-1956 1 99 Conferring of Degrees, 1955-1956 1 100 Conferring of Degrees, 1956-1957 1 101 Conferring of Degrees, 1958 1 102 Conferring of Degrees, 1959 1 103 Conferring of Degrees, 1960 1 104 Conferring of Degrees, 1961 1 105 Fehn - Centre College, 1937-1938 1 106 Fisher Scientific Co., 1934-1935 1 107 Frisch, Harry L. / Jan. 12-16, 1970 1 108 Green, L.S. Associates, 1955-1960 1 109 Industrial Positions, 1937-1938 1 111 Industrial Positions, 1941-1942 1 112 Industry, 1939-1940 1 113 Industry, 1941-1942 1 114 Journal of Physical Chemistry / Referee's Report, 1968-1969 1 115 Leeds & Northrup Co., 1924-1939 1 116 Mayer, J.E., 1927-1938 1 117 NSF Traineeship / Department Data, Fall 1975 1 118 NSF Traineeship / Department Data, Fall 1973 1 119 NSF Traineeship / Department Data, Fall 1972 1 120 NSF Traineeship / Department Data, 1971 1 121 NSF Traineeship / Department Data, 1970-1971 1 122 Research Corp., 1966 1 123 SST Program, 1971 1 124 Seederer-Kohlbusch Inc., 1935-1937 1 125 Standard Electric time Co., 1948-1949 1 126 A.H. Thomas Co., 1935-1939 1 127 Triplett Electrical Instrument Co., 1938-1941 1 128 Viking Distribution Co., 1935-1944 1 129 Walker, Lewis A., 1970 1 130 Weare, John, 1966-1969 1 131 W.M. Welch Manufacturing Co., 1938-1940 1 132 Weston Electric Co., 1935-1937 1 133 Wheeler, Edgar Account, 1942-1943 1 134 Will Corp., 1936-1943 1 135 Williams, Brown & Earle, 1936-1939 Graduate Student Records Graduate Student Records, 1887-1960

Series 13, Graduate Student Records 1887-1960, is divided into two subseries. The first, Graduate Student Files, is arranged alphabetically by student. An individual file may contain some combination of the following possible elements: applications for university admission, correspondence, applications for degree candidacy, recommendations, a transcript, and a photograph. Subseries 2, Graduate Student Cards, consists of two sets of index cards, one arranged alphabetically by student the other alphabetically according to geographical location, which record information concerning former students. This frequently includes schools attended with dates of graduation, empolyers, and attempts to update addresses.

Graduate Student Files, 1887-1960 Box Folder Contents 1 1 Abbott, Frederick, 1922 1 2 Addis, Gilbert, entered 1938, Trans. 