Leo Szilard Papers

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Descriptive Summary

Creator: Szilard, Leo

Title: Leo Szilard Papers,

Date (inclusive): 1898-1998

Extent: 47.30 linear feet (112 archives boxes, 1 records carton, 2 card file boxes, 18 oversize folders)

Abstract: Papers of a nuclear physicist, biologist, and advocate of global arms control. Born in Budapest, Hungary in 1898, Szilard moved to Berlin in 1919, where he studied engineering and physics and received his doctorate under Max von Laue at the University of Berlin. He migrated to England in 1933 where he made important discoveries relating to the nuclear chain-reaction. After moving to the United States in the late 1930s, he worked on the Manhattan Project and made significant contributions to the development of the atomic bomb. After World War II he concentrated on the field of biology and became one of the world's leading advocates of global cooperation and arms control. He was associated with many universities, including Oxford, Columbia, and Chicago. In 1951 he married Dr. Gertrude Weiss. In 1963 he became a fellow of the Salk Institute for Biological Studies. He died in San Diego, California, in 1964. The majority of the materials in the Szilard papers date from the late 1930s to the early 1960s -- the period following Szilard's move to the U.S. Materials dating from earlier years include patents, personal documents, and a number of letters. The collection best documents Szilard's work on the atomic bomb and his efforts on behalf of arms control and world cooperation. The papers are organized in twelve series: 1) BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIALS, 2) CORRESPONDENCE, 3) WRITINGS, 4) SUBJECTS AND ORGANIZATIONS, 5) FINANCIAL RECORDS, 6) ADDRESSES, 7) GERTRUDE SZILARD MATERIALS, 8) PHOTOGRAPHS, 9) AUDIO MATERIALS, 10) AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS, 11) ARTIFACTS, and 12) NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS. Prominent correspondents include Enrico Fermi, J. William Fulbright, Otto Hahn, Hubert Humphrey, Frederic Joliot-Curie, Linus Pauling, Michael Polyani, Jonas Salk, Edward Teller, Harold C. Urey, and Eugene P. Wigner. Also included are copies of correspondence with Albert Einstein. The accessions processed in 2000 compliment the first accession and contain further correspondence with prominent individuals, including Leslie Groves, Frederic Joliot-Curie, John F. Kennedy, Nikita Khrushchev, and Max von Laue. Also included are letters (1936-1960), in German, from Szilard to Gertrude Weiss Szilard, his wife, and annotated drafts of the letter written with Albert Einstein to President Roosevelt disclosing developments in nuclear fission. The papers include recent articles on Szilard, documentation and memorabilia from programs and celebrations of his life and work, and materials related to Gertrude Weiss Szilard. The papers are arranged in five series: 1) CORRESPONDENCE, 2) WRITINGS BY LEO SZILARD, 3) ARTICLES, PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS ON SZILARD, 4) MISCELLANEOUS MATERIAL, and 5) GERTRUDE SZILARD MATERIALS.

Repository: University of California, San Diego. Geisel Library. Mandeville Special Collections Library.

La Jolla, California 92093-0175

Collection number: MSS 0032

Language of Material: Collection materials in English

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Leo Szilard Papers, MSS 0032. Mandeville Special Collections Library, UCSD.

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Biography

Leo Szilard is best known for his pioneering work in nuclear physics, his participation in the Manhattan Project during World War II, and his opposition to the nuclear arms race in the postwar era.

The son of an engineer and the scion of an affluent Jewish family, Szilard was born Leo Spitz on February 11, 1898 in Budapest, Hungary. His family name was changed to Szilard in 1900. Szilard was a precocious child, and he took an interest in physics at the age of thirteen. He attended public school in Budapest before being drafted into the Austro-Hungarian army in 1917. In the army he was sent to officer's training school, but he was spared from active duty by a severe case of influenza. After the war he remained in Budapest but, due to political unrest and a lack of suitable educational opportunities, he left for Berlin in 1919.

In Berlin Szilard studied engineering at the Institute of Technology (Technische Hochschule), but his primary interest was physics. He was attracted to the work of great physicists like Albert Einstein, Max Planck, Max Von Laue, Erwin Schroedinger, Walter Nernst, and Fritz Haber -- most of whom were teaching in Berlin at that time.

In 1921 Szilard gave up his engineering studies and enrolled at the University of Berlin, where he studied physics under Max von Laue, among others. He earned his doctorate -- cum laude -- in August 1922 after submitting his dissertation entitled Uber die thermodynamischen Schwankungserscheinungen. In this work Szilard showed "that the Second Law of Thermodynamics covers not only the mean values, as was up to then believed, but also determines the general form of the law that governs the fluctuating values." The dissertation presented ideas relating to what would become the foundation of modern information theory.

Szilard began postdoctoral work at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute in Berlin with Hermann Mark. Szilard's studies focused on the anomalous scattering of X-rays in crystals and the polarization of X-rays by reflection on crystals. Between 1925 and 1933, he applied for numerous patents, often with Albert Einstein. One of the Szilard-Einstein patents covered the invention of a new refrigeration system based on a method for pumping metals by a moving magnetic field. The two physicists hoped to interest the company A.E.G. (the German General Electric company) in producing a practical refrigerator based on their patent. Although this refrigerator was never produced, the refrigeration system was used effectively in the U.S in 1942 to develop an atomic reactor.

In 1933, With Hitler's rise to power in Germany, Szilard moved to England. In London he collaborated with T.A. Chalmers at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. There they developed the Szilard-Chalmers process, a technique to chemically separate radioactive elements from their stable isotopes. Much of Szilard's activity during this period related to his efforts to register his patents in England and to secure income with the help of the firm of Claremont, Haynes, and Company. Szilard's associates in various ventures included Isbert Adams, Arno Brasch, T.M. Vogelstein, R. Kammitzer, and Benjamin Liebowitz. Szilard also influenced Sir William Beveridge to found the Academic Assistance Council, an organization created to help persecuted scientists leave Nazi Germany. Between 1935 and 1937 he worked as a research physicist at the Clarendon Laboratory, Oxford University.

It was on a street corner in London, in October 1933, that Szilard first conceived of the possibility of a nuclear chain reaction. The possibility of such a chain-reaction -- the process essential for the releasing of atomic energy -- had been dismissed by the eminent physicist Lord Ernest Rutherford. Szilard successfully proved Rutherford wrong.

Szilard visited the United States several times in the mid-1930s, and he began to consider a move to America as the prospects for war in Europe increased. In 1938, at the time of the Munich pact, Szilard was a visiting lecturer in the United States. He decided to shift his residence to New York in anticipation of England's weakening policy toward Germany and the impending world war.

At the Pupin Laboratories at Columbia University, Szilard collaborated with Walter Zinn to research neutron emissions. They discovered that two fast neutrons are probably emitted in the fission process, and that the element uranium might sustain a chain reaction. Subsequent investigations with Enrico Fermi and Herbert Anderson, also at Columbia, demonstrated that a system composed of water and uranium oxide approached the requirements for a self-sustaining chain reaction. Szilard elaborated on a graphite uranium system in his manuscript entitled "Divergent Chain Reactions in a System Composed of Uranium and Carbon" (later expanded into the "A-55 Report" for the Metallurgical Laboratory in Chicago) which was submitted and accepted (although withheld) for publication in the Physical Review on February 16, 1940.

With the start of World War II, Szilard became intensely concerned about the applications of the new atomic theories to the development of weapons. Knowing that German nuclear research was at an advanced stage, he felt that the work being conducted by him and his colleagues should be withheld from publication. Szilard and his colleagues Eugene Wigner and Edward Teller hoped to gain the financial support of the United States Government in underwriting the cost of a definitive, large-scale experiment to prove that a sustained nuclear chain reaction was possible. Together they enlisted the assistance and influence of Albert Einstein. With Einstein's consent, Szilard drafted a letter, which was signed by Einstein and delivered to President Roosevelt by Alexander Sachs in October 1939. This letter outlined the possibility of the chain reaction and its implications for national defense.

Szilard's work on atomic energy intensified during World War II. With governmental support approved by President Roosevelt and with the assistance of the National Bureau of Standards, Szilard began to procure graphite and uranium through negotiations with suppliers like the National Carbon Company. These materials were necessary components for a large scale chain-reaction experiment. From February 1942 to July 1946, Szilard worked as "Chief Physicist" for Arthur H. Compton at the Metallurgical Laboratory of the University of Chicago. This Laboratory was one of the chief research centers for the development of the atomic bomb, in what would come to be called the Manhattan Project.

On December 2, 1942, Szilard and his colleagues demonstrated the first nuclear chain reaction. This demonstration took place in the graphite block reactor built under the grandstand at the University of Chicago's Stagg Field. This successful experiment was in part the result of Szilard's atomic theories.

Throughout the Manhattan project, Szilard was often frustrated by cumbersome government administration and security regulations. Like other scientists involved in the project, he felt uneasy about the dominant role played by the military in the project. Many of his memoranda from the period reflect these concerns.

Szilard viewed the production of the atomic bomb as a necessary counter-measure to the possibility of German nuclear development and deployment, but he foresaw the global consequences of the proliferation of this weapon. After Germany surrendered, Szilard organized his colleagues to press for limitations in the use of the atomic bomb. He drafted a letter to President Roosevelt urging restraint in the use of the bomb, but the President died before the letter could be delivered. In the spring of 1945, Szilard influenced a group of scientists to produce the Franck Report, which outlined the dangers of a nuclear arms race. The report advised against the use of an atomic bomb against Japanese civilians, advocating instead a non-combat demonstration.

In July 1945 Szilard circulated a petition urging President Truman not to drop the atomic bomb on Hiroshima. A revised version of this petition was eventually signed by 68 scientists at the Metallurgical Laboratory. It was strongly opposed by General Groves, head of the Manhattan Project, on the grounds that such a petition would breach security and expose the existence of the atomic bomb. The petition did not reach the president. After Japan's surrender Szilard worked to defeat the May-Johnson bill, which sought to place atomic energy in the hands of the military.

After the war Szilard began to focus on biology, a field he had long been interested in. He resigned from the Metallurgical Laboratory on June 1, 1946, and became a half-time professor of biophysics at the Institute of Radiobiology and Biophysics at the University of Chicago. He also worked half-time for the University's Division of Social Sciences as Adviser to the Office of Inquiry into the Social Aspects of Atomic Energy. For the academic year 1953-1954, Szilard served as a visiting professor of biophysics at Brandeis University. In 1956, he became a professor of biophysics at the Enrico Fermi Institute for Nuclear Studies at the University of Chicago. To broaden his knowledge of biology he often attended seminars and conferences, such as the Cold Springs Harbor Symposium in New York.

Throughout the 1950s Szilard continued his biological research. In Chicago he collaborated with Aaron Novick to develop the "chemostat," a device for "maintaining a multiplying population of bacteria under conditions not changing in time." Numerous articles resulted from his research, including "Experiments with the chemostat on spontaneous mutation of bacteria," "Anti-mutagens," and "On the nature of the aging process." Szilard's theory of aging, a major outgrowth of his research, became a continuing interest in his later life. Much of Szilard's research funding came from contracts and grants with organizations such as the National Advisory Health Council and the Office of Naval Research. He also worked as a consultant to private industry, and his patents for a "liquid-liquid extractor" were used by Podbielniak, Inc.

Szilard became increasingly active in public political activities during the Postwar period. In his lectures he advocated nuclear arms control, world government, and an elite leadership role for the international scientific community. Many of his ideas were inspired by the works of H.G. Wells, which he had read avidly as a young man. Wells's book The World Set Free (London, 1914), which had predicted the development of atomic power, had made a great impression on Szilard when he read it in 1932.

In 1947, Szilard published a "letter to Stalin" in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. In the letter he urged world leaders to openly exchange ideas in an effort to mitigate the growing Cold War. In his appeal he took a balanced view of the peace process, blaming neither the U.S. or the Soviet Union for the situation. In the late 1950s Szilard's ideas inspired Albert Einstein and Bertrand Russell to organize an international conferences of concerned scientists. The first conference took place at Pugwash, Nova Scotia in 1957, and subsequent conferences, named after the location of the first meeting, have been held throughout the world since then.

After 1958, with the increasing threat of nuclear war, Szilard's political activities intensified. Between October 1959 and October 1960 he carried on a series of interactions with Soviet Premier Nikita Khruschev which culminated in a two hour interview in New York. Szilard proposed the development of a Moscow-Washington "hot line," which could facilitate communications between super-power leaders in the interest of global peace. With the election of President Kennedy, Szilard moved to Washington, D.C., taking up residence at the DuPont Plaza Hotel. He criticized Kennedy's handling of the Bay of Pigs debacle and the President's bomb shelter program. Szilard offered to personally intercede with Khruschev during the Berlin Crisis in 1961.

Throughout the early 1960s Szilard continued his advocacy of global cooperation. In 1961 he began a lecture tour which would take him to eight college campuses. His first lecture, at the Harvard Law School Forum on November 17, 1961, was entitled "Are We on the Road to War?" From these and other efforts came an organization known as the Council for a Livable World, a political action committee which encouraged members to donate two percent of their income to designated political candidates. In 1962, Szilard attempted unsuccessfully to organize informal meetings between lesser officials of both the United States and the Soviet Union in what he termed the "Angels Project."

Szilard wrote extensively during this period. He suggested rules for nuclear age living in "How to Live with the Bomb and Survive" (1960). He wrote a futuristic work of fiction entitled The Voice of the Dolphins (1961). In this work Szilard had the dolphins describe the debacle of human society, out of which they have inherited the earth. He carried on his writing during two courses of radiation treatments for bladder cancer in 1960 and 1962. While undergoing these treatments in New York City's Memorial Hospital, Szilard also made an extensive series of tape recordings relating to his life and his involvement in the Manhattan project.

In July 1963, Szilard was appointed as a non-resident fellow at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies in La Jolla, California. He had known Jonas Salk since the late 1950s, and many of Szilard's ideas had influenced Salk in the planning of the Institute. Szilard moved to La Jolla in February 1964. There he intended to work in biophysics as a Resident Fellow of the Salk Institute. But three months later, on May 30, 1964, he died of a heart attack.

Szilard lived a peripatetic life. After leaving Budapest in 1919 he had no true permanent residence. He stayed mostly in hotels, and his associations with various universities were usually tenuous. Because he had no long-term institutional affiliations, Szilard had difficulty in marshalling the material forces -- such as a clerical and laboratory staff -- needed to follow through on many of his important ideas. Szilard was essentially a thinker, and he preferred to leave for others the tasks involved in implementing his ideas.

Szilard's life gained some stability through his relationship with Dr. Gertrude Weiss. Weiss was a physician who had fled Nazi Germany in 1930s. She met Szilard before the war, and the two were married in the United States in 1951. Still, the couple often lived apart, and Szilard considered himself a "bachelor at heart."

For more detailed biographical information, see LEO SZILARD: HIS VERSION OF THE FACTS, edited by Spencer Weart and Gertrude Weiss Szilard (Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, c1978) and the "Introduction" by Barton Bernstein to Helen Hawkins, et. al., eds., TOWARD A LIVABLE WORLD: LEO SZILARD AND THE CRUSADE FOR NUCLEAR ARMS CONTROL (Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, c. 1987), p. xvii-lxxiv. Finally, a full-length biography of Szilard by William Lanouette has been published entitled GENIUS IN THE SHADOWS: A BIOGRAPHY OF LEO SZILARD, THE MAN BEHIND THE BOMB.

Scope and Content of Collection

Accession Processed in 1988

The majority of the materials in the Szilard papers date from the late 1930s to the early 1960s -- the period following Szilard's move to the U.S. Materials dating from earlier years include patents, personal documents, and a number of letters. The collection best documents Szilard's work on the atomic bomb and his efforts on behalf of arms control and world cooperation. The papers are organized in twelve series: 1) BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIALS, 2) CORRESPONDENCE, 3) WRITINGS, 4) SUBJECTS AND ORGANIZATIONS, 5) FINANCIAL RECORDS, 6) ADDRESSES, 7) GERTRUDE SZILARD MATERIALS, 8) PHOTOGRAPHS, 9) AUDIO MATERIALS, 10) AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS, 11) ARTIFACTS, and 12) NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS.

The BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIALS contain primary personal documents, such as certificates and passports, which largely record Szilard's life prior to his emigration from Germany to England in 1933. Included are materials created by other family members, such as Szilard's father's memoir. Also included are biographical articles and sketches and autobiographical materials. Many of the passports and immigration papers contain photographs of Szilard.

The CORRESPONDENCE brings together all of Szilard's communications previously scattered throughout the collection. Incoming and outgoing correspondence is filed together. Arranged alphabetically, the correspondence has been gathered and segregated by author; that is, letters from Szilard to "X" and from "X" to Szilard are integrated in the same folder chronologically. In addition, third party correspondence from "X" to "Y" is also interfiled under the author "X". For exchanges with individuals involving less than three items, the materials are foldered with others, alphabetically by correspondent in "miscellaneous" files (e.g. "A Misc.", "B Misc.", etc.). Works of unidentified correspondents are located at the beginning of the general correspondence.

In general, the correspondence prior to 1946 is less extensive but more significant. Less significant but more extensive is the correspondence from later years. This situation reflects Szilard's greater involvement in public life after World War II. Prominent correspondents include Enrico Fermi, J. William Fulbright, Otto Hahn, Hubert Humphrey, Frederic Joliot-Curie, Linus Pauling, Michael Polyani, Jonas Salk, Edward Teller, Harold C. Urey, and Eugene P. Wigner. Also included are copies of correspondence with Albert Einstein.

The WRITINGS series contains a number of subseries which bring together manuscript and printed materials created by Leo Szilard. Also included are materials created by others, which can be found in the "Publications By Other Authors" subseries. Most materials in this series date from 1946 and after.

A significant subseries, the "Writings by Leo Szilard," contains essays, scientific papers, and literary works produced by Szilard, including the manuscript for his book, The Voice of the Dolphins. These materials are arranged alphabetically by title. Works with changing titles are brought together under the latest title. Works that appear without title are segregated into "dated" and "non-dated" folders at the beginning of the subseries.

The "Patents" subseries contains documents and related materials in the form of drafts, figures and notes. These are organized chronologically. Of special interest are the early patents in refrigeration held with Albert Einstein, the patent for a "neutronic reactor" developed with Enrico Fermi, and Szilard's singular achievements on the "Chain Reaction" and "Chemostat".

The "History" subseries contains materials originally gathered together under that title in Mrs. Szilard's inventory. Herein are important retrospective writings by Szilard on early atomic bomb development and his involvement with the Manhattan Project.

The "Interviews" largely date from the early 1960's and are arranged alphabetically by interviewer or by title when no interviewer is apparent.

The "Memoranda" subseries contains those general communications not directed to a specific recipient. They are arranged chronologically. Most of these materials originated in the Metallurgical Laboratory in Chicago.

Szilard's Speeches date from the close of his direct involvement with the atomic bomb after World War II and his shift into public life as an advocate of disarmament.

The "Handwritten Notes" consist of fragments of Szilard's writings, often jottings on a napkin or a loose scrap of paper. These materials lacked a direct relationship to other items in the original folders in which they were found. The materials have either been labelled with Mrs. Szilard's original folder numbers (where the items were found) or have been given a subject title.

Completing the series are "Notebooks" and "Publications by Other Authors." Notebooks are arranged first by date, then alphabetically by title. The "Publications by Other Authors" mostly consist of materials collected by Szilard after he began work in biology. Organized alphabetically by author, each folder often contains several works.

The series SUBJECTS AND ORGANIZATIONS contains materials of a various genres, including correspondence and printed matter. The subseries "Organizations" contains files on organizations with which Szilard interacted or from which he collected publicity materials. The files are arranged alphabetically by corporate entry. Note the "miscellaneous" folders at the beginning of the subseries for organizations represented by single items. The "Subjects" subseries contains folders which fall outside established categories.

Szilard's FINANCIAL RECORDS form a series containing bank records, tax records, and a subseries grouping invoices, records, and receipts by originating organization. Included in this series is a chronological file of contracts and grants which relate to research activity. Travel materials such as airline and train tickets complete the group.

Although some of the ADDRESS BOOKS are from as early as the 1930's, most of them date from the early 1960's. Included in this group are names and addresses found on fragments of paper or business cards.

Materials in the GERTRUDE SZILARD MATERIALS series were created and arranged by Leo Szilard's wife. The materials largely relate to her work with the Leo Szilard papers. The organization of this series remains unchanged from its original state, with the exception of the correspondence, which has been brought together alphabetically by author. The materials in this series, created after Leo Szilard's death in 1964, concern the disposition, assembly, and processing of the papers, including the original manuscript/typescript of the original inventory to the papers. Also included are materials relating to the production of the two documentary histories: The Collected Works of Leo Szilard: Scientific Papers (1972) and Leo Szilard: His Version of the Facts (1978). Included in this series are documents obtained under the Freedom of Information Act.

The last five series in the collection contain non-manuscript materials. PHOTOGRAPHS in the collection follow a chronological order with the exception of portraits, which are grouped alphabetically by photographer. The AUDIO MATERIALS, such as speeches, talks, and interviews are grouped by format as are the AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS. Many of Szilard's personal effects, including glasses, wallets, and sliderulers, are located in the ARTIFACTS group. Finally, the NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS collected by Szilard remain unprocessed, to be microfilmed at a later date.

SEPARATION LIST

The following materials have been separated either to the Rare collection in Special Collections, or to the General Collection of the UCSD Library.

Conference to plan a strategy for peace: final report. Harriman: Arden House, 1960. Szilard presented an address, pp 16-20.

Gerstell, Richard.

How to survive an atomic bomb. New York: Bantam Books, 1950.

Grodzins, Morton and Eugene Rabinowitch, eds.

The atomic age: scientists in national and world affairs. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1965. Szilard wrote four essays included in the text.

The H bomb. New York: Didier, 1950. Szilard cited as a contributer.

Joint Disarmament Study Group. Discussion papers proposed by U.S. participants: first session. n.p., n.d.

Merton, Thomas.

Peace in the post Christian era. [Trappist: Abbey of Gethsemani], n.d.

Toward a science and a program for human survival. New York: The

Congress of Scientists On Survival, 1962.

The way of the scientist: interviews from the World of Science and Technology. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1962. Interview with Szilard, 23-34.

