Irwin Stone Papers, 1902-1984

Collection Overview

Title: Irwin Stone Papers, 1902-1984

Predominant Dates: 1950-1980

ID: MSS Stone

Primary Creator: Stone, Irwin

Extent: 17.0 cubic feet. More info below.

Arrangement: The Irwin Stone Papers are arranged in three series: Series 1: Book Research and Subject Files; Series 2: Correspondence and Professional Files; and Series 3: Speeches and Publications.

Date Acquired: 00/00/2016

Languages of Materials: English [eng], Chinese [chi], French [fre], German [ger], Hebrew [heb], Italian [ita], Japanese [jpn], Russian [rus], Spanish;Castilian [spa], Swedish [swe]

Abstract

Irwin Stone was a biochemist and chemical engineer who was known for his groundbreaking research on ascorbic acid, more commonly known as Vitamin C. He championed the use of Vitamin C for food preservation and human health throughout his career, influencing how Vitamin C was used by nutritionists, biochemists, medical professionals, and the pharmaceutical industry. Materials document his research and career as a biochemist, public speaker, and author and relate to Vitamin C's effects on diseases such as cancer, stress, wound healing, AIDS, and drug addiction. Access to Box 11 Folder 57 and Box 12 Folder 13 is restricted due to the presence of confidential information.

Scope and Content Notes

The Irwin Stone Papers document Stone's research on ascorbic acid, more commonly known as Vitamin C. Stone championed the idea humans are naturally deficient in ascorbic acid due to a gene mutation. He advocated for the use of Vitamin C for human health throughout his career, influencing how Vitamin C was used by nutritionists, biochemists, medical professionals, and the pharmaceutical industry throughout the 1970s and later. Materials document his research and career as a biochemist, public speaker, and author, and relate to Vitamin C's effects on diseases such as cancer, stress, wound healing, AIDS, and drug addiction.

Stone's research and writing for The Healing Factor: Vitamin C Against Disease (1972), is documented in Series 1: Book Research and Subject Files. In addition to scientific reprints and reference materials, these files contain Stone's notes for the book and some drafts (though full written drafts of the book are not present). Stone grouped files by subject area, dividing into cited references, documents not used, and documents received late. Reprints date from 1902 to 1971, though the bulk are from the mid-to-late 1960s. There are multiple papers in foreign languages with translations and/or summaries, including papers in Chinese, Czech, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Hebrew, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Russian, Slovak, Spanish, and Swedish.

Series 2: Correspondence and Professional Files documents Stone's interactions with prominent members and organizations in the fields of orthomolecular medicine, vitamins, and biochemistry, as well as other major public figures. These include: Abram Hoffer, Henry Newbold, and Norman Cousins; Stone's correspondence with Linus Pauling is not present in the collection. In many cases, Stone's correspondence with medical doctors frequently regards differing opinions and evolving science on ascorbic acid, and its use in various diseases and ailments. He also corresponded with other medical professionals including veterinarians, dentists, and nurses about different applications of Vitamin C. Stone's correspondence with other biochemists and scientists centers on the practice of running various experiments related to or including ascorbate.

Stone and others in the orthomolecular field had a significant influence on the vitamin and pharmaceutical industry, especially during the 1970s. Correspondence with these companies, including Freeda Vitamins and Hoffman LaRoche, is included in this series and documents industry relations and the impact of increasing use of Vitamin C by the public.

Series 2 also contains correspondence related to a number of his other research projects and plans. In 1962, Stone began a study regarding the effects of taking high levels of ascorbic acid by gathering data from individuals who had already been taking a high dose regimen for some time. These questionnaire responses contain confidential information and are restricted.

Professional files in this series include article reprints, newspaper and magazine clippings, publications, and cassette recordings of conference speeches and conversations. This series also contains a nearly full run of Stone's IS-FACT (Irwin Stone Foundation for Ascorbate Capability and Therapy) Newsletter, which was often a reprint of an article appearing in another publication, annotated by Stone and distributed to his subscribers.

Series 3: Speeches and Publications contain files for Stone's articles, other publications, and public talks. These files include correspondence with organizers about scheduling and scope, writing drafts and notes, research articles, brochures and promotional materials, supporting documentation such as newsletters, press coverage and newspaper clippings, and follow up correspondence. Materials in this series were also used by Stone to compile his IS-FACT (Irwin Stone Foundation for Ascorbate Capability and Therapy) newsletter. Materials reflect his interactions with the scientific public about his ideas, and often provide evidence of the reception of his ideas in different environments. Stone's interactions with organizations and publications such as the National Health Federation and Nutrition Today reflect his work's importance in the broader alternative health and nutrition movement of the 1970s.

Biographical / Historical Notes

Born in 1907, Irwin Stone was a biochemist and chemical engineer who was known for his groundbreaking research on ascorbic acid, more commonly known as Vitamin C. He championed the use of Vitamin C for food preservation and human health throughout his career.

After his education in chemical engineering, Stone was the Chief Chemist at Pease Laboratories, a biological and chemical consulting laboratory in New York. In 1934, he set up and directed the enzyme and fermentation research laboratory of Wallerstein Company, a manufacturer of industrial enzymes. In this setting, he first experimented with using ascorbic acid to guard against enzyme deterioration from exposure to air. As part of his work on improving the flavor stability of packaged beer, he discovered the preservative qualities of ascorbic acid, just two years after the substance's discovery by Albert Szent-Gyorgyi. He filed 5 patents on applications of ascorbic acid between 1935-1940, including one for its first industrial use as a food antioxidant. During this period he began researching scurvy and related diseases, as his discoveries and patents led in part to the virtual elimination of frank clinical scurvy from developed countries. Stone began positing that these were linked to humans' inability to produce necessary amounts of ascorbic acid.

In 1954, Stone and his wife Barbara were driving to attend a meeting of the American Society of Brewing Chemists in South Dakota when they were hit by a drunk driver. Both had extensive injuries. Stone was told he would not walk again or possibly talk again due to a traumatic larynx injury. They spent three months in rehabilitation together in South Dakota. After five operations he left fully healed, walking and talking. Both credited their accelerated recovery to the consumption of large doses of Vitamin C. Stone used his research background to prove the detoxifying power of ascorbic acid, claiming that it increased human resistance to the shock of sudden injury or illness.

In 1965, he began publishing a continuing series of papers on the genetic liver-enzyme disease he called hypoascorbemia. This disease occurs, Stone asserted, because humans carry a defective gene for the enzyme protein L-gluconolactone oxidase, and this is the reason humans were susceptible to scurvy and rampant chronic subclinical scurvy.