1942 1 3 Albaugh, Mary C., Sept. 1956 1 4 Alter, Nicholas M. 1 5 Anderson, Harold Dubose, entered Sept. 1955 1 6 Apt, Jerome, entered 1916 1 7 Arellano, Robert, Special Student 1959 1 8 Atkinson, James Dudley Jr., entered 1935 1 9 Austin, C.J., 1922 1 10 Avery, James Thomas Jr., entered 1935 1 11 Baatz, James Carl, M.A. 1953 1 12 Baer, Eric, - New Plan, Sept. 1951 1 13 Bailey, Lester H., 1946 1 14 Bailey, Roy H., entered 1936 1 15 Baker, Herbert N., 1930 1 16 Baker, Irvin, M.A. 1938 1 17 Baker, R. A., 1924-25 1 18 Barkley, Earl Leroy, M.A. 1948 1 19 Barnes, Albert Sydney Jr. 1 20 Barnett, Maurice, entered 1887 1 21 Barrier, Artie Fleet 1 22 Bartlett, G. Maynard 1 23 Beeman, William W., 1 24 Beatly, Benton A., entered 1912 1 25 Behrendt, Peter Henry, Spec. Stud. 1937-38 1 26 Bennett, Ephraim Isaac, 1937-38 1 27 Berlin, Elliott, Sept. 1957 1 28 Berliner, Meyer 1 29 Berman, Joseph, Spec. Stud. 1950-51 1 30 Berteau, Peter E., entered 1954 1 31 Beukelman, Thomas E., Sept. 1947 1 32 Bilger, Betty Jane, Spec. Stud. 1949-1950 1 33 Billig, Marlyn Joan, Sept. 1960 1 34 Bishop, Richard B., entered 1939 1 35 Blakely, R. Keith 1 36 Blome, Geo. Sander, Spec. Stud. 1947 1 37 Blumberg, Harold 1 38 Bodenheimer, Erika L., Sept. 1957 1 39 Bond, Miss Rae 1 40 Bonne, Paul Wagner 1 41 Bowser, Helen Ruth, Spec. Stud. 1949-1950 1 42 Bower, John E., entered 1936 1 43 Boyd, Edwin T., Sept. 1956 1 44 Bradford, John A. 1 45 Branham, Beverley T. 1 46 Brenner, Abner 1 47 Breyer, Frank g., M.A. 1910 1 48 Bridges, Elsie May 1 49 Brooke, Richard C., Sept. 1959 1 50 Broughton, L. B. 1 51 Brown, Stewart 1 52 Bruce, Fisher Watkins 1 53 Brumbaugh, Zula B., entered 1929 1 54 Bruning, Herbert F., entered 1956 - withdrew 1 55 Budacz, Veronica Louise, Spec. Stu. 1949-50 1 56 Bulatkin, Tliya, Spec. Stud. 1932 1 57 Cecil, Wm. F., entered 1932 1 58 Cekada, Emil B., Spec Stud. 1 59 Carberry, James John, Spec. Stud. 1959-60 1 60 Carey, Susan Shober 1 61 Carroll, Mary Lee 1 62 Carson, Wm. G., entered 1945, transf. 1945 1 63 Cassaday, Jack T., entered 1934 1 64 Castleman, Harriet Sara C., Spec. Stud. 1959-61 1 65 Cheever, Gordon D., Sept. 1955 1 66 Chen, Tung Tau, Ph.D. 1932 1 67 Chiang, Yvonne, Sept. 1956 1 68 Claggett, Ann Lindsey, M.A. 1947 1 69 Clark, Samuel Friend, entered 1936 1 70 Clarke, Louis Alfred 1 71 Clauser, H.C. 1 72 Clayton, Mark Hopkins, entered 1929 1 73 Coggeshall, Mary Spec. Stud. 1 74 Cohen, Elbert 1 75 Condon, Marjorie P. (Mrs. Robt. J. Tipler), 1953-54 1 76 Cook, Gerhard Albert 1 77 Coon, Margaret Mary 1 78 Cooper, Linn Fenimore, 1923-24 1 79 Cordia, Sister Mary 1 80 Cosby, B. O., Jr. 1 81 Cotton, Ernest W., 1939-1940 1 82 Cowgill, Robert Warren, Spec. Stud. 1947 1 83 Cox, Jos. W., Jr. 1 84 Cresap, Charles Nash, M.A. 1950 1 85 Crippen, Raymond Charles, Spec. Stud. 1956-57 1 86 Crook, Lynn, Sept. 1955 1 87 Curran, John Patrick, Sept. 1959 1 88 Cuthbert, Robert McKinney, Jr., entered 1935 1 89 Daffin, John B. 1 90 Daum, Jack, entered 1934 1 91 Davis, Franklin O., entered 1930 1 92 Deardorff, Erle, 1946-48 1 93 DeHoff, Jeanne (Mrs. James L. Webb), M.A. 1946 1 94 Deklau, Bernhard, 1954-56 1 95 Delaplaine, Frances, M.A. 1947 1 96 Dixon, J. K. 1 97 Dobbins, Chas. R. 1 98 Dohme, Louise 1 99 Dorfman, Jay Robert, Sept. 1957 1 100 Dotterer, David R. 1 101 Downey, H. R. 1 102 Doyle, Aida M. 1 103 Dreier, Martin, Sept. 1959 1 104 Eby, Elizabeth Anne, M.A. 1948 1 105 Edgerton, Patricia J., Spec. Stud. 1950-51 1 106 Eichhorn, Oscar J., Spec. Stud. 1 107 Elderdice, H. L., Jr. 1 108 Elliott, Denton W., Pt. Time, entered 1953 1 109 Emling, Bertin Leo, M.A. 1938 1 110 Entner, Bernard Joseph 1 111 Farinholt, Larkin H. 1 112 Farnham, Donald LaVance 1 113 Farrow, Howard L. 1 114 Fax, Betty, M.A. 1946 1 115 Fehlner, Nancy L. Clement, 1960 1 116 Ferguson, Robert Fulton 1 117 Fields, David P., entered 1956 1 118 Fischer, Louis, entered 1956 1 119 Fleishaker, Robert J. entered 1940 1 120 Fleming, Christian M. 1 121 Fleming, Elaine G., Sept. 1958 1 122 Frahm, Alfred L., entered 1936 1 123 Frank, Orville Stanley 1 124 Frascati, Anthony 1 125 Freeman, John Julius, entered 1935 1 126 Frey, Stanley W., Sept. 1956 1 127 Fulmer, Glenn E., M.A. 1956 1 128 Gadekar, Shrikrishna M. 1 129 Galt, Henry T., entered 1925 1 130 Gavin, Joseph Gordon, entered 1928 1 131 Geller, Jerry, entered 1945 1 132 Gibbs, Ralph E., entered 1927 1 133 Gile, Joyce - Spec. Stud., entered 1953 1 134 Ginsburg, Harold Marion, entered 1931 1 135 Glass, Coy, 1949-51 1 136 Glaubman, Mordecai, entered 1924 1 137 Goldberg, Henry P., entered 1930 2 1 Goodwin, Robert D., entered 1940 2 2 Gottschalck, Carl Agustus, entered 1917 2 3 Grafton, Elvah Harley, entered 1916 2 4 Graham, Elanor P., entered 1925 2 5 Graham, John W., entered 1940 2 6 Grant, Frank W., entered 1930 2 7 Green, Chas. G., entered 1933 2 8 Greenberg, Mortimer, entered 1932 2 9 Greenstein, George H., Spec. Stud. 1946 2 10 Griffin, Howard C., entered 1927 2 11 Griffin, Pearl G., 1954-55 2 12 Griffith, James, entered 1923 2 13 Grimany, I. Magali Riquelme, entered 1954-55 2 14 Guion, Thomas H., entered 1940 2 15 Guzman, Burron E.S., entered 1929 2 16 Hakemer, Jane, M.A. 1949 2 17 Hale, Ellis F., entered 1927 2 18 Hale, R. W., Jr., entered 1916 2 19 Hambleton, Richard Waldo, entered 1922 2 20 Hammond, W. Hollyday, M.A. 1934 2 21 Hanselman, Russell C. 2 22 Harbury, Henry, entered 1948 2 23 Hardin, James McA., Sept. 1957 2 24 Harris, Joseph - Spec. Stud. 1947 2 25 Hartmann, William L. - Spec. Stud. 1950-51 2 26 Hatfield, William H. - Spec. Stud. 1949-50 2 27 Haynes, Lawrence Pinner 2 28 Hegyi, Imre Joseph, -Spec. Stud. 2 29 Hendricks, Robert W. 2 30 Henry, Sarah S. - Spec. Stud. 1946-47 2 31 Herculson, John A., entered 1930 2 32 Herman, Bettye R., Spec. Stud. 2 