Accession Processed in 2000

The accession processed in 2000 compliments the first accession and contains correspondence with prominent individuals, several writings by Szilard, recent articles about Szilard, and documentation of programs and projects celebrating his life. Also included are letters written in 1939 between Szilard and international physicists related to attempts to keep fission experiment results unpublished. The collection includes material related to Gertrude Weiss Szilard's life and editorial work. The papers date between 1921 and 1981, and are arranged in five series: 1) CORRESPONDENCE, 2) WRITINGS BY LEO SZILARD, 3) ARTICLES, PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS ON LEO SZILARD, 4) MISCELLANEOUS MATERIAL, and 5) GERTRUDE SZILARD MATERIALS.

SERIES 1: CORRESPONDENCE

The CORRESPONDENCE is arranged alphabetically with most of the letters dating from the 1950s and 1960s. Prominent correspondents include Francis H.C. Crick, Albert Einstein, Frederic Joliot-Curie, John F. Kennedy, Nikita Khruschev, Bertrand Russell, and Jonas Salk. There is also an extensive collection of letters, in German, from Leo Szilard to Gertrude Weiss Szilard for the years 1936-1960.

SERIES 2: WRITINGS BY LEO SZILARD

Significant documents in the WRITINGS series include Szilard's transcription from his notes and recollections of a conversation he had with Nikita Khruschev in 1960; a transcription of the August 2, 1939, letter he composed with Albert Einstein; an interview given in 1955; and, the signed "Petition to the President of the United States," dated July 17, 1945. The series is arranged alphabetically.

SERIES 3: ARTICLES, PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS ON LEO SZILARD

The material about Leo Szilard has been arranged in two subseries: A) Articles on Leo Szilard and B) Projects and Programs on Szilard.

A) The first subseries contains articles and papers written about Leo Szilard. Some appeared in general interest or specialized publications, were given as talks or submitted as academic coursework. Also included are Hungarian language articles and miscellanous clippings that mention Leo Szilard during the period 1960-1984.

B) The second subseries documents several programs and events honoring Leo Szilard including the Leo Szilard Centenary held in Budapest, Hungary. Gertude Weiss Szilard attended some of them and kept copies of the commemorative material contained in this subseries. Included are a transcript of an interview Gertrude Weiss Szilard gave to a San Diego television station and a description of program produced by a television network in Japan.

SERIES 4: MISCELLANEOUS MATERIAL

The MISCELLANEOUS MATERIAL series contains a photocopy of Leo Szilard's academic transcript 1921-1923, a photocopied photograph commemorating the pioneers of nuclear fission at the University of Chicago and financial, tax and business documents.

SERIES 5: GERTRUDE SZILARD MATERIALS

The material in this series is directly related to Gertrude Weiss Szilard's own life, although it continues to reflect her work with her husband's papers after his death in 1964. The four subseries are: A) Biographical Material, B) Correspondence, C) Edited Writings of Leo Szilard, and D) Photographs. The Biographical Material subseries is arranged alphabetically and documents Gertrude Weiss Szilard's educational background and professional life. The Correspondence subseries, arranged alphabetically, letters from Norman Cousins, Henry Kissenger, Bruno Kreisky, and Eugene Wigner. The third subseries contains material related to the publication of the two documentary histories on Leo Szilard, THE COLLECTED WORKS OF LEO SZILARD and LEO SZILARD, HIS VERSION OF THE FACTS, that Gertrude Weiss Szilard worked on as an editor. The Photographs subseries contains formal and informal portraits of Gertrude Weiss Szilard alone and with colleagues and friends.

Indexing Terms

The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.

Subjects

Szilard, Leo -- Archives

Szilard, Gertrud Weiss -- Archives

Manhattan Project (U.S.)

Atomic bomb -- United States

Nuclear arms control

Nuclear nonproliferation

Nuclear physics

Science -- Social aspects

Portrait photographs -- 1898-1977.

Contributors

Einstein, Albert, 1879-1955, -- correspondent

Fermi, Enrico, 1901-1954, -- correspondent

Fulbright, J. William -- (James William), 1905- -- correspondent

Hahn, Otto, 1879-1968, -- correspondent

Humphrey, Hubert H. -- (Hubert Horatio), 1911-1978, -- correspondent

Joliot-Curie, Frédéric, -- correspondent

Pauling, Linus, 1901- -- correspondent

Polyani, Michael, 1891- -- correspondent

Salk, Jonas, 1914- -- correspondent

Teller, Edward, 1908- -- correspondent

Urey, Harold Clayton, 1893- -- correspondent

Wigner, Eugene Paul, 1902- -- correspondent

Szilard, Gertrud Weiss

Collection Contents

Accession Processed in 1988

BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIALS

box 1, folder 1

Personal documents - Birth certificate

box 1, folder 2, oversize FB12902

Awards and certificates

box 1, folder 3

Personal documents - Curriculum vitae

box 1, folder 4

Personal documents - Doctoral dissertation

box 1, folder 5

Personal documents - Marriage certificate

box 1, folder 6

Personal documents - Obituaries

box 1, folder 7

Passports

box 1, folder 8

Personal documents - Will and testament - Leo Szilard 1955 - 1955

box 1, folder 9

Personal documents - Will and testament - Gertrude Weiss Szilard 1958 - 1958

box 1, folder 10

Miscellaneous documents 1916 - 1916

box 1, folder 11

Miscellaneous documents 1918 - 1918

box 1, folder 12

Miscellaneous documents 1919 - 1919

box 1, folder 13

Miscellaneous documents 1920 - 1920

box 1, folder 14

Miscellaneous documents 1922 - 1922

box 1, folder 15

Miscellaneous documents 1923 - 1923

box 1, folder 16

Miscellaneous documents 1924 - 1924

box 1, folder 17

Miscellaneous documents 1925 - 1925

box 1, folder 18

Miscellaneous documents 1927 - 1927

box 1, folder 19

Miscellaneous documents 1928 - 1928

box 1, folder 20

Miscellaneous documents 1929 - 1929

box 1, folder 21

Miscellaneous documents 1930 - 1930

box 1, folder 22

Miscellaneous documents 1931 - 1931

box 1, folder 23

University documents - General materials and early photographs

box 1, folder 24, oversize FB12911

University documents - Report book and doctoral certificate

box 1, folder 25

Early receipts

box 1, folder 26

Polizeiliche Abmeldung 1920 - 1931

box 1, folder 27

Immigration -- United States

box 1, folder 28

Medical reports

box 1, folder 29

Selective Service

box 2, folder 1

Family affairs - Family emigration to United States

box 2, folder 2

Family affairs - Family property in Hungary

box 2, folder 3

Family affairs - Polizeiliche Abmeldung 1923 - 1923

Note

Adalbert "Bela" Szilard.

box 2, folder 4

Errinnerunger aus meinem Leben - Original manuscript?

box 2, folder 5

Errinnerunger aus meinem Leben - Appendix

box 2, folder 6

Errinnerunger aus meinem Leben - English translation

box 2, folder 7

Biographical data and list of publications 1922 - 1945

box 2, folder 8

Biographical data and list of publications 1922 - 1946

box 2, folder 9

Biographical notes and sketches

box 2, folder 10

Biographical publications

box 2, folder 11

Articles about Leo Szilard

Note

Miscellaneous articles with references to Leo Szilard (photocopies).

box 2, folder 12

Articles about Leo Szilard

Note

Miscellaneous articles with references to Leo Szilard (photocopies).

box 3, folder 1

Articles about Leo Szilard - Anderson, Herbert L. 1974 - 1974

Note

"The Legacy of Fermi and Szilard."

box 3, folder 2

Articles about Leo Szilard - Anderson, Herbert L. 1973 - 1973

Note

"Three questions about the sustained nuclear chain reaction."

box 3, folder 3

Articles about Leo Szilard - Coffin, Tristram 1964 - 1964

Note

"Leo Szilard: The Conscience of a Scientist."

box 3, folder 4

Articles about Leo Szilard - COMMONWEAL. "Lobby for Peace." 1951 - 1951

box 3, folder 5

Articles about Leo Szilard - DENVER POST - "The Giants." 1967 - 1967

Note

Comic strip.

box 3, folder 6

Articles about Leo Szilard - Gwertzman, Bernard 1963 - 1963

Note

"The world has six years to live."

box 3, folder 7

Articles about Leo Szilard - Halasz, Nicholas and Robert 1947 - 1947

Note

"Leo Szilard, the Reluctant Father of the Atomic Bomb."

box 3, folder 8

Articles about Leo Szilard - Hester, H.B. "Leo Szilard." 1964 - 1964

box 3, folder 9

Articles about Leo Szilard - Irwin, Theodore. "The legend that is Leo Szilard." 1961 - 1961

box 3, folder 10

Articles about Leo Szilard - Jaffe, Bernard. "Szilard." 1973 - 1973

box 3, folder 11

Articles about Leo Szilard - Lear, John. "A theory of how we age." 1959 - 1959

box 3, folder 12

Articles about Leo Szilard - Lerner, Max. "Life of a Man." 1960 - 1960

box 3, folder 13

Articles about Leo Szilard - LIFE MAGAZINE 1961 - 1961

Note

"I'm looking for a market for wisdom: Leo Szilard, scientist."

box 3, folder 14

Articles about Leo Szilard - Mann, W.B. "The cyclotron." 1953 - 1953

box 3, folder 15

Articles about Leo Szilard - Scott, Walter. "Personality parade." 1971 - 1971

box 3, folder 16

Articles about Leo Szilard - SCIENCE 1946 - 1946

Note

Cover photo.

box 3, folder 17

Articles about Leo Szilard - SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 1962 - 1962

Note

"Thinking ahead with...Leo Szilard."

box 3, folder 18

Articles about Leo Szilard - Smith, Alice Kimball. "After Hiroshima." 1965 - 1965

box 3, folder 19

Articles about Leo Szilard - Smith, Alice Kimball 1966 - 1966

Note

"Rabinowitch awarded Kalinga Prize."

box 3, folder 20

Articles about Leo Szilard - Smith, Donald O. "Two percent for peace." 1962 - 1962

box 3, folder 21

Articles about Leo Szilard - Swing, Raymond. "Raymond Swing's Broadcast." 1945 - 1945

box 3, folder 22

Articles about Leo Szilard - Walsh, John. "A conversation with Eugene Wigner." 1973 - 1973

box 3, folder 23

Articles about Leo Szilard - Wigner, E.P. 1941 - 1941

Note

"Ideas before the discovery of nuclear fission."

box 3, folder 24

Articles about Leo Szilard - Wigner, E.P. 1969 - 1969

Note

"Leo Szilard, 1898-1964: A biographical memoir by Eugene Wigner."

box 3, folder 25

Articles about Leo Szilard - Wolf, Anthony. LOOK MAGAZINE 1967 - 1967

Note

"Twenty-five years with the bomb."

box 3, folder 26

Articles about Leo Szilard - Zaslausky, David. "Of Dolphins and Men." 1962 - 1962

CORRESPONDENCE

box 3, folder 27

Unidentified correspondents

box 3, folder 28

A-miscellaneous

box 3, folder 29

A.A. Thornton and Co. 1949 - 1949

box 3, folder 30

Academic Press 1957 - 1962

box 3, folder 31

Adam, Isbert 1935 - 1954

box 3, folder 32

Adam, Isbert 1935 - 1954

box 4, folder 1

Adey, W. Ross 1964 - 1964

box 4, folder 2

Admiralty. (U.K.). Director of Naval Contracts 1936 - 1939

box 4, folder 3

Alexander, Archibald S. 1950 - 1957

box 4, folder 4

Alger, Ferris E. 1956 - 1963

box 4, folder 5

Allison, Samuel K. 1941 - 1962

box 4, folder 6

Alperovitz, Gar 1961 - 1961

box 4, folder 7

AMERICA: NATIONAL CATHOLIC WEEKLY REVIEW 1955 - 1962

box 4, folder 8

American Academy of Arts and Sciences 1956 - 1963

box 4, folder 9

American Institute of Physics 1940 - 1946

box 4, folder 10

American Physical Society 1952 - 1964

box 4, folder 11

Amrine, Michael 1956 - 1960

box 4, folder 12

Anderson, Herbert L. 1941 - 1963

box 4, folder 13

Anker, Herbert 1951 - 1963

box 4, folder 14

Annenburg, Norman 1944 - 1962

box 4, folder 15

Appleyard, R.K. 1961 - 1961

box 4, folder 16

Argonne National Laboratory 1956 - 1961

box 4, folder 17

Atomic Energy Commission 1949 - 1963

box 4, folder 18

Auger, Pierre 1943 - 1957

box 4, folder 19

B- miscellaneous

box 4, folder 20

B- miscellaneous

box 4, folder 21

Barr, Stringfellow 1950 - 1962

box 4, folder 22

Bartky, W. 1945 - 1945

box 4, folder 23

Bartlett, Charles 1961 - 1961

box 4, folder 24

Baumgartner, Leona 1956 - 1961

box 4, folder 25

Beadle, George 1956 - 1964

box 4, folder 26

Beatty, R.A. 1963 - 1964

box 4, folder 27

Benjamin, John 1950 - 1958

box 4, folder 28

Bernardini, Gilberto 1963 - 1963

box 4, folder 29

Bethe, Hans A. 1950 - 1962

box 4, folder 30

Beveridge, Sir William 1933 - 1933

box 4, folder 31

Bhabha, H.L. 1955 - 1960

box 4, folder 32

Blackett, Patrick M.S. 1939 - 1964

box 4, folder 33

Blum, Walter 1951 - 1955

box 4, folder 34

Bohr, Niels 1936 - 1950

box 4, folder 35

Bowersox, Jeanne 1948 - 1950

box 4, folder 36

Bowles, Chester 1955 - 1961

box 5, folder 1

Bowstead, W.J. 1935 - 1935

box 5, folder 2

Bradbury, Norris E. 1959 - 1959

box 5, folder 3

Brandeis University 1952 - 1954

box 5, folder 4

Brasch, Arno 1934 - 1951

box 5, folder 5

Braun, Werner 1951 - 1952

box 5, folder 6

Breit, Gregory 1936 - 1941

box 5, folder 7

Brennan, D.G. 1960 - 1963

box 5, folder 8

Bresler, S.E. 1960 - 1960

box 5, folder 9

Briggs, Lyman 1939 - 1941

box 5, folder 10

Bronk, Detlev 1956 - 1958

box 5, folder 11

Bronowski, Jacob 1964 - 1964

box 5, folder 12

Brower, Michael 1961 - 1962

box 5, folder 13

Brown, George 1950 - 1951

box 5, folder 14

Brown, Harrison 1947 - 1963

box 5, folder 15

Brush Beryllium Company 1940 - 1942

box 5, folder 16

BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS 1949 - 1964

box 5, folder 17

BULLETIN OF THE RESEARCH EXCHANGE ON THE PREVENTION OF WAR 1955 - 1955

box 5, folder 18

Burdick, Quentin N. 1964 - 1964

box 5, folder 19

Burgers, Jim 1948 - 1948

box 5, folder 20

Burkeholder, Paul R. 1950 - 1961

box 5, folder 21

Bush, Vannevar 1941 - 1951

box 5, folder 22

C- miscellaneous

box 5, folder 23

C- miscellaneous

box 6, folder 1

Cabot, Henry B. 1950 - 1950

box 6, folder 2

California Institute of Technology 1957 - 1962

box 6, folder 3

Canadian Radium and Uranium Corporation 1941 - 1960

box 6, folder 4

Canfield, Cass 1955 - 1957

box 6, folder 5

Cassil, R.V. 1955 - 1955

box 6, folder 6

Cattier, Jean E.V. 1939 - 1939

box 6, folder 7

Cavanaugh, Father John J. 1952 - 1955

box 6, folder 8

CENTENNIAL REVIEW OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 1956 - 1956

box 6, folder 9

Central Trading Corporation 1941 - 1941

box 6, folder 10

Cerro de Pasco Copper Corporation 1941 - 1941

box 6, folder 11

Charles E. Chapin Company 1939 - 1940

box 6, folder 12

Charlton, Peter 1961 - 1962

box 6, folder 13

Cherne, Leo 1961 - 1961

box 6, folder 14

Claremont, Haynes, and Company 1935 - 1949

box 6, folder 15

Clark, Colin 1952 - 1955

box 6, folder 16

Clark, Edward F., Jr. 1950 - 1950

box 6, folder 17

Clark, Grenville 1950 - 1954

box 6, folder 18

Clark, Tom C. 1947 - 1947

Note

Attorney General

box 6, folder 19

Coatsworth, Janet 1952 - 1961

box 6, folder 20

Cobas, Almador 1950 - 1950

box 6, folder 21

Cockroft, J.D. 1936 - 1949

box 6, folder 22

Coffin, Tristram 1962 - 1963

box 6, folder 23

Coggeshall, L.T. 1949 - 1953

box 6, folder 24

Colorado College 1963 - 1963

box 6, folder 25

Columbia Broadcasting System 1960 - 1962

box 6, folder 26

Columbia University 1938 - 1961

box 6, folder 27

Commission to Study the Organization of Peace 1950 - 1950

box 6, folder 28

Commonwealth Fund 1949 - 1957

box 6, folder 29

Compton, Arthur Holly 1941 - 1945

box 6, folder 30

Compton, Arthur Holly 1941 - 1945

box 6, folder 31

Condon, Edward U. 1942 - 1950

box 6, folder 32

Conservation Foundation 1952 - 1962

box 6, folder 33

Cornell College 1956 - 1964

box 6, folder 34

Cosmo Company 1963 - 1963

box 6, folder 35

Council for a Livable World 1964 - 1964

box 6, folder 36

Crawford, Malcolm D. 1958 - 1958

box 6, folder 37

Creutz, Edward 1945 - 1957

box 6, folder 38

Crick, Francis H.C. 1957 - 1957

box 6, folder 39

Critchett, J.H. 1941 - 1941

box 6, folder 40

Crowe, James F. 1958 - 1959

box 6, folder 41

Czechoslovak Academy of Science 1963 - 1964

box 7, folder 1

D- miscellaneous

box 7, folder 2

DAEDALUS 1960 - 1960

box 7, folder 3

Dahlitz, R.H. 1957 - 1957

box 7, folder 4

Danielli, Jim 1950 - 1952

box 7, folder 5

Daniels, Farrington 1945 - 1962

box 7, folder 6

Dailey, Ward 1947 - 1964

box 7, folder 7

Davies, T.H. 1951 - 1952

box 7, folder 8

Davis, Bernard 1950 - 1957

box 7, folder 9

Delbruck, Max 1933 - 1960

box 7, folder 10

Demerec, M. 1951 - 1952

box 7, folder 11

Dempster, E.R. 1943 - 1959

box 7, folder 12

DePeyer-Einerson, Jean 1960 - 1961

box 7, folder 13

Detre, Rose 1947 - 1962

Note

Leo Szilard's sister.

box 7, folder 14

Didier Publishers 1950 - 1954

box 7, folder 15

Dirac, P.A.M. 1935 - 1935

box 7, folder 16

Doan, R.L. 1942 - 1956

box 7, folder 17

Doering, William 1957 - 1964

box 7, folder 18

Dollard, Charles 1950 - 1950

box 7, folder 19

Doty, Paul 1960 - 1960

box 7, folder 20

Downes, Jean 1950 - 1950

box 7, folder 21

Dunn, Gano 1932 - 1939

box 7, folder 22

E- miscellaneous

box 7, folder 23

Easton, Anthony 1957 - 1957

box 7, folder 24

Eaton, Cyrus 1957 - 1962

box 7, folder 25

Eckart, Carl 1951 - 1960

box 7, folder 26

Edsall, John 1960 - 1962

box 7, folder 27

Einstein, Albert 1933 - 1952

box 7, folder 28

Eisenhower, Dwight D. 1960 - 1960

box 7, folder 29

Eldorado Gold Mines, Ltd. 1941 - 1941

box 7, folder 30

Electrical and Musical Industries Ltd. 1934 - 1935

box 7, folder 31

Engstrom, Anne 1964 - 1964

box 7, folder 32

Ephrussi, Boris 1950 - 1952

box 7, folder 33

Esslinger, William 1955 - 1955

box 8, folder 1

F- miscellaneous

box 8, folder 2

Faymonville, Philip 1955 - 1955

box 8, folder 3

Federal Security Agency. Public Health Service. National Institutes of Health 1950 - 1952

box 8, folder 4

Feld, Bernard T. 1952 - 1964

box 8, folder 5

Feltrinelli, Giangiacomo 1961 - 1961

box 8, folder 6

Fermi, Enrico 1936 - 1944

box 8, folder 7

Fermi, Laura 1957 - 1959

box 8, folder 8

Field, Marshall 1955 - 1955

box 8, folder 9

Finletter, Thomas 1947 - 1955

box 8, folder 10

Finn, Robert 1962 - 1964

box 8, folder 11

Fisher, Roger 1962 - 1964

box 8, folder 12

Florentin, Daniel 1949 - 1949

box 8, folder 13

Forbes, Allan 1961 - 1964

box 8, folder 14

Ford Foundation 1955 - 1962

box 8, folder 15

FOREIGN AFFAIRS 1956 - 1960

box 8, folder 16

Foster, William 1960 - 1963

box 8, folder 17

Fox, Maurice 1951 - 1962

box 8, folder 18

Frank, Louise 1955 - 1963

box 8, folder 19

Fremont-Smith, Frank 1963 - 1963

box 8, folder 20

Friends Committee on National Legislation 1961 - 1963

box 8, folder 21

Fulbright, J.W. 1960 - 1964

box 8, folder 22

Fund for the Republic 1955 - 1960

box 8, folder 23

G- miscellaneous

box 8, folder 24

G- miscellaneous

box 8, folder 25

Galef and Jacobs 1960 - 1960

Note

Attorneys.

