Activity Listings
- Letter from LP to President Alan Valentine, University of Rochester, RE: LP renews his recommendation of Professor Hogness and that he would make an excellent head of a chemistry department. [Filed under: V: Individual Correspondence, Box #425.1]
- Letter from LP to Professor T. R. Hogness RE: Reports that he has not heard anything about the Rochester job and has just renewed his recommendation for his appointment. Is looking forward to receiving his manuscript and notes on hemoglobin. [Filed under: H: Individual Correspondence, Box #162.5]
- Letter from Thorfin R. Hogness to LP. [Filed under: H: Individual Correspondence, Box #162.5]
October 21, 1937
Professor T. R. Hogness
Department of Chemistry
University of Chicago
Chicago, Illinois
Dear Thorfin:
I haven't heard anything regarding the Rochester job, and I have just written a letter to Valentine, in which I said that I had learned from you that the matter had been discussed with you in a preliminary way and that I wanted to renew my recommendation of you for the position. I did not say anything at all about the change in your situation at Chicago, but put in a lot of stuff about your suitability for the position.
I am looking forward to receiving the manuscript and your notes on the hemoglobin work, I would be disappointed now in case the salt effect calculation did not come out right. When the data arrives, Jack and I shall work them over for awhile.
Yours,
LP:HB
- Letter from W. G. Penney to LP RE: LP's recent papers on internuclear distances. [Filed under: P: Correspondence, Box #312.1]
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