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Creator: | Waksman, Selman A. (Selman Abraham), 1888-1973 |
Title: | Guide to the Selman A. Waksman Papers |
Dates: | 1916-1977 |
Quantity: | 60.5 manuscript boxes, 4 record cartons, 5 flat boxes of memorabilia, 25 flat boxes of scrapbooks, 4 film canisters, 3 flat oversize boxes (one containing transcription discs), 4 framed items. |
Abstract: | Selman A. Waksman, a Rutgers University professor of Microbiology, is best known for the discovery of streptomycin. His papers include materials related to his work as a microbiologist, publications by and about him, patent litigation and patent royalty files, which include litigation brought about by Albert Schatz regarding the discovery of streptomycin. They also include photographs, notebooks kept by his secretaries, and memorabilia commemorating his career and his contributions to science. |
Collection No.: | R-MC 003 |
Language: | English |
Repository: | Rutgers University Libraries. Special Collections and University Archives. |
Selman Abraham Waksman was born in Priluka, Russia, on July 22, 1888 to the merchant Jacob Waksman and his wife Fradia (London). Waksman graduated from the Fifth Gymnasium in Odessa, Russia, and came to the United States in 1910. He entered Rutgers College in 1911, where he worked under another Russian emigré, Dr. Jacob G. Lipman, whose primary research was on soil microbiology. Waksman graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in 1915 and received a Master of Science the following year, at which time he also became a naturalized citizen. In 1916, Waksman married a young woman he had known in Russia, Deborah Mitnik, and entered the University of California at Berkeley to study biochemistry. He received his Doctorate in 1918, having supported his graduate study by working part-time at the Cutter Biological Laboratories in Berkeley.
Waksman returned to Rutgers in 1918 and began working as a microbiologist in the department of soil chemistry and bacteriology at the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station. He also held an appointment as a lecturer at Rutgers. Until 1920 Waksman also worked part-time as a bacteriologist for the Takamine Laboratories in Clifton, New Jersey, in order to supplement his income. Waksman became an associate professor at Rutgers in 1924 and achieved the rank of full professor in 1930. The following year he also became associated with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts, where he organized the division of marine bacteriology. Waksman, who became head of the newly organized Department of Microbiology at Rutgers in 1942, also continued to serve as microbiologist of the Agricultural Experiment Station until 1954 when he became director of the newly established Institute of Microbiology of Rutgers University, which was founded with proceeds from the sale of patent rights to Waksman's discovery of the antibiotic streptomycin and largely funded through royalties from his various patents.
As a microbiologist, Waksman concerned himself primarily with soil organisms. His marine studies at Woods Hole were similarly concerned with microorganisms in the sea. Waksman became a leading authority on the soil organisms known as actinomycetes and his most significant work was the isolation of a number of antibiotics from these organisms. The most important of these was streptomycin, isolated in 1942, which revolutionized the treatment of tuberculosis and for which he received the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1952. Altogether Waksman and his associates isolated twenty-two antibiotics, including actinomycin (1940), neomycin (1949), and candicin (1953). Besides his work on soil organisms and antibiotics, a term coined by Waksman, he also did notable work on such subjects as the production of enzymes and organic acids, on the decomposition of organic matter, including the building of humus and the utilization of peat, on edible fungi, on fermentation, and on the role of microorganisms in metal corrosion. Waksman's work resulted in the publication of some 500 authored and coauthored papers. He also wrote or edited twenty-eight books; among them were historical works on microbiology and three biographies, including one on his mentor Jacob Lipman.
From the beginning of his career Waksman showed a keen interest in the practical applications of his research. During World War II he served as a civilian member of the Office of Scientific Research and Development and the National Research Council. His most significant practical contributions were as a consultant to Merck and Company in 1938, for whom he patented a number of organic acids and antibiotics. Rutgers benefitted from Waksman's association with Merck through royalties as well as the establishment of a fellowship in the Department of Soils. Waksman later convinced Merck to relinquish its exclusive rights to streptomycin and allow the university to license it to other pharmaceutical companies. The large royalties for the drug patent were used by the Rutgers Research and Educational Foundation, of which Waksman was the director, to establish and fund the Institute for Microbiology. After his retirement as director it was renamed the Waksman Institute of Microbiology in his honor.
Waksman, who became wealthy from his patent royalties, used the proceeds in a number of philanthropic ventures. He established the Foundation for Microbiology to award research grants and scholarships in the field. Similar Waksman Foundations were established in Japan and France from foreign rights to streptomycin and neomycin in order to support microbiology research in those countries. He also established a fund to enable immigrants or their children to study agriculture at Rutgers, and his wife established a scholarship fund for music students at Douglass College. A scholar of Jewish history and a strong supporter of the state of Israel, Waksman was also involved in the establishment of the Institute of General and Industrial Microbiology at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa.
Waksman received numerous honors and awards for his scientific work. The most notable of these was, of course, his Nobel Prize. Among others he was also awarded the rank of commander of the French Legion of Honor; the Leeuwenhoek Medal of the Netherlands Academy of Sciences; the Emile Christian Hansen Prize of the Carlsberg Laboratorium, Copenhagen, Denmark; the Mary Lasker Award of the American Public Health Association, the Amory Award of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and honorary degrees from many American and foreign universities. Waksman was prominent in the international scientific community and was a member of several scientific societies, including the National Academy of Sciences, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Chemical Society, the Society of Experimental Biology and Medicine, the International and American Soil Science and Societies, the Society of American Bacteriologists, the Mycological Society of America, the American Society of Agronomy, and the French Academy of Sciences. His many honorary memberships included those in the French and Swedish Academies of Agriculture, the Kaiserlich-Deutsche Akademie der Naturtorscher, the Royal Scientific Society of Upsala, Real Academia de Farmacia of Madrid, Israel Microbiological Society, La Sociedad de Historia Natural of Mexico, the Society of Biological Chemists in India, and the Brazilian Chemical Society.
In 1958 Waksman retired as director of the Institute of Microbiology, but remained at the university as professor emeritus with an office and research laboratory under his direction. There he also worked on cancer research. During his long teaching career seventy-seven of his students were awarded graduate degrees; the most renowned of whom was Rene Dubos, who isolated the first medicine from soil bacteria to fight pneumonia. Dubos's research helped inspired Waksman's own studies of antibiotics. Waksman died on August 16, 1973 and was buried in Woods Hole.
The documents comprising the papers of Selman A. Waksman (1888-1973), Rutgers professor and director of the Institute of Microbiology, span the period 1916-1977, although the bulk of them cover the years 1943-1971. The papers are primarily concerned with Waksman's patents, patent royalties, publications, and honors arising from his work isolating antibiotics and organic acids. Related to this is material concerning his duties as director of both the Waksman Institute and of the Rutgers Research and Education Foundation. There is limited material related to Waksman's other professional activities and awards. His teaching activities and his work at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution are not documented.