box 8, folder 26

Garen, Alan 1952 - 1960

box 8, folder 27

Gehman, Richard B. 1952 - 1952

box 8, folder 28

General Electric Company, Ltd. (U.K.) 1934 - 1934

box 8, folder 29

Giannini, G.M. 1936 - 1936

box 8, folder 30

Gibson, Margaret 1962 - 1962

box 8, folder 31

Gimbel, Elinor 1950 - 1955

box 8, folder 32

Glazier, William (Salk Institute) 1962 - 1963

box 8, folder 33

Glicksman, Arvin S. 1961 - 1962

box 8, folder 34

Goldberg, Arthur J. 1963 - 1963

box 8, folder 35

Goldhaber, M. 1935 - 1939

box 9, folder 1

Gomer, Robert 1962 - 1962

box 9, folder 2

Goodman, Leo 1961 - 1961

box 9, folder 3

Gots, Joseph S. 1951 - 1952

box 9, folder 4

Grace, Edwin J. 1957 - 1957

box 9, folder 5

Gray, L.H. 1949 - 1950

box 9, folder 6

Green, Howard 1956 - 1957

box 9, folder 7

Green, Rosina 1960 - 1960

box 9, folder 8

Grodzins, Morton 1954 - 1961

box 9, folder 9

Groves, Leslie R. 1945 - 1945

box 9, folder 10

Gustavson, Reuben 1945 - 1960

box 9, folder 11

H- miscellaneous

box 9, folder 12

H- miscellaneous

box 9, folder 13

Haddow, Alex 1954 - 1961

box 9, folder 14

Hahn, Otto 1957 - 1958

box 9, folder 15

Halle, Kay 1961 - 1961

box 9, folder 16

Hanks, Nancy 1960 - 1960

box 9, folder 17

HARPER'S MAGAZINE 1949 - 1960

box 9, folder 18

Harrell, W.B. 1950 - 1952

box 9, folder 19

Harrison, R. Wendall 1947 - 1958

box 9, folder 20

Hartman, Carl G. 1952 - 1959

box 9, folder 21

Harvard University 1950 - 1963

box 9, folder 22

Haseltine, Lake, and Company 1936 - 1944

box 9, folder 23

Hauge, Mogens 1963 - 1964

box 9, folder 24

Havas, Ernest 1963 - 1963

box 9, folder 25

Hawkins, Dave 1950 - 1950

box 9, folder 26

Hecht, S. 1942 - 1942

box 9, folder 27

Heisenberg, Werner 1957 - 1957

box 9, folder 28

Helferisch, B 1957 - 1957

box 9, folder 29

Henkin, Louis 1963 - 1963

box 9, folder 30

Henshaw, Paul 1952 - 1952

box 9, folder 31

Hester, General Hugh B. 1955 - 1962

box 9, folder 32

Hinshelwood, Cyril 1950 - 1950

box 9, folder 33

Hirsch, Howard 1950 - 1951

box 9, folder 34

Hirst, Hugo 1934 - 1934

box 9, folder 35

Hitchings, George 1951 - 1951

box 9, folder 36

Hoagland, Hudson 1962 - 1963

box 9, folder 37

Hoehler, Fred 1952 - 1961

box 9, folder 38

Hogness, David 1961 - 1962

box 9, folder 39

Hogness, T.R. 1950 - 1951

box 9, folder 40

Hopwood, Professor 1934 - 1935

box 10, folder 1

Horstfall, Frank 1949 - 1963

box 10, folder 2

Hotchkiss, Robert S. 1959 - 1959

box 10, folder 3

Hotchkiss, Rollin D. 1956 - 1960

box 10, folder 4

Hsing, Huan 1958 - 1958

box 10, folder 5

Huber, Wolfgang 1950 - 1950

box 10, folder 6

Hughes, Thomas L. 1958 - 1960

box 10, folder 7

HUMANISTS 1950 - 1950

box 10, folder 8

Humphrey, Hubert 1955 - 1961

box 10, folder 9

Hutchins, Robert M. 1945 - 1962

box 10, folder 10

I- miscellaneous

box 10, folder 11

Imperial Chemical Industries 1936 - 1945

box 10, folder 12

Inglis, David 1955 - 1962

box 10, folder 13

International Latex Corporation 1952 - 1964

box 10, folder 14

INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 1962 - 1962

box 10, folder 15

Institute for International Order 1956 - 1957

box 10, folder 16

Institute for Strategic Studies 1952 - 1964

box 10, folder 17

Ives, Philip T. 1961 - 1961

box 10, folder 18

J- miscellaneous

box 10, folder 19

Jacob, Francois 1960 - 1961

box 10, folder 20

Jacobson, Gunther 1942 - 1947

box 10, folder 21

Jeine, N.J.K. 1960 - 1963

box 10, folder 22

Johnson, Warren C. 1950 - 1958

box 10, folder 23

Joliot-Curie, F. 1937 - 1955

box 10, folder 24

Jones, Aubrey 1961 - 1964

box 10, folder 25

Jones, Hardin B. 1960 - 1962

box 10, folder 26

K- miscellaneous

box 11, folder 1

Kalven, Harry Jr. 1960 - 1963

box 11, folder 2

Kammitzer, R. 1936 - 1940

box 11, folder 3

Kelner, Albert 1949 - 1950

box 11, folder 4

Kendrew, John 1963 - 1964

box 11, folder 5

Kennedy, John F. 1960 - 1963

box 11, folder 6

Kerscher, Rudolf 1962 - 1963

box 11, folder 7

Khrushchev, Nikita S. 1959 - 1963

box 11, folder 8

Killian, J.R. 1960 - 1960

box 11, folder 9

Kimpton, Lawrence A. 1946 - 1955

box 11, folder 10

Kingsley, Sidney 1956 - 1956

box 11, folder 11

Klein, George 1959 - 1959

box 11, folder 12

Klemperer, Paul 1955 - 1956

box 11, folder 13

Klieneberger-Novel, Emmy 1951 - 1951

box 11, folder 14

Kobler, John 1951 - 1951

box 11, folder 15

Kolin, Alexander 1955 - 1955

box 11, folder 16

Koprowski, Hillary 1957 - 1957

box 11, folder 17

Kubie, Lawrence S. 1953 - 1961

box 11, folder 18

L- miscellaneous

box 11, folder 19

L- miscellaneous

box 11, folder 20

Lange, Fritz 1934 - 1963

box 11, folder 21

Lapp, Ralph E. 1954 - 1963

box 11, folder 22

Lasker, Mary 1955 - 1963

box 11, folder 23

Latarjet, Raymond 1951 - 1960

box 11, folder 24

Lattimer, John Kingsley 1959 - 1959

box 11, folder 25

Laue, Max von 1921 - 1960

box 11, folder 26

Lavender, Robert A. 1943 - 1960

box 11, folder 27

Lawrence, E.O. 1940 - 1940

box 11, folder 28

Lawson, A.W. 1940 - 1954

box 11, folder 29

Lederberg, Joshua 1951 - 1962

box 11, folder 30

Leghorn, Richard 1955 - 1960

box 11, folder 31

Lennox, Edwin S. 1957 - 1963

box 12, folder 1

Lerner, Max 1952 - 1961

box 12, folder 2

Levi, Edward H. 1949 - 1964

box 12, folder 3

Libby, W.F. 1959 - 1961

box 12, folder 4

Liebowitz, Benjamin 1938 - 1964

box 12, folder 5

Lindbergh, Charles 1939 - 1939

box 12, folder 6

Linde Air Products Company 1941 - 1951

box 12, folder 7

Lindemann, F.A. 1935 - 1944

box 12, folder 8

Lipmann, Fritz 1953 - 1957

box 12, folder 9

Livingston, Robert B. 1956 - 1964

box 12, folder 10

LONDON TIMES 1963 - 1963

box 12, folder 11

Long, Franklin A. 1951 - 1962

box 12, folder 12

LOOK MAGAZINE 1960 - 1964

box 12, folder 13

Loomis, Alfred 1943 - 1951

box 12, folder 14

M- miscellaneous

box 12, folder 15

M- miscellaneous

box 12, folder 16

Maas, Werner 1957 - 1957

box 12, folder 17

MacDuffie, Marshall 1950 - 1956

box 12, folder 18

Manley, J.H. 1941 - 1942

box 12, folder 19

Mann, Norene 1949 - 1964

box 12, folder 20

Marc Wood International, Inc. 1959 - 1960

box 12, folder 21

Marshak, Robert E. 1933 - 1962

box 13, folder 1

Marvel, Josiah Jr. 1950 - 1950

box 13, folder 2

Marzani and Munsell Publishers, Inc. 1962 - 1962

box 13, folder 3

Mayer, Joseph E. 1949 - 1949

box 13, folder 4

Mayor, Brantz 1956 - 1956

box 13, folder 5

McGovern, George 1963 - 1963

box 13, folder 6

McGregor, Robert F. 1957 - 1957

box 13, folder 7

McIntosh, James A. 1946 - 1951

box 13, folder 8

McMahon, Brien 1946 - 1949

box 13, folder 9

Medewar, Peter 1957 - 1959

box 13, folder 10

Meier, Richard 1950 - 1953

box 13, folder 11

Meiers, George 1949 - 1949

box 13, folder 12

Menke, John R. 1949 - 1962

box 13, folder 13

Menshikov, Mikhail A. 1960 - 1961

box 13, folder 14

Meselson, Matthew 1962 - 1964

box 13, folder 15

Metal Hydrides, Inc. 1940 - 1942

box 13, folder 16

Ministry of Supply. Division of Atomic Energy 1949 - 1949

box 13, folder 17

Minot, Francis 1955 - 1957

box 13, folder 18

Minow, Newton N. 1963 - 1963

box 13, folder 19

Mitchell, D.P. 1940 - 1941

box 13, folder 20

Monod, Jacques 1953 - 1963

box 13, folder 21

Morganthau, Hans J. 1955 - 1960

box 13, folder 22

Moses, Fritz 1943 - 1961

box 13, folder 23

Muller, Charles P. 1943 - 1957

box 13, folder 24

Muller, H.J. 1949 - 1964

box 13, folder 25

Muller, Steven 1963 - 1964

box 13, folder 26

Murrow, Edward R. 1961 - 1963

box 13, folder 27

Myers, Jack 1951 - 1951

box 13, folder 28

N- miscellaneous

box 14, folder 1

Nathan, Otto 1957 - 1961

box 14, folder 2

NATION 1950 - 1961

box 14, folder 3

National Academy of Sciences 1950 - 1964

box 14, folder 4

National Carbon Company, Inc. 1939 - 1941

box 14, folder 5

National Farmers' Union 1947 - 1963

box 14, folder 6

National Research Council 1949 - 1953

box 14, folder 7

National Rural Electric Cooperative Association 1947 - 1947

box 14, folder 8

National Science Foundation 1954 - 1959

box 14, folder 9

NATURE 1936 - 1959

box 14, folder 10

Naval Medical Research Institute 1953 - 1954

box 14, folder 11

Naval Research Laboratory 1939 - 1940

box 14, folder 12

Neurath, Hans 1950 - 1951

box 14, folder 13

New American Library of World Literature 1960 - 1962

box 14, folder 14

NEW STATESMAN 1963 - 1964

box 14, folder 15

New York Academy of Sciences 1952 - 1952

box 14, folder 16

NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE 1950 - 1961

box 14, folder 17

NEW YORK TIMES 1950 - 1962

box 14, folder 18

NEW YORK TIMES - Letters of public response to Szilard's "Letter to the Editor" 1955 - 1955

box 14, folder 19

Noel-Baker, Philip 1963 - 1963

box 14, folder 20

Norden, Heinz 1957 - 1960

box 14, folder 21

Novick, Aaron 1949 - 1962

box 14, folder 22

Nuclear Development Council 1951 - 1954

box 14, folder 23

O- miscellaneous

box 14, folder 24

Oak Ridge Scientists at Clinton 1945 - 1945

box 14, folder 25

Ohio Chemical and Manufacturing Company 1941 - 1941

box 14, folder 26

Oliphant, M.L. 1934 - 1957

box 14, folder 27

Oppenheimer, Robert 1945 - 1957

box 15, folder 1

P- miscellaneous

box 15, folder 2

P- miscellaneous

box 15, folder 3

Packard, L.E. 1949 - 1950

box 15, folder 4

Panofsky, Wolfgang 1963 - 1963

box 15, folder 5

Patton, James G. 1950 - 1961

box 15, folder 6

Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton, and Garrison 1960 - 1960

box 15, folder 7

Pauling, Linus 1947 - 1960

box 15, folder 8

Pegram, G.B. 1935 - 1942

box 15, folder 9

Penn, Arthur 1962 - 1962

box 15, folder 10

Pennie, Davis, Marvin, and Barrows 1938 - 1955

box 15, folder 11

Peters, William 1961 - 1962

box 15, folder 12

Philips-Fabriken 1933 - 1938

box 15, folder 13

Pickett, Clarence 1948 - 1950

box 15, folder 14

Pines, Maya 1962 - 1962

box 15, folder 15

Placzek, G. 1934 - 1941

box 15, folder 16

Podbielniak, Inc. 1950 - 1950

box 15, folder 17

Polanyi, John 1960 - 1961

box 15, folder 18

Polanyi, Michael 1934 - 1961

box 15, folder 19

Pomerance, Ralph and Joe 1958 - 1961

box 15, folder 20

Pomerat, Gerard R. 1949 - 1949

box 15, folder 21

Prentice, D.J. 1962 - 1962

box 15, folder 22

Prentice, J. Rockefeller 1952 - 1953

box 15, folder 23

Pressman, David 1953 - 1956

box 15, folder 24

Princeton University 1931 - 1952

box 15, folder 25

Puck, Theodore T. 1949 - 1958

box 16, folder 1

Q- miscellaneous

box 16, folder 2

R- miscellaneous

box 16, folder 3

R- miscellaneous

box 16, folder 4

Rabi, I.I. 1934 - 1960

box 16, folder 5

Rabinowitch, E. 1949 - 1960

box 16, folder 6

Radium Chemical Company 1939 - 1945

box 16, folder 7

Rauh and Levy 1960 - 1961

box 16, folder 8

READER'S DIGEST 1952 - 1958

box 16, folder 9

Redfield, Robert 1945 - 1952

box 16, folder 10

Reed College 1961 - 1962

box 16, folder 11

Reiner, Jonas 1951 - 1956

box 16, folder 12

Reissig, Hermann 1950 - 1950

box 16, folder 13

Revelle, Roger 1951 - 1963

box 16, folder 14

Richards 1939 - 1939

box 16, folder 15

Roberts, Walter Orr 1950 - 1951

box 16, folder 16

Rockefeller Foundation 1951 - 1957

box 16, folder 17

Rogers, Edith 1959 - 1962

box 16, folder 18

Roosevelt, Franklin and Eleanor 1939 - 1961

box 16, folder 19

Rosenfeld 1933 - 1933

box 16, folder 20

Rosenstiel, Lewis 1946 - 1955

box 16, folder 21

Rosin, Joseph 1941 - 1941

box 16, folder 22

Rotblat, J. 1957 - 1958

box 16, folder 23

Rowohlt Verlag GMBH 1961 - 1962

box 16, folder 24

Royal Navy Scientific Service 1936 - 1949

box 16, folder 25

Rubin, Victor 1946 - 1946

box 16, folder 26

Rusk, Dean 1949 - 1957

box 16, folder 27

Russell, Bertrand 1955 - 1958

box 16, folder 28

Rutherford, Lord Ernest 1934 - 1936

box 16, folder 29

Sa-Sl- miscellaneous

box 16, folder 30

Sa-Sl- miscellaneous

box 17, folder 1

Sm-Sz- miscellaneous

box 17, folder 2

Sm-Sz- miscellaneous

box 17, folder 3

Sachar, Abram L. 1953 - 1961

box 17, folder 4

Sachs, Alexander 1939 - 1940

box 17, folder 5

Sachs, Alexander

Note

Letter drafts, n.d.

box 17, folder 6

Salk, Jonas 1957 - 1963

box 17, folder 7

Sane Nuclear Policy 1961 - 1964

box 17, folder 8

SATURDAY EVENING POST 1955 - 1961

box 17, folder 9

Scheiber, Esther 1956 - 1958

box 17, folder 10

Schiff, Leonard I. 1961 - 1962

box 17, folder 11

Schlesinger 1933 - 1933

box 17, folder 12

Schroedinger, E. 1933 - 1956

box 17, folder 13

SCIENCE 1945 - 1952

box 17, folder 14

SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 1951 - 1963

box 17, folder 15

Scophony Limited 1934 - 1936

box 17, folder 16

Seaborg, Glenn T. 1961 - 1961

box 17, folder 17

Segoe, Ladislas 1957 - 1957

box 17, folder 18

Segre, Emilio 1936 - 1961

box 17, folder 19

Shannon, Kay 1963 - 1963

box 17, folder 20

Shaughnessy, Donald 1961 - 1962

box 17, folder 21

Shils, Edward 1949 - 1957

box 17, folder 22

Shimmerlik and Belcher 1955 - 1959

box 17, folder 23

Shurcliff, William A. 1961 - 1962

box 17, folder 24

Silard, Andrew P. 1953 - 1953

box 17, folder 25

Silard, Bela 1939 - 1962

Note

brother

box 17, folder 26

Silard, John 1952 - 1962

box 18, folder 1

Simon, F. 1938 - 1950

box 18, folder 2

Simon and Schuster 1961 - 1963

box 18, folder 3

Singer 1935 - 1935

box 18, folder 4

Sizer, Irwin W. 1962 - 1962

box 18, folder 5

Skobeltzyn, D.F. 1957 - 1957

box 18, folder 6

Sleeper, H. Prescott 1964 - 1964

box 18, folder 7

Slick, Tom 1957 - 1961

box 18, folder 8

Sloan-Kettering Institute 1962 - 1963

box 18, folder 9

Smothers, Edgar 1955 - 1955

box 18, folder 10

Sonnenborn, Tracy 1950 - 1964

box 18, folder 11

Sperry, R.W. 1964 - 1964

box 18, folder 12

Stanier, Roger 1951 - 1951

box 18, folder 13

Stearns, J.C. 1942 - 1945

box 18, folder 14

Stearns, Robert L. 1950 - 1955

box 18, folder 15

Stern, Philip M. 1963 - 1963

box 18, folder 16

Stern, Otto 1932 - 1932

box 18, folder 17

Stevenson, Adlai 1961 - 1963

box 18, folder 18

Still, Joseph W. 1955 - 1962

box 18, folder 19

Stokes, Joseph 1955 - 1964

box 18, folder 20

Stone, Shepard 1961 - 1961

box 18, folder 21

Strauss, Lewis 1938 - 1962

box 18, folder 22

Strehler, Bernard L. 1955 - 1955

box 18, folder 23

Striker, Michael 1948 - 1954

box 18, folder 24

Stuart Oxygen Company 1941 - 1941

box 18, folder 25

Suess, Hans E. 1957 - 1957

box 18, folder 26

Sullivan, Lucartha 1951 - 1962

box 18, folder 27

Swarthmore College 1961 - 1961

box 18, folder 28

Swartz, William M. 1955 - 1961

box 18, folder 29

Switz, T.M. 1951 - 1953

box 18, folder 30

Szilard, Leo

box 18, folder 31

Szilard, Louis (father) 1947 - 1947

box 18, folder 32

T- miscellaneous

box 18, folder 33

Talmage, David W. 1957 - 1960

box 18, folder 34

Tamm, Igor 1963 - 1963

box 18, folder 35

Tatum, E.L. 1950 - 1962

box 18, folder 36

Teller, Edward 1939 - 1963

box 18, folder 37

Tiburtius, Joachim 1957 - 1958

box 18, folder 38

TIMES (London) 1958 - 1958

box 19, folder 1

Tinbergen, Jan 1955 - 1955

box 19, folder 2

Titanium Alloy Manufacturing Co. 1941 - 1941

box 19, folder 3

Todd, Alan R. 1949 - 1953

box 19, folder 4

Topchiev, A.V. 1957 - 1961

box 19, folder 5

Truman, Harry S. 1945 - 1945

box 19, folder 6

Tuck, J.L. 1938 - 1949

box 19, folder 7

Turner, Louis A. 1940 - 1941

box 19, folder 8

Tuve, Merle 1939 - 1939

box 19, folder 9

U- miscellaneous

box 19, folder 10

Undersecretary of State (U.K.). Aliens Department. Home Office, London 1936 - 1938

box 19, folder 11

Union Carbide and Carbon Research 1939 - 1941

box 19, folder 12

Union Process Company 1947 - 1950

box 19, folder 13

U.S. Department of Commerce 1940 - 1955

box 19, folder 14

U.S. Department of Defense 1956 - 1964

box 19, folder 15

U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare 1957 - 1964

box 19, folder 16

U.S. Department of State 1949 - 1963

box 19, folder 17

U.S. Department of the Navy 1951 - 1957

box 19, folder 18

U.S. Department of War 1943 - 1946

box 19, folder 19

U.S. Office of Scientific Research and Development 1941 - 1946

box 19, folder 20

U.S. Office of the Vice President 1960 - 1960

box 19, folder 21

United States Graphite Company 1939 - 1940

box 19, folder 22

University of California 1959 - 1964

box 19, folder 23

University of Chicago 1942 - 1964

box 19, folder 24

University of Chicago Press 1957 - 1961

box 19, folder 25

University of Colorado 1951 - 1959

box 19, folder 26

University of Hartford 1961 - 1961

box 19, folder 27

University of Illinois 1951 - 1956

box 19, folder 28

Urey, Harold C. 1940 - 1956

box 20, folder 1

Usborne, Henry 1953 - 1954

box 20, folder 2

V- miscellaneous

box 20, folder 3

Van Atta, L.C. 1961 - 1962

box 20, folder 4

Van Slyke, Donald D. 1957 - 1957

box 20, folder 5

Victor Gollancz, Ltd. 1961 - 1961

box 20, folder 6

Visconti, Niccolo 1962 - 1964

box 20, folder 7

Vogelstein, T.M. 1936 - 1953

box 20, folder 8

von Neumann, John 1946 - 1946

box 20, folder 9

W- miscellaneous

box 20, folder 10

W- miscellaneous

box 20, folder 11

Wald, George 1950 - 1951

box 20, folder 12

Walkowicz, Ted F. 1956 - 1957

box 20, folder 13

Wallace, Henry A. 1945 - 1960

box 20, folder 14

Washington, George T. 1947 - 1947

box 20, folder 15

WASHINGTON POST 1946 - 1963

box 20, folder 16

Watson, James 1959 - 1962

box 20, folder 17

Watson, Thomas J. 1962 - 1963

box 20, folder 18

Watson, W.W. 1944 - 1944

box 20, folder 19

WBBM-TV 1963 - 1963

box 20, folder 20

WBC Productions, Inc. 1961 - 1962

box 20, folder 21

Weaver, Warren 1950 - 1964

box 20, folder 22

Webb, N.C., Jr. 1959 - 1961

box 20, folder 23

Weinburg, Alvin 1957 - 1964

box 20, folder 24

Weiss, Paul 1957 - 1957

box 20, folder 25

Weisskopf, Victor 1939 - 1964

box 20, folder 26

Weizmann 1934 - 1934

box 20, folder 27

Weizsacker, Carl 1957 - 1964

box 20, folder 28

Wheeler, Johna 1940 - 1940

box 20, folder 29

White, Gilbert 1950 - 1950

box 20, folder 30

White House 1940 - 1964

Note

Executive Mansion, Washington, D.C.