In April 1966, Linus Pauling met Irwin Stone at one of Pauling's lectures. After reading Stone's ascorbic acid regimen and his work on ascorbate, Pauling and his family began taking large doses of Vitamin C. Pauling saw a significant improvement in the colds that he had suffered from for many years. He began promoting Vitamin C as a therapeutic, corresponding with Stone and others in the field. Pauling published Vitamin C and the Common Cold in 1971. In this book, Pauling deemed Stone "the leader in the ascorbic acid field," and refers to his published work throughout.

Through his writings and lectures, Stone sought to educate people about the importance of nutrition and the role of Vitamin C in maintaining optimal health, with the ultimate purpose of lessening human suffering. Though publishing was difficult for Stone because his ideas were not accepted by mainstream medical science at the time, he persevered, publishing scientific research papers whenever possible and distributing those widely to different audiences.

In addition to his research endeavors, Stone was a prolific writer and lecturer, sharing his findings with both scientific communities and the general public. Between 1931-1968, he also published over 60 articles on brewing chemistry and made significant contributions to the brewing industries. He was issued 26 U.S. patents for brewing technology between 1934 and 1977, as well as numerous foreign patents. He was President of the American Society of Brewing Chemists from 1962-1963, and a life member of the American Society of Brewing Chemists, the American Chemical Society, the New York Academy of Sciences, and Society of Sigma Xi. He was also a member of the Master Brewers Association of American, the Orthomolecular Medical Society, and a fellow of both the American Institute of Chemists and the Association of Official Analytical Chemists.

After retiring from Wallerstein in 1972, Stone devoted his time to advancing his assertion that humans did not naturally produce enough Vitamin C. He published The Healing Factor: Vitamin C Against Disease (1972). He founded a non-profit called IS-FACT (Irwin Stone Foundation for Ascorbate Capability and Therapy), mounting research and educational activities related to ascorbate. As part of this effort, he regularly produced newsletters reprinting scientific research papers on Vitamin C for users who did not have access to medical libraries. He referred to himself as a paleopathologist, based on his significant research into the history of human ascorbate production and the genetic mutation responsible for inhibiting ascorbic acid production.

In May 1984, while in Los Angeles to receive awards from the Academy of Orthomolecular Psychiatry, the Orthomolecular Medical Society, and the Linus Pauling Institute of Science and Medicine, Stone choked while eating due to effects of throat injuries from his 1954 accident and passed away. Stone was inducted into the Orthomolecular Medicine Hall of Fame in 2004, honoring his pioneering work and a legacy of innovation and discovery in the field of biochemistry.

Administrative Information

More Extent Information: 17 boxes; 43 audio cassettes; 5 photographs

Statement on Access: Collection is open for research. Box 11 Folder 57 and Box 12 Folder 13 are restricted due to the presence of confidential information

Acquisition Note: The collection was donated by Steven Stone in 2016.

Related Materials: Linus Pauling's research on Vitamin C therapy and orthomolecular medicine can be found in Ava Helen and Linus Pauling Papers Series 11: Science, Subseries 11: Orthomolecular Medicine. Other Pauling material related to Vitamin C can be found in Series 2: Publications, Series 3: Speeches, and Series 17: Personal Library. Pauling Correspondence with Irwin Stone, Abram Hoffer, and others in the ascorbic acid megadosing world can be found in Series 1: Correspondence. The Linus Pauling Institute of Science and Medicine Records detail the research of this organization, including work with Stone. The Ewan Cameron Papers document Cameron's research partnership on Vitamin C and cancer with Pauling, as well as this transcribed memoir. The History of Science Oral History Collection contains interviews with several individuals close to this work, including Stephen Lawson from the Linus Pauling Institute of Science and Medicine. The History of Science Rare Book Collection contains numerous materials related to vitamin research.

Preferred Citation: Irwin Stone Papers (MSS Stone), Oregon State University Special Collections and Archives Research Center, Corvallis, Oregon.

Box and Folder Listing

Series 1: Book Research and Subject Files, 1902-1971

Series 1 documents Stone's research and writing for the production of his book, The Healing Factor: Vitamin C Against Disease, published in 1972. Materials are arranged alphabetically by subject area; each subject area includes the cited references from the literature for the book, and other literature not used. Reprints and articles are frequently annotated with his notes and citations. Of special note in this series is his correspondence with article translators, in which he often asks for more detail.

Box 1

Folder 1: Aging, Cited References, 1941-1970
Folder 2: Aging, Not Used, 1937-1970
Folder 3: Aging, Not Used, 1937-1970
Folder 4: Anemia, 1943-1968
Folder 5: Anemia, 1938-1965
Folder 6: Arthritis Rheumatism, 1935-1966
Folder 7: Arthritis Rheumatism, Background, 1936-1968
Folder 8: Arthritis Rheumatism, Cited References, 1934-1966
Folder 9: Arthritis Rheumatism, Not Being Used and Not Pertinent, 1940-1967
Folder 10: Bleeding, 1934-1968
Folder 11: Burns, 1947-1966
Folder 12: C-Levels Hypo-Scurvy, 1935-1969
Folder 13: C-Levels Hypo-Scurvy, 1923-1968
Folder 14: C-Levels Hypo-Scurvy, 1932-1964
Folder 15: C-Levels Hyper-Scurvy, 1936-1968
Folder 16: Cancer, Cited References, 1935-1971
Folder 17: Cancer, Cited References, 1935-1971

Box 2

Folder 1: Cancer II, 1934-1969
Folder 2: Cancer II, Types of Cancer, 1936-1964
Folder 3: Cancer II, Not Pertinent, 1935-1968
Folder 4: Cancer III, 1965-1966
Folder 5: Cancer III, 1942-1967
Folder 6: Cardiovascular Diseases, 1964-1968
Folder 7: Cardiovascular Diseases, 1934-1966
Folder 8: Cardiovascular Diseases, 1937-1963
Folder 9: Cardiovascular Diseases, 1942-1968
Folder 10: Cataract and Eye Conditions, 1936-1970
Folder 11: Cataract and Eye Conditions, Types of Cataracts, 1935-1970
Folder 12: Cataract and Eye Conditions, Cited references, 1939-1969
Folder 13: Cataract and Eye Conditions, Not Used, 1938-1968
Folder 14: Cited References, 1907-1962
Folder 15: Cited References, Chapters 1-6, 1907-1963
Folder 16: Common Cold, 1929-1968