The Selman Waksman Papers are arranged in sixteen series. Included in the papers are correspondence, memoranda, reports, minutes, research notebooks and diaries, financial records, agreements, patents, patent applications, patent royalty statements, U.S. Patent Office proceedings, other legal proceedings, manuscripts, book reviews, clippings, scrapbooks, photographs, reprints, and secretarial notebooks and calendars.
The General Correspondence files document Waksman's interactions with other scientists and the public. Waksman's General Subject Files, Research Notebooks and Diary files, and his records pertaining to patent activities found in the Patent License Files, Patent Litigation Files, and Patent Royalty Files all provide extensive documentation of Waksman's activities in regard to antibiotics and organic acids. The Patent Litigation Files also contain materials pertaining to suits against Waksman, including that brought by his former student Dr. Albert Schatz in 1950. Also documenting this work and his achievements are materials in his Scrapbooks and the Clippings series. The Publications series contains many reprints of Waksman's articles, articles by and about Waksman, and some of his book manuscripts at various stages of the editorial process.
Waksman's participation in professional associations is documented in the Professional Organizations, Institutes, and Symposia series. Waksman was also often asked to give a speech or lecture at conferences and commemorative events and was often himself the recipient of honors and awards. The Speeches and Lectures contain copies Waksman's talks. The Memorabilia series contains many objects given to Waksman to honor him and his achievements. These include, plaques, medals, ribbons, keys, and pins.
This collection also contains the stenographic notebooks of Waksman's secretaries in the Secretarial Notebooks series. Because they are written in shorthand, they are mostlikely illegible to the average researcher. There are also a small number of films (on microbiological subjects) and photographs in the collection.
The documents in the Selman A. Waksman Papers fall into sixteen series. The Publications and Clippings were brought together for the researcher's convenience. The titles of folders in the General Correspondence Files, the General Subject Files, the Patent License Files, the Patent Litigation Files, and the Patent Royalty Files are those used by Waksman. In some cases, the titles were altered in order to standardize the nomenclature and alphabetization. For example, "Manufacture of Streptomycin" was changed to "Streptomycin—Manufacture" and "Streptomycin Abroad—Foreign Contracts and Letters" was changed to "Streptomycin—Foreign Contracts and Letters." Approximately two cubic feet of material was removed from the Waksman Papers during processing. A group of Waksman Institute publications, including annual reports, were removed to the Waksman Institute Papers. Materials from the files of J. Oliver Lampen, second director of the Waksman Institute, were removed to the J. Oliver Lampen Papers. A small group of unrelated publications was discarded.
The Selman A. Waksman Papers are divided into sixteen series as follows:
Selman Waksman's materials included "Dementia Teutonica," a collection of 1,025 cartoons, caricatures, etc., relating to the rise and fall of of Hitler and Nazism, with a history and selection of text. These ten scrapbooks and thirteen volumes of published works on the same subject (some in German, Russian, and Hebrew), are housed in Special Collections and University Archives under the call number Ac. 1791.
Researchers can facilitate access to related materials in other collections by searching the Rutgers University Libraries' online public catalog (IRIS) and other union catalogs under the following index terms used for people, organizations, and subjects represented in these records.
Selman A. Waksman Papers (R-MC 003), Special Collections and University Archives, Rutgers University Libraries.
This section provides descriptions of the materials found within each series. Each series description is followed by a container list, which gives the titles of the folders and their locations in the numbered boxes that comprise this collection.
I. General Correspondence Files, 1946-1972 | |||||||||||
Arrangement: The files are arranged in chronological order by year from July to June, except for 1971-1972, which is in alphabetical order. There is no correspondence for the years 1948-1949, 1951-1952, and 1957-1958. Throughout the correspondence files, letters concerning the same topic are clipped together for continuity and put in dated order by last received on top. They may, therefore, be out of normal sequence. An additional folder has been compiled containing the correspondence on Technion-Israel Institute of Technology for 1961-1972 (Box 3, Folder 1), because there was numerous correspondence on this subject spread throughout the correspondence files. | |||||||||||
Summary: The files contain correspondence to and from Waksman related to his extensive activities as a prominent scientist in the international community, including research, publications, travel, membership in scientific organization, awards, and speeches. Some letters are written in French and some in Russian. Copies of Waksman's letters are carbons which were typed on thin paper, as was the practice during this period. | |||||||||||
There are many letters of interest throughout these folders. Listed below is a sampling of letters, which demonstrate the vastness of Waksman's interests and accomplishments. Items of very special interest are listed with an asterisk below: | |||||||||||
· June 30, 1948—Notification of election
to membership in the Advisory Council of the Department of Biology of Princeton University for a
three-year term.
· December 20, 1949 (see under April 16,
1954)—Letter from U.S. Patent Office accepting Waksman's proposal that Rutgers University be
considered as an official depository for cultures of actinomycetes.
· November 27, 1950—Letter from G.
DeBoisgelin, the attaché of the French Embassy, notifying SAW of his promotion to
"Commandeur" in the national Order of the Legion of Honor.
· December 14, 1950 (see under December 30,
1962)—Official Resolution in Spanish from the Minister of Public Health in Argentina
inviting SAW to be an official guest of the government to discuss issues of standardization and
utilization of streptomycin.
· June 11, 1951—Letter from SAW to E.
Allen of the National Institutes of Health giving his approval to Allen's suggestion of May 29,
1951 that the Public Health Service should initiate grants for research.
· February 13, 1953 (see under April 16,
1954)—Letter to the Commissioner of Patents, U.S. Patent Office, clarifying the Stock
Culture Collection of the Department of Microbiology, the largest assortment of types of cultures
in the world, collected since 1915.
·October 23, 1953 (see under November 9,
1953)—Letter from C. Rhoads, M.D., Sloan-Kettering Institute for Cancer Research, asking SAW
to apply to the Public Health Service for a research grant to study antibiotics with the ability to
injure neoplastic tissue.
· March 19, 1956 (see under May 19,
1960)—Letter from J. Doull, Leonard Wood Memorial (American Leprosy Foundation), NYC,
discussing the history of the first use of Promin (a sulfone) to treat tuberculosis and leprosy,
along with two attached letters discussing the same topic. In the same folder is multiple
correspondence between SAW and W. Feldman, of the Mayo Foundation, and H. Hinshaw, M.D., regarding
SAW's offer to submit their work on the use of Promin to treat leprosy to the Nobel Prize
Committee. In contention is the work of a group of French scientists led by Dr. Faget.