box 21, folder 1

Whitmore, Willet F. 1961 - 1962

box 21, folder 2

Whyte, L.L. Esq. 1935 - 1935

box 21, folder 3

Wiesner, Jerome 1957 - 1963

box 21, folder 4

Wigner, Eugene P. 1932 - 1964

box 21, folder 5

Wilkinson, et al. 1943 - 1952

box 21, folder 6

Willett, E.L. 1952 - 1953

box 21, folder 7

Wilson, Earl A. 1953 - 1953

box 21, folder 8

Wilson, Robert R. 1941 - 1962

box 21, folder 9

Witcoff, Raymond 1955 - 1955

box 21, folder 10

Witkin, Evelyn 1949 - 1952

box 21, folder 11

Wofford, Harris 1948 - 1960

box 21, folder 12

Women's International League 1955 - 1955

box 21, folder 13

Wood, William Maxwell 1947 - 1947

box 21, folder 14

Wooldridge, Dean 1964 - 1964

box 21, folder 15

Wright, C.S. 1936 - 1936

box 21, folder 16

Y- miscellaneous

box 21, folder 17

Yeshiva University 1960 - 1964

box 21, folder 18

York, Foster 1943 - 1956

box 21, folder 19

York, Herbert 1961 - 1964

box 21, folder 20

Young, Donald 1955 - 1955

box 21, folder 21

Young, Wayland 1961 - 1963

box 21, folder 22

Yudell, Esther 1962 - 1963

box 21, folder 23

Z- miscellaneous

box 21, folder 24

Zeisel, Hans and Eva 1951 - 1954

box 21, folder 25

Zelle, Max 1961 - 1963

box 21, folder 26

Zerwick, M.B. 1960 - 1960

box 21, folder 27

Zilahy, Lajos 1952 - 1952

box 21, folder 28

Zimen, K.E. 1960 - 1963

box 21, folder 29

Zinder, Norton 1952 - 1957

box 21, folder 30

Zinn, W.H. 1939 - 1946

box 21, folder 31

Zirkle, Raymond E. 1947 - 1947

box 21, folder 32

Zuercher Woche 1962 - 1962

box 21, folder 33

Zumstein, Fritz 1933 - 1953

WRITINGS

Writings by Leo Szilard

box 22, folder 1

Untitled - Dated 1941 - 1963

box 22, folder 2

Untitled - Dated 1941 - 1963

box 22, folder 3

Untitled - No dates

box 22, folder 4

Bibliographic materials

box 22, folder 5

Absorption of residual neutrons 1935 - 1935

Note

Reprint

box 22, folder 6

Aging process and the comparative strength of spermatozoa 1963 - 1963

Note

Mimeographs, edited.

box 22, folder 7

Anomalies in radioactivity induced by neutrons 1937 - 1937

Note

Typescript and gallery proofs.

box 22, folder 8

Anomalies in the Fermi effect 1936 - 1936

Note

Typescript drafts, edited.

box 22, folder 9

America, Russia, and the Bomb. New Republic 1949 - 1949

box 22, folder 10

Anti-mutagens 1952 - 1952

Note

Reprint.

box 22, folder 11

Are we on the road to war 1961 - 1961

Note

Reprints.

box 22, folder 12

Atomic bombs and the postwar position of the United States in the world 1945 - 1945

Note

Memorandum to have been placed before President Roosevelt prior to the first bomb test in New Mexico. Typescript, carbon copies, and mimeograph censored copy.

box 22, folder 13

Berlin Crisis 1961 - 1961

Note

Reprint

box 22, folder 14

Beeinflussung polarisierter Elektronenstrahlen durch Magnetfelder, with E. Rupp 1931 - 1931

box 22, folder 15

Bund

Note

Typescript drafts, edited. n.d.

box 22, folder 16

Calling for a crusade 1946 - 1946

Note

Reprint

box 23, folder 1

Calling all stars 1949 - 1949

Note

Mimeograph

box 23, folder 2

Can science create life?

Note

Typescript, edited. n.d.

box 23, folder 3

Can we avert an arms race under the present conditions? 1946 - 1946

Note

Typescript, edited.

box 23, folder 4

Can we get off the road to war? 1962 - 1962

Note

Typescript, edited, and carbon copy.

box 23, folder 5

Can we have international control of atomic energy? 1949 - 1949

Note

Typescript, with corrections, and prints.

box 23, folder 6

Career investigators 1962 - 1962

Note

Typescript

box 23, folder 7

Chemical analogue theory of antibody formation 1957 - 1957

Note

Typescript, with corrections

box 23, folder 8

Chemical separation of the radioactive element from its bombarded isotope ... 1934 - 1934

Note

[title continues] in the Fermi effect. With T. A. Chalmers. Reprint

box 23, folder 9

Chromosomal-Function Loss theory of the aging process and the ... 1959 - 1959

Note

[title continues] dependence of the sex ratio at birth on the age of the father. Typescript drafts, edited.

box 23, folder 10

Contribution of 238 fission to the fast chain reaction in enriched mixtures 1943 - 1943

Note

Typescript draft, edited, and finished version.

box 23, folder 11

Control of the chain reaction 1941 - 1941

Note

Typescript drafts, including additional "Remarks to paper" and "General remarks to the enclosed paper."

box 23, folder 12

Control of the formation of specific proteins in bacteria and in ... 1960 - 1960

Note

[title continues] animal cells. Reprint

box 23, folder 13

Conversation with Halban 1944 - 1944

Note

Typescript

box 23, folder 14

Conversation with K (Khrushchev) on October 5, 1960 1960 - 1960

Note

Recorded from memory on October 9 on the basis of notes made on the day of the conversation.

box 23, folder 15

Council and the Lobby 1962 - 1962

Note

Edited draft, revisions.

box 23, folder 16

Creative intelligence and society: The case of atomic research, ... 1946 - 1946

Note

[title continues] the background in fundamental science. Typescript drafts, edited.

box 23, folder 17

Cyclotron 1954 - 1954

Note

Edited drafts.

box 23, folder 18

Dependence of the sex ratio at birth on the age of the father 1960 - 1960

Note

Reprint

box 23, folder 19

Description of a study relating to the world security problems raised by ... 1958 - 1958

Note

[title continues] the bomb.

box 23, folder 20

Description of the chemostat 1950 - 1950

Note

Reprint

box 23, folder 21

Detection of neutrons liberated from beryllium by gamma rays: a new ... 1934 - 1934

Note

[title continues] technique for inducing radioactivity. Reprint

box 23, folder 22

Device for growing bacterial populations under steady state conditions 1955 - 1955

Note

Reprint

box 23, folder 23

Diary of Dr. Davis

Note

Mimeograph master, mimeograph, and published version.

box 23, folder 24

Die Polarisierung von Rontgenstrahlen durch Reflexion an Kristallen, with H.M. 1926 - 1926

Note

Reprint

box 23, folder 25

Disarmament and the problem of peace 1955 - 1955

Note

Published print.

box 23, folder 26

Disclosures of July 1939 1939 - 1939

Note

Typescript, edited.

box 24, folder 1

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon 1941 - 1941

Note

Background of the paper 'Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon' of February 14, 1940

box 24, folder 2

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1940 - 1940

box 24, folder 3

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1940 - 1940

Note

"Summary." Typescript, edited.

box 24, folder 4

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1940 - 1940

Note

"Notations." Typescript, edited.

box 24, folder 5

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1940 - 1940

Note

"Introduction." Typescript, edited.

box 24, folder 6

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1940 - 1940

Note

"Quotations." Typescript, edited.

box 24, folder 7

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1940 - 1940

Note

"Single spheres of uranium." Typescript, edited.

box 24, folder 8

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1940 - 1940

Note

"Lattice of uranium spheres." Typescript, edited.

box 24, folder 9

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1940 - 1940

Note

"Spacing of the lattice." Typescript, edited.

box 24, folder 10

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1940 - 1940

Note

"Balance of emissions and absorption of neutrons by uranium." Typescript, edited.

box 24, folder 11

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1940 - 1940

Note

"Conditions for a chain reaction." Typescript, edited.

box 24, folder 12

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1940 - 1940

Note

"Critical dimensions." Typescript, edited.

box 24, folder 13

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1940 - 1940

Note

"Measurements." Typescript, edited.

box 24, folder 14

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1940 - 1940

Note

"Stabilizing the chain reaction." Typescript, edited.

box 24, folder 15

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1940 - 1940

Note

"Figure."

box 24, folder 16

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1940 - 1940

Note

"Conclusions." Typescript, edited.

box 24, folder 17

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1940 - 1940

Note

Photocopy draft mailed to Szilard to establish date.

box 24, folder 18

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1940 - 1940

Note

Typescript draft

box 24, folder 19

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1940 - 1940

Note

Typescript drafts.

box 24, folder 20

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1940 - 1940

Note

Handwritten notes

box 24, folder 21

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1940 - 1940

Note

Handwritten drafts

box 24, folder 22, oversize FB12903

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1940 - 1940

Note

Figures

box 24, folder 23

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1946 - 1946

Note

"Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon."

box 24, folder 24

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1946 - 1946

Note

"In place of a summary."

box 24, folder 25

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1946 - 1946

Note

Notes, added in May 1946.

box 24, folder 26

Divergent chain reaction in systems composed of uranium and carbon - A-55 Report 1940 - 1940

Note

"Nuclear chain reaction in a system composed of uranium, beryllium and carbon."

box 24, folder 27

Draft for a film

Note

Autobiographical. Handwritten rough draft. n.d.

box 24, folder 28

Draft of a letter 1948 - 1948

Note

On world peace

box 24, folder 29

Draft proposal 1961 - 1961

Note

On disarmament

box 25, folder 1

Effect of the atomic stalemate on the chances of reaching a political ... 1955 - 1955

Note

[title continues] settlement with Russia.

box 25, folder 2

Ein einfacher Versuch zur Auffindung eines selektiven Effektes bei der ... 1925 - 1925

Note

[title continues] Zerstreuung von Rontgenstrahlen. With H. Mark. Reprint

box 25, folder 3

Emission of neutrons by uranium, with W.H. Zinn 1939 - 1939

Note

Reprint

box 25, folder 4

Experiments on light-reactivation of ultraviolet inactivated bacteria 1949 - 1949

Note

With Aaron Novick. Reprint

box 25, folder 5

Experiments on spontaneous and chemically induced mutations of bacteria ... 1951 - 1951

Note

[title continues] growing in the chemostat. With Aaron Novick.

box 25, folder 6

Experiments on the breeder 1952 - 1952

Note

Cells. Typescript.

box 25, folder 7

Experiments on the production of the 'Compound' using double-auxotrophs 1953 - 1953

Note

Edited draft with data, final copy.

box 25, folder 8

Experiments with the chemostat on spontaneous mutations of bacteria 1950 - 1950

Note

With Aaron Novick. Edited drafts, mimeographs, reprint.

box 25, folder 9

Experiments with the chemostat on the rates of amino acid synthesis in bacteria 1954 - 1954

Note

With Aaron Novick. Typescript, figures, reprint.

box 25, folder 10

Facts about the hydrogen bomb 1950 - 1950

box 25, folder 11

Fast neutron fission of U238 and the production of element 94-238 from U238 1943 - 1943

Note

Preliminary report. Typescript, mimeograph.

box 25, folder 12

Final report 1953 - 1953

Note

Results of work with Aaron Novick. Typescript, mimeograph.

box 25, folder 13

Financing of higher education in the professional schools of the U. of Chicago

Note

Typescript. n.d.

box 25, folder 14

For NEWSWEEK 1962 - 1962

Note

Disarmament

box 25, folder 15

Franck Report 1945 - 1945

box 25, folder 16

Free market economy in a 'constant flow' monetary system 1949 - 1949

Note

Edited draft and final copy.

box 25, folder 17

Free market economy in a 'constant flow' monetary system. - Handwritten notes

box 25, folder 18

Free market economy in a 'constant flow' monetary system. - Typewritten notes

box 25, folder 19

Gamma rays excited by capture of neutrons 1937 - 1937

Note

Draft and reprint.

box 25, folder 20

General recommendations concerning research on uranium

Note

n.d.

box 25, folder 21

Genetic mechanisms in bacteria and bacterial viruses I 1951 - 1951

Note

Experiments on spontaneous and chemically induced mutations of bacteria growing in the chemostat, with Aaron Novick. Reprint.

box 25, folder 22

Getting off the line of least resistance 1962 - 1962

Note

Disarmament

box 25, folder 23

Great dilemma 1957 - 1957

Note

Edited typescript

box 25, folder 24

Growth factor limited bacterial populations kept in the growth phase 1950 - 1950

box 25, folder 25

Has the time come to abrogate war?

Note

n.d.

box 25, folder 26

H-bomb and the scientists 1950 - 1950

box 26, folder 1

Homologous suppression in man 1963 - 1963

Note

Rough draft

box 26, folder 2

How did it all begin? 1962 - 1962

Note

Council and Lobby for Abolishing War. Draft.

box 26, folder 3

How do amino acids read the code? 1957 - 1957

Note

Mimeographs

box 26, folder 4

How do amino acids read the code?

Note

Mimeograph masters

box 26, folder 5

How do amino acids read the code?

Note

Drafts

box 26, folder 6

How should one go about developing the field of quantitative biology in Europe? 1963 - 1963

Note

Draft

box 26, folder 7

How to kill your husband and get away with it

Note

Rough draft. n.d.

box 26, folder 8

How to live with the Bomb and survive 1960 - 1960

Note

The possibility of a Pax Russo-Americana in the Long-Range Rocket Stage of the so-called Atomic Stalemate. Reprint

box 26, folder 9

How to live with the Bomb and survive 1957 - 1957

Note

The possibility of a Pax Russo-Americana in the Long-Range Rocket Stage of the so-called Atomic Stalemate - Memorandum on the Bomb. Drafts

box 26, folder 10

How to live with the Bomb and survive 1957 - 1957

Note

The possibility of a Pax Russo-Americana in the Long-Range Rocket Stage of the so-called Atomic Stalemate - Memorandum on 'How to live with the Bomb.'

box 26, folder 11

How to live with the Bomb and survive

Note

The possibility of a Pax Russo-Americana in the Long-Range Rocket Stage of the so-called Atomic Stalemate - How to live with the Bomb. Second version. n.d.

box 26, folder 12

How to live with the Bomb and survive

Note

The possibility of a Pax Russo-Americana in the Long-Range Rocket Stage of the so-called Atomic Stalemate - How to live with the Bomb and survive. Rough draft. n.d.

box 26, folder 13

How to live with the Bomb and survive 1959 - 1959

Note

The possibility of a Pax Russo-Americana in the Long-Range Rocket Stage of the so-called Atomic Stalemate - How to live with the Bomb and survive. Draft.

box 26, folder 14

How to secure peace in a disarmed world 1961 - 1961

Note

Typescript

box 26, folder 15

Idea of a working group to plan a program of scientific development in ... 1952 - 1952

Note

[title continues] in fertility control.

box 26, folder 16

If in trouble- the truth 1950 - 1950

Note

Handwritten notes and rough draft.

box 26, folder 17

Induction of mutations in mammals by ionizing radiation 1961 - 1961

Note

Edited drafts and final copy.

box 26, folder 18

Inelastic scattering of fast neutrons by Fe, Pb, and Bi, 1948 - 1948

Note

With S. Bernstein, B. Feld, and J. Ashkin. Reprint.

box 26, folder 19

Instantaneous emission of fast neutrons in the interaction of slow neutrons ... 1939 - 1939

Note

[title continues] with uranium. With Walter Zinn. Reprint.

box 26, folder 20

Instantaneous emission of fast neutrons in the interaction of slow neutrons ... 1939 - 1939

Note

[title continues] with uranium. With Walter Zinn. Edited drafts and figures.

box 26, folder 21

Instructions that may be given to the participants of a proposed study ... 1962 - 1962

Note

[title continues] concerning the issue of how to secure the peace in the disarmed world." Typescript. (Pugwash) English and Russian.

box 27, folder 1

Joliot

Note

Edited draft. n.d.

box 27, folder 2

Kathy and the Bear 1949 - 1949

Note

Edited draft and mimeograph copy.

box 27, folder 3

Last chance for patriots 1955 - 1955

Note

Typescript

box 27, folder 4

Laughing juice 1957 - 1957

box 27, folder 5

Letter in the open 1950 - 1950

Note

Rough draft for article for the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. Typescript and mimeograph

box 27, folder 6

Letter to Stalin 1947 - 1947

Note

Reprint and mimeograph

box 27, folder 7

Letters to the Editor. Miscellaneous letters in chronological order

box 27, folder 8

Liberation of neutrons from beryllium by x-rays 1934 - 1934

Note

Radioactivity induced by means of electron tubes, with others. Reprint.

box 27, folder 9

Liquid metal cooled fast neutron breeders 1945 - 1945

Note

Typescript and carbon.

box 27, folder 10

Losses in slowing neutrons

Note

Carbon. n.d.

box 27, folder 11

Mark Gable Foundation 1948 - 1948

Note

First version, mimeograph master, mimeograph, final copy.

box 27, folder 12

Market economy free from trade cycles 1946 - 1946

Note

Mimeograph first version.

box 27, folder 13

Market economy free from trade cycles

Note

Rough draft. n.d.

box 27, folder 14

Market economy free from trade cycles 1948 - 1948

Note

Draft, mimeograph master, mimeograph final copy.

box 27, folder 15

Meat: The art of the possible

Note

Edited typescript. n.d.

box 27, folder 16

Medical Counselor'- a new profession 1960 - 1960

Note

Typescript

box 27, folder 17

Meeting of the Minds

Note

Drafts. n.d.

box 27, folder 18, oversize FB12904

Meeting 22 August 1941. Formula for argument for a chain reaction

box 27, folder 19

Message from Leo Szilard 1962 - 1962

Note

Short and "longish" version.

box 27, folder 20

Messenger RNA and the controls of the formation of specific proteins ... 1961 - 1961

Note

[title continues] in bacteria. Drafts.

box 27, folder 21

Mined cities 1961 - 1961

box 27, folder 22

Minimal deterrent versus saturation parity 1963 - 1964

Note

Reprint. March 1964. Printed copy. January 1964. Draft entitled, "Let us put up or shut up." 22 December 1963. Draft entitled, "Farewell to arms control." 16-17 December 1963.

box 28, folder 1

Molecular basis of antibody formation 1960 - 1960

Note

Drafts and reprints.

box 28, folder 2

Moon can wait 1964 - 1964

Note

Typescript

box 28, folder 3

My trial as a war criminal 1948 - 1948

Note

Mimeograph master, mimeograph final copy and reprint.

box 28, folder 4

Natural stability or unstability of the chain reaction

Note

n.d.

box 28, folder 5

Need we keep on risking war? 1963 - 1963

Note

Edited typescript

box 28, folder 6

Negotiating from strength- a previous fallacy

Note

Handwritten notes and edited typescript

box 28, folder 7

Negotiation from strength or a meeting of the minds

Note

Edited draft

box 28, folder 8

Neutron production and absorption in uranium, with H.L. Anderson and E. Fermi 1939 - 1939

Note

Reprint

box 28, folder 9

Nicolai Machiavellnikow 1949 - 1949

Note

Drafts, mimeograph master, mimeograph final copy.

box 28, folder 10

Notes to Thucydides' History of the Peloponnesian War 1949 - 1949

Note

Typescript

box 28, folder 11

Observations on the promotion of the progress of science 1946 - 1946

Note

Typescript

box 28, folder 12

On Disarmament 1961 - 1961

Note

Final copy.

box 28, folder 13

On Disarmament 1961 - 1961

Note

Draft

box 28, folder 14

On Disarmament 1961 - 1961

Note

Draft typed chapters

box 28, folder 15

On memory and recall 1964 - 1964

Note

Drafts, preprints, galley proof, figures and final reprint.

box 28, folder 16

On memory and recall

Note

Reprint requests

box 29, folder 1

On memory and recall 1964 - 1964

Note

Transcription from shorthand notebooks of Dr. Leo Szilard's paper.

box 29, folder 2

On memory and recall

Note

Figures

box 29, folder 3, oversize FB12905

On memory and recall

Note

Figures

box 29, folder 4, oversize MCXXX01

On memory and recall

Note

Diagram

box 29, folder 5

On nuclear chain reactions and their bearing on the question of power production 1934 - 1934

Note

Drafts

box 29, folder 6

On racial security 1946 - 1946

Note

Roughdraft

box 29, folder 7

On the cooling of the power plant 1942 - 1942

Note

Memorandum and figures

box 29, folder 8

On the decrease of entrophy in a thermodynamic system by the intervention ... 1964 - 1964

Note

[title continues] of intelligent beings. Galley proofs and reprint.

box 29, folder 9

On the formation of adaptive enzymes 1957 - 1957

Note

Drafts

box 29, folder 10

On the inheritance of longevity 1963 - 1963

Note

Rough draft of first half of the paper.

box 29, folder 11

On the molecular basis of memory 1964 - 1964

Note

Draft

box 29, folder 12

On the molecular basis of long term memory 1964 - 1964

Note

Shorthand notebook #1 transcribed posthumously.

box 29, folder 13

On the nature of the aging process 1959 - 1959

Note

Reprint

box 29, folder 14

On the nature of the aging process 1958 - 1958

Note

Drafts and final copy.

box 29, folder 15

On the occasional dominance of the 'perceptible phenotype' in man 1963 - 1963

Note

Draft and mimeograph

box 29, folder 16

On the possibility of demonstrating desoxyribonuclease 1957 - 1957

Note

Produced transformation in mammals. Edited typescript.

box 30, folder 1

On the possibility of a Pax Russo-Americana in a stable atomic stalemate 1958 - 1958

Note

Outline. Rough draft.

box 30, folder 2

On the possibility of a Pax Russo-Americana in a stable atomic stalemate 1958 - 1958

Note

Rough draft

box 30, folder 3

On the possibility of a Pax Russo-Americana in a stable atomic stalemate 1958 - 1958

Note

Mimeograph, first rough draft and outline.

box 30, folder 4

On the possibility of detecting 'Transformation' of somatic cells of mammals ... 1957 - 1957

Note

[title continues] or birds. Typescript, mimeograph master, and mimeograph final copy.

box 30, folder 5

On the so-called Berlin Crisis 1961 - 1961

Note

Revised version

box 30, folder 6

Only real issue- justice 1955 - 1955

Note

Typescript

box 30, folder 7

Orders of magnitude

Note

Bacteria growth. n.d.

box 30, folder 8

Origin of the natural antibodies for human blood group antigens 1956 - 1956

Note

Rough first draft. Typescript.

box 30, folder 9

Outline 1960 - 1960

Note

For a book? Rough draft.