33 Herold, Lucia Pozzi-Escot, M.A. 1955 2 34 Hetzler, Wroth 2 35 Hollister, Clinton B.H. 2 36 Holm, George E. 2 37 Hopkins, Everette Rush 2 38 Hoover, Herbert, Jr. 2 39 Howard, Chas. Huntington 2 40 Howard, Marion Lenghorne - Spec. stud. 1932-33 2 41 Howard, Wm. H.B. 2 42 Hsiung, Sherchin C., entered 1929 2 43 Huber, Morton, M.A. 1948 2 44 Iob, Vivian - Spec. stud., entered 1928 2 45 Jackson, Robert W., Sept. 1956 2 46 Jameson, Paul, M.A. 1948 2 47 Jelasco, David V., Sept. 1956 2 48 Jennings, J. M., 1917-18 2 49 Johnson, G. Duncan 2 50 Johnston, Helen, 1928 2 51 Johnston, Jean Vance, entered 1934 2 52 Joliat, J. S., 1921 2 53 Jones, Aline Hazel, M.A. 1953 2 54 Jones, Llewlyn 2 55 Jones, Margaret (Mrs. Wyllie), M.A. 1948 2 56 Judge, William, entered 1945 2 57 Kaminsky, Aaron L. 2 58 Kaplan, Michael, Sept. 1959 2 59 Karol, Paul J. 2 60 Karpenko, Vasily 2 61 Kaufmann, Shirley 2 62 Keelty, Mary C. 2 63 Kennedy, Cornelia - Ph.D. in Bio-Chemistry 2 64 Kennedy, Geo. H. 2 65 Kerner, Athey 2 66 Kidd, Mary R. 2 67 Kilpatrick, Dr. Martin, Jr., 1925-1927 2 68 Kim, Raymond, entered 1935 2 67 Kleff, Pierr A., entered 1932 2 68 Kleinspehn, Rita, M.A. 1956 2 69 Kleinwachter, Ebba, entered 1948 2 70 Klug, Sister Mary Agnestia, 1943 2 71 Knierim, Carl A. 2 72 Kohn, Sara Ann, entered 1934 2 73 Kong, Young Gill - Spec. Stud., 1959-60 2 74 Koulishover, Mark - Grad. Stud. in Physics 2 75 Kramer, Morton, entered 1934 2 76 Kronberg, Marritt Lionel, M.A. 1941 2 77 Kuhn, Esther Frances 2 78 Kurrelmeyer, Bernard 2 79 Ladisch, Rolf, M.A. 1940 2 80 LaFlamme, Paul Merle, 1953-54 2 81 Landowne, Robert A., M.A. 1953 2 82 Leatherman, Paul K., entered 1928 2 83 LeCompte, T.R., entered 1907 2 84 Lehr, Francis, entered 1936 2 85 Leinkensohn, Abraham, entered 1930 2 86 Lessig, Anna E., M.A. 1935 2 87 Lessig, Mary A., entered 1929 2 88 Levin, Michael, entered 1916 2 89 Levy, Ronald, M.A. 1939 2 90 Levinson, Chas. W., entered 1916 2 91 Lewis, Warren Reed 2 92 Lipnick, Milton 2 93 Lupfer, Hope - Spec. Stud. 1947 2 94 Lutz, Lewin Richmond, entered 1922 2 95 Lyddane, Russell H., entered 1930 2 96 McBride, Carroll William J. 2 97 McElroy, Wilbur Renfrew, entered 1936 2 98 McGowan, George E., M.A. June, 1952 2 99 McGuire, David K. (Sept. 1957) 2 100 McIntosh, James H., entered 1884 2 101 McKeon, James E., entered 1953-1955 2 102 McMillion, Cecil R. (Sept. 1956) 2 103 McQuarrie, Donald A. (Sept. 1959) 2 104 Magruder, Egbert Watson, entered 1892 2 105 Malinin, Dorothy R. (Sept. 1960) 2 106 Maltbie, Margaret (Mrs. Lawrence Haines) Here 1931-32; trans. to physics 1932 2 107 Marshall, E.G. grad. student 1920-31 2 108 Mathia, Thomas J. (Sept. 1954) 2 109 Mattern, Louis, grad. student, 