· April 5, 1960—Letter to Director
Splivalo of PLIVA, Zagreb, discussing the agreement by the World Health Organization (WHO) to
establish an international center for antibiotics and an international culture collection at the
urging of SAW and others. Further correspondence from February 24, 1961 to March 27, 1961 discusses
the inability to set up this repository for antibiotics due to lack of funds.
· October 5, 1960—Letter* to G. Gray,
writer for Scientific American, with the story of the discovery of
streptomycin from a swab taken from a sick chicken.
· December 16, 1960 (see under April 6,
1961)—Signed deed of gift* to the Library of Congress of eight volumes of unpublished
addresses and radio broadcasts and correspondence sent and received from 1916-1959.
· February 17, 1961—Letter from J.
Connor, President of Merck, thanking SAW for his speech before the Patents Committee of the
National Association of Manufacturers in favor of strong patent protection for scientific inventors
and for mentioning Merck's part in development of streptomycin.
· October 5, 1961—Letter to Dr. Z.
Ermoliva, Institute for the Manufacture of Antibiotics, Moscow, in response to his letter in
Russian script regarding the publication of his journal, Antibiotiki.
· November 29, 1961—Plea from SAW to
establish the journal, Antibiotics and Chemotherapy to Council Policy
Committee of the American Society for Microbiology.
· November 13, 1962—Letter from Major
General S. Sokhey of New Delhi, India regarding the problems with cooperation in obtaining
antibiotics from the Unites States and Canada, but not from Russia.
· December 19, 1962—Letter to Dr. Doty
at Harvard to try to set up a joint symposium with Russian scientists.
· August 27, 1965—Letter from Professor
F. Dentice, Rome, detailing the story of the downfall of his Institute, the Istituto Superiore
DeSanita, and the arrest of Professor Marotta, and the subsequent outrage of the scientific world.
· February 1, 1966—Letter from P.
Hirsch, Ph.D., Yale University, regarding his work on actinomycetes.
· September 12, 1966—Letter from Dr. E.
Borowski, Gdansk, regarding his research on Levorin A and B with characteristics similar to
Candicidin.
· November 29, 1966—Letter to Dr. Gale,
Cambridge University, disagreeing with his definition of "antibiotic."
· Undated letter* (c. 1966-67) to Dr. Stanier
of the University of California, which describes the history of Waksman's work on antibiotics.
· November 22, 1967—Letter to Dr. G.
Szabo, Biological Institute, Debrecen, Hungary, acknowledging his discovery of a "Factor C"
compound as important to the knowledge of microorganism metabolism.
· October 9, 1968 (see under January 15,
1969)—Letter to W. Fondiller regarding the failure of Waksman's efforts to develop a program
of research and teaching leading to the establishment of a base for the production of antibiotics
in Israel.
· January 1, 1969 (see under May 6,
1969)—Letter from Dr. C.B. Van Niel with his views on science and religion.
· March 12, 1969—Letter to Professor
Svartz, Sweden, regarding his refusal to attend a scientific conference in Jena, East Germany
because of the invasion of Czechoslovakia in August 1968.
· June 14, 1969—Letter from A. Beer
regarding science and the social fabric.
· March 25, 1970 (see under March 30,
1970)—Letter from W. Cahill, governor of New Jersey, relating how his son was saved by
streptomycin as a baby in 1947.
· June 10, 1971—Correspondence regarding
SAW's automobile accident.
· July 1971-July 1972—Correspondence
regarding the Waksmans' move on October 15, 1971 to New Haven, CT to be near their son and
family.
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The "Is There Life After Death Folders" refer to an article that ran in American papers in late 1957, in which Waksman claimed there was no scientific proof of life after death. Many members of the public disagreed with this claim and wrote to Waksman expressing their views. A number of religious pamphlets were also sent to Waksman and are included in these folders. | |||||||||||
The Waksman—Isaacs correspondence folders include letters from Edward Robert Isaacs, who was executive secretary of the Institute of Microbiology. | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
1 | 1-7 | General Correspondence, June 1946-1966 | |||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
2 | 1-5 | General Correspondence, July 1966-June 1971 | |||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
3 | 1 | General Correspondence, July 1971-1972 | |||||||||
2 | General Correspondence, 1973-1976, undated | ||||||||||
3 | Friends of Rutgers Alumni—Faculty Club, 1970 | ||||||||||
4 | "Is There Life After Death," November 6, 1957-December 8, 1957 | ||||||||||
5 | "Is There Life After Death," December 9, 1957-August 10, 1959 | ||||||||||
6 | "Is There Life After Death," undated | ||||||||||
7 | Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, 1961-1972 | ||||||||||
8 | Press Releases, 1952-1962, undated | ||||||||||
9 | Waksman—Isaacs, Edward Robert (Executive Secretary of Rutgers Institute of Microbiology), 1954-1960 | ||||||||||
10 | Waksman—Isaacs, Edward Robert (Executive Secretary of Rutgers Institute of Microbiology), 1961-1970 | ||||||||||
11 | Waksman—Isaacs Edward Robert (Executive Secretary of Rutgers Institute of Microbiology), 1971-1973 |
II. General Subject Files, 1937-1972 | |||||||||||
Arrangement: The General Subject Files are divided in to nine subseries A. Antibiotics and Acids—Miscellaneous, B. Antibiotics and Acids-Candicidin and Candidin, C. Antibiotics and Acids—Neomycin Studies, D. Antibiotics and Acids—Streptomycin Studies, E. Other Microbial Research, F. Publications, G. Rutgers Research and Educational Foundation (RR & EF), H. Scientific Organizations, and I. Waksman Institute and Foundations. These subseries are arranged alphabetically by folder title. | |||||||||||
Summary: The first four subseries concern antibiotics and acids, the most important being Subseries D on streptomycin. The remainder cover other microbial research, publications, the Rutgers Research and Education Foundation (RR & EF), scientific organizations, and the Waksman Institute and foundations. | |||||||||||
A. Antibiotics and Acids—Miscellaneous, 1942-1967 | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
4 | 1 | Miscellaneous, 1965-1967 | |||||||||
Contains correspondence on Xerosin and Neomycin patents. | |||||||||||
2 | Erlichen, 1951 | ||||||||||
Contains a paper on the preparation of a culture from a strain of actinomyces, and correspondence with drug firms from 1951. | |||||||||||
3 | Fradicin—Antimycon 1951-1953 | ||||||||||
Contains three units of correspondence on tests using Fradicin, especially against candida albicans: 1) State of New York Department of Health and the Commercial Solvents Corporation; 2) University of Pennsylvania School of Dentistry; and 3) Veterans Administration Hospital, San Fernando, CA. | |||||||||||
4 | Framycetin-Neomycin—French Patent 1952-1960 | ||||||||||