box 30, folder 10

Outline for a play, T.V. show, or movie 1960 - 1960

Note

Typescript

box 30, folder 11

Plan for a project 1955 - 1955

Note

Typescript

box 30, folder 12

Playlet (Scene playing in a Philadelphia Barroom) 1962 - 1962

box 30, folder 13

Political settlement in Europe 1961 - 1961

box 30, folder 14

Post war events and the Russian disarmament proposals of 1960

Note

Edited typescript

box 30, folder 15

Pre-heating of a bismuth cooled pile 1942 - 1942

Note

Typescript with handwritten notes.

box 30, folder 16

Preliminary report on fission caused by fission neutrons 1941 - 1941

Note

Edited typescript and photo copy with figure.

box 30, folder 17

Preliminary report on inelastic collision of neutrons in uranium and other ... 1941 - 1941

Note

[title continues] heavy elements. With W.H. Zinn. Typescript and carbon.

box 30, folder 18

Preliminary report on the capture of neutrons by uranium in the energy ... 1941 - 1941

Note

[title continues] region of photo neutrons from radium-beryllium sources. With John Marshall, Jr.. Typescript.

box 30, folder 19

Preliminary report on the meeting of uranium powder 1941 - 1941

Note

Typescript and carbon

box 30, folder 20

Proposal 1961 - 1961

Note

Public interest fellowship organization.

box 30, folder 21

Proposal 1963 - 1963

Note

A group to meet with members of the Kennedy Administration.

box 30, folder 22

Proposal by Professor Leo Szilard 1961 - 1961

box 30, folder 23

Proposal for a general approach to the problem of peace 1955 - 1955

Note

Second rough draft.

box 30, folder 24

Proposal for a specific approach to the problem of peace 1955 - 1955

Note

First draft

box 30, folder 25

Proposal for an inquiry 1955 - 1955

box 30, folder 26

Proposal conference on research prospecti in biological aging

Note

Outline

box 30, folder 27

Proposed conversation with Bush 1944 - 1944

Note

First rough draft. Three parts.

box 31, folder 1

Questionnaire 1948 - 1948

Note

Draft

box 31, folder 2

Quotes 1963 - 1963

Note

Typescript

box 31, folder 3

Radioactivity induced by neutrons, with T.A. Chalmers 1935 - 1935

Note

Reprint

box 31, folder 4

Radioactivity induced by nuclear excitation: Excitation by neutrons 1939 - 1939

Note

With M. Goldhaber, and R.D. Hill. Reprint.

box 31, folder 5

Raising the educational level of freshmen entering college 1954 - 1954

box 31, folder 6

Reasons for the 9 values in A-55 1943 - 1943

Note

Typescript with handwritten notes.

box 31, folder 7

Remarks concerning L'operon 1960 - 1960

box 31, folder 8

Remarks concerning the use of slowing agents 1943 - 1943

Note

Typescript and carbon

box 31, folder 9

Remarks on the Fast Neutron Fission 1942 - 1942

Note

Edited typescript.

box 31, folder 10

Remarks to Mr. Drumond's letter of July 20, 1949 1949 - 1949

box 31, folder 11

Report on "Grand Central Terminal." 1962 - 1962

Note

Mimeograph master and copy. Reprint. June 1952.

box 31, folder 12, oversize FB12910

Results of the calculation of 'q' for the spherical case 1941 - 1941

box 31, folder 13

Resume- Lest we forget 1944 - 1944

Note

Typescript and handwritten notes.

box 31, folder 14

Revolutions

Note

Edited draft.

box 31, folder 15

Science is my racket 1948 - 1948

Note

First draft.

box 31, folder 16

Scientist's Peace Formula 1947 - 1947

Note

Mimeograph master.

box 31, folder 17

Security risk 1954 - 1954

Note

Rough draft and reprint.

box 31, folder 18

Semi-neutrality in saturation parity 1963 - 1963

Note

Draft and revisions.

box 31, folder 19

Security and equity 1950 - 1950

Note

Edited draft.

box 31, folder 20

Shall we face the facts? 1949 - 1949

Note

Mimeograph master and copy.

box 31, folder 21

Shall we speak up now? 1953 - 1953

Note

Draft

box 31, folder 22

Shall we yield or fight? 1949 - 1949

box 31, folder 23

Short report on the progress made in work on uranium during the last three ... 1941 - 1941

Note

[title continues] months.

box 31, folder 24

Snoring machine

Note

Edited drafts.

box 31, folder 25

Something must be done 1963 - 1963

Note

Draft.

box 31, folder 26

Statement 1954 - 1954

Note

Loyalty investigations.

box 31, folder 27

Statement 1940 - 1940

Note

E. Fermi and L. Szilard.

box 31, folder 28

Statement 1957 - 1957

Note

On smoking research. Mimeograph master.

box 31, folder 29

Statement 1961 - 1961

Note

Bomb shelters and nuclear war.

box 31, folder 30

Statement 1963 - 1963

Note

Submitted to the Committee on Foreign Relations of the U.S. Senate.

box 31, folder 31

Statement by Leo Szilard 1957 - 1957

Note

Pugwash, Canada. Mimeograph master and typescript.

box 31, folder 32

Statement proposed for adoption by the Council of the University of Chicago 1949 - 1949

box 31, folder 33

Statements: "One minute statement" and "five minute statement." 1960 - 1960

Note

Typescript

box 31, folder 34

Sting of the Bee in saturation parity 1963 - 1963

Note

Edited typescript, edited version, and reprint.

box 31, folder 35

Strategic stalemate -- where it stands at present, and what form it ...

Note

[title continues] may take in the forseeable future.

box 32, folder 1

Studies of mutation rates in bacteria," with Aaron Novick 1953 - 1953

Note

Reprint.

box 32, folder 2

Summary 1963 - 1963

Note

England's strategic position. Edited typescript.

box 32, folder 3

Summary 1964 - 1964

Note

Arm's control.

box 32, folder 4

Suppression of an antibody forming chromosome by the homologous chromosome 1964 - 1964

Note

Edited typescript.

box 32, folder 5

Ten Commandments

Note

English translation of Szilard's "Zehn Gebote."

box 32, folder 6

Theory of aging 1959 - 1959

Note

Reprint.

box 32, folder 7

Tombstone of science

Note

Edited drafts.

box 32, folder 8

Uber die Ausdehnung der phanomenologischen Thermodynamik auf die ... 1925 - 1925

Note

[title continues] Schwankungserscheinungen. Reprint.

box 32, folder 9

Uber die Entropieverminderung in einem thermodynamischen System bei ...

Note

[title continues] Eingriffen intelligenter Wesen. Reprint.

box 32, folder 10

Use of threshold detectors for fast neutron studies 1947 - 1947

Note

With Bernard T. Feld and R. Scalettar.

box 32, folder 11

Vaccination of the delayed type 1957 - 1957

Note

Typescript, mimeograph master, and mimeograph.

box 32, folder 12

Virus strains of identical phenotype but different genotype, 1950 - 1951

Note

With Aaron Novick. Drafts, mimeograph, and reprint.

box 32, folder 13

Voice of the Dolphins and other stories 1961 - 1961

Note

New York: Simon and Schuster.

box 32, folder 14

Voice of the Dolphins and other stories 1961 - 1961

Note

American edition. New York: Simon and Schuster. Proof.

box 32, folder 15

Voice of the Dolphins and other stories 1961 - 1961

Note

British edition. London: Victor Gollancz, Ltd - Copy 1.

box 32, folder 16

Voice of the Dolphins and other stories 1961 - 1961

Note

British edition. London: Victor Gollancz, Ltd - Copy 2.

box 33, folder 1

Voice of the Dolphins and other stories 1961 - 1961

Note

British edition. London: Victor Gollancz, Ltd - Copy 3.

box 33, folder 2

Voice of the Dolphins and other stories 1962 - 1962

Note

French edition. Paris: editions Denoel.

box 33, folder 3

Voice of the Dolphins and other stories 1962 - 1962

Note

French edition. Paris: editions Denoel. Proof.

box 33, folder 4

Voice of the Dolphins and other stories 1962 - 1962

Note

Italian edition. Milano: Giangiacomo Editore.

box 33, folder 5

Voice of the Dolphins and other stories 1963 - 1963

Note

Brazilian edition. Buenos Aires: Compania General Fabril Editoria.

box 33, folder 6

Voice of the Dolphins and other stories 1963 - 1963

Note

German edition. Hamburg: Rowohlt Taschenbuch Verlag GmbH.

box 33, folder 7

Voice of the Dolphins and other stories 1963 - 1963

Note

German typescript.

box 33, folder 8

Voice of the Dolphins and other stories 1964 - 1964

Note

Dutch edition. Steen Hasselbalchs Forlag.

box 33, folder 9

Voice of the Dolphins and other stories

Note

Japanese edition. Misuzu Books.

box 34, folder 1

Voice of the Dolphins and other stories

Note

Russian edition.

box 34, folder 2

Voice of the Dolphins and other stories

Note

Appendix no. 2 (unpublished).

box 34, folder 3

Voice of the Dolphins and other stories 1960 - 1960

Note

An excerpt.

box 34, folder 4

Voice of the Dolphins and other stories

Note

Excerpt.

box 34, folder 5

Voice of the Dolphins and other stories

Note

Excerpt.

box 34, folder 6

Voice of the Dolphins and other stories

Note

"Die stimme der delphine." Play adaptation.

box 34, folder 7

Voice of the Dolphins and other stories

Note

List of reviewers.

box 34, folder 8

Voice of the Dolphins and other stories 1960 - 1960

Note

Rough draft. "Corrected first version."

box 34, folder 9

We turned the switch 1948 - 1948

box 34, folder 10

Welche methoden eignen sich zur forderung der biologischen forschung in ... 1957 - 1957

Note

[title continues] Deutschland.

box 34, folder 11

Weiner's text

box 34, folder 12

What blocks disarmament 1962 - 1962

Note

Edited typescript.

box 34, folder 13

What is wrong with the Chicago Project?

Note

Typescript.

box 34, folder 14

What is wrong with us?" 1942 - 1942

box 34, folder 15

What the Ford Foundation could do for higher education 1951 - 1951

Note

Typescript.

box 34, folder 16

Where will your children spend the war

Note

Rough draft.

box 34, folder 17

Why America may come to grief 1963 - 1963

box 34, folder 18

Why not meaningful arms control 1964 - 1964

Note

Draft.

box 34, folder 19

You do not want war with Russia 1952 - 1952

Note

Manuscript and typescript.

box 34, folder 20

Zehn Gebote 1940 - 1940

Note

Mimeograph master and mimeograph. See Szilard's "Ten Commandments" for the English translation.

Patents

box 34, folder 21

Miscellaneous - Contract drafts

box 34, folder 22

Miscellaneous - Designs

box 34, folder 23

Miscellaneous - Handwritten notes

box 34, folder 24

Miscellaneous - Invention. "Process for the production of radio active cobalt."

box 34, folder 25

Patent forms and regulations

box 34, folder 26

Memorandum regarding sale of patents and inventions: facts 1944 - 1944

box 34, folder 27

Aide memoire 1938 - 1938

Note

Informal recapitulation of the conversations between Brasch, Szilard, Vogelstein, and Strauss.

box 34, folder 28

Patent correspondence chronology from 1935 to 1937 1935 - 1937

box 35, folder 1

Fur Rontgenstrahlen empfindliche Zelle" , with Imre Patai 1924 - 1924

Note

Cells, sensitive to X-rays.

box 35, folder 2

Improvements in or relating to Electron Discharge Tubes 1925 - 1925

box 35, folder 3

Refrigerating apparatus without absorption of the cooling agent 1927 - 1927

Note

With Albert Einstein.

box 35, folder 4

Refrigerating machines in which the pumping of liquid is effected by ... 1927 - 1927

Note

[title continues] intermittently increasing the vapor pressure.

box 35, folder 5

Improvements in refrigerating processes and apparatus 1928 - 1928

box 35, folder 6

Improvements in or relating to Electric Condensers 1928 - 1928

box 35, folder 7

Improvements in and relating to refrigerating machines 1928 - 1928

box 35, folder 8

Ontladingsbuis voor regelbare ontlading" with Siemens-Schuckertwerke 1928 - 1928

box 35, folder 9

Electro dynamic movement of fluid metals particularly for refrigerating ... 1928 - 1928

Note

[title continues] machines.

box 35, folder 10

Verfahren zum Gieben von Metallen in Formen unter Anwendung elektrischer Strome 1929 - 1929

Note

Procedure for pouring of metals in forms by use of electric currents.

box 35, folder 11

Kaltespeicher 1929 - 1929

Note

Cold storage unit.

box 35, folder 12

Pump, especially for refrigerating machines 1929 - 1929

box 35, folder 13

Intermittierend wirkende Kaltemaschine mit getrenntem Kocher and Absorber 1930 - 1930

Note

Intermittently acting refrigeration machine with separated boiler and absorption unit.

box 35, folder 14

Entladungsrohre mit Steuerung des Anodenstromes 1930 - 1930

box 35, folder 15

Kaltemaschine 1930 - 1930

Note

Refrigeration machine

box 35, folder 16

Refrigeration, with Albert Einstein 1930 - 1930

box 35, folder 17

Pumpe 1931 - 1931

box 35, folder 18

Vorrichtung zur Bewegung von flussigen Metallen 1932 - 1932

box 35, folder 19

Beschleunigung von Korpuskeln 1932 - 1932

box 35, folder 20

Korpuskularstrahlrohre 1932 - 1932

box 35, folder 21

Absperrogan 1932 - 1932

box 35, folder 22

Kaltemaschine, with Albert Einstein 1933 - 1933

box 35, folder 23

Kaltemaschine, with Albert Einstein 1933 - 1933

box 35, folder 24

Kaltemaschine, with Albert Einstein 1933 - 1933

box 35, folder 25

Entladungsrohre, bei welcher eine Gasentladung als Elektronenquelle dient 1933 - 1933

Note

Discharge tube with gas discharge serving as a source of electrons

box 35, folder 26

Kompressor, with Albert Einstein 1933 - 1933

box 35, folder 27

Vorrichtung zur Bewegung von flussigem Metall, insbesondere zur ... 1933 - 1933

Note

[title continues] Verdichtung von Gasen und Dampfen in Kaltemaschinen. Apparatus for the movement of liquid metals, specifically for condensation of gases and vapors in refrigerating machines.

box 35, folder 28

Pumpe, vorzugeweise fur Kattemaschinen, with Albert Einstein 1933 - 1933

box 35, folder 29

Kompressor, im besonderen fur Kaltemaschinen 1933 - 1933

box 35, folder 30

Kaltemaschine 1933 - 1933

box 35, folder 31

Stator fur Kaltemaschinen. 1933 - 1933

box 35, folder 32

Pumpe, vorzugsweise fur Kaltemaschinen, with Albert Einstein. 1933 - 1933

box 35, folder 33

Elektromagnetisch Vorrichtung zur Erzeugung einer oszillierenden Bewegung. 1933 - 1933

Note

Electromagnetic apparatus for the production of oscillating motion

box 35, folder 34

Kaltemaschine 1933 - 1933

box 35, folder 35

Warmeubertrager 1933 - 1933

box 35, folder 36

Werkwijze voor het comprimeeren van den damp van het koudmakend middel in ... 1933 - 1933

Note

[title continues] een koelmachine en koelmachine, geschikt voor de toepassing vandeze werkwijze.

box 35, folder 37

Pumpe, insbesondere zur Verdichtung von Gasen und Dampfen in Kaltemaschinen 1933 - 1933

box 35, folder 38

Vorrichtung zur Bewegung von flussigen Metallen 1933 - 1933

box 35, folder 39

Asynchronous and Synchronous Transformers for Particles 1934 - 1934

box 35, folder 40

Reproduction of Books 1934 - 1934

box 36, folder 1

Transmutation of Chemical Elements 1934 - 1934

box 36, folder 2

Vorrichtung zur Bewegung von flussigem Metall 1934 - 1934

box 36, folder 3

Reproduction of Sound 1934 - 1934

box 36, folder 4

Kaltemaschine 1934 - 1934

box 36, folder 5

Verfahren zumm elektrochemischen Aufzeichnen von Sprechstromen 1934 - 1934

box 36, folder 6

Transmutation of chemical elements by one or more efficient particles 1934 - 1934

box 36, folder 7

Transmutation of elements by fast particles 1934 - 1934

box 36, folder 8

Transmutation of chemical elements by efficient particles 1934 - 1934

box 36, folder 9

Transmutation of Matter 1934 - 1934

box 36, folder 10

Artificial Transmutation of Matter 1934 - 1934

box 36, folder 11

Transmutation of Matter by Sygma Particles 1934 - 1934

box 36, folder 12

Transmutation of chemical elements 1935 - 1935

box 36, folder 13

Apparatus for Nuclear Transmutation 1935 - 1935

box 36, folder 14

Improvements in or relating to the Transmutation of Chemical Elements 1935 - 1935

box 36, folder 15

Improvements in or relating to the Transmutation of Chemical Elements 1936 - 1936

box 36, folder 16

Patent no. 1281 1937 - 1937

box 36, folder 17

Improvements in or relating to the Transmutation of Chemical Elements 1938 - 1938

box 36, folder 18

Apparatus for Nuclear Transmutation 1938 - 1938

box 36, folder 19

Carrier of a chain reaction 1939 - 1939

box 37, folder 1

Process of producing Radio-Active elements 1939 - 1939

Note

Great Britain- 12 March 1934

box 37, folder 2

Method of Cooling and Use of Beryllium 1940 - 1940

box 37, folder 3

Einschrankungen 1941 - 1941

Note

Restrictions

Access Information

Restrictions Apply

box 37, folder 4

1943, 25 March 1943 - 1943

box 37, folder 5

Chain Reaction 1943 - 1943

box 37, folder 6

Chain Reaction - Claim 1943 - 1943

box 37, folder 7

Chain Reaction - Introduction 1943 - 1943

box 37, folder 8

Chain Reaction - General Remarks on Cooling 1943 - 1943

box 37, folder 9

Chain Reaction - Figure 105 1943 - 1943

box 37, folder 10

Chain Reaction - Arrangement Class lC alpha 1943 - 1943

box 37, folder 11

Chain Reaction - Controls 1943 - 1943

box 37, folder 12

Chain Reaction - Slowing Agents 1943 - 1943

box 37, folder 13

Chain Reaction - Approximate Theory 1943 - 1943

box 37, folder 14

Chain Reaction - Heavy Water 1943 - 1943

box 37, folder 15

Chain reaction 1943 - 1943

Note

Figures

box 37, folder 16

Szilard purchases patent rights from Isbert Adams 1943 - 1943

box 37, folder 17

Government purchase of Szilard patent rights for reactor 1943 - 1943

box 38, folder 1

Method of operating a neutronic reactor, with Enrico Fermi 1944 - 1944

box 38, folder 2

Neutronic Reaction, with Enrico Fermi 1944 - 1944

box 38, folder 3

Nuclear Chain Reactions 1945 - 1945

box 38, folder 4

Means for Testing Materials 1945 - 1945

box 38, folder 5

Air cooled neutronic reactor, with Enrico Fermi 1945 - 1945

box 38, folder 6

Neutronic reactor, with Enrico Fermi 1945 - 1945

box 38, folder 7

Jacketed fuel elements for graphite moderated reactors 1946 - 1946

Note

With Eugene P. Wigner and Edward C. Crentz.

box 38, folder 8

Method of intermittently operating a neutronic reactor 1946 - 1946

box 38, folder 9

Method for unloading reactors 1946 - 1946

box 38, folder 10

Heavy water moderated neutronic reactor 1946 - 1946

box 38, folder 11

Neutronic reactor and fuel element, with Gale J. Young 1946 - 1946

box 38, folder 12

Jacketed fuel element, with Edward C. Creutz and Eugene P. Wigner 1946 - 1946

box 38, folder 13

Massive leakage irradiator 1946 - 1946

Note

With Eugene P. Wigner, Robert F. Christy, and Francis L. Friedman.

box 38, folder 14

Gas-cooled nuclear reactor 1946 - 1946

Note

British application for USA- 29 May 1945.

box 38, folder 15

Reactor 1946 - 1946

box 38, folder 16

List of inventions 1946 - 1946

box 38, folder 17

Liquid extractor 1946 - 1946

box 38, folder 18

Image multiplier 1948 - 1948

box 38, folder 19

Liquid-liquid extractor 1950 - 1950

Note

Patent materials

box 38, folder 20, oversize MC03809

Liquid-liquid extractor 1950 - 1950

Note

Diagrams

box 38, folder 21

Process for producing microbial metabolites 1951 - 1951

box 38, folder 22

Adding machine 1953 - 1953

box 38, folder 23

Process for the preservation of bull sperm 1953 - 1953

box 39, folder 1

Cigarette holder 1954 - 1954

box 39, folder 2

Process and apparatus for de-salting sea water 1954 - 1954

box 39, folder 3

Application by Leo Szilard for just compensation and/or an award 1955 - 1955

box 39, folder 4

Process and apparatus for slowing the aging of man and similar large ... 1955 - 1955

Note

[title continues] mammilian organisms.

box 39, folder 5

Therapeutic Dairy Products 1956 - 1956

box 39, folder 6

Agents for producing Disease Resistance 1957 - 1957

box 39, folder 7

Poliomyelitis vaccinations 1957 - 1957

box 39, folder 8

Mikroskop 1957 - 1957

box 39, folder 9

Dictating Machine 1957 - 1957

box 39, folder 10

Thermo Electric Generator 1959 - 1959

box 39, folder 11

Thermo-electric generator based on thermionic emission in an alkali metal ... 1959 - 1959

Note

[title continues] vapor atmosphere.

box 39, folder 12

Miscellaneous patents by others

History

box 40, folder 1

Account of the Chicago Project

box 40, folder 2

Aide Memoir 1942 - 1942

box 40, folder 3

Bomb development 1939 - 1939

box 40, folder 4

Book 1975 - 1975

Note

Transcription of handwritten notes

box 40, folder 5

History of the atomic bomb development

box 40, folder 6

History of the Manhattan Project 1942 - 1942

Note

Handwritten notes

box 40, folder 7

In Germany

box 40, folder 8

Insertion

box 40, folder 9

Long history, second version

box 40, folder 10

Memoirs 1960 - 1960

Note

Dictated

box 40, folder 11

Nuclear fission development in Europe

Note

Handwritten notes

box 40, folder 12

Pages 25 to 29 of an unedited manuscript of Leo Szilard 1961 - 1961

box 40, folder 13

Reminiscences 1968 - 1968

box 40, folder 14

Short history of the last year 1942 - 1942

box 40, folder 15

Story of a petition. 1946 - 1946

box 40, folder 16

Mr. Strauss

box 40, folder 17

Uranium project "General remarks: Rough drafts #"