Box 3

Folder 1: Dental Applications, 1937-1967
Folder 2: Detoxification, Potentiation, 1934-1970
Folder 3: Detoxification, Potentiation, Not Used, 1933-1968
Folder 4: Detoxification, Potentiation, Not Pertinent, 1935-1967
Folder 5: Detoxification, Botulism and Tetanus, 1963-1969
Folder 6: Detoxification, Snakebite, 1955-1971
Folder 7: Infectious Diseases - Bacterial, Cited References, 1934-1971
Folder 8: Infectious Diseases - Bacterial, Cited References, 1933-1962
Folder 9: Infectious Diseases - Bacterial, Cited References, 1936-1962
Folder 10: Infectious Diseases - Bacterial II, General, 1937-1966
Folder 11: Infectious Diseases - Bacterial II, Bactericidal and Antitoxic Effect, 1936-1957
Folder 12: Infectious Diseases - Bacterial II, Not Used, 1940-1962
Folder 13: Infectious Diseases - Bacterial II, Classified After Chapter Written, 1931-1969
Folder 14: Infectious Diseases - Viral, Rabies, 1957-1965
Folder 15: Infectious Diseases - Viral II, 1935-1969
Folder 16: Infectious Diseases - Viral, Cited References, 1937-1970

Box 4

Folder 1: Large Reviews on A.A., 1937-1965
Folder 2: Large Reviews on A.A., 1953-1964
Folder 3: Lind Bicentenary Symposium, 1953, 1913-1965
Folder 4: Lind Bicentenary Symposium, 1953, 1909-1964
Folder 5: Meniere's Syndrome/Multiple Sclerosis, 1939-1967
Folder 6: Miscellaneous I, 1918-1964
Folder 7: Miscellaneous I, 1936-1964
Folder 8: Miscellaneous I, 1917-1963
Folder 9: Miscellaneous II, 1925-1965
Folder 10: Miscellaneous II, 1938-1964
Folder 11: Miscellaneous III, 1925-1965
Folder 12: Miscellaneous III, 1925-1965
Folder 13: Miscellaneous IV, 1902-1966
Folder 14: Miscellaneous V, 1955-1966
Folder 15: Miscellaneous VI, 1943-1969

Box 5

Folder 1: Miscellaneous - Gout, 1960-1964
Folder 2: Miscellaneous - Alkaptonuria, 1939-1963
Folder 3: Miscellaneous - PKU, 1939-1966
Folder 4: Kidney and Bladder Diseases, Nephritis, 1938-1970
Folder 5: Kidney and Bladder Diseases, Oxalates and Oxaluria, 1957-1970
Folder 6: Kidney and Bladder Diseases, Urological Paper, 1937-1966
Folder 7: Kidney and Bladder Diseases, Urology Paper, 1960-1966
Folder 8: Peptic - Gastric Ulcer, Cited References, 1933-1969
Folder 9: Peptic - Gastric Ulcer, Literature Received After Chapter Written, 1938-1969
Folder 10: Peptic - Gastric Ulcer, Pertinent but just too many, 1936-1971
Folder 11: Peptic - Gastric Ulcer, Not Used, 1933-1970
Folder 12: Pollution - Smoking, Cited References, 1938-1971
Folder 13: Pregnancy - Abortion, Cited References, 1915-1971
Folder 14: Pregnancy - Abortion, 1936-1971
Folder 15: Pregnancy - Abortion, 1932-1967
Folder 16: Psychoses, Cited References, 1938-1971
Folder 17: Psychoses, 1938-1971
Folder 18: Psychoses, 1939-1970
Folder 19: SeCure Production, 1956-1966

Box 6

Folder 1: Shock, 1939-1970
Folder 2: Shock-Morbidity Index, 1941-1969
Folder 3: Smoking, 1951-1970
Folder 4: Smoking, 1946-1967
Folder 5: Smoking, 1952-1963
Folder 6: Smoking, Ciliary Action, 1933-1967
Folder 7: Stress, 1959-1970
Folder 8: Stress, Chapter 24 Cited References, 1937-1969
Folder 9: Stress, Chapter 25 Cited References, 1938-1967
Folder 10: Stress, Not Used, 1941-1967
Folder 11: Stress, Hypoxia-Altitude Not Used, 1895-1969
Folder 12: Stress, Radiation Not Used, 1936-1969
Folder 13: Strokes (Cerebral Accidents) - Vascular Disease, 1936-1970
Folder 14: Wound Healing, 1937-1965
Folder 15: Wound Healing, 1939-1964
Folder 16: Wound Healing, 1940-1966
Folder 17: YDI - Chap. 30 - The Future, 1935-1971

Series 2: Correspondence and Professional Files, 1914-1984

Series 2 contains materials related to Stone's engagement with various individuals about Vitamin C work. A notable correspondant is journalist Norman Cousins; his article "Anatomy of an Illness," published in The Saturday Review in 1977, includes his experience with Vitamin C megadoses. Stone contacted Cousins after the article was published, and was warmly received. Their animated correspondence over several years is included in this series. Stone's exchanges with Dr. Kurt Donsbach, a disgraced nutritionist who ran a variety of schemes, is also in this series. Orthomolecular leader Abram Hoffer and Stone had a long and involved correspondence on shared ideas. Also notable is the documentation of various companies (Preventix Pharmaceuticals, Nabisco) licensing Stone's patents, as well as his interaction with different pharmaceutical companies about his work and ideas. A nearly complete run of his IS-FACT (Irwin Stone Foundation for Ascorbate Capability and Therapy) Newsletter appears in the folders for "Sir Speedy," the copying service he used to create and distribute the newsletter. This series also contains numerous audiocassette recordings of programs, conversations, and lectures Stone recorded and archived.