Contains letter dated October 18, 1960 to Director of Patents, UCLAF, Paris, regarding a license agreement to manufacture Neomycin, which was isolated at Rutgers University in 1948, the first license agreement issued 1952, and the patent granted in France May 7, 1952 (photocopy of patent application in French). There are three research papers/reports by Rutgers' scientists in the file detailing the nature of the Neomycin complex. UCLAF had discovered at the same time that the antibiotic, Framycetin, derived from a similar source (streptomyces decaris) as Neomycin (streptomyces fradiae). | |||||||||||
5 | Fumaric and Citric Acids and Others, 1943-1946 | ||||||||||
SAW holds the patent for the process of production with partial assignment from Merck to Pfizer. The folder contains the correspondence, memoranda, patents, and patent assignments. | |||||||||||
6 | Keratinase, 1951-1967 | ||||||||||
Correspondence, memoranda, patents and license agreements between Rutgers, Mearl, (a Canadian company) and Merck. | |||||||||||
7 | Old Reports on Antibiotics and Streptomycin, 1942-1970 | ||||||||||
There are restricted minutes of meetings between 1942 and 1946 of the National Research Council Committee on Medical Research and the Committee on Chemotherapeutics and Other Agents; FDA report on Tentative Minimum Specifications for Streptomycin-Standards of Identity, Strength, Quality and Purity, 1946; paper on tuberculosis delivered by Dr. J. Wilson, 1954; reprint from Science magazine of March 29, 1957 of an article by SAW on the effect of scientific isolationism on the development of antibiotics; a list of antibiotics* which were isolated by SAW and his associates from 1940 to 1960; and a letter to The New York Times disputing their statement that the research was supported by the U.S. government, but attributing the funding instead to The Lasker Foundation, The New York Foundation, the Commonwealth Fund, and Merck & Co., Inc. | |||||||||||
8 | Polyene Compounds, 1961-1962 | ||||||||||
Correspondence with companies worldwide regarding patents granted for "Polyenic Compounds and Procedures related Thereto," No. 77,847 dated March 29, 1961, as well as disclosure agreements and license agreements. The letters all enclose copies of three scientific papers being submitted for publication by the staff of the Institute. | |||||||||||
B. Antibiotics and Acids—Candicidin and Candidin, 1952-1970 | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
4 | 9-10 | Candicidin—Patent Application, 1952-1955; 1956-1960 | |||||||||
Contains correspondence with the law firm of Cooper, Dunham, Dearborn, and Henninger (the last of three name changes during the indicated time span) regarding the patent application filed on September 9, 1952 for Candicidin as a fungi fighter, and subsequent supplements filed April 7, 1955 and July 22, 1955 because of a problem with the precise identification of the antibiotic, and a conflict with an antibiotic named Ascosin, produced by Commercial Solvents Corp. It was rejected by the Patent Office on December 19, 1956. A Brief Appeal was filed on August 16, 1957 (a copy is enclosed but is cut off on the bottom margin). The Examiner's Answer of July 14, 1958 was followed by a Reply Brief on July 31, 1958. A hearing was held on January 7, 1960 and a Board of Appeals Opinion was issued on April 21, 1960, followed by a Petition to Reopen Prosecution of June 17, 1960, and the Petition granted on July 7, 1960. An amendment was filed on September 20, 1960 containing new claims required by the Patent Office before being granted under No. 2, 992,162. There is also correspondence with the law firm regarding trademark protection and the status of patent applications in foreign countries, as well as correspondence with other researchers regarding research on Candicidin. | |||||||||||
11 | Candicidin—Reports, 1952-1960 | ||||||||||
The file contains correspondence on clinical trials, toxicity, and license agreements; reports on chemical analysis of Candicidin and comparison with Ascosin; and file memoranda. | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
5 | 1 | Candidin, 1955-1959 | |||||||||
Correspondence with research laboratories on testing and research on Candidin; correspondence on licensing agreements; and a confidential report on the assay procedure for Candidin. | |||||||||||
2 | Candidin—Disclosure Agreement, 1955-1957 | ||||||||||
Letters to drug companies regarding license agreements. | |||||||||||
3 | Candidin—Patent Application, 1955-1961 | ||||||||||
Correspondence on patent application and Patent Office proceedings on No. 497,548 filed March 29, 1955, but rejected on July 24, 1961. | |||||||||||
C. Antibiotics and Acids—Neomycin Studies, 1948-1965 | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
5 | 4 | Neomycin, 1949-1962 | |||||||||
Reports, correspondence, and memoranda regarding trademark protection in foreign countries; licensing agreements with Merck and other drug companies; Neomycin Production standards and price reduction. | |||||||||||
5 | Neomycin—Animal and Clinical, 1949-1965 | ||||||||||
Correspondence on clinical cases, experimental animal studies; several reports in French; spectrophotometer charts, data charts, news release. | |||||||||||
6 | Neomycin—Data, 1950-1957 | ||||||||||
Correspondence and reports with data on production and standardization. | |||||||||||
7 | Neomycin—Infringements, 1952-1965 | ||||||||||
Correspondence on Neomycin infringements. | |||||||||||
8 | Neomycin—Patent Application, 1949-1960 | ||||||||||
Patent application Serial #76,184 dated February 12, 1949 and Serial #131,686 dated December 7, 1949, and correspondence regarding foreign applications, especially two oppositions lodged in Japan by Takeda and Mitsubishi. | |||||||||||
9 | Neomycin—Umezawa Claims, 1948-1959 | ||||||||||
This file concerns claims by Dr. Umezawa to have discovered Neomycin first. SAW's letter to R. Dunham November 8, 1951 explains history of his discovery and evidence submitted by Umezawa, as well as copies of journal articles translated into English from the Japanese Medical Journal submitted by Umezawa from 1948-1950. NOTE: Photocopies of letters to/from SAW of very poor quality. | |||||||||||
10 | Neomycin and Paromomycin—Patent in Canada, 1953-1963 | ||||||||||
Patent application No. 596,860 dated January 27, 1950; correspondence and memoranda regarding difficulties with Paromomycin, an antibiotic developed by Parke-Davis, with a chemical structure different from Neomycin in the substitution of an OH group in place of a second NH2 group. | |||||||||||
D. Antibiotics and Acids—Streptomycin Studies, 1939-1966 | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
6 | 1 | Streptomycin—British Correspondence, 1944-1947 | |||||||||
Correspondence regarding the distribution of Streptothricin- and Streptomycin-producing cultures in Great Britain. | |||||||||||
2 | Streptomycin-Cooperative Studies, 1945-1954 | ||||||||||
Correspondence and memoranda regarding standardization and assay data. | |||||||||||
3 | Streptomycin-Data, 1952-1959? | ||||||||||
File contains five reports, four of which are undated, including the background and discovery of Streptomycin* by SAW. | |||||||||||
4 | Streptomycin-Feldman and Hinshaw, 1943-1964 | ||||||||||