Interviews

box 40, folder 18

CBS Reports- Disarmament: Szilard and Strauss... 1960 - 1960

box 40, folder 19

CBS Reports- Disarmament: Doctor Szilard interviews Doctor Watson

box 40, folder 20

CBS Reports- Disarmament: Doctor Szilard interviews Doctor Teller

box 40, folder 21

CBS Reports- Disarmament: Doctor Szilard and Doctor Bethe Discussion 1960 - 1960

box 40, folder 22

Mike Wallace Interview 1961 - 1961

box 40, folder 23

CBS Reports- Disarmament: An interview with a Professor Szilard 1960 - 1960

box 40, folder 24

Darrow, K.K., "Interview with L. Szilard on history of February 12, 1945

box 40, folder 25

Excerpts from taped interview, Dr. Leo Szilard, 1963 1963 - 1963

box 40, folder 26

Lien, Connie. "An interview with Leo Szilard as told to Connie Lien."

box 40, folder 27

Man Tommorow: An interview recorded at Dubrovnik with Professor Leo Szilard

box 40, folder 28

Smith, Alice Kimball. "The Elusive Dr. Szilard." 1960 - 1960

box 40, folder 29

Steiner, Arthur. "The Ten Commandments."

box 40, folder 30

U.S News and World Report. "Interview with Dr. Szilard." 1960 - 1960

Memoranda

box 41, folder 1

Memoranda - No date

box 41, folder 2

Memoranda - 1934

box 41, folder 3

Memoranda - 1939

box 41, folder 4

Memoranda - 1940

box 41, folder 5

Memoranda - 1941

box 41, folder 6

Memoranda - 1942

box 41, folder 7

Memoranda - 1943

box 41, folder 8

Memoranda - 1944

box 41, folder 9

Memoranda - 1945

box 41, folder 10

Memoranda - 1946

box 41, folder 11

Memoranda - 1949

box 41, folder 12

Memoranda - 1950

box 41, folder 13

Memoranda - 1951

box 41, folder 14

Memoranda - 1952

box 41, folder 15

Memoranda - 1953

box 41, folder 16

Memoranda - 1954

box 41, folder 17

Memoranda - 1955

box 41, folder 18

Memoranda - 1956

box 41, folder 19

Memoranda - 1957

box 41, folder 20

Memoranda - 1958

box 41, folder 21

Memoranda - 1959

box 41, folder 22

Memoranda - 1960

box 41, folder 23

Memoranda - 1961

box 42, folder 1

Memoranda - 1962

box 42, folder 2

Memoranda - 1963

box 42, folder 3

Memoranda - 1964

Speeches

box 42, folder 4

Council, MIT

box 42, folder 5

General considerations concerning the atomic bomb 1945 - 1945

box 42, folder 6

Atomic Energy Control Conference at the University of Chicago 1945 - 1945

box 42, folder 7

Atomic Energy Control Conference at the University of Chicago 1945 - 1945

box 42, folder 8

1945, 12 November

box 42, folder 9

Forum of the Nation Associates 1945 - 1945

box 42, folder 10

Princeton speech 1946 - 1946

box 42, folder 11

1947, 10 January

box 42, folder 12

Chicago speech 1947 - 1947

box 42, folder 13

Bloomingham speech 1947 - 1947

box 42, folder 14

Portland, Oregon speech 1947 - 1947

box 42, folder 15

Spokane speech entitled Atomic energy, a source of power or a source of trouble 1947 - 1947

box 42, folder 16

Portland and Spokane 1947 - 1947

Note

Travel correspondence.

box 42, folder 17

1949, 16 November

box 42, folder 18

Can we have international control of atomic energy 1949 - 1949

Note

Rochester Institute of International Affairs.

box 42, folder 19

1950, 24 October

box 42, folder 20

1953, 23 October

box 42, folder 21

1953, 30 October

box 42, folder 22

Speech for November 19, 1953 at Brandeis, General Education S. 1953 - 1953

box 42, folder 23

Talk for June 15, 1954

box 42, folder 24

1954, September

box 42, folder 25

At Brandeis University entitled "The sensitive minority among men of science." 1954 - 1954

box 42, folder 26

Chemostat 1957 - 1957

box 42, folder 27

Berlin speech 1957 - 1957

box 42, folder 28

At Endicott House 1958 - 1958

box 42, folder 29

Toasts and notes from the Baden Conference 1959 - 1959

box 42, folder 30

Response 1960 - 1960

box 42, folder 31

At Berkeley entitled "Are we on the road to war?" 1962 - 1962

box 42, folder 32

Are we on the road to war? Public response 1962 - 1962

box 42, folder 33

1962, 18 August

Handwritten Notes

box 43, folder 1

A.E.C. (Atomic Energy Commission)

box 43, folder 2

Aging. (S-48)

box 43, folder 3

Airplane

box 43, folder 4

Antibody letters - (V-83)

box 43, folder 5

Biology Algae - (E-33)

box 43, folder 6

Biology - (B-1)

box 43, folder 7

Biology - (D-13)

box 43, folder 8

Biology - (S-65) "Memory"

box 43, folder 9

Biology - (E-11)

box 43, folder 10

Biology - (E-40)

box 43, folder 11

Biology - (E-50) "Fertility"

box 43, folder 12

Biology - (E-52)

box 43, folder 13

Biology - (H-5)

box 43, folder 14

Biology - (R-22a)

box 43, folder 15

Biology - (R-26)

box 43, folder 16

Biology - no date. "DNA"

box 43, folder 17

Biology - (S-52)

box 43, folder 18

Biology - (E-47) 1950 - 1950

box 43, folder 19

Biology - (I-21) 1948 - 1948

box 43, folder 20

Biology - (I-26) 1947 - 1948

box 43, folder 21

Biology - (H-14) "Chemostat" 1948 - 1950

box 43, folder 22, oversize FB12901

Biology - (I-22), "Experiment of May 11, 1949."

box 43, folder 23

Biology - (H-33) 1949 - 1949

box 43, folder 24

Biology - (I-23) 1949 - 1950

box 43, folder 25

Biology - 1950 1950 - 1950

box 43, folder 26

Biology - (H-17) 1950 - 1950

box 43, folder 27

Biology - (E-35) 1950 - 1955

box 43, folder 28

Biology - (E-32) 1951 - 1951

box 43, folder 29

Biology - (E-36) 1951 - 1951

box 43, folder 30

Biology - (E-26) 1951 - 1951

box 43, folder 31

Biology - (I-28) 1951 - 1951

box 43, folder 32

Biology - (I-30) "Algae" 1951 - 1951

box 43, folder 33

Biology - (E-24) 1952 - 1952

box 43, folder 34

Biology - (H-42) 1952 - 1952

box 43, folder 35

Biology - (H-43) 1952 - 1952

box 43, folder 36

Biology - (I-18) 1952 - 1952

box 43, folder 37

Biology - (E-38) 1953 - 1953

box 43, folder 38, oversize FB12912

Biology - Figures

box 43, folder 39

Biology - (R-34) 1953 - 1953

box 43, folder 40

Biology - (E-49) 1955 - 1955

box 43, folder 41

Biology - (R-43) 1955 - 1955

box 43, folder 42

Biology - (H-21a) 1956 - 1956

box 43, folder 43

Biology - (A-2) 1957 - 1957

box 43, folder 44

Biology - (A-20) 1957 - 1957

box 43, folder 45

Biology - "Amino Acids" 1957 - 1957

box 43, folder 46

Biology - (V-71), ca 1959 - 1959

box 43, folder 47

Biology - (V-9) 1961 - 1961

box 43, folder 48

Biology - (V-46) 1962 - 1962

box 43, folder 49

Citations - (V-41)

box 43, folder 50

Cities - 1953 1953 - 1953

box 43, folder 51

Cities - (V-109) 1961 - 1961

box 44, folder 1

Disarmament - General

box 44, folder 2

Disarmament - (S-71)

box 44, folder 3

Disarmament - (V-11)

box 44, folder 4

Family statistics. (S-57)

box 44, folder 5

Foundation: Commission - (K-13) 1955 - 1955

box 44, folder 6

Hydrogen bombs

box 44, folder 7

Khrushchev

box 44, folder 8

Letter - (L-16)

box 44, folder 9

Letter to Compton - (s.b.s. 4)

box 44, folder 10

Letter to Editor - (K-9) 1955 - 1955

box 44, folder 11

Medical insurance at Salk - (S-28)

box 44, folder 12

Miscellaneous - (S-17)

box 44, folder 13

Miscellaneous - (V-22)

box 44, folder 14

Miscellaneous - (V-94)

box 44, folder 15

Miscellaneous - (A-19)

box 44, folder 16

Miscellaneous - (H-23)

box 44, folder 17

Miscellaneous - (J-10)

box 44, folder 18

Miscellaneous - (R-37)

box 44, folder 19

Miscellaneous - General

box 44, folder 20

Miscellaneous - (b.b.s. 22)

box 44, folder 21

Miscellaneous - (b.b.s. 48)

box 44, folder 22

Miscellaneous - (s.b.s. 9)

box 44, folder 23

Miscellaneous - (3 b.s. 17)

box 44, folder 24

Miscellaneous - (Hist-E)

box 44, folder 25

Miscellaneous - (b.b.s. 8) 1941 - 1941

box 44, folder 26

Miscellaneous - (Hist-K, 3 b.s. 15) 1941 - 1941

box 44, folder 27

Miscellaneous - (E-25) 1949 - 1949

box 44, folder 28

Miscellaneous - (I-25) 1948 - 1950

box 44, folder 29

Miscellaneous - (H-13) 1950 - 1950

box 44, folder 30

Miscellaneous - (E-22) 1951 - 1951

box 44, folder 31

Miscellaneous - (R-31) 1951 - 1951

box 44, folder 32

Miscellaneous - (R-38) 1953 - 1953

box 44, folder 33

Miscellaneous - (R-11) 1954 - 1954

box 44, folder 34

Miscellaneous - (R-27) 1953 - 1954

box 44, folder 35

Miscellaneous - (L-19) 1958 - 1958

box 44, folder 36

Miscellaneous - (V-104) 1961 - 1961

box 44, folder 37

Miscellaneous - (S-16) 1964 - 1964

box 44, folder 38

Names and Addresses - (S-4)

box 44, folder 39

Names and Addresses - (V-15)

box 44, folder 40

Names and Addresses - (V-44)

box 44, folder 41

Names and Addresses - (R-40) 1954 - 1954

box 44, folder 42

Names and Addresses - (V-14) 1960 - 1960

box 44, folder 43

Names and Addresses - (V-8) 1960 - 1960

box 44, folder 44

Names and Addresses - (V-101) 1960 - 1960

box 44, folder 45

Names and Addresses - (V-76) 1961 - 1961

box 44, folder 46

Names and Addresses - (V-99) 1961 - 1961

box 44, folder 47

Names and Addresses - (V-108) 1961 - 1961

box 44, folder 48

Names and Addresses - (V-84), ca 1962 - 1962

box 44, folder 49

Names and Addresses - (V-98) 1962 - 1962

box 44, folder 50

Names and Addresses - (S-51) 1963 - 1963

box 44, folder 51

Names and Addresses - (V-29) 1963 - 1963

box 44, folder 52

Names and Addresses - (V-23) 1963 - 1963

box 44, folder 53

Physics - (3 b.s. 9)

box 44, folder 54

Physics - Uranium works. (B-8) 1939 - 1939

box 44, folder 55

Physics - (Hist. K, 3 b.s. 15-A) 1940 - 1940

box 44, folder 56

Physics - (b.b.s. 32) 1941 - 1941

box 44, folder 57

Physics - Chain reaction 1942 - 1942

box 44, folder 58

Physics - Delayed neutrons 1943 - 1943

box 44, folder 59

Physics - (V-13) 1946 - 1946

box 44, folder 60

Pugwash: Quebec (post) - (L-17) 1958 - 1958

box 44, folder 61

Red Money

box 44, folder 62

Resume - (R-6)

box 44, folder 63

Spartanburg, Ill. - (3 b.s. 12) 1945 - 1945

box 44, folder 64

Tea/Alcohol 1952 - 1952

box 44, folder 65

U.S. Department of State - (A-24) 1949 - 1949

Notebooks

box 45, folder 1

Early uranium work 1939 - 1939

box 45, folder 2

Physics 1939 - 1939

box 45, folder 3

1939, April 2

box 45, folder 4

Patents 1946 - 1946

Note

Liquid/Liquid extractor

box 45, folder 5

Biology 1946 - 1947

box 45, folder 6

Theory - (Chicago) 1949 - 1949

box 45, folder 7

1949

box 45, folder 8

1949-1950

box 45, folder 9

Biology - "Plans for 51." 1950 - 1950

box 46, folder 1

Algae 1950 - 1950

box 46, folder 2

Biology - (Chicago) 1950 - 1950

box 46, folder 3

Biology - (Chicago) 1951 - 1951

box 46, folder 4

Biology 1951 - 1952

box 46, folder 5

Bull sperm 1952 - 1952

box 46, folder 6

Biology 1952 - 1953

box 46, folder 7

Diet calculator 1953 - 1953

box 46, folder 8

Sperm 1953 - 1953

box 46, folder 9

Biology 1955 - 1955

box 46, folder 10

Biology 1956 - 1956

box 47, folder 1

Biology 1956 - 1956

box 47, folder 2

Biology 1956 - 1957

box 47, folder 3

Enzymes 1957 - 1957

box 47, folder 4

Biology - (Chicago) 1957 - 1957

box 47, folder 5

Biology - (Chicago) 1957 - 1957

box 47, folder 6

Biology - (Chicago) 1957 - 1957

box 47, folder 7

Biology - (Chicago) 1957 - 1957

box 47, folder 8

Biology 1958 - 1958

box 48, folder 1

Biology - "Aging." 1958 - 1958

box 48, folder 2

Biology 1958 - 1958

box 48, folder 3

1964

box 48, folder 4

1964

box 48, folder 5

Brain 1964 - 1964

box 48, folder 6

Biology 1964 - 1964

box 48, folder 7

Bethe Chicago

box 48, folder 8

Biology - (aging)

box 48, folder 9

Biology

Note

n.d.

box 48, folder 10

Biology

Note

n.d.

box 48, folder 11

Biology

Note

n.d.

box 48, folder 12

Biology

Note

n.d.

box 48, folder 13

Biology

Note

n.d.

box 49, folder 1

Biology

Note

n.d.

box 49, folder 2

Biology

Note

n.d.

box 49, folder 3

Biology - (Chicago)

Note

Includes draft of "Science is my racket and "Chemostat"

box 49, folder 4

Biology - (Chicago)

box 49, folder 5

Biology - (Chicago)

box 49, folder 6

Biology - (Chicago)

box 49, folder 7

Biology - "Immunity II." (Chicago)

box 49, folder 8

Counts # 2

box 49, folder 9

Patents

Note

Liquid/Liquid extractor

box 50, folder 1

Physics - (G-22)

box 50, folder 2

Physics - "Uranium"

box 50, folder 3

Szilard - Balazc

box 50, folder 4

University of Colorado cover

box 50, folder 5

Heat transfer, refractories, metals, high temperature

box 50, folder 6

No date

box 50, folder 7

No date

box 50, folder 8

No date

Publications By Other Authors

box 51, folder 1

Bibliographic citations

box 51, folder 2

General Miscellaneous

box 51, folder 3

Unidentified authors

box 51, folder 4

Adams, Mark H.

box 51, folder 5

Adey, W. Ross

box 51, folder 6

Adler, F. and H. von Halban

box 51, folder 7

Alexander, Mary L.

box 51, folder 8

Alexander, Peter P.

box 51, folder 9

Altenburg, Edgar

box 51, folder 10

Amaldi, Edoardo

box 51, folder 11

American Institute of Biological Sciences

box 51, folder 12

American Physical Society

box 51, folder 13

AMERICAN SCIENTIST

box 51, folder 14

Ames, Bruce N.

box 51, folder 15

Amrine, Michael

box 51, folder 16

Anderson, Norman G.

box 51, folder 17

Andrew, Warren

box 51, folder 18

Anker, H.S.

box 51, folder 19

Armitage, P.

box 51, folder 20

Atomic Industrial Forum, Inc

box 51, folder 21

Atwood, K.C.

box 51, folder 22

Barr, Stringfellow

box 51, folder 23

Barrows, C.H.

box 51, folder 24

Beadle, George Wells

box 51, folder 25

Beale, G.H.

box 51, folder 26

Beals, Carleton

box 52, folder 1

Beatty, R.A.

box 52, folder 2

Benet, Stephen Vincent

box 52, folder 3

Benoit, Emile

box 52, folder 4

Benoit, Jacques et al.

box 52, folder 5

Benzer, Seymour

box 52, folder 6

Berg, Benjamin

box 52, folder 7

Berger, Heinz

box 52, folder 8

Berlin, N.I. and F.L. Dimaggio

box 52, folder 9

Bertani, G.

box 52, folder 10

Beutler, Ernest et al.

box 52, folder 11

Bjorksten, J.

box 52, folder 12

Black, Stephen

box 52, folder 13

Bloch, Konrad

box 52, folder 14

Blum, Harold F.

box 52, folder 15

Blum, Walter J.

box 52, folder 16

Bok, Bart J.

box 52, folder 17

Boots, Ralph

box 52, folder 18

Borek, Ernest

box 52, folder 19

Brasch, Arno et al.

box 52, folder 20

Brealey, G.J.

box 52, folder 21

Brenner, S.

box 52, folder 22

Brent, L.

box 52, folder 23

Brillouin, L.

box 52, folder 24

Brower, Michael and Peter J. Sharfman

box 52, folder 25

Brown, Harrison and Amron Katz

box 52, folder 26

Bryson, Vernon

box 52, folder 27

BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS

box 53, folder 1

BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS

box 53, folder 2

BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS

box 53, folder 3

Burnet, F.M.

box 53, folder 4

Burton, K.

box 53, folder 5

Burton, L. et al.

box 53, folder 6

Buttin, Gerard

box 53, folder 7

Byrnes, James F.

box 53, folder 8

Campbell, John W. Jr.

box 53, folder 9

Carroll, Lewis

box 53, folder 10

Cavalli, Luigi L.

box 53, folder 11

Changeux, J.P. et al.

box 53, folder 12

Chase, Merrill W.

box 53, folder 13

CHEMICAL AND ENGINEERING NEWS

box 53, folder 14

Clark, Grenville

box 53, folder 15

Clark, Joseph S.

box 53, folder 16

Cohen, Seymour

box 53, folder 17

Cohn, M.L.

box 53, folder 18

COLLIER'S

box 53, folder 19

Conger, Alan D.

box 53, folder 20

Dahl, Eilif

box 53, folder 21

Davis, Bernard

box 54, folder 1

Delbruck, M.

box 54, folder 2

DeMars, Robert I.

box 54, folder 3

Demerec, M.

box 54, folder 4

Demers, Pierre

box 54, folder 5

Dexter, Lewis A.

box 54, folder 6

Dixon, Frank J.

box 54, folder 7

Dobzhansky, Theodosius

box 54, folder 8

Doermann, A.H.

box 54, folder 9

Doudoroff, Michael

box 54, folder 10

Douglas, William O.

box 54, folder 11

Downes, Jean

box 54, folder 12

Dray, Sheldon

box 54, folder 13

Dubert, Jean Marie

box 54, folder 14

Dublin, Louis I.

box 54, folder 15

Dulbecco, R.

box 54, folder 16

Dunlop, Stuart G.

box 54, folder 17

Dunn, H.O.

box 54, folder 18

Dunning, J.R. et al.

box 54, folder 19

Duve, Arne

box 54, folder 20

Eaton, Cyrus

box 54, folder 21

Ebert, James D.

box 54, folder 22

Edelman, G.M. and B. Benacerraf

box 54, folder 23

Ehrmann, Henry W.

box 54, folder 24

Eisenbud, Julie

box 54, folder 25

Emerson, Mary R.

box 55, folder 1

ENDEAVOUR

box 55, folder 2

ENDEAVOUR

box 55, folder 3

Englesberg, Ellis

box 55, folder 4

Ennis, Herbert L.

box 55, folder 5

Ephrussi, Boris

box 55, folder 6

Falek, Arthur

box 55, folder 7

Feld, Bernard

box 55, folder 8

Fincham, J.R.S.

box 55, folder 9

Finn, Robert

box 55, folder 10

Fisher, Robert

box 55, folder 11

FOOD FOR ALL

box 55, folder 12

FOREIGN AFFAIRS

box 55, folder 13

FOREIGN AFFAIRS

box 56, folder 1

Foster, Ruth A.C.

box 56, folder 2

Foster, Willam C.

box 56, folder 3

Fowler, Harold

box 56, folder 4

Fox, Sophie

box 56, folder 5

Franklin, Rosalind E.

box 56, folder 6

Freund, Jules

box 56, folder 7

Friedman, Milton

box 56, folder 8

Frisch, O.R.

box 56, folder 9

Galambos, Robert

box 56, folder 10

Gamow, George

box 56, folder 11

Garen, Alan

box 56, folder 12

Garn, Stanley Marion

box 56, folder 13

Garza Curcho, Mercedes de la

box 56, folder 14

Gautheret, R.J.

box 56, folder 15

General Electric

box 56, folder 16

Gerstein, George L.

box 56, folder 17

Giles, Norman H.

box 56, folder 18

Gilpatric, Roswell L.

box 56, folder 19

Glasser, R.G. et al

box 56, folder 20

Gordon, Maxwell

box 56, folder 21

Gordon, Myron

box 56, folder 22

Gorini, Luigi

box 56, folder 23

Gottstein, Klaus

box 56, folder 24

Grahn, Douglas and Katherine Hamilton

box 56, folder 25

Gray, L.H.

box 56, folder 26

Grodzins, Morton

box 56, folder 27

Gros, Francois

box 56, folder 28

Gross, Samson R.

box 56, folder 29

Gunn, Ross

box 56, folder 30

Gunsalus, I.C

box 56, folder 31

Haas, Felix L.

box 56, folder 32

Haddow, Alexander

box 56, folder 33

Haddox, C.H.

box 56, folder 34

Hadorn, Ernst

box 56, folder 35

Halban, Hans von, et al.

box 56, folder 36

Hambrecht, Frederick Terry

box 57, folder 1

Hammond, Cuyler E. and Daniel Horn

box 57, folder 2

Harris, Seymour E.

box 57, folder 3

Harrold, Ernst

box 57, folder 4

Heden, Carl-Goran

box 57, folder 5

Helen, Meyer Unger

box 57, folder 6

Hershey, A.D. et al.