Extent: 21 audiocassettes, 5 photographs

Box 7

Folder 1: Australasian College of Biomedical Scientists, 1973-1983
Folder 2: Australasian Nurses Journal, 1977-1983
Folder 3: Blood Project, 1942-1975
Folder 4: Blood Project, 1962-1966
Folder 5: Dr. Allen Campbell, 1976-1982
Folder 6: Gerson Institute-Norman Fritz-Cancer, 1978
Folder 7: Canadian Ass'n Preventative and Orthomolecular Medicine, 1979
Folder 8: Canadian TV Network Ltd., 1978
Folder 9: Cancer Victims and Friends, 1975-1977
Folder 10: Children's Cancer Research Institute, 1978
Folder 11: Cancer Colonic, 1975-1978
Folder 12: Carbon Monoxide and Cyanide Tests, 1937-1968
Folder 13: Case Histories, 1975-1979
Folder 14: James Cason, 1978-1981
Folder 15: Dr. John F. Catchpool, 1975-1981
Folder 16: Jack Challem, 1981-1983
Folder 17: Indu B. Chatterjee, 1965-1977
Folder 18: Dr. E. Cheraskin, 1967-1983: Includes a photograph of Stone and Cheraskin
Folder 19: Edwin J. Chernosky, 1980-1981
Folder 20: Clayton University, 1982
Folder 21: Richard S. Colman, 1973-1974
Folder 22: Colon Center, 1979
Folder 23: Coma - 20/20, 1983
Folder 24: Sandy Cortwright, 1983
Folder 25: Norman Cousins - AIDS, 1982-1983
Folder 26: Norman Cousins - Saturday Review, 1976-1982
Folder 27: Dr. R. A. Cowley, 1978
Folder 28: Joe Creely - Bentonite, 1972-1983
Folder 29: COMS Cancer Tapes - Distribution, 1976: 3 cassette tapes
Folder 30: Dr. W. D. Currier, 1973-1978
Folder 31: Cystic Fibrosis, 1979-1981
Folder 32: Dr. Ward Dean - Long Life Magazine, 1978-1979
Folder 33: Dental Paper - Donald Call, 1981-1982
Folder 34: Detoxicorbate, 1976-1977
Folder 35: DET-KAL Ascorbate Research Foundation, 1978-1979
Folder 36: Dr. Keene Dimick, 1970-1980
Folder 37: Mark Dixon - Anabolic Labs, 1980
Folder 38: Dr. Eugene Dong, Jr. - Stanford Medicine, 1974
Folder 39: Dr. Kurt Donsbach, 1979-1981
Folder 40: Hugh Downs - Over Easy, 1978-1979
Folder 41: Drug Addiction Clinics - Mike Baker, 1983
Folder 42: Cortez F. Enloe, Jr. - Nutrition Today, 1967-1974
Folder 43: Cortez F. Enloe, Jr. Correspondence, 1973-1979
Folder 44: Dean Edell, 1982
Folder 45: Lennart G. Erickson, 1971-1981

Box 8

Folder 1: Eurotechnical Research University, 1983-1984
Folder 2: Ben F. Feingold, M.D., 1979
Folder 3: Dr. Wayne R. Fiscus, D.C., 1978-1979
Folder 4: Dr. William H. Fisher, 1976-1979
Folder 5: Dr. Robert W. Fortner, Nephrologist, 1963-1981
Folder 6: Mr. Charles Fox, 1982
Folder 7: Carleton Fredericks, 1977-1978
Folder 8: Freeda Vitamins - Dr. Philip Zimmerman, 1979-1981
Folder 9: Dr. John H. Fenster - DNA, 1973-1977
Folder 10: Dr. Othmar Gabriel - Washington, D.C., 1959-1969
Folder 11: Dr. Soloman Garb, 1968-1970
Folder 12: Mrs. S. P. Gavran - Rabies, 1976-1981
Folder 13: Dr. Emil Ginter - Institute of Nutrition, 1975-1979
Folder 14: Burton Goldberg, 1981-1982
Folder 15: Phil Gold, 1983
Folder 16: Avram Goldstein, 1976-1978
Folder 17: Judy Goeltz - Jet Lag, 1978-1981
Folder 18: Bob Goligoski - Mercury News, 1979-1980
Folder 19: Samuel R. Green, 1972-1974
Folder 20: Dr. James Greenwood, Jr., 1964-1979
Folder 21: Gordon W. Hewes, 1982
Folder 22: Hahnemann University, 1983
Folder 23: Robert Harrison - Drug Addiction, 1977-1978
Folder 24: Wayne Harris - Hilcoa Company, 1976-1979: Includes a photo of Harris and Stone
Folder 25: Paul Harvey, 1983-1984
Folder 26: Joseph G. Hattersley, 1978-1979
Folder 27: Abram Hoffer, 1971-1982
Folder 28: Clyde Hawley, 1976
Folder 29: Health Horizons, Inc., 1978-1981
Folder 30: Victor Herbert, M.D., J.D., 1958-1978
Folder 31: Cathy and Guy Herron - The Good Life Gazette, 1979-1980: Includes cassette of interview with Guy Herron
Folder 32: A. F. Hess' Scurvy Papers, 1914-1921, 1914-1921
Folder 33: A. Hoffer - Canadian Drug Addiciton Patent, 1977-1979: Includes cassette with various conversations
Folder 34: Hoffmann - La Roche, 1973-1980
Folder 35: Dr. Barry Saltzman, Dr. Lawrence Ecker - Holistic Medical Group, 1973-1982
Folder 36: Holbrook University, 1982
Folder 37: Jim Holbrook - Institute for Acrobionic Sciences, 1977-1983
Folder 38: Holistic Medical Groups - Meetings - Seminars - Literature, 1978
Folder 39: Dr. R. E. Hughes - DHAA Reductase, 1964-1967
Folder 40: Huxley Institute for Biosocial Research, 1981-1982
Folder 41: Institute Medical Research, 1966-1983: Includes 2 cassettes of taped talks given by Dr. David A. Stevens and Dr. James R. Herrod at IMR
Folder 42: International Academy of Medical Preventics, 1983
Folder 43: International Academy of Preventative Medicine, 1975-1983
Folder 44: International Academy of Preventative Medicine, 1975
Folder 45: International Academy of Preventative Medicine, 1973-1975