Correspondence between SAW and W. Feldman of the University of Minnesota, The Mayo Foundation, and H. Hinshaw, also of The Mayo Foundation, regarding the development of Streptomycin and its dual use to treat tuberculosis and leprosy. There are also letters to Merck, the producers of Streptomycin and a Secret Memo dated September 27, 1944 from Dr. Richards, Columbia University, regarding a clinical case of a two-week old infant treated with Streptomycin. | |||||||||||
5 | Streptomycin—Foreign Contracts and Letters, 1945-1949 | ||||||||||
International correspondence and list of cultures sent abroad. | |||||||||||
6 | Streptomycin—Historical-Endowment Foundation, 1945-1958 | ||||||||||
A note on the front of the folder, penned by SAW, states, "The history of my relations with Merck & Co., the organization of the RR & EF, licensing of commercial manufacturers of Streptomycin." | |||||||||||
7 | Streptomycin—Historical-Merck and Co., 1939-1947 | ||||||||||
A note on the front of the folder, penned by SAW, states, "The History pertaining to My Agreements with Merck & Co., the organization of the RR & EF, licensing of Streptomycin manufacturers." Agreements with Merck to provide funds to develop various fermentation processes and products of citric acid, chemotherapeutic agents; Memorandum of Invention,* September 3, 1942, on the " Isolation of Streptothricin from a soil actinomyces;" correspondence; and memorandum * from SAW outlining the history of the relationship with Merck from 1938-1970. NOTE: Copies of agreements are white type on black background. | |||||||||||
8 | Streptomycin—Manufacture, 1946-1966 | ||||||||||
Correspondence, reports, publications, and clippings including Civilian Production Administration, War Production Board; listing of royalties received by RR & EF for 1953; a Riter & Co. research report on the drug industry dated July 1953; U.S. Tariff Commission report on production and sales for 1952-5193 and 1963-1964; Department of Health, Education, and Welfare correspondence and report on ototoxicity of dihydro-streptomycin dated 1959. | |||||||||||
7 | Streptomycin—Original Letters of Contract, 1943-1954 | ||||||||||
Original letters of contract with drug companies—see alphabetical list of drug companies in front of folder. | |||||||||||
8 | Streptomycin—Patent Policy, 1943-1956 | ||||||||||
U.S. Patent Office patent No. 2,449,866 dated September 21, 1948 for Streptomycin; copy of affidavit of SAW dated October 10, 1950 on the process of production of Streptomycin; patent policy of the Institute; the patent portfolio of RR & EF dated October 18, 1956. Remainder of folder contains copies of letters referred to in Folder 9 and lists of companies and addresses. | |||||||||||
9 | Streptomycin—Streptothricin, 1942-1944 | ||||||||||
Correspondence, memoranda, reports,l and charts including memo from Merck regarding expiration data, toxicity and production problems; Upjohn & Co. report on standards and assay procedures; undated SAW report on production and isolation. | |||||||||||
E. Other Microbial Research, 1937-1970 | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
7 | 1 | Actinomycetes Classification, 1958-1963 | |||||||||
Correspondence on the classification of actinomycetes with R. Buchanan of the International Committee on Bacteriological Nomenclature, Iowa State College, and D. Kuster, University College, Dublin, Ireland. | |||||||||||
2 | Cancer Theories and Cures, 1950-1962 | ||||||||||
International correspondence, news clippings, offprints, and reports. | |||||||||||
3 | Curiosa, 1951-1965 | ||||||||||
Miscellaneous correspondence and clippings on science and quackery. | |||||||||||
4-6 | FDA Report on Antibiotics in Animal Husbandry, 1970 | ||||||||||
Correspondence, news clippings and reports to the FDA task force. | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
8 | 1 | Huleh Peat, 1937-1968 | |||||||||
These folders contain information on a reclaimed swamp area in Israel which SAW visited in 1938. The first folder contains several reports, some undated, from various sources, including one from SAW, undated, entitled "Nature and Utilization of Huleh Peat," and a published report on "The Vegetation of the Huleh Swamps" by H.R. Oppenheimer; report from the Research Council of Israel; a folded drawing of peat minerals with handwritten notes on the back; large sketches of peat machines with photos; an article written by SAW entitled, "The Huleh Valley and the Huleh Peat: Recollections of a Visit in 1938," published in the Israel Journal of Agricultural Research, 1968; correspondence with Hebrew University and with the Committee on Palestine Surveys from 1943 with a map of Palestine attached; a map of Israel (1924); and photos of the Peat, the Waksmans on board a ship, and one taken in NYC in 1951 with Dr. Sharett of Israel, according to the identification on the reverse of the photo. | |||||||||||
2 | Krebiozen Committee, 1953-1960 | ||||||||||
This folder contains correspondence, clippings, brochures, and paperback book on the drug, Krebiozen, and the controversy over its manufacture and use as an anticancer agent. Also included is a transcript of parts of the Hearings of the Joint House and Senate Krebiozen Committee, May 8, 1953 and September 17-18, 1953. | |||||||||||
F. Publications, 1948-1972 | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
8 | 3 | The Actinomycetes—Ronald Press, 1948-1968 | |||||||||
Correspondence, agreements, royalty statements and book reviews. | |||||||||||
4 | The Actinomycetes—William and Wilkins Company, 1953-1966 | ||||||||||
Correspondence, signed agreements, and copyrights. | |||||||||||
5 | Antibiotic Definitions, 1952-1972 | ||||||||||
This folder deals with the definition and history of antibiotics, including correspondence with other scientists, proofs and reprints of SAW's article from various encyclopedias, some with no titles or dates; print from Collier''s Yearbook, 1955, reprint from Mycologia, 1947, and press cuttings and editorials disputing Waksman's definition. | |||||||||||
6 | Antibiotic Nomenclature, 1965-1969 | ||||||||||
Undated paper by SAW, who was chairman of the Nomenclature Committee of the American Association of Microbiologists; correspondence and articles on Streptomycin for a Japanese encyclopedia, 1969; and newspaper clipping on a patent decision in England on antibiotics, Undated. | |||||||||||
7 | Book Reviews, 1961-1969 | ||||||||||
Reviews of several books in English and other languages, some dated and some not. | |||||||||||
8 | Italian Books—Nobel Story, 1968 | ||||||||||
Correspondence and copy of agreement with Italian publisher, Fratelli Fabri Editori, to write about his life and work for a publication on Nobel Prize winners. | |||||||||||
9 | My Life With The Microbes, 1953-1965 | ||||||||||
Publishing agreement with Simon & Schuster dated November 20, 1953, and correspondence regarding the English and foreign versions; financial statements; and clippings. | |||||||||||
10 | Reports on Published Books, 1948-1968 | ||||||||||
Correspondence, agreements, financial / royalty statements, and copyrights. | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
9 | 1 | Rutgers University Press, 1948-1968 | |||||||||
Correspondence, agreements, and royalty statements. | |||||||||||