box 57, folder 7

Herskowitz, Irwin H.

box 57, folder 8

Herzenber, Leonard A.

box 57, folder 9

Hinshelwood, Sir Cyril

box 57, folder 10

Hinton, Claude and M. Whittinghill

box 57, folder 11

HISTORY TODAY

box 57, folder 12

Hitchings, George H. et al.

box 57, folder 13

Hogness, D.S.

box 57, folder 14

Hollaender, Alex

box 57, folder 15

Horkheimer, Max

box 57, folder 16

Hornbastel, J. and F.A. Valente

box 57, folder 17

Horowitz, N.H.

box 57, folder 18

Huber, Von Wolfgang

box 57, folder 19

Huebschman, Charles

box 57, folder 20

Huennekens, F.M.

box 57, folder 21

HUMANIST

box 57, folder 22

Hutchins, Robert M.

box 57, folder 23

Hutner, S.H.

box 57, folder 24

Huxley, Aldous

box 57, folder 25

I.F. STONE'S WEEKLY

box 57, folder 26

Ivanoz, Alexander

box 57, folder 27

Jacob, Francois

box 57, folder 28

Jakoby, W.B.

box 58, folder 1

Jalavisto, E.

box 58, folder 2

Jerne, N.K.

box 58, folder 3

JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

box 58, folder 4

Kalmus, Henry P.

box 58, folder 5

Kane, John Francis

box 58, folder 6

Kapitza, P.L.

box 58, folder 7

Kaplan, Morton A.

box 58, folder 8

Kaplan, R.W.

box 58, folder 9

Karush, Fred

box 58, folder 10

Kelner, Albert

box 58, folder 11

Kendall, Edward C.

box 58, folder 12

Kepes, A.

box 58, folder 13

Kiang, N.Y-S.

box 58, folder 14

Kihlman, Bengt

box 58, folder 15

Kirk, J.E.

box 58, folder 16

Klein, L.R.

box 58, folder 17

Kluver, Heinrich

box 58, folder 18

Koch, Arthur

box 58, folder 19

Kogon, Eugen and Heinz Norden

box 58, folder 20

Kolmark, G.

box 58, folder 21

Kowarski, L.

box 58, folder 22

Kubie, Lawrence S.

box 58, folder 23

Kun, Ernest

box 58, folder 24

LANCET

box 58, folder 25

Lanni, Frank

box 58, folder 26

Lansing, A.I.

box 58, folder 27

Lark, K.G.

box 58, folder 28

Latarjet, Raymond

box 58, folder 29

Laue, Max von

box 58, folder 30

Lawrence, H.S. and A.M. Pappenheimer

box 58, folder 31

Lederberg, Joshua

box 58, folder 32

Lee, Howard H.

box 58, folder 33

Leghorn, Richard s.

box 58, folder 34

Lentz, Thomas

box 58, folder 35

Lerner, Abba

box 58, folder 36

Lerner, Max

box 59, folder 1

Levan, Albert

box 59, folder 2

Levine, Philip

box 59, folder 3

Lewin, Ralph A.

box 59, folder 4

Lindop, Patricia L.

box 59, folder 5

Lockingen, Lloyd S.

box 59, folder 6

Loeb, W.A

box 59, folder 7

Loewi, O.

box 59, folder 8

Lovelock, J.E.

box 59, folder 9

Luria, S.E.

box 59, folder 10

Maas, Werner K. and Elizabeth McFall

box 59, folder 11

MacCracken, Richard H.

box 59, folder 12

Maisel, Albert Q.

box 59, folder 13

Mandelbrot, Benoit

box 59, folder 14

Mann, W.B.

box 59, folder 15

Marcovich, H.

box 59, folder 16

Marcus, Philip I. and Elliot Robbins

box 59, folder 17

Martin, Gustav J. and J.M. Beiler

box 59, folder 18

Maslow, A.H.

box 59, folder 19

McCloy, John

box 59, folder 20

McColluch, Warren S. et al.

box 59, folder 21

McGrath, William

box 59, folder 22

McNamara, Robert S.

box 59, folder 23

McNaughton Foundation

box 59, folder 24

Meier, R.L.

box 59, folder 25

Meitner, Lise

box 59, folder 26

Melman, Seymour

box 60, folder 1

Melnechuk, Theodore

box 60, folder 2

Menke, John R.

box 60, folder 3

Merkel, Joseph R.

box 60, folder 4

Meselson, M. and J.J. Weigle

box 60, folder 5

Metropolitan Life Insurance Company

box 60, folder 6

Meyer, Helen U.

box 60, folder 7

Meyers, Jack

box 60, folder 8

Michelson, A. Michael

box 60, folder 9

Miller, J.J. et al.

box 60, folder 10

Miller, Philip C.

box 60, folder 11

Mitchell, Herschel and Mary Houlahan

box 60, folder 12

Monod, Jacques

box 60, folder 13

Morgenthau, Hans

box 60, folder 14

Mortimer, Robert K.

box 60, folder 15

Muller, Hermann J.

box 60, folder 16

Muller, Hermann J.

box 60, folder 17

Muller, Hermann J.

box 60, folder 18

Myers, Ronald E.

box 60, folder 19

Napier, R.A.N.

box 60, folder 20

Nelson, Thomas Clifford

box 61, folder 1

Newcombe, Howard B.

box 61, folder 2

NEWSWEEK

box 61, folder 3

Nickerson, Walter J.

box 61, folder 4

Novick, Aaron

box 61, folder 5

Novitzki, E. and A.W. Kimball

box 61, folder 6

Nuveen, John

box 61, folder 7

Ogg, James E.

box 61, folder 8

Oppenheimer, Robert

box 61, folder 9

Owen, R.D.

box 61, folder 10

Pappenheimer, A.M.

box 61, folder 11

Papazian, Haig P.

box 61, folder 12

Pardee, Arthur B.

box 61, folder 13

Parkes, A.S.

box 61, folder 14

Pauli, W. and J. Solomon

box 61, folder 15

Pauling, Linus

box 61, folder 16

PHYSICS TODAY

box 61, folder 17

Placzek, G.

box 61, folder 18

Platt, John R.

box 61, folder 19

Platt, Robert

box 61, folder 20

Poldosky, Richard J.

box 61, folder 21

Polge, C.

box 61, folder 22

Pontecorvo, G.

box 61, folder 23

POPULAR MECHANICS

box 61, folder 24

Preas, Sally

box 61, folder 25

PROCEEDINGS OF THE INSTITUTE OF RADIO ENGINEERS

box 61, folder 26

Prout, Timothy

box 61, folder 27

Provasoli, L.

box 61, folder 28

Puck, Theodore

box 61, folder 29

Radin, Max

box 61, folder 30

Rado, Sandor

box 62, folder 1

Razran, Gregory

box 62, folder 2

Rector, L.E.

box 62, folder 3

Reischer, Helen Simpson

box 62, folder 4

Rennert, Owen M. and Herbert S. Anker

box 62, folder 5

Ridenour, Louis N.

box 62, folder 6

Riesman, David

box 62, folder 7

Rich, Alexander

box 62, folder 8

Rizet, Georges M.

box 62, folder 9

Robbins, William J.

box 62, folder 10

Roberts, Eugene

box 62, folder 11

Roberts, Richard B.

box 62, folder 12

Rodieck, R.W. et al.

box 62, folder 13

Rogoff, J.M.

box 62, folder 14

Rothen, Alexandre

box 62, folder 15

Rothstein, Aser

box 62, folder 16

Rothstein, Jerome

box 62, folder 17

Ruff, Otto and Heinzelmann, Alfred

box 62, folder 18

Ruml, Beardsley et al.

box 62, folder 19

Ruska, E.

box 62, folder 20

Russell, John R. and Ralph M. Reitan

box 62, folder 21

Russell, W.L.

box 62, folder 22

Ryan, Francis J. and Lillian K. Schneider

box 62, folder 23

Sachs, Alexander

box 62, folder 24

Sacher, George A.

box 62, folder 25

SALZBURGER NACHRICHTEN

box 62, folder 26

SATURDAY REVIEW

box 62, folder 27

SATURDAY REVIEW OF LITERATURE

box 62, folder 28

Schneider, Lillian K.

box 62, folder 29

Schurr, Sam

box 62, folder 30

SCIENCE

box 62, folder 31

SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN

box 62, folder 32

SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN

box 63, folder 1

Seaborg, Glenn T.

box 63, folder 2

Senior, James K. and P.A. Levene

box 63, folder 3

Sharma, K.N.

box 63, folder 4

Shaw, John G.

box 63, folder 5

Shedlovsky, Theodore

box 63, folder 6

Shelesnyak, M.C.

box 63, folder 7

Shell Development Co.

box 63, folder 8

Sheng, T.C.

box 63, folder 9

Shepley, James R. and Clay Blair Jr

box 63, folder 10

Shils, Edward A.

box 63, folder 11

Sieve, Benjamin F.

box 63, folder 12

Silard, John

box 63, folder 13

Silverstein, Arthur

box 63, folder 14

Simon, Sir Francis

box 63, folder 15

Simons, Howard

box 63, folder 16

Sinex, F. Marott

box 63, folder 17

Sleeper, B.P.

box 63, folder 18

Slonimski, Piotr P.

box 63, folder 19

Sloviter, H.A.

box 63, folder 20

Smith, Audrey U.

box 63, folder 21

Smith, J. Maynard

box 63, folder 22

Soal, S.G.

box 63, folder 23

Sonneborn, T.M.

box 63, folder 24

Southam, Anna L.

box 63, folder 25

Spalding, J.F., et al.

box 63, folder 26

Sperry, R.W.

box 63, folder 27

Spiegelman, S.

box 63, folder 28

Standard Oil Company

box 63, folder 29

Stanier, R.Y.

box 63, folder 30

Stedman, D.F. and A.G. Brown

box 63, folder 31

Stent, Gunther S.

box 63, folder 32

Stern, Curt

box 63, folder 33

Stimson, Henry L.

box 63, folder 34

Stone, Wilson S.

box 63, folder 35

Stormont, R.T.

box 63, folder 36

Stokes, J.L.

box 63, folder 37

Storer, John B.

box 63, folder 38

Stover, Carl F.

box 63, folder 39

Strauss, Bernard S.

box 63, folder 40

Strehler, B.L.

box 63, folder 41

Streisinger, George

box 63, folder 42

Swan, Henry

box 64, folder 1

SYLVANIA TECHNOLOGIST

box 64, folder 2

Talmage, David W.

box 64, folder 3

Taliaferro, William H.

box 64, folder 4

Tatum, E.L.

box 64, folder 5

Taylor, Harriet E.

box 64, folder 6

Teas, H.J.

box 64, folder 7

Telfer, James D.

box 64, folder 8

Teller, Edward

box 64, folder 9

Teuber, Hans-Lukas

box 64, folder 10

Thiersch, John B.

box 64, folder 11

Thirring, Hans

box 64, folder 12

Thomas, Charles A.

box 64, folder 13

Tijo, Joe Hin and Albert Levan

box 64, folder 14

TIME

box 64, folder 15

Tittler, I.A.

box 64, folder 16

Tobias, Julian M.

box 64, folder 17

Uhr, Jonathan W.

box 64, folder 18

Underwood, Benton J.

box 64, folder 19

Union Process Co.

box 64, folder 20

Urey, Harold C.

box 64, folder 21

Uri, N.

box 64, folder 22

U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency

box 64, folder 23

U.S. Dept. Health, Education and Welfare

box 64, folder 24

U.S. Dept. Health, Education and Welfare

box 64, folder 25

U.S. Government Printing Office

box 64, folder 26

U.S. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT

box 64, folder 27

U.S. PATENT QUARTERLY

box 64, folder 28

Uzzell, Thomas H.

box 65, folder 1

Van Niel, C.B.

box 65, folder 2

Veritas. A poem entitled "The Day before Xmas" 1943 - 1943

Note

Written by unknown author at the Metallurgical Laboratory, Chicago, ca.1943)

box 65, folder 3

Visconti, N.

box 65, folder 4

Von Ehrenstein, Gunther, et al.

box 65, folder 5

Von Halban, H., F. Joliot, L. Kowarski

box 65, folder 6

Wagner, R.P. and C.H. Haddox

box 65, folder 7

Wainright, L.

box 65, folder 8

Wainright, S.D.

box 65, folder 9

Wallace, Bruce

box 65, folder 10

Walter, Donald O. and W.R. Adey

box 65, folder 11

Warburg, Otto

box 65, folder 12

Warburg, Otto, et al.

box 65, folder 13

Watson, James Dewey

box 65, folder 14

Webber, Milo M.

box 65, folder 15

Weigle, J.J.

box 65, folder 16

Weisner, B.P. and John Yudkin

box 65, folder 17

Weiss, Paul

box 65, folder 18

Weiss, Thomas

box 65, folder 19

Weizcacker, C.F. von

box 65, folder 20

Whiffen, Alma J.

box 65, folder 21

Whittinghill, Maurice and E. E. Hendricks

box 65, folder 22

Wiener, Norbert and Armand Siegel

box 65, folder 23

Wigner, Eugene P.

box 65, folder 24

Wilkie, Wendall

box 65, folder 25

Willet, E.L. and G.W. Salisbury

box 65, folder 26

Williams, George C.

box 65, folder 27

Wilson, William A.

box 65, folder 28

Wirth, Louis

box 65, folder 29

Witkin, Evelyn M.

box 65, folder 30

Wittcoff, Raywond

box 65, folder 31

Wollman, E.L. and G.S. Stent

box 65, folder 32

Woodshole Marine Biological Laboratory

box 65, folder 33

World Academy of Art and Science

box 65, folder 34

Wright, Sewall

box 65, folder 35

Wyatt, G.R.

box 65, folder 36

Yanofsky, Charles and David M. Booner

box 65, folder 37

Young, J.Z.

box 66, folder 1

Yockey, Hubert P.

box 66, folder 2

Zahl, Paul A.

box 66, folder 3

Zahler, Stanley A.

box 66, folder 4

Zamenhof, Stephen

box 66, folder 5

Zinn, W.H., et al.

box 66, folder 6

Zirkle, Raymond E.

SUBJECTS AND ORGANIZATIONS

Organizations

box 66, folder 7

Miscellaneous - A to E

box 66, folder 8

Miscellaneous - F to J

box 66, folder 9

Miscellaneous - K to Z

box 66, folder 10

Academic Assistance Council 1933 - 1933

box 66, folder 11

Airline Conference

box 66, folder 12

American Academy of Arts and Sciences

box 66, folder 13

American Arbitration Association

box 66, folder 14

American Institute of Biological Sciences. (A.I.B.S.)

box 66, folder 15

Association for Scientific Collaboration, Inc.

box 66, folder 16

Atomic Energy Control Conference

box 66, folder 17

Atomic Energy Course for Management 1957 - 1957

box 66, folder 18

Brandeis University

box 66, folder 19

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

box 66, folder 20

Citizen's Committee

box 66, folder 21

Conference on Science, Technology, and National Security 1956 - 1956

box 66, folder 22

Cold Springs Harbor Symposium

box 67, folder 1

Columbia University Interdisciplinary Project

box 67, folder 2

Committee of Correspondence 1961 - 1961

box 67, folder 3

Conference of the Industrial Sponsors of the Institutes of the U. of Chicago 1950 - 1951

box 67, folder 4

Conference on Science and World Affairs

box 67, folder 5

Congress International de Physique Nucleaire

box 67, folder 6

Conservation Foundation. "The physiological approach to fertility control." 1952 - 1953

box 67, folder 7

Council and the Lobby

box 67, folder 8

Council for a Livable World - General materials

box 67, folder 9

Council for a Livable World - General materials

box 67, folder 10

Council for a Livable World - Correspondence of public response

box 67, folder 11

Council of the Atlantic Union Committee

box 67, folder 12

Council to Abolish War - General materials

box 68, folder 1

Council to Abolish War - Correspondence of public response

box 68, folder 2

Federation of American Scientists

box 68, folder 3

Ford Foundation

box 68, folder 4

General Atomic, a division of General Dynamics Corporation - General materials

box 68, folder 5, oversize MC03807

General Atomic, a division of General Dynamics Corporation - Diagrams

box 68, folder 6

Genetics Society of America

box 68, folder 7

IBM Medical Symposium 1963 - 1963

box 68, folder 8

Institute for Cell Research and Genetics

box 68, folder 9

Institute for International Order

box 68, folder 10

International Fertility Association

box 68, folder 11

Italian Society of Physics

box 68, folder 12

Japan Council Against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs

box 68, folder 13

Metallurgical Laboratory

box 68, folder 14

Moscow Meeting Plans 1958 - 1958

box 68, folder 15

National Academy of Sciences

box 68, folder 16

National Association of Life Underwriters

box 68, folder 17

National Committee for an Effective Congress

box 68, folder 18

National Industrial Conference Board

box 68, folder 19

National Jewish Hospital at Denver

box 69, folder 1

National Planning Association

box 69, folder 2

National Research Council of Canada

box 69, folder 3

National Science Foundation

box 69, folder 4

National Science Foundation

box 69, folder 5

Neurosciences Research Program

box 69, folder 6

New York Academy of Sciences. Section of Biology

box 69, folder 7

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

box 69, folder 8

Podbielniak, Inc.

box 69, folder 9

Population Council

box 69, folder 10

Pugwash - Nova Scotia, Canada 1957 - 1957

box 69, folder 11

Pugwash - Quebec, Canada 1958 - 1958

box 69, folder 12

Pugwash - Kitzbuhel-Vienna, Austria 1958 - 1958

box 69, folder 13

Pugwash - 1959, June

box 69, folder 14

Pugwash - Moscow, USSR 1960 - 1960

box 69, folder 15

Pugwash - Stowe, Vermont. 1961 - 1961

box 69, folder 16

Pugwash - Cambridge, (England?) 1962 - 1962

box 69, folder 17

Pugwash - Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia 1963 - 1963

box 69, folder 18

Pugwash - Udaipur, India 1964 - 1964

box 70, folder 1

Pugwash - Karlovy Vary, Czechoslovakia 1964 - 1964

box 70, folder 2

Pugwash - Newsletter 1964 - 1964

box 70, folder 3

Pugwash - Miscellaneous

box 70, folder 4

Regional Conference on the International Control and Utilization of Atomic ... 1946 - 1946

box 70, folder 5

Research Corporation

box 70, folder 6

Research Department of Tea Bureau, Inc.

box 70, folder 7

Research Institute of America. "Living History Awards."

box 70, folder 8

Rogoff Foundation. Medical Research Laboratory of the G.N. Stewart Memorial Fund

box 70, folder 9

Salk Institute

box 70, folder 10

Science Service

box 70, folder 11

Scientists on Survival

box 70, folder 12

Society for the Study of Development and Growth

box 70, folder 13

Society of American Bacteriologists

box 70, folder 14

Special Project Committee on Security Through Arms Control. 1958 - 1958

box 70, folder 15

Strategy for Peace Conference

box 70, folder 16

Study Program in Biophysical Science

box 70, folder 17

U.S. Congress. Joint Committee on Atomic Energy

box 70, folder 18

U.S. Department of State. Staff list 1961 - 1961

box 70, folder 19

U.S. Mission to the United Nations

box 70, folder 20

U.S. Senate

box 70, folder 21

U.S. War Department

box 70, folder 22

University of Chicago - Board of Trustees

box 70, folder 23

University of Chicago - Council of the University Senate

box 70, folder 24

University of Chicago - "Round Table Discussion." 1960 - 1960

box 70, folder 25

University of Chicago - Miscellaneous

box 70, folder 26

University of Colorado Medical Center

Subjects

box 71, folder 1

Miscellaneous

box 71, folder 2

Aging

box 71, folder 3

Amino Acid Charts

box 71, folder 4

Angels Project

box 71, folder 5

Arms Control

box 71, folder 6

Atomic bomb development

box 71, folder 7

Atomic Energy Act of 1945

box 71, folder 8

Atomic Energy Act of 1954

box 71, folder 9

Atomic Energy Commission

box 71, folder 10

Atoms for Peace Award 1960 - 1960

box 71, folder 11

Bullsperm - General materials

box 71, folder 12

Bullsperm - Photographs

box 71, folder 13

Carbon, graphite 1939 - 1940

box 71, folder 14

Canfield, Cass

box 72, folder 1

Cellulose Decomposition

box 72, folder 2

Central Nervous System

box 72, folder 3

Chemostat - Figures

box 72, folder 4, oversize MC03808

Chemostat - Oversize figures

box 72, folder 5

Chemostat - Reprint mailing list 1950 - 1950

box 72, folder 6

Chemostat - Transparencies

box 72, folder 7

Clarendon Collection 1937 - 1937

box 72, folder 8

Compensating Key Personnel

box 72, folder 9

Conflict of Interest Law Material 1961 - 1961

box 72, folder 10

Correspondence logs 1963 - 1964

box 72, folder 11

Coronary Heart Disease

box 72, folder 12

Dispersal of cities

box 72, folder 13

Enzymes - graphs and charts

box 72, folder 14

Equipment and supplies catalogs

box 72, folder 15

Equipment and supplies catalogs

box 73, folder 1

Fertility Control

box 73, folder 2

From the table at home on May 29, 1964 (S-72)

box 73, folder 3

Genetics

box 73, folder 4

Humanist of the Year Award 1960 - 1960

box 73, folder 5

Hydrogen Bomb

box 73, folder 6

Immunity

box 73, folder 7

Ivanhoe street house. Denver, Colorado 1951 - 1951

box 73, folder 8

Jet Injections

box 73, folder 9

Letter to Nehru 1955 - 1955

box 73, folder 10

Letter to Stalin - General materials 1947 - 1947

box 73, folder 11

Letter to Stalin - Public response 1947 - 1947

box 73, folder 12

Materials 1957 - 1957

box 73, folder 13

Passport Material

box 73, folder 14

Peace Movement - Public Response

box 73, folder 15

Petition 1945 - 1945

box 73, folder 16

Petition to President Kennedy 1961 - 1961

box 73, folder 17

Population Statistics in the U.S. and the U.S.S.R.

box 74, folder 1

Requests for reprints of the works of Leo Szilard

Note

"On the decrease of entrophy..."

box 74, folder 2

Requests for reprints of the works of Leo Szilard - General correspondence

box 74, folder 3

Requests for reprints of the works of Leo Szilard - Post card requests

box 74, folder 4

Resumes

box 74, folder 5

Sardi Luncheon

box 74, folder 6

Search for a Laboratory Sight in the New York area 1942 - 1942

box 74, folder 7

Silver

box 74, folder 8

Stevenson-Kefauver Election 1956 - 1956

box 74, folder 9

Travel - European Trip 1957 - 1958

box 74, folder 10

U.S.S.R.