Box 9

Folder 1: Steven S. Isono, M.D., 1982
Folder 2: Israel - F.R.I. Israel Med. Res. Foundation, Ltd., 1977
Folder 3: Israel - Surgeon General, Ministry of Defense, Tel Aviv, and Others, 1972-1977: Includes 3 photographs of Stone and others, including Linus Pauling at the Linus Pauling Institute of Science and Medicine
Folder 4: Rev. Lloyd H. Jones, 1981
Folder 5: Journal of International Academy - Metabology, 1978
Folder 6: J.I.A.P.M. - Leon Pomeroy - 50 year Anniversary Festschrift Issue, 1983-1984
Folder 7: J.I.A.P.M. - Review of paper on allergy by 4 Army Doctors, 1981-1982
Folder 8: Loose Copy of Nutrition Today, 1975
Folder 9: Steven and Helene Kane - Garlic Press KFAT Gilroy, 1971-1979
Folder 10: Prof. Frank Karasek - Univ. of Waterloo - Hon. Doctorate, 1973-1976
Folder 11: Diane Keaton - KCBS Radio, 1979
Folder 12: Joseph Keininger - Cancer Victim - Senior Patent Attorney - IBM, 1981-1982
Folder 13: Jane Kinderlehrer, Senior Editor, Prevention, 1974
Folder 14: Kenneth L. Kidwell, President, Eureka Federal Savings, 1976-1979: Includes cassette of Kidwell's "I Used to Have Cancer" recorded 7/14/1976
Folder 15: Ben Kramer - Addiction and other work, 1977-1980
Folder 16: Shelley Krasnow - Manassas, Va. 22110, 1969-1975
Folder 17: Dr. Ernst T. Krebs, 1975-1976
Folder 18: Si and Betty Kamen, 1983-1984
Folder 19: Joe Kieninger - Cancer Patent, 1983
Folder 20: Dr. Hans J. Kugler, 1974-1975
Folder 21: Wilfred J. La Barre - Chiropractor, La Barre Chiropractic Clinic, 1983
Folder 22: Lancet - Letter - 1974 - Dr. M. H. Briggs - Australia, 1973-1974
Folder 23: The Lancet - Letter to the Editor, 1979
Folder 24: Conrad Laschiver, 1974-1979
Folder 25: Dr. Miriam Lee - Acupuncturist, 1978
Folder 26: Dr. Olaf K. Skinsnes, Leprosy, 1972-1980
Folder 27: Dr. Daniel L. Weiss, Leprosy, 1973
Folder 28: Dr. Malcom Leslie, 1979
Folder 29: Stephen Levine - Nutri-Cology, 1978-1984
Folder 30: Augusta Levy, 1970-1976
Folder 31: Frank Levy - Gout, 1969-1983
Folder 32: Howard Lewis - Director of Development, L. I. College Hospital, Brooklyn, 1979
Folder 33: Lupus Foundation, 1979-1981
Folder 34: L.I.F.E. - Louis Lykken, 1972-1973
Folder 35: Dr. Virginia Livingston, 1972-1979
Folder 36: Judy Lyons - Brentwood, Tenn., 1981-1982
Folder 37: March of Dimes - Birth Defects Foundation, 1974-1984
Folder 38: Dr. Marshall Mandell, 1978
Folder 39: Dr. Michael Margoles, 1977-1981
Folder 40: Larry Masidlover - Press Features News Service, 1979-1981: Includes cassette recording of conversation with Masidlover, 4/2/1979
Folder 41: Dr. Richard Mason - Ass't Coroner, 1976-1978: Includes cassette recording of visit with Mason, and Archie and Glen, 9/1/1977
Folder 42: McCormick's (Dr. Wm. J.) Papers, 1962
Folder 43: Joseph J. McGovern, Jr., MD, 1983
Folder 44: Andrew R. L. McNaughton, 1966-1982: Includes 2 cassettes of megasorbics discussion, 9/24/1975, with "The Trophoblast Theory of Cancer"
Folder 45: Dr. Heinrich Meister, 1974-1980
Folder 46: Dr. Robert S. Mendelshon, MD, 1976-1982: Includes 2 cassettes of two talks Mendelsohn gave at the NHE Northwest Regional San Jose 82
Folder 47: Philippe Mercier - French Translation, 1972-1974
Folder 48: MERIT Pharmaceutical Co., 1979-1980
Folder 49: Harry Miller - Dog World, 1973-1979
Folder 50: Miller Pharamacal Co., 1975
Folder 51: Stan Moreillon - San Jose Mercury, 1975-1983
Folder 52: Dr. Louis G. Moriber - Brooklyn College, 1978
Folder 53: Ben and Sylvia Mullens, 1978
Folder 54: Ralph O. Mumma - Ascorbate sulfate, 1968-1972
Folder 55: Akira Murata - Viral Diseases - Post-Transfusion Hepatitis, 1975-1979
Folder 56: Dave Murphy - Wallerstein Baxter, 1977-1984
Folder 57: Nabisco - R. Kornutik - Baking Patents, 1962-1983
Folder 58: Nabisco - 8/11/83 Meeting, 1966-1983
Folder 59: NASA - Pete Zill - Ames Research Center, 1978-1979

Box 10

Folder 1: National Cancer Institute, 1975-1976
Folder 2: National Enquirer - Eric Mishara - Smoking, 1978
Folder 3: National Foundation for Nutritional Research, 1982-1984
Folder 4: National Genetics Foundation, 1971-1972
Folder 5: National Health Federation, 1979
Folder 6: Dr. Thomas Natsoulas - U of Cal, Davis, 1970-1972
Folder 7: Nature - Letter to Nature - Rabies, 1975-1980
Folder 8: Talk to Naturopathic Drs., 1980
Folder 9: Navy - Lt. S.C. Gilman - Naval Submarine Med. Research Lab, 1977-1979
Folder 10: Dr. H.L. Newbold - Cancer, 1979-1980
Folder 11: Dr. Alan C. Nittler, 1979
Folder 12: Alan C. Nixon - and other A.C.S. members - Vortex, 1976-1978
Folder 13: O'Connor Hospital, 1979
Folder 14: Parkinson's Disease - Dr. Kenneth Livingston - University of Toronto, 1979
Folder 15: Parvovirus - Letter to Editor - S.J. Mercury, 1980
Folder 16: Passwater, Richard A., 1971-1977
Folder 17: Dr. Stephen G. Marcus - Oncologist, 1983
Folder 18: Jay Patrick, 1961-1983
Folder 19: Dr. Leonard Pearson - Director of Grad. Program in Gerontology, 1976
Folder 20: Sen. Charles H. Percy - Special Committee on Aging, 1973-1974
Folder 21: Dr. Carl C. Pfeiffer, Brain Bio Center, 1975-1976
Folder 22: Pfizer, 1977-1979
Folder 23: Dr. Janice Keller Phelps, 1981
Folder 24: Dr. William H. Philpott, Psychiatrist, 1972-1976
Folder 25: Dr. Eduard Poser, 1972
Folder 26: Prevention - Letter - Cancer Therapy, 1980
Folder 27: Preventix Pharmaceutical Co., Paul H. Huff, 1976-1979: Includes Sodium Ascorbate sample
Folder 28: Progeria, 1972-1982
Folder 29: Project - Title XVI Inc., 1979
Folder 30: Dr. Morgan B. Raiford - Atlanta Eye Clinic, 1975-1978
Folder 31: Vic A. Ramsey - New Life Foundation Trust, 1978
Folder 32: Carl J. Reich, M.D., 1971-1982
Folder 33: Robert Reisinger, 1975-1977: Includes 2 cassettes of various conversations in 1975
Folder 34: Dr. Bert Rettner, 1976
Folder 35: Dr. James L. Richie - Dr. Richard Lindenmayer, 1960-1972
Folder 36: David Ringo - Microbiologist, 1978
Folder 37: Conference on Human Functioning... - Riordan, 1977-1981: Includes 3 cassettes of Stone's, Dr. G. Dettman's, and Dr. A. Kalokerinos' talks from the conference
Folder 38: Ray Rohner - 1970+, 1970-1981
Folder 39: Robert Rodale, 1971-1976
Folder 40: Reprint Distribution - Richard Fleischer, 1978
Folder 41: David Rorvik - Cancer Papers, 1977-1979
Folder 42: Leon E. Rosenberg - Yale, 1970
Folder 43: H. Rothchild, 1941-1976
Folder 44: Douglas Rotman - Ewan Cameron, 1953-1977
Folder 45: Dr. Antonio Rottino, 1968
Folder 46: Bob Rummele, 1972-1975
Folder 47: Dr. William J. Saccoman, 1973-1976
Folder 48: Saul Sack - Oak Ridge Health and Diet Center, 1978: Includes cassette of informal discussion with Sack in 1978
Folder 49: Maureen Salaman - 1982-, 1982-1983
Folder 50: Salk Institute for Biological Studies, 1965-1977
Folder 51: Dr. Arnold Schein - Gout - San Jose State University, 1969-1979
Folder 52: Dr. J. U. Schlegel - Urology - Tulane Univ. School of Medicine, 1968
Folder 53: Science - Letter re: optimal intake for A.A., 1973-1974
Folder 54: Dr. Jimmy Scott - ACOS Foundation Seminar on Megascorbic Therapy, 1977
Folder 55: Dr. Robert S. Scott - Ass't Clinical Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1978-1979
Folder 56: Dr. Charles R. Scriver - Prof. Pediatrics, McGill Univ., 1974-1975
Folder 57: Bob Scruggs, 1978-1980
Folder 59: Senate Subcomm. on Health Hearings on Proxmire Bill (S. 2801), 1973-1974
Folder 60: Dr. Cory Ser Vaas - Sat. Eve. Post, 1978-1981
Folder 61: Mrs. Sally Sesonske, 1973-1984
Folder 62: San Francisco Drug Treatment Program, Inc., 1977-1978
Folder 63: San Jose Clinical Labs, 1978-1980
Folder 64: San Jose State University - Dept. of Chemistry, 1980
Folder 65: Sal Scaturo - Health and Nutrition Resources, Inc., 1977-1978