2 | University of California Press—Conquest of Tuberculosis, 1964-1970 | ||||||||||
Correspondence, agreements, financial statements, and book review. | |||||||||||
3 | John Wiley & Sons, 1951-1970 | ||||||||||
Correspondence, agreements, and financial statements for: The Soil and The Microbe, 1926; Soil Microbiology,1951; and Actinomycin, 1966. | |||||||||||
G. Rutgers Research and Educational Foundation (RR & EF), 1945-1971 | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
9 | 4 | RR & EF, 1955-1973 | |||||||||
Financial and royalty statements. | |||||||||||
5 | RR & EF—Cooper, Byrne & Dunham, 1945-1968 | ||||||||||
Correspondence with law firm on patents and licenses for Streptomycin, Streptothricin, Neomycin and Candicidin. | |||||||||||
6 | RR & EF—Logan, Wm. Jr., 1955-1956 | ||||||||||
William Logan of Hunt, Hill & Betts was the legal representative of RR & EF in Japan regarding the patent on Streptomycin issued in Japan and for the establishment in Japan of a foundation to receive half of royalties accruing from the patent. | |||||||||||
7 | RR & EF—Logan, Wm. Jr., 1957-1966 | ||||||||||
Further correspondence with William Logan showing various name changes of law firm to Logan, Bernhard & Okamoto over the span of the correspondence. | |||||||||||
8 | RR & EF—Organization, 1946-1964 | ||||||||||
This folder contains a report* on the history of the Foundation, the 1946 Certificate of Incorporation; and Proposed Plan for the Reorganization of the Rutgers Research and Endowment Foundation (old name). | |||||||||||
9 | RR & EF—Patent Portfolios, 1943-1971 | ||||||||||
Six bound patent portfolios spanning the years 1959 to 1971, one undated. | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
10 | 1 | RR & EF—Trustees, Prior to 1961, 1949-1960 | |||||||||
Correspondence, memoranda, bylaws, and minutes and agenda of meetings of the trustees. | |||||||||||
2 | RR & EF—Trustees, 1961-1970 | ||||||||||
Meetings of the Trustees (except for 1964), correspondence and agreement with Rutgers University on the advances made by the Foundation for the utilities for University use. | |||||||||||
H. Scientific Organizations, 1950-1971 | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
10 | 3 | International Scientific Academy for the Protection of Life, the Environment and Biopolitics, Luxembourg, 1970-1971 | |||||||||
Correspondence and bylaws. | |||||||||||
4 | National Academy of Science, 1968-1971 | ||||||||||
Correspondence, nomination forms; testimony of Dr. P. Handler before the Committee on Science and Astronautics on the budget proposal for the National Science Foundation, April 7, 1971. | |||||||||||
5 | Nobel Laureate, 1968 | ||||||||||
Nomination forms, Curriculum Vitae of Pierre Gabar; brochure-list of prize winners in Physiology or Medicine from 1901-1967. | |||||||||||
6 | WHO—Antibiotics Center, 1950-1970 | ||||||||||
Correspondence and reports. | |||||||||||
7 | World Academy of Art and Science, 1968-1971 | ||||||||||
Correspondence and reports. | |||||||||||
I. Waksman Institute and Foundations, 1946-1970 | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
10 | 8 | Foundation for Microbiology—Grants, 1968 | |||||||||
Meeting minutes, correspondence and tax return. | |||||||||||
9 | Foundation of Microbiology, 1969 | ||||||||||
Correspondence, tax return. | |||||||||||
10 | Institute of Microbiology—Brochures, 1947-1949 | ||||||||||
Correspondence, reports, and draft brochures. | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
11 | 1 | Institute of Microbiology—Institute Council, 1957-1963 | |||||||||
Correspondence and yearly minutes for time span, except for 1961. | |||||||||||
2 | Institute of Microbiology—Culture Collection, 1958 | ||||||||||
Information flyer, extensive list of Actinomycetes dated September 1958, a chart on the type culture collection of the world; a table of strains of the first international cooperative work on criteria used in characterization of Streptomycetes. | |||||||||||
3 | Institute of Microbiology—Dedication, 1953-1954 | ||||||||||
Correspondence, memoranda, speeches, programs and invitations of the dedication from June 7-9, 1954. | |||||||||||
4 | Institute of Microbiology—Historical, 1946-1962 | ||||||||||
Correspondence, reports, meeting minutes, speeches, and brochures. | |||||||||||
5 | Waksman Foundation of France, 1946-1967 | ||||||||||
Correspondence and reports. | |||||||||||
6 | Waksman Foundation of Italy—Farmitalia Scholarship, 1954-1956 | ||||||||||
Correspondence and bylaws. | |||||||||||
7-8 | Waksman Foundation of Japan, 1953-1959 and 1960-1971 | ||||||||||
Correspondence and financial statements. |
III. Research Notebooks and Diary, 1926-1958 | |||||||||||
Arrangement: The Research Notebooks and Diary series is arranged alphabetically. | |||||||||||
Summary: The research notebooks and diary of Selman Waksman, 1926-1958 are contained in two manuscript boxes and includes three (3) notebooks "containing data on the antagonistic properties of microorganisms and production of antibiotic substances which led to the discovery of streptomycin." Also included is a diary entitled, "Streptomycin Odyssey, 1945-47" documenting some of Waksman's travels after the discovery of streptomycin. Entries record his visits to pharmaceutical companies within the United States in 1945, and trips to Europe (Soviet Union, Scandinavia, France, Belgium, Britain) in 1946 and 1947. | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
12 | 1 | Antagonism Studies, 1936 | |||||||||
2 | Antagonism Studies, [written in El. Horning's (?) notebook] 1941-1943 | ||||||||||
3 | Antagonism Studies, Volume III, Culture Record (includes cultures forwarded, actinomyctes record, fungi record, bacteria record) April 1, 1943 | ||||||||||
4 | Investigations on decomposition of humus, American Centrifuge Corp., 1939 | ||||||||||
5 | Marine Bacteria, (early studies) 1931-1935 | ||||||||||
6 | Marine Bacteriology, 1936 | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
13 | 1 | Neomycin, 1949 | |||||||||
2 | Organic Matter Studies, ca. 1926-1929 | ||||||||||
3 | Oxidation-Reduction in Soil, October 1935-December 1935 | ||||||||||
4 | Peat, 1927-1931 | ||||||||||
5 | Research, Waksman and Students, ca. 1939-1941 | ||||||||||
6 | Research, Waksman and Students, December 1940-December 1941 | ||||||||||
7 | Research, Waksman and Students, Dec. 1957-1958 | ||||||||||
8 | Streptomycin Odyssey, (diary) 1945-1947 |
IV. Patent Litigation Files, 1925-1967 | |||||||||||
Arrangement: The Patent Litigation Files are arranged by case. | |||||||||||
Summary: The Patent Litigation Files document legal cases Waksman was involved in with Albert Schatz, Mary Marcus, and Pfizer. See the individual case subseries for descriptions of the disputes. | |||||||||||
A. Waksman v. Schatz Case | |||||||||||