box 74, folder 11

Wiedergutmachung

Note

Restitution

box 74, folder 12

X-Ray Sterilization of Food

FINANCIAL RECORDS

Bank Statements

box 75, folder 1

Chase Manhattan Bank - Checking account statements 1955 - 1958

box 75, folder 2

Chase Manhattan Bank - Correspondence 1955 - 1958

box 75, folder 3

Chase Manhattan Bank - Deposit slips 1955 - 1959

box 75, folder 4

Chase National Bank - Checking account statements 1946 - 1955

box 75, folder 5

Chase National Bank - Correspondence 1943 - 1955

box 75, folder 6

Chase National Bank - Deposit slips 1943 - 1955

box 75, folder 7

Chase National Bank - Registered letter reciepts 1945 - 1957

box 75, folder 8

Midland Bank Limited, London - correspondence 1933 - 1938

box 75, folder 9

University National Bank - Checking account statements 1945 - 1953

box 75, folder 10

University National Bank - Correspondence 1953 - 1954

box 75, folder 11

University National Bank - Deposit and withdrawal slips

Cancelled Checks

box 76, folder 1

Chase National Bank 1939 - 1939

box 76, folder 2

Chase National Bank 1940 - 1940

box 76, folder 3

Chase National Bank 1941 - 1941

box 76, folder 4

Chase National Bank 1942 - 1942

box 76, folder 5

Chase National Bank 1943 - 1943

box 76, folder 6

Chase National Bank 1945 - 1945

box 76, folder 7

Chase National Bank 1946 - 1946

box 76, folder 8

University National Bank 1946 - 1947

box 76, folder 9

Chase National Bank 1947 - 1947

box 76, folder 10

Chase National Bank 1948 - 1948

box 76, folder 11

Chase National Bank 1949 - 1949

box 76, folder 12

Chase National Bank 1950 - 1950

box 76, folder 13

Chase National Bank 1951 - 1951

box 76, folder 14

Chase National Bank 1952 - 1952

box 76, folder 15

Chase National Bank 1953 - 1953

box 76, folder 16

Chase National Bank 1954 - 1954

box 76, folder 17

Chase National Bank 1955 - 1955

box 76, folder 18

Chase Manhattan Bank 1955 - 1955

box 76, folder 19

Chase Manhattan Bank 1956 - 1956

box 76, folder 20

Chase Manhattan Bank 1957 - 1957

box 76, folder 21

Chase Manhattan Bank 1958 - 1958

box 77, folder 1

Cancelled Check Stubs 1946 - 1957

Income Tax Records

box 78, folder 1

Miscellaneous

box 78, folder 2

1932

box 78, folder 3

1936

box 78, folder 4

1937

box 78, folder 5

1938

box 78, folder 6

1939

box 78, folder 7

1940

box 78, folder 8

1941

box 78, folder 9

1942

box 78, folder 10

1943

box 78, folder 11

1944

box 78, folder 12

1945

box 78, folder 13

1946

box 78, folder 14

1947

box 78, folder 15

1948

box 78, folder 16

1949

box 78, folder 17

1950

box 78, folder 18

1951

box 78, folder 19

1952

box 78, folder 20

1953

box 78, folder 21

1954

box 78, folder 22

1955

box 78, folder 23

1956

box 78, folder 24

1956

box 78, folder 25

1958

General Financial Records

box 79, folder 1

Miscellaneous

box 79, folder 2

Brandeis University - General materials

box 79, folder 3

Brandeis University - travel expenses

box 79, folder 4

Cab Fare Records

box 79, folder 5

Emergency Committee of Atomic Scientists

box 79, folder 6

Finances 1957 - 1958

box 79, folder 7

Hotel - bills, miscellaneous

box 79, folder 8

Hotel Somerset

box 79, folder 9

Insurance - Blue Cross

box 79, folder 10

Insurance - Continental Casualty Company

box 79, folder 11

Insurance - Lee Nashem Agency

box 79, folder 12

Insurance - Metropolitan Life

box 79, folder 13

Insurance - Teacher's Insurance and Annuity Association

box 79, folder 14

International Latex Corporation

box 79, folder 15

Kings Crown Hotel

box 79, folder 16

McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc.

box 79, folder 17

Men's Faculty Club of Columbia University

box 79, folder 18

Metallurgical Laboratory

box 79, folder 19

Park Lane Hotel

box 79, folder 20

Professional Services

box 80, folder 1

Quadrangle Club - Bills 1957 - 1958

box 80, folder 2

Quadrangle Club - Bills 1954 - 1958

box 80, folder 3

Quadrangle Club - Monthly Invoices 1949 - 1954

box 80, folder 4

Quadrangle Club - Telephone charges 1949 - 1958

box 80, folder 5

Restaurant receipts

box 80, folder 6

Salk Institute. Book orders

box 80, folder 7

Secretarial services

box 80, folder 8

Social Security

box 80, folder 9

Stock Market invoices.

box 80, folder 10

Telephone and telegram invoices

box 80, folder 11

Travel expenses- miscellaneous

box 80, folder 12

Unitronics Corporation. Invoices

box 80, folder 13

University of California. Travel expenses

box 80, folder 14

University of Chicago - Financial records, travel expenses, and reimbursment

box 80, folder 15

University of Chicago - Pay receipts

box 80, folder 16

University of Colorado. Pay receipts, expense account, and miscellaneous records

box 80, folder 17

War Bonds 1945 - 1945

box 80, folder 18

Weiss, Mrs. Paul

Contracts and Grants

box 81, folder 1

List funding agencies

box 81, folder 2

Guggenheim Fellowship Application Form 1940 - 1940

box 81, folder 3

Contract EIDM A-42-b MS 1943 - 1944

box 81, folder 4

Contract N6ori-20 1948 - 1948

box 81, folder 5

National Advisory Health Council Research Grant RG 2814 1950 - 1950

Note

Study of the growth, adaption, and mutation of bacteria and bacterial viruses, carried out with new biophysical methods.

box 81, folder 6

Contract NR 135-056 1951 - 1951

Note

Growth, adaptation, and mutation of bacteria and bacterial viruses."

box 81, folder 7

U.S. Public Health Service Grant No.E.144(C1) 1951 - 1953

box 81, folder 8

Contract Nonr-1059(00) 1952 - 1953

box 81, folder 9

Contract N6ori-02038 1952 - 1953

box 81, folder 10

Contract ONR:441:GJS/NR 119-221 1952 - 1953

box 81, folder 11

Application to the National Science Foundation 1956 - 1956

box 81, folder 12

Grant Proposal to the Louis Block Fund for Basic Research and Advanced Study 1957 - 1957

Note

Study of the formation of adaptive enzymes in bacteria and the formation of antibodies in mammals

box 81, folder 13

Grant proposal to the Louis Block Fund for Basic Research and Advanced Study 1958 - 1958

Note

Study of the formation of adaptive enzymes in bacteria and the formation of antibodies in mammals

box 81, folder 14

Application for research grant to the National Institute of Health 1959 - 1959

Note

Quantative Studies of General Biological Phenomena.

box 81, folder 15

Proposal to the National Science Foundation for a research grant 1959 - 1959

Note

A quantitative study of the molecular bases of general biological phenomena.

box 81, folder 16

Research grant. RG-6876(C1) 1960 - 1963

box 81, folder 17

Research grant. GM06876-04 from the National Advisory Health Council 1963 - 1964

Note

Quantative Studies of General Biological Phenomena.

Travel Materials

box 82, folder 1

Miscellaneous travel materials

box 82, folder 2

Airline tickets - Miscellaneous

box 82, folder 3

Airline tickets - Miscellaneous

box 82, folder 4

Airline tickets - American Airlines

box 82, folder 5

Airline tickets - United Airlines

box 82, folder 6

Train tickets

ADDRESSES

Address Books

box 83, folder 1

Early

box 83, folder 2

1930's

box 83, folder 3

1935

box 83, folder 4

late 1950's

box 83, folder 5

1961

box 83, folder 6

1962

box 83, folder 7

1963

box 83, folder 8

1964

box 83, folder 9

Packet of index cards with addresses

Miscellaneous Addresses

box 84, folder 1

Multiple addresses on single pages and lists of persons

box 84, folder 2

box 84, folder 3

box 84, folder 4

box 84, folder 5

box 84, folder 6

box 84, folder 7

box 84, folder 8

box 84, folder 9

box 84, folder 10

box 84, folder 11

box 84, folder 12

box 84, folder 13

box 84, folder 14

box 84, folder 15

box 84, folder 16

box 84, folder 17

box 84, folder 18

box 84, folder 19

box 84, folder 20

box 84, folder 21

box 84, folder 22

box 84, folder 23

box 84, folder 24

box 84, folder 25

box 84, folder 26

box 84, folder 27

GERTRUDE SZILARD MATERIALS

Biography

box 84, folder 28, oversize FB13003

Certificates - "License to Practice Medicine." 1951 - 1951

Note

Colorado State Board of Medical Examiners

box 84, folder 29, oversize FB13002

Certificates - "Public Health Certificate." 1949 - 1949

Note

American Board of Preventive Medicine and Public Health

box 85, folder 1

Curriculum Vitae

box 85, folder 2

Attorney Fees

box 85, folder 3

Personal Notes/Course Notes

box 85, folder 4

Medical Notes and Correspondence

Correspondence

box 85, folder 5

Letters from Important People

box 85, folder 6

Letters of Condolence - Unknown Authors

box 85, folder 7

Letters of Condolence - A-E

box 85, folder 8

Letters of Condolence - F-L

box 85, folder 9

Letters of Condolence - M-R

box 85, folder 10

Letters of Condolence - S-V

box 85, folder 11

Letters of Condolence - W-Z

box 85, folder 12

Letters of Condolence

Note

Funeral program, guestbook, and reply to letters of condolence

box 86, folder 1

General Correspondence - Unidentified correspondents

box 86, folder 2

General Correspondence - A- miscellaneous

box 86, folder 3

General Correspondence - The American Humanist Association 1964 - 1967

box 86, folder 4

General correspondence - American Institute of Physics 1964 - 1977

box 86, folder 5

General correspondence - Anderson, Herbert L. 1968 - 1968

box 86, folder 6

General correspondence - Anderson, Luedeka, Fitch, Even and Tabin 1964 - 1975

box 86, folder 7

General correspondence - Anker, Herbert 1965 - 1975

box 86, folder 8

General correspondence - B- miscellaneous

box 86, folder 9

General correspondence - Breit, Gregory 1940 - 1977

box 86, folder 10

General correspondence - British Broadcasting Corp. 1965 - 1965

box 86, folder 11

General correspondence - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists 1965 - 1979

box 86, folder 12

General correspondence - C- miscellaneous

box 86, folder 13

General correspondence - CBS News 1972 - 1976

box 86, folder 14

General correspondence - Clark, Ronald W. 1945 - 1972

box 86, folder 15

General correspondence - Cohen, Benjamin V. 1974 - 1976

box 86, folder 16

General correspondence - Cold Springs Harbor Lab. 1966 - 1969

box 86, folder 17

General correspondence - Council For A Livable World 1967 - 1972

box 86, folder 18

General correspondence - D- miscellaneous

box 86, folder 19

General correspondence - Doering, William 1964 - 1976

box 86, folder 20

General correspondence - E- miscellaneous

box 86, folder 21

General correspondence - Eckart, Carl 1967 - 1969

box 86, folder 22

General correspondence - Einstein Estate 1933 - 1976

box 86, folder 23

General correspondence - Esterer, A.K. 1971 - 1971

box 86, folder 24

General correspondence - F- miscellaneous

box 86, folder 25

General correspondence - Feld, Bernard T. 1967 - 1971

box 86, folder 26

General correspondence - Fisher, Roger 1963 - 1976

box 86, folder 27

General correspondence - G- miscellaneous

box 87, folder 1

General correspondence - Galef and Jacobs 1965 - 1975

box 87, folder 2

General correspondence - Goldhaber, Maurice 1967 - 1976

box 87, folder 3

General correspondence - Grinberg, A.P. 1962 - 1967

box 87, folder 4

General correspondence - H- miscellaneous

box 87, folder 5

General correspondence - Hamstra, Doris 1973 - 1973

box 87, folder 6

General correspondence - Harvard University - Perspectives in American History 1967 - 1968

box 87, folder 7

General correspondence - Hersey, John 1965 - 1965

box 87, folder 8

General correspondence - I- miscellaneous

box 87, folder 9

General correspondence - Institute for Advanced Study 1973 - 1976

box 87, folder 10

General correspondence - Institute for Policy Studies 1969 - 1969

box 87, folder 11

General correspondence - J- miscellaneous

box 87, folder 12

General correspondence - K- miscellaneous

box 87, folder 13

General correspondence - L- miscellaneous

box 87, folder 14

General correspondence - Levy, Lillian 1960 - 1965

box 87, folder 15

General correspondence - The Library of Congress 1965 - 1971

box 87, folder 16

General correspondence - Life Magazine 1971 - 1971

box 87, folder 17

General correspondence - Livingston, Robert B. 1965 - 1975

box 87, folder 18

General correspondence - M- miscellaneous

box 87, folder 19

General correspondence - Marschak, Marianne and Jascha 1964 - 1976

box 87, folder 20

General correspondence - McMillan, Edwin M. 1928 - 1967

box 87, folder 21

General correspondence - MIT Press 1965 - 1979

box 87, folder 22

General correspondence - Monod, Jacques 1965 - 1971

box 87, folder 23

General correspondence - N- miscellaneous

box 87, folder 24

General correspondence - National Endowment for the Humanities 1973 - 1974

box 87, folder 25

General correspondence - National Inventors Hall of Fame 1978 - 1978

box 87, folder 26

General correspondence - National Science Foundation 1973 - 1973

box 87, folder 27

General correspondence - Novick, Aaron 1961 - 1971

box 88, folder 1

General correspondence - P- miscellaneous

box 88, folder 2

General correspondence - Pearce, Roy Harvey 1973 - 1973

box 88, folder 3

General correspondence - Pennie, Edmonds, Morton, Taylor, and Adams 1968 - 1968

box 88, folder 4

General correspondence - Q- miscellaneous

box 88, folder 5

General correspondence - R- miscellaneous

box 88, folder 6

General correspondence - S- miscellaneous

box 88, folder 7

General correspondence - Sherwin, Martin J. 1966 - 1973

box 88, folder 8

General correspondence - Simon and Schuster, Inc., Publishers 1963 - 1975

box 88, folder 9

General correspondence - Simpson, John A. 1975 - 1976

box 88, folder 10

General correspondence - Sloan Foundation 1973 - 1973

box 88, folder 11

General correspondence - Stokes, Joseph III, M.D. 1972 - 1973

box 88, folder 12

General correspondence - T- miscellaneous

box 88, folder 13

General correspondence - Teller, Edward 1945 - 1976

box 88, folder 14

General correspondence - U- miscellaneous

box 88, folder 15

General correspondence - V- miscellaneous

box 88, folder 16

General correspondence - W- miscellaneous

box 88, folder 17

General correspondence - Weart, Spencer 1974 - 1976

box 88, folder 18

General correspondence - Weiss, Egon A. 1966 - 1976

box 88, folder 19

General correspondence - Weisskopf, Victor F. 1964 - 1976

box 88, folder 20

General correspondence - Wigner, Eugene P. 1960 - 1976

box 88, folder 21

General correspondence - Winsor, Kathleen 1967 - 1971

box 88, folder 22

General correspondence - York, Herbert F. 1973 - 1973

Writings

box 89, folder 1

Miscellaneous - Biographical References for Extension of Leo Szilard Biography

box 89, folder 2

Miscellaneous - Biographical References

box 89, folder 3

Miscellaneous - Documents

box 89, folder 4

Miscellaneous - Introductions to Volume II - Hutchins

box 89, folder 5

Miscellaneous - MIT Press, Harvard Press, and Others

box 89, folder 6

Miscellaneous - Petitions 1945 - 1945

box 89, folder 7

Miscellaneous - "Perspectives"

box 89, folder 8

Miscellaneous - "Reminiscences" Exerpts

box 89, folder 9

Miscellaneous - Szilard's Ten Commandments with Introduction by Trude

box 89, folder 10

Miscellaneous - Book Outline 1960 - 1960

box 89, folder 11

Collected Works of Leo Szilard - Notes

box 89, folder 12

Collected Works of Leo Szilard - Notes

box 89, folder 13

Collected Works of Leo Szilard - Notes

box 89, folder 14

Collected Works of Leo Szilard - Notes

box 90, folder 1

Collected Works of Leo Szilard - Notes

box 90, folder 2

Collected Works of Leo Szilard - Proposed Format for Volume II

box 90, folder 3

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography 1933 - 1933

box 90, folder 4

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography 1934 - 1934

box 90, folder 5

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography 1935 - 1935

box 90, folder 6

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography 1936 - 1936

box 90, folder 7

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography 1937 - 1937

box 90, folder 8

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography 1938 - 1938

box 90, folder 9

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography 1939 - 1939

box 90, folder 10

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography 1939 - 1939

box 90, folder 11

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography 1940 - 1940

box 90, folder 12

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography 1941 - 1941

box 90, folder 13

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography 1942 - 1942

box 90, folder 14

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography 1943 - 1943

box 90, folder 15

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography 1944 - 1944

box 90, folder 16

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography 1945 - 1945

box 90, folder 17

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography 1946 - 1946

box 90, folder 18

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography 1947 - 1952

box 91, folder 1

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - Bernard Bailyn outline

box 91, folder 2

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - Childhood 1898 - 1908

box 91, folder 3

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - Adolescence 1908 - 1914

box 91, folder 4

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - First World War 1914 - 1920

box 91, folder 5

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - Berlin 1920 - 1933

box 91, folder 6

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - England 1933 - 1938

box 91, folder 7

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - America 1938 - 1940

box 91, folder 8

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - America 1938 - 1940

box 91, folder 9

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - America 1938 - 1940

box 91, folder 10

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - America 1938 - 1940

box 91, folder 11

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - America 1940 - 1941

box 91, folder 12

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - America 1941 - 1942

box 91, folder 13

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - America 1942 - 1945

box 92, folder 1

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - America 1945 - 1946

box 92, folder 2

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography 1942 - 1942

Note

Xerox of "materials given to Henry Barton in 1942 for safekeeping"

box 92, folder 3

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography

Note

For possible addition to Bailyn materials

box 92, folder 4

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - "From Jacob Marshak"

box 92, folder 5

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography

Note

Material from History Box Folders not Used in Bailyn Set

box 92, folder 6

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - 1898-1908

box 92, folder 7

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - 1908-1914

box 92, folder 8

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - 1914-1920

box 92, folder 9

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - 1920-1933

box 92, folder 10

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - 1933-1938

box 92, folder 11

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - 1938-1940

box 92, folder 12

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - 1940-Dec. 31, 1941

box 92, folder 13

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - Jan. 1, 1942 - Dec. 2, 1942

box 92, folder 14

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - Dec. 3, 1942 - Aug. 6, 1945

box 92, folder 15

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography - Aug. 6, 1945 - July 28, 1946

box 93, folder 1

Outline for Proposed Leo Szilard Biography

Note

Roladex chronology of events in Leo Szilard's life

Subjects

box 94, folder 1

Council for a Livable World - Correspondence

box 94, folder 2

Council for a Livable World - General

box 94, folder 3

Council for a Livable World - General

box 94, folder 4

Council for a Livable World - General

box 94, folder 5

Council for a Livable World - General

box 94, folder 6

Council for a Livable World - General

box 94, folder 7

Council for a Livable World - General

box 94, folder 8

Council for a Livable World - General

box 95, folder 1

Freedom of Information Act - Freedom of Information Act

box 95, folder 2

Freedom of Information Act - Atomic Energy Commission

box 95, folder 3

Freedom of Information Act - Department of State

box 95, folder 4

Freedom of Information Act - Department of the Army

box 95, folder 5

Freedom of Information Act - Department of the Army

box 95, folder 6

Freedom of Information Act - Department of the Navy

box 95, folder 7

Freedom of Information Act - Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

box 95, folder 8

Freedom of Information Act - Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

box 95, folder 9

Freedom of Information Act - Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

box 96, folder 1

Freedom of Information Act - General Services Administration

box 96, folder 2

Freedom of Information Act - U.S. Office of Personnel Management

box 96, folder 3

Freedom of Information Act - Miscellaneous

box 96, folder 4

Patents

box 96, folder 5

Pugwash - Pugwash

box 96, folder 6

Pugwash - Pugwash

box 96, folder 7

Pugwash - Pugwash

box 96, folder 8

Pugwash - Pugwash

box 97, folder 1

Pugwash - Pugwash

box 97, folder 2

Pugwash - Pugwash

box 97, folder 3

Pugwash - Pugwash

box 97, folder 4

Pugwash - Pugwash

box 97, folder 5

Pugwash - Pugwash

box 98, folder 1

Pugwash - Pugwash

box 98, folder 2

Pugwash - Pugwash Conference- Mulhausen, GDR 1976 - 1976

Miscellaneous

box 98, folder 3

Mostly University of Chicago

box 98, folder 4

General

box 98, folder 5

General

box 98, folder 6

General

box 99, folder 1

Original Finding Aid

box 99, folder 2

Original Finding Aid

box 99, folder 3

Original Finding Aid

box 99, folder 4

Original Finding Aid

box 99, folder 5

Original Finding Aid

box 99, folder 6

Original Finding Aid

box 99, folder 7

Original Finding Aid

PHOTOGRAPHS

Portraits

box 99, folder 8, oversize FB12909

Two drawings of Leo Szilard by his father, Louis Szilard

box 99, folder 9, oversize FB12908

Taken by Tita Binz

Note

n.d.

box 100, folder 1

Miscellaneous reproductions from prints

box 100, folder 2

Taken by Erica Anderson. New York

Note

n.d.

box 100, folder 3

Taken by John Kaspar. Denver, Colorado 1950 - 1955

Note

Early 1950's

box 100, folder 4

Taken by Lotte Meitner-Graf. London

Note

n.d.

box 100, folder 5

Gertrude Weiss Szilard

General Photographs

box 100, folder 6

Street corner in London where Szilard conceived the idea of the chain reaction

box 100, folder 7

Miscellaneous

box 100, folder 8

Radio program - WWDC [Steve Allis... Show]

box 100, folder 9

Early childhood. Group photo.

box 100, folder 10

Pre-1915

box 100, folder 11

Student days in Budapest 1915 - 1915

box 100, folder 12

Student days 1916 - 1916

box 100, folder 13