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Pauling Diary: "Addresses." 1935.
This diary is devoted to issues surrounding the California Institute of Technology. Many of Pauling’s entries focus on the research being performed by C.I.T. staff, including work with hemoglobin and atomic structures. His notes also include information on possible improvements at C.I.T. as well as details on the unfortunate departure of an intelligent student.

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Creator: Linus Pauling
Associated: Joseph W. Barker, George W. Wheland, Robert Mulliken, Edwin J. Cohn, W. D. Kumeler, Alfred E. Mirsky, Felix Haurowitz, J.B.S. Haldane, Ralph W.G. Wyckoff, E.P. Kohler, James B. Conant, Richard Kuhn, Ralph L. Shriner, Ronald M. Ferry, Hugo Theorell, The. Svedberg, Henry E. Bent, Simon Flexner, Thomas Hunt Morgan, Percy W. Bridgman, William Hume-Rothery, Alexander F. H. Goetz, Fritz Zwicky, Rudolf Ladenburg, Arnold O. Beckman, Stuart Bates, Wendell Woodring, Lindsay Helmholz, Sterling B. Hendricks, Oliver R. Wulf, David Hilbert, Roger Adams, David Harker, Paul C. Cross, Frederick Seitz, Gustav Albrecht, William R. Smythe, John H. Maxson, Lester W. Strock, Joseph West, Louis R. Maxwell, Michael Tswett, John H. Northrup

Date: 1935
Genre: diaries
ID: safe4.006
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