As a scientist and professor, Waksman employed students he supervised to run experiments in the laboratory. Dr. Albert Schatz was one such student who worked closely with Waksman and was among the students who were working for Waksman when Streptomycin was discovered. He was a co-applicant with Waksman on the original application for a patent for streptomycin in 1945. Although Waksman and Schatz had designated that any royalties go to the Rutgers Research and Endowment Foundation, Schatz later sued Waksman and the Foundation to claim co-discoverer status. He alo wanted his share of the royalties. Schatz claimed he had feared it would be difficult to get a job as a microbiologist if did not designate the Foundation as the recipient of the royalties. It came to light during preparations for trial that Waksman had earned $350,000 from royalties before turning them over to the Foundation. | |||||||||||
The lawsuit was finally settled with Schatz receiving 3 percent of the royalties from Steptomycin and $125,000 and Schatz was awarded co-discoverer status. Some royalty money also went to the other students who worked for Waksman. These students' letters to Waksman in response to receiving their checks indicate that they never expected to profit financially from their efforts. | |||||||||||
Important documents in the folders are assigned with an asterisk (*). | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
14 | 1 | The Actual Case | |||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix A | |||||||||||
2 | Affidavits, Depositions—Schatz Case | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix A | |||||||||||
3 | Background Material | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix A | |||||||||||
4 | Correspondence with Albert Schatz | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix A | |||||||||||
5 | Data on Bromberg, et al.: | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix A | |||||||||||
6 | Latest Supplement to Schatz Case, 1952-1954. | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix A | |||||||||||
7 | Disposition of Streptomycin Royalties: | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix A . | |||||||||||
8 | Personality of Albert Schatz: | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix A . | |||||||||||
9 | The Nobel Prize | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix A . | |||||||||||
10 | Notebooks-Scientific Aspects | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix A . | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
15 | 1 | Copies of Schatz Letters | |||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix A . | |||||||||||
2 | Story of Streptomycin | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix A . | |||||||||||
3 | Streptomycin Papers & Other Pertinent Data: | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix A . | |||||||||||
4 | Part of Schatz Case: | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix A . | |||||||||||
Schatz v. Waksman: Depositions, Superior Court-New Jersey | |||||||||||
5 | Selman A. Waksman, March 25, 1950 | ||||||||||
6 | Albert S. Johnson and A. Dudley Watson, May 1 and 12, 1950 | ||||||||||
7 | Clara H. Wark, Frederick R. Beaudette, Dorothy J. Randoplh, and Aldrage Benjamin Cooper, June 7, 1950 | ||||||||||
8 | H. Boyd Woodruff, July 12, 1950 | ||||||||||
9 | William H. Martin, Robert Lyman Starkey, Walton Bowman Geiger, Viola A. Battista, and Walter C. Russell, July 18, 1950 | ||||||||||
10 | John G. Woodruff, Randolph T. Major, Max Tishler, and Reverdy Johnson, July 19, 1950 | ||||||||||
11 | Elizabeth B. Gregory and Hilda Christine Reilly, July 24, 1950 | ||||||||||
12 | Doris I. Jones, September 26, 1950 | ||||||||||
13 | William H. Cole and Elmer C. Easton, October 16, 1950 | ||||||||||
B. Marcus Case, 1925-1956 | |||||||||||
On November 1, 1954, Mary A. Marcus filed a lawsuit for 5 million dollars (later 20 million) in damages against Dr. Selman Waksman, Rutgers Research Foundation and Merck & Co. claiming her patent for the Treatment of Psoriasis # 2,099,696 (filed on Oct. 10, 1934, granted Nov. 23, 1937) was infringed upon by their patent for Streptomycin and Process of Preparation # 2,443,485 (issued Sept. 21, 1948). Marcus claimed that she had had contact with Dr. Waksman over twenty years earlier, at which time she claimed to have shared her discoveries with him and given him cultures related to her treatment of psoriasis. It was her belief that the bacteria from which Streptomycin is made was discovered by her and existed in these cultures. | |||||||||||
Marcus' patent describes the method for extracting an organic substance from an active Psoriatic lesion and creating a vaccine from this. She claimed treatment with her vaccine cured the condition. Psoriasis is a disease of unknown origin (believed to be auto-immune in nature) and frequently goes into periods of remission for no understandable reason. There was no evidence that her method of treatment was ever used. She claimed to have successfully cured patients. This is unlikely since she was not a medical doctor and would not have been permitted to treat any patients. Ms. Marcus was not permitted to stay in the Medical School of the University of Pennsylvania, and took a Masters in Science (in Pathology and Bacteriology) instead (June, 17, 1925), the highest degree she ever received. | |||||||||||
It appears that Marcus' claim of any relationship between her patent and the Streptomycin patent was without foundation. Ms. Marcus, unfortunately, suffered from mental illness, and had been hospitalized as early as May 12, 1929. Although she introduced herself as a doctor, she had no medical degree. It is possible that her claim was the result of her illness, or that she was exploited by others who hoped Waksman would settle rather than go to trial, as he had done in the Schatz case. | |||||||||||
The case was dismissed by Judge Thomas F. Meaney on March 26, 1956, after the defense petitioned for dismissal on the grounds that Ms. Marcus willfully refused to appear for a pre-trial deposition before the defense attorneys for more than year. Persons figuring prominently in the Marcus Case were Russell E. Watson, Esq. and A. Dudley Watson, Esq., who were the primary lawyers for Waksman et al. Dr. Herbert A. Lechevalier, Assistant Professor of Microbiology at Rutgers, was the primary scientific investigator for Waksman and also was responsible for contacting potential witnesses (expert scientists/doctors and people who had worked with Ms. Marcus). Nathan Reibel, Esq. represented Ms. Marcus. The trustees of the Rutgers Research Foundation were: Dr. Lewis Webster Jones, President, New Brunswick, NJ; Russell E. Watson, vice-president, Belle Mead, N.J.; Dr. Robert C. Clothier, vice-president, New Brunswick, N.J.; Dr. Robert A. Cooke, New York, NY; and Mahlon G. Milliken, Wilmington, DE. | |||||||||||