Box 11

Folder 1: Al Schauss, 1979-1980: Includes cassette of Schauss' talk at OMS, 3/3/1979, entitled "Orthomolecular Treatment of Criminal Offenders"
Folder 2: Mary Shaw - Cancer, 1983
Folder 3: Robert G. Houston - Sickle Cell Anemia, 1970-1979
Folder 4: Sigma-Xi - The Scientific Research Society, 1981-1983
Folder 5: Dr. Meyer M. Silverman - DDS - Washington, DC, 1972-1981
Folder 6: The Nutrition Foundation - Dr. Horace L. Sipple, 1966-1967
Folder 7: Sir Speedy: IS-FACT Reprints, 1980-1982
Folder 8: Sir Speedy: IS-FACT Reprints, 1980-1981
Folder 9: Sir Speedy: IS-FACT Reprints, 1981-1984
Folder 10: Sir Speedy: IS-FACT Reprints, 1980-1984
Folder 11: Dr. Lendon Smith - KGO, 1980
Folder 12: Sol Snyder - Lee,, 1974-1977
Folder 13: Stehling Foundation for Cancer Research,, 1978
Folder 14: Dr. Martin H. Steinberg,, 1975-1976
Folder 15: Debra Sternlight - UpFront,, 1979
Folder 16: Dr. Ralph Stevenson - Dr. Heber John Stevenson - work with Dr. Maurice Tripp,, 1978
Folder 17: Dr. Thomas L. Stone,, 1978-1981
Folder 18: Wm. M. Stone, M.D.,, 1979-1984
Folder 19: Masatomo Sugiyama,, 1975-1979
Folder 20: Dr. Philip Sunshine,, 1975
Folder 21: Capt. J. V. Sutherland - U.S.A.F.,, 1973
Folder 22: Betty and Cliff Swenson's talk at the Villages, 1978
Folder 23: Ron Swenson, 1976
Folder 24: Spina bifida, 1976
Folder 25: Swords into Plowshares - Agent Orange, 1978-1979
Folder 26: Charlotte C Taylor - Twin research, 1973-1980
Folder 27: Thanatologist, 1979
Folder 28: Dr Wyndham P Thomas, 1977-1980
Folder 29: Dr Wyndham P Thomas, 1975-1977
Folder 30: Time Letter on TB, 1979
Folder 31: Lori Todd, 1982
Folder 32: H. Vander Kamp, Schizophrenia, 1966
Folder 33: Wm. M Vayda - Australia, 1974-1975
Folder 34: Vista Hill Foundation - Sidney Cohen MD, 1976-1979
Folder 35: Dr. A LeRoy Voris, 1967
Folder 36: Dr. Rudy Walton - Medical Injustice, 1978-1979
Folder 37: Wakefield, Dr, John C, 1978
Folder 38: Dr F. A. Ward - Dept of Pathology, 1976
Folder 39: Dan Weder - 10/21/82 letter, 1982-1984
Folder 40: Calvin Wells - Harris' Lines, 1963-1975
Folder 41: Ernest Werle, 1973-1981
Folder 42: West Valley College - Gary Hubbard, 1976-1979
Folder 43: George W. Wheelwright 3rd, 1976
Folder 44: Dr. Philip L. White - Council on Foods and Nutrition, 1967
Folder 45: Dr. Rex E. Wideranders MD, 1977
Folder 46: Dr. Roger J. Williams, 1967-1978
Folder 47: Helene Wilcox, 1979
Folder 48: Elaine Willis - KFOG
Folder 49: Kurt Witten, MD, 1966
Folder 50: Len Wolfe, 1976-1981
Folder 51: Dr. Jonathan V. Wright, 1975-1872
Folder 52: G.H. Bourne - Yerkes Primate Research Center, Atlanta, 1973
Folder 53: Dr Man-Li S. Yew, 1972-1974
Folder 54: Dr. George K York - Botulism, 1974
Folder 55: Col. Paul Youngs, 1975-1980
Folder 56: Martin Zucker, 1978-1984
Folder 57: Medical records related to 1954 accident, 1954-1972: RESTRICTED

Series 3: Speeches and Publications, 1937-1983

Series 3 documents Stone's involvement in various efforts to bring his message about Vitamin C to the public. Materials related to talks and speeches include scheduling and follow-up correspondence, publicity, and drafts, as well as contact information for individuals met, and often cassette recordings of the speech. Publication materials include correspondence with the publisher or contact, research articles and supplementary information, and drafts. Stone's work as a brewing chemist (in folders related to Wallerstein and the American Society of Brewing Chemists) is also traced here, including a homemade yearbook of photos for each "class" of the annual Wallerstein brewing seminar, listing participants' organizations and breweries. Some correspondence with individuals is included in this series, usually related to a potential speech or public appearance. Groupings of Stone's publication and article reprints appear in this series at the end, along with folders containing copies of his (and his wife Barbara's) U. S. Patent applications and awards. This series also contains numerous audiocassettes of Stone giving these speeches, which he would often duplicate and exchange with associates.