1896-98 2 110 Mentis, George A., entered 1954-55 2 111 Menzie, Calvin M., special student (Sept. 1952) 2 112 Michelson, Elliot, entered 1928 2 113 Miller, Clemmy Olin, Here 1920-21 only 2 114 Miller, Robert H., entered 1948 2 115 Miller, Sidney, entered 1935 2 116 Minden, Henry, entered 1943, withdrew Jan. 1944 2 117 Moore, Eunice Martha, M.A. 1936 2 118 Moore, Henry LeRoy, 1916-18 2 119 Moses, Carrie G. 2 120 Mottern, Hugh H., entered 1928, here only 1928 2 121 Moulton, Stanley Cheney, here 1926 only 2 122 Neuhausen, Ruth, spec. stud. 1924 2 123 Neustudt, John, special student, Sept. 1947 2 124 Newcomb, Eric McGee, entered 1925 2 125 Nichols, Samuel H. Jr., entered 1934 2 126 North, Edward D., entered Fall 1941 called into Army (Lieutenant) Spring, 1942 2 127 Novack, Robert (Sept. 1959) 2 128 Novick, Joel, Spec. 1924 2 129 O'Donnell, Annie M., Special 1924 2 130 Onderdonk, Philip Barton, entered 1933 2 131 O'Shaughnessey, Marion Thomas Jr., 1936-1937 2 132 Owens, Lyttleton Kemper, entered 1948 2 133 Padgett, Alice J., M.A. 1955 2 134 Pancer, Isaac, spec. stud., 1956-57 2 135 Park, David Chin, spec. stud. Here October term 1943 - completed term 2 136 Parsons, Samuel Willis, entered Oct. 1935 - withdrew Spring 1936 2 137 Patton, Robert J., entered 1939 2 138 Payne, Elmer Curry; Here 1923-24-25 3 1 Pedlow, G. Wesley, Jr., entered 1936 3 2 Peterson, Edgar A., entered 1932 (deceased in 1941; no degree received) 3 3 Philson, Samuel R., entered 1932; here one year only 3 4 Plummer, Hiram Franklin Jr., entered 1916 3 5 Plummer, Wm., entered 1933 (here 1st semester only) 3 6 Posner, Louis, spec. stud. 1929 3 7 Powers, Kathleen E.G., entered 1925 3 8 Prebluda, Harry - degree from school of hygiene 3 9 Prostak, Arnold M.A. 1955 3 10 Railing, Wilford Edward, M.A. 1938 3 11 Rainsford, A.E., entered 1933 3 12 Rank, David H., entered 1928 3 13 Ransom, Leland B., entered 1936 3 14 Raskin, Betty Lou, M.A. 1947 3 15 Reichert, Edward C. (Sept. 1957) 3 16 Reid, Willis A. 1928-1930; 1936-1937 3 17 Reiff, Orland Merrece, Ph.D. 1926 3 18 Reimer, Chas. Edward, entered 1925 3 19 Reindollar, Wm. F., entered 1920 3 20 Rekus, Andrew, spec. stud. 1947 3 21 Renn, Sara, spec. stud. 1955-56 3 22 Rennagel, William R., M.A. 1953 3 23 Rich, Frederick Jaspersen, entered 1923 3 24 Reynolds, Floyd Wilson, entered 1919; Inst. 1919-20 3 25 Richardson, Edward J. Jr., entered 1938 spec. stud. 3 26 Rifkin, Ellis B. 3 27 Rist, Carl Edward 3 28 Ritz, Bruce LeRoy, M.A. 1938 3 29 Rizzoli, Hugo, entered 1935 3 30 Roberts, Karl Hutcheson 3 31 Roberts, Louis D. Here 1938-39 only 3 32 Robinson, Hazel G., M.A. 1933 3 33 Rockwood, Reed, spec. stud. 1925 3 34 Rogers, Bernard