Extent: 22 cassettes

Box 12

Folder 1: Scurvy and the Disease we call Leukemia, 1973-1974
Folder 2: Nicotine - Ascorbic - Hypolipemic Agent, 1959-1961
Folder 3: Ascorbia Acid Yoghurt and Dandruff Treatment, 1962
Folder 4: Megascorbic Foods, 1969-1970
Folder 5: Bill Graham - Baxter AA, 1969-1973
Folder 6: Brook H. Byers - IV Ascorbate Patent, 1979
Folder 7: Baxter Travenol Labs - IV Ascorbate, 1977-1979
Folder 8: IV Megascorbic Therapy, 1969-1971
Folder 9: IV Megascorbic Therapy, 1963-1969
Folder 10: Decompression and Birth, 1968
Folder 11: Wallerstein Baxter Lack of interest in AA, 1959-1979
Folder 12: Citrus Bioflavonoids - Sunkist Growers, 1961
Folder 13: AA Questionnaires and Regimens, 1962-1969: RESTRICTED
Folder 14: Anthropology Paper - Studies of Mammalian Enzyme System for Producing Evolutionary Evidence on Man, 1963-1967
Folder 15: Anthropology Paper - Studies of Mammalian Enzyme System for Producing Evolutionary Evidence on Man, 1965-1971
Folder 16: On the Genetic Etiology of Scurvy, 1965-1966
Folder 17: Reprint Requests - Genetic Etiology of Scurvy, 1965-1966
Folder 18: Hypoascorbemia - The Genetic Disease Causing the Human Requirement for Intravenous Ascorbic Acid, 1966
Folder 19: Reprints Distributed, 1966-1979
Folder 20: The Genetic Disease Hypoascorbemia, 1967
Folder 21: Research Thoughts, 1965-1968
Folder 22: Hypoascorbemia - The Genetic Disease Causing the Human Requirement for Exogenous Ascorbic Acid, 1966
Folder 23: Institute for the Study and Control of Hypoascorbemia, 1967-1971
Folder 24: Wallerstein Brewing Seminars, 1947-1971: Includes notebook of photographs for each graduating class of the Wallerstein Brewing Seminar.
Folder 25: AA and Brewing`, 1947-1969
Folder 26: American Society of Brewing Chemists, 1958-1977
Folder 27: American Society of Brewing Chemists, 1962

Box 13

Folder 1: Keats Publishing, 1970-1973
Folder 2: Keats Publishing, 1973-1983
Folder 3: Ascorbic Acid, the Genetic Disease, 1970
Folder 4: Staten Island Advance, 1970
Folder 5: Frank Field NBC, 1970
Folder 6: Paul O'Neil - LIFE Magazine, 1971
Folder 7: National Health Federation - C. R. Miller, 1971-1973
Folder 8: Biochemical Paleo-Anthropology of a Defective Human Gene, 1971
Folder 9: Scurvy, The Cosmic Connection, 1970
Folder 10: Talk: Ascorbic Acid, Genetic Disease, and YOU, 1970
Folder 11: Medical Journal of Australia letter, 1971
Folder 12: Talk: Natural History of Ascorbic Acid in the Evolution of Man and its Significance for Modern Medicine - Scientific Research Society of America, 1972
Folder 13: Talk: Natural History of Ascorbic Acid in the Evolution of Man and its Significance for Modern Medicine - Roche Research Club, 1972
Folder 14: The Natural History of Ascorbic Acid in the Evolution of Mammals and Primates and Its Significance for Present Day Man, 1973
Folder 15: Various short local talks, 1973-1979
Folder 16: AARP talk, 1973
Folder 17: Cancer Control Society, 1973
Folder 18: Megascorbics in Health, Longevity, and Therapy - National Health Federation, 1974
Folder 19: Talk: Scurvy and Vitamin C and Leukemia and Cancer - Cancer Victims and Friends Group, 1974
Folder 20: National Health Federation, 1974
Folder 21: Letter to the Editor, New York Academy of Sciences - The Sciences, 1975
Folder 22: Talk: Redwood City Cancer Victims and Friends, 1975: 2 cassettes
Folder 23: Megascorbic Prophylaxis and Megascorbic Therapy, 1975
Folder 24: Cancer Therapy in the Light of the Natural History of Ascorbate Acid - International Academy of Metabiology, 1975
Folder 25: Effects of the New Genetics of Scurvy on your Health and Life, 1976: 2 cassettes
Folder 26: Cancer Tape Project, 1975: 5 cassettes
Folder 27: Radio interview KEEN 1370, 1975

Box 14

Folder 1: Talk, AARP, 1976-177
Folder 2: Scurvy and the Cancer Problem - American Laboratory, 1976
Folder 3: Ascorbate in Cancer Control - The Choice, 1976
Folder 4: Scurvy and Cancer - National Health Federation Bulletin, 1977
Folder 5: Caveat Emptor - Consumer Education Research Group, 1977
Folder 6: Genetics of Scurvy - J. of Orthomolecular Medicine, 1977
Folder 7: Genetics of Scurvy - Orthomolecular Society, 1976
Folder 8: Talk, Northwest Academy of Preventative Medicine, 1976
Folder 9: The CSS Syndrome, a Medical Paradox, Journal of the Northwest Academy of Preventative Medicine, 1977
Folder 10: Talk, Ascorbate and Senior Citizen Health, 1976
Folder 11: Talk, Ascorbate an Inexpensive Form of Health and Life Insurance, 1976
Folder 12: Talk, Licensed Vocational Nurses League, 1977
Folder 13: Talk, Interagency Nutritional Council, 1977: 1 cassette
Folder 14: Interview, Foothill College, 1977: 3 cassettes
Folder 15: My Daily Megascorbic Regime for Full Health and Long Life, 1977
Folder 16: The Future of Ascorbate in Health Care, 1977
Folder 17: Prevention Mailbag Letter
Folder 18: How an Ancient Genetic Accident Affects Your Health, The Health Quarterly, 1977
Folder 19: Interview, The Hope of Vitamin C in Hospital Use of A, 1977
Folder 20: The Genesis of Medical Myths, Journal of Orthomolecular Psychiatry, 1976: Includes correspondence with Abram Hoffer
Folder 21: Genetics of Scurvy and the Cancer Problem, International Association of Cancer Victims, 1977
Folder 22: Talk, Human Ecology Action League, 1977
Folder 23: Talk, West Valley Community College, 1976
Folder 24: Talk, The Simple Elimination of CSS Syndrome, 1977
Folder 25: Genetics of Scurvy and the Cancer Problem, California Orthomolecular Society, 1975
Folder 26: Letter to the Editor, Nutrition Today, 1975
Folder 27: Smoker's Scurvy, Orthomolecular Preventive Medicine in Cigarette Smoking, 1976
Folder 28: Scurvy and the Cancer Problem - Symposium of Cancer Victims and Friends, 1979
Folder 29: A Proposed Regime for Cataract Prevention by Correcting Certain Enzymic Disruptions, 1975
Folder 30: CSS Syndrome and the Eye, 1976
Folder 31: Smoker's Scurvy, National Enquirer, 1977
Folder 32: CSS Syndrome, Los Gatos Unitarian Fellowship, 1977: 1 cassette
Folder 33: Stone Article Reprints, 1976-1977
Folder 34: Various talks, 1963-1977
Folder 35: Smoker's Scurvy Correspondence, 1969-1977