M., entered 1937 3 35 Rosen, Raphael, entered 1916 3 36 Rosenberg, Lawson, spec. stud. 1947 3 37 Roskes, Herman, entered 1932 3 38 Sabatine, Donald J., M.A. 1951; here 1950-51 only 3 39 Salan, Jerry, entered Sept. 1954 3 40 Sanders, Francis A., spec. stud. 1931 3 41 Sarver, Landon Arndale, entered 1917 3 42 Satterfield, Walter R., entered Oct. 1950 3 43 Scharf, Carl Wayne, entered 1932 3 44 Schicktanz, Sylvester T., entered 1930 3 45 Schmidt, Thomas B., entered 1916 3 46 Schofield, Francis Armstead, entered 1929 3 47 Schofield, Samuel Biggs, entered 1923 3 48 Schulse, Wilmer H., entered 1920 3 49 Schwartz, George Lewis, entered 1923 3 50 Scott, Chas. Carrington, entered 1896 3 51 Sekhon, N.S. (never came) 3 52 Sevenster, Petrus Gerhardus, spec. stud., 1959-60 3 53 Sharretts, John Lloyd, entered 1923 3 54 Shearer, Robert Edward, 1938-39 3 55 Shuger, Sewell Joseph, spec. stud. 1946-1947 3 56 Siegfried, Robert W. Here 1942 3 57 Skav, Nis Hansen, Ph.D. in chemical engineering, 1941 3 58 Singmaster, Sofia H. (Sept. 1958) 3 59 Slay, Ronald Jas., entered 1914 3 60 Smedley, Sherwood R., entered 1924 3 61 Smith, Benedict Francis, spec. stud. 1956-57 3 62 Smith, Carlton, entered 1928 3 63 Smith, Esther M.A. 1939 3 64 Smith, George K., entered 1932 3 65 Sokhey, Sahib Singh, entered 1923 3 66 Southern, Ray D., entered 1953 3 67 Steiner, Frank 3 68 Stern, Deborah (Mrs.), Sept. 1957 3 69 Stewart, Walter A., spec. stud., 2nd semester 1936-37 3 70 Stock, Chester C., entered Oct. 1932: transferred to medical school where he took Ph.D. in physiological chemistry in 1937 3 71 Stover, Clyde B. grad. student 1924-25 3 72 Strongman, Augusta Ruth, entered Sept. 1944, left May 1945 3 73 Sturgis, William Bayard, Here 1913-14 3 74 Subkow, Philip, entered 1921 3 75 Sullivan, Alan P., entered Feb. 1946 3 76 Sullivan, Patrick D., entered Sept. 1956 - died Nov. 1956 3 77 Sutherland, LeRoy L., grad. student 1907-08 3 78 Suthon, Marcia, Sept. 1959 3 79 Suwall, Felix Stephen, entered 1930, B.S. grad. 3 80 Swaine, James S., Spec. Stu. 1932 3 81 Swan, Stewart Duffield, entered 1913 3 82 Swenson, Harold Oscar, entered 1916 3 83 Talbot, Louise, entered 1916 3 84 Taylor, Kenneth 1937-38 (withdrew) 3 85 Taylor, Richard Wilton, entered Feb. 1943 3 86 Templeton, James Eugene, entered 1933 3 87 Thompson, Jas. Upshur, entered 1931 3 88 Thompson, Jos. C. Jr., M.A. 1924 3 89 Tom, William, entered 1932 3 90 Tompakov, Samuel, entered 1935 3 91 Tripler, Archibald Brown Jr., entered 1935; Here 1935-36 and first semester, 1936-1937 3 92 Thomas, Carl O., M.A. 1950 3 93 Thomas, Howard Pitner Jr. entered 1939, M.A. 1944 3 94 Thomas, Gerald Andrew, entered 1939 3 95 Thomas, Lloyd B. entered 1930 3 96 Thompson, Hughes Meacham, entered 1920 3 97 Turner, George M., grad. stud. 1885-86, 1887-88 3 98 Turner, William J. 3 99 Uchiyama, Akira; Here 1953-54 3 100 Uyeda, Roy T. entered Sept. 1954 3 101 Van Evera, Benjamin D. entered 1928 3 102 Van Hees, William, spec. stud. 1957-58 3 103 Viola, Alfred, M.A. 1950 3 104 Viswanath, Gorthi, entered 1953-1955 3 105 Wada, Isaburo, here 1901-1902 3 106 Wade, Franklin Alton, entered 1931 3 107 Walter, Robert I., entered 1941 3 108 Ward, Fred Chester, entered 1932, spec. stud. 3 109 Warfield, Robert B. entered 1928, spec. stud. 3 110 Washburn, Charles Addison, entered 1897 3 111 Watkins, Joseph H. entered 1930 3 112 Watson, Regina T. entered February 1927 3 113 Weill, Hanne, M.A. 1948 3 114 Weinbach Eugene, spec. stud. 1947 3 115 Weisengoff, Peter Francis Jr., 1928-1930 3 116 Wesson, Laurence Goddard, entered 1913 3 117 West, Sybil S. (Mrs. Gosnell) entered 1954-55 3 118 Weybrew, Joseph Arthur, entered 1938 3 119 Whalen, Sister Mary Louis, M.A. 1937 3 120 White, Virginia, here 1943 3 121 Whitley, W.C., entered 1928 3 122 Wiest, Gordon J., entered 1930 3 123 Wight, Edward Hyatt, entered 1930 3 124 Wilcox, William, entered October 1946 3 125 Wilker, Arthur V. entered 1927 3 126 Wilner, William, entered September 1955 3 127 Wills, Leola M., entered 1936 3 128 Winne, A.W., entered 1930 3 129 Withers, Nathaniel (September 1959) 3 130 Witherspoon, Samuel Clapham, entered 1921 3 131 Wolf, Edgar Fahrney, entered 1926 3 132 Wolff, John B., 1951, transferred to Biology 3 133 Woo, Sien-Ming, entered 1910 3 134 Wright, Wesley, Jr. 1951 3 135 Wyllie, Malcolm Robert Jesse 3 136 Yeh, Samuel D.J., spec. stud., 1956-57 3 137 Yue, Bo Seng, Ph.D. Biochemistry 1937 3 138 Zelman, Morris, here 1937-38 3 139 Zierler, Kenneth, entered 1936 3 140 Zwerdling, Soloman Graduate Student Cards, Box Contents 4 Student Cards, 1928-1929 4 Student Cards (Alphabetical Order: A-Z) 5 Student Cards (Geographical Order: A-O) 6 Student Cards (Geographical Order: P-Z) Richard J. Kokes Richard J. Kokes, 1955-1972

Series 14 contains records of Dr. Richard J. Kokes dating from 1955 through 1972. The files are divivded into two subseries. The first, Correspondence, is in chronological order and the files contain Kokes' correspondence with a variety individuals and institutions on both personal and professional issues. The second subseries, Subject Files, includes files on both univeristy and department matters, students, conferences, proposals and grants, and travel. Additionally, there is some material regarding the chemistry textbooks and manuals which Dr. Kokes and Dr. Andrews co-authored. Files are arranged alphabetically.