Box 15

Folder 1: 8 Decades of Scurvy, 1977-1979: 1 cassette
Folder 2: Ascorbic Acid and Pentobarbital, 1978-1979
Folder 3: Data for American Society of Brewing Chemists paper (never written), 1979
Folder 4: American Society of Brewing Chemists meeting Portland, 1979
Folder 5: Science News letter, 1979
Folder 6: Ascorbate and Cancer, 1979
Folder 7: Prevention - letter to the editor, 1979
Folder 8: Health Quarterly - Interferon paper, 1979
Folder 9: Ascorbate, the CSS Syndrome, and Interferon, 1979
Folder 10: KCBS Afternoon Magazine interview, 1979
Folder 11: KGO interview, 1979: 1 cassette
Folder 12: Orthomolecular Treatment of Criminal Offenders; Megascorbics and the Criminal Offender, 1979
Folder 13: The Final Curtain, 1979
Folder 14: Prevention - Vitamin C Gum Treatment, 1980
Folder 15: Another Look at Vitamin C, SJSU, 1980
Folder 16: Homo sapiens ascorbis reprint requests, 1979
Folder 17: KFSC High Noon interview, 1979: 1 cassette
Folder 18: Homo sapiens ascorbis, 1979
Folder 19: Sudden Death: a Look Back from Ascorbate's 50th Anniversary, 1979
Folder 20: The Vortex exchange, 1979
Folder 21: Nutrition Today: Scurvy, the Nutritional and Genetic Components, 1977-1979
Folder 22: Megascorbic Therapy of Drug Addiction, 1977-1979: 1 cassette
Folder 23: Hyposcorbemia-Kwashiorkor Approach to Addiction Therapy, 1977-1979
Folder 24: Drug Addiction - Ed Kuntz, 1979
Folder 25: SIDS and Ascorbate, 1981
Folder 26: Transcendental Meditation, 1977-1981
Folder 27: Eradication of Heroin and Methadone Addiction with High Doses of Vitamin C, 1981
Folder 28: Improving Survival in Cancer, SJSU, 1978
Folder 29: New Genetic Concepts in Scurvy, Los Angeles College of Chiropractic, 1978: 1 cassette
Folder 30: Healing Factor - Congregation Sinai, Rotary, 1978
Folder 31: The Biochemistry of a Potentially Fatal Phantom Disease, SJSU, 1979
Folder 32: Medical Hypotheses - Homo sapiens ascorbicus paper, 1979

Box 16

Folder 1: Bob Kiliper, 1974
Folder 2: Newspaper publicity, 1970-1980
Folder 3: Mirian Malakoff Steinert, 1971-1983
Folder 4: Santa Barbara City College Adult Education, 1980
Folder 5: Reprint 113 - The Healing Factor, 1980
Folder 6: Scurvy Euphoria and Chiropractic Practice, 1980
Folder 7: Pollution and Population Growth, 1980
Folder 8: Maureen Salaman, 1980
Folder 9: Orthomedicine, 1980
Folder 10: Ascorbate Dependency, 1980
Folder 11: Quest for Longevity and Awareness, 1980
Folder 12: Profile for Health in the 21st Century, 1980
Folder 13: Medical Hypotheses - Clinical Megascorbics and Interferon Production, 1980
Folder 14: Inexpensive Interferon Therapy, 1980
Folder 15: Interferon Paper - Journal of the International Academy of Nutritional Consultants, 1980
Folder 16: Interferon or Vitamin C for Infectious Diseases? Today's Living, 1980
Folder 17: Interferon and Vitamin C - Better Nutrition, 1980
Folder 18: Interferon: Anatomy of a Crisis, 1980
Folder 19: Talk: How to Improve your Genetic Capability of Surviving our Polluted Environment; United New Conservationists, 1980
Folder 20: Talk: Know the Truth, 1980
Folder 21: Interferon Letter: Let's Live, 1980
Folder 22: Betty Kamen Nutritional Advocates Show, 1980: 1 cassette
Folder 23: World Congress on the Virus - Jay Patrick 1980
Folder 24: Interferon Paper - Journal of the International Academy of Preventive Medicine, 1981
Folder 25: Pacific Coast College Health Association, 1981
Folder 26: National Multiple Sclerosis Society, 1982
Folder 27: MS reprints, 1980-1982
Folder 28: Medical Hypotheses - MS Paper, 1980-1982
Folder 29: MS Paper - Australasian Nurses Journal - Edna Davis, 1980-1982
Folder 30: A New Orthomolecular Protocol for Treating Multiple Sclerosis, 1982
Folder 31: Multiple Sclerosis - Arthur Kaslow, 1978-1982
Folder 32: Patrick Kearns, M. D., 1982
Folder 33: Dr. J. L. Melnick, 1982

Box 17

Folder 1: Scurvy, the Most Misunderstood Epidemic Disease in 20th Century Medicine, 1982
Folder 2: Talk: Scurvy, the Most Misunderstood Epidemic Disease in 20th Century Medicine - National Health Federation: 2 cassettes
Folder 3: Robert W. P. Cutler, 1982
Folder 4: Multiple Sclerosis - Hadassah Magazine, 1982
Folder 5: Anti-Aging News - Saul Kent, 1982-1983
Folder 6: Ascorbic Acid Therapy for Aging and Alzheimer's, 1983
Folder 7: Daily Mega Doses of Ascrobate for the Prevention and Control of Terminal Disease paper, 1983
Folder 8: ISFACT - AIDS issue, 1983
Folder 9: Leukemia Paper 5
Folder 10: Leukemia Paper articles
Folder 11: TV and Radio appearances
Folder 12: Book reviews, 1970-1977
Folder 13: Articles and reprints, 1970-1977
Folder 14: Publication History for the Genetic Disease Hypoascorbemia, 1967
Folder 15: Correspondence - books, 1963-1970
Folder 16: Reprint Requests - The Genetic Disease Hypoascorbemia, 1967
Folder 17: List of AA Reprints with Subject Index, undated
Folder 18: Reprint Sets Distributed, undated
Folder 19: Book publication, 1970
Folder 20: Reprints of Stone papers, 1939-1970
Folder 21: U. S. Patents, Irwin Stone, 1937-1957
Folder 22: U. S. Patents, Barbara Stone, 1932-1975