 Correspondence, Box Folder Contents 1 1 Kokes - Correspondence, 1955-1959 1 2 Kokes - Correspondence, 1957-1959 1 3 Kokes - Correspondence, 1958-1959 1 4 Kokes - Correspondence, 1960 1 5 Kokes - Correspondence, 1961 1 6 Kokes - Correspondence, 1962 1 7 Kokes - Correspondence, 1963 1 8 Kokes - Correspondence, 1964-1965 1 9 Kokes - Correspondence, 1965 1 10 Kokes - Correspondence, late 1965 1 11 Dr. R.J. Kokes, early 1966 1 12 Kokes - Correspondence, May 1966 1 13 Kokes - Correspondence, Summer 1966 1 14 Kokes - Correspondence, Fall 1966 1 15 Dr. R.J. Kokes, Spring 1967 1 16 Kokes - Correspondence, June, 1967 1 17 Kokes - Correspondence, Oct. - Dec., 1967 1 18 Kokes - Correspondence, Winter 1967 1 19 Richard J. Kokes - Correspondence, 1967 1 20 Kokes - Correspondence, Jan. - Feb., 1968 1 21 Kokes - Correspondence, Mar. Apr., 1968 1 22 Kokes - Correspondence, June 1968 1 23 Kokes - Correspondence, Sept. - Nov., 1968 1 24 Kokes - Correspondence, December, 1968 - February, 1969 1 25 Kokes - Correspondence, February, 1969 1 26 Richard D. Kokes - Correspondence, March 1969 2 1 Kokes - Correspondence, April - May 1969 2 2 Kokes - Correspondence, June 1969 2 3 Kokes - Correspondence, June 1969 2 4 Kokes - Correspondence, July 1969 2 5 Kokes - Correspondence, September 1969 2 6 Kokes - Correspondence, October 1969 2 7 Kokes - Correspondence, November 1969 2 8 Kokes - Correspondence, December, 1969 2 9 Kokes - Correspondence, Jan. - Feb. 1970 2 10 Kokes - Correspondence, March 1970 2 11 Kokes - Correspondence, April 1970 2 12 Kokes - Correspondence, May 1970 2 13 Kokes - Correspondence, July 1970 2 14 Kokes - Correspondence, August 1970 2 15 Kokes - Correspondence, September 1970 2 16 Kokes - Correspondence, October 1970 2 17 Kokes - Correspondence, November 1970 2 18 Kokes - Correspondence, December 1970 2 19 Kokes - Correspondence, January 1971 2 20 Kokes - Correspondence, Feb. - March 1971 2 21 Kokes - Correspondence, April 1971 2 22 Kokes - Correspondence, May 1971 2 23 Kokes - Correspondence, June 1971 2 24 Kokes - Correspondence, July 1971 2 25 Kokes - Correspondence, August 1971 2 26 Kokes - Correspondence, September 1971 2 27 Kokes - Correspondence, October 1971 2 28 Kokes - Correspondence, November 1971 2 29 Kokes - Correspondence, December 1971 2 30 Kokes - Correspondence, January 1972 2 31 Kokes - Correspondence, March 1972 2 32 Kokes - Correspondence, April 1972 Subject Files, Box Folder Contents 3 1 Academic Council 3 2 Advising Etc. 3 3 Advising and Link Formula 3 4 Advisory Committee for Science Education 3 5 Advisory Council on College Chemistry, Dec. 1965 meeting 3 6 Advisory Counci on College Chemistry, 1967 3 7 American Chemical Society - Awards Committee 3 8 American Chemical Society Lectures 3 9 American Chemical Society of Maryland 3 10 ACS-PRF Proposal 3 11 American Council on College Chemistry - Literature 3 12 American Council on College Chemistry, 1964-66 3 13 American Council on College Chemistry - Special Committee 3 14 Answer Sheets 3 15 AEC 1964 - PG.13.2106 AT (30-1) 2008 3 16 Bagshaw, Joe; "An Experiment in Creation" 1960 3 17 Bagshaw, Joe; "New Light on an Old Question: The Origin of Life" 3 18 Bauman Papers 3 19 Book Reviews, 1960 3 20 Book Reviews, 1964 3 21 Catalysis for Freshmen 3 22 Catalysis Meeting 3 23 Chemical Engineering Committee 3 24 Chemistry Lab Improvement 3 25 Chile Meeting 3 26 Committees 3 27 Congress on Catalysis 3 28 Coordination of Curriculum 3 29 Cuebs, 1966 3 30 Determination of Dissociation Constant of Chloro-Acetic Acid 3 31 Donnay, G. and J.D.H. "Nonstoichiometry and the Law of Simple Multiple Proportions" 3 32 Dossier 3 33 Dowden, D.A. "Crystal and Ligand Field Models of Solid Catalysts" 3 34 Dynamics Meeting 1966 3 35 ESR Orig. Draw. 3 36 Exam Committee 3 37 Exams, Orals, etc. 3 38 Exams, chemistry, 1962-66 3 39 Exams 1964-1965 3