The general scope of the records pertaining to the Marcus case ranges from 1914-1957, with the bulk of material being generated between 1954-1956. Items dating prior to 1954, in general, were collected as research to support the case. The records contain all of the legal papers associated with the case, for example: official summonses, subpoenas, notices of motions, records of the court actions, and lists of questions asked of Waksman. Also included is correspondence the people involved in the case. Other documents contain lists of questions about Marcus (e.g., her life, work, and scientific knowledge) the defense (Waksman et al.) needed to prepare. There is a biographical sketch of Marcus' life, photostats of her publications and a copy of her patent, the Treatment of Psoriasis. There are also some letters regarding misinformation printed in articles about the Marcus case, statements Wakman made and the preliminary work on them, some responses to questions asked by Marcus' lawyers and additional correspondence. There are also documents about the history of treatments for Psoriasis, which seems to be a complete history of the treatments of the disease (until 1956), even containing articles in foreign languages. Another folder holds anonymous letters, written by "M.P.," who sought to encourage Waksman to settle the Marcus suit out of court. M.P. agreed that Marcus was mentally ill, but claimed to fear that she might win the case and that this would cause great embarrassment to a prominent Jewish person (Waksman). M.P. claimed to believe that this would be very harmful to the Jewish community as a whole, and urged him for this reason to settle the suit. The records also contain newspaper clippings and miscellaneous items There are also older letters between Waksman and Dr. Löhnis, Bureau of Plant Industry, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture, Wash. D.C. The two scientists did not see eye to eye. Waksman probably placed them with the Marcus file because Dr. Löhnis is mentioned in Waksman's statement pertaining to his summons. | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
16 | 1 | Legal Papers re: Marcus Case, 1954-1956 | |||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix B . | |||||||||||
2 | Correspondence, Nathan Reibel (Marcus' Lawyer), 1954-1955 | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix B . | |||||||||||
3 | Waksman's Trip to Russia in 1946, 1945-1946 | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix B . | |||||||||||
4 | Correspondence with Lawyers Defending Waksman, (1953-1956) | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix B . | |||||||||||
5 | Biographical Information about Marcus and Prepared Questions 1955-1956 | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix B . | |||||||||||
6 | Marcus' Patent and Publications, 1925-1937 | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix B . | |||||||||||
7 | Analysis of Marcus' Patent and Other Papers by Dr. Hubert A. Lechevalier, 1954-1955 | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix B . | |||||||||||
8 | Experts Consulted by Lechevalier, 1954-1956 | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix B . | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
17 | 1 | Lists Submitted by Waksman to His Lawyers, 1939-1954 | |||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix B . | |||||||||||
2 | Waksman's Statements, Responses and Correspondence, 1939-1955 | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix B . | |||||||||||
3 | Correspondence between Waksman and Various Doctors, 1954-1957 | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix B . | |||||||||||
4 | Waksman's Publications and Patents, (1939-1948) | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix B . | |||||||||||
5 | Historical Treatments for Psoriasis, (1914-1955) | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix B . | |||||||||||
6 | Letters, Statements—President Lewis Webster Jones, (1954-1956) | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix B . | |||||||||||
7 | Anonymous Letters to Waksman, 1955 | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix B . | |||||||||||
8 | Newspaper Reports and Miscellaneous Data, 1950-1956 | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix B . | |||||||||||
9 | Löhnis File, 1921-1925 | ||||||||||
For an item-by-item listing, see Appendix B . | |||||||||||
C. Pfizer-Citric Acid Case, 1964-1967 [?] | |||||||||||
Arrangement: The documents regarding the Pfizer-Citric Acid Case are in two folders, one containing bound documents and the other containing loose court documents. | |||||||||||
Summary: The documents in this subseries contain Waksman's testimony regarding antibiotics and patents and articles about acids and antibiotics. One block of testimony refers to a United States of America vs. Charles Pfizer and Co. Details about the case are sketchy, but the items in this subseries may relate to an antitrust action brought against Pfizer in the late 1950s, which involved its citric acid business. | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
17 | 10 | Miscellaneous | |||||||||
11 | Items to be Reviewed for Testimony (bound) |
V. Patent License Files, 1944-1971 | |||||||||||
Arrangement: The Patent License files are arranged into three subseries, A. U.S. Patents, B. Licensees—American, and C. Licensees—Foreign. The folders are arranged by subject. The contents of folders have been arranged in chronological order by the archival assistant unless otherwise noted. In instances when the original order is kept, the documents are roughly in chronological order. | |||||||||||
Summary: Waksman and the Rutgers Research and Endowment Foundation held patents in numerous countries for Streptomycin, Dihydrostreptomycin, Neomycin, and Candicidin. Getting foreign companies to recognize the authority of these patents, or adhere to royalties agreements, comprises the bulk of the correspondence. The folders with the most corporate intrigue are: Argentina and Brazil where companies attempted to trademark the Spanish word for Neomycin; E.R. Squibb with a dispute over payment and their involvement in the Argentina trademark problem; Denmark for corporate gossip; and Italy for examples of very friendly corporate correspondence almost bordering on hero worship for Waksman. The Japan files are of special interest having started correspondence right after the end of World War II. The legal and business workings of these license agreements is very complex. | |||||||||||
Items of note (patent reprints, articles, notable correspondence) are listed with the folder names. These documents were arranged in a way that seemed deliberate (for instance copies of sent letters and their replies grouped together) and the processor believed that researchers would be better served by Waksman's order. | |||||||||||
If a sizable amount of correspondence occurred between Waksman and the Foundation and a company the correspondence is labeled as Business or Scientific or both. "Business Correspondence" includes amendments to license agreements, legal correspondence and general memos. "Scientific Correspondence" includes reports and queries for scientific information. Italicized information refers to arrangement notes. | |||||||||||
A. U.S. Patents | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
18 | 1 | L. acidophilus—Non-Institutional Patent Applications, 1954-1959 | |||||||||
· Patent for L. acidophilus (1934) | |||||||||||
· Article reprints about L. acidophilus (1951, 1952) | |||||||||||
· Dr. Gillespie; Canadian Patent and U.S. Patent | |||||||||||
2 | Meat Freezing Process—Non-Institutional Patent Applications, 1962-1966 | ||||||||||
· Drs. Chang and Hoynak; Preservaline Manufacturing Company in Flemington, NJ. | |||||||||||
3 | Various—Non-Institutional Patent Applications, 1954-1960 | ||||||||||
Records in this folder are grouped by individual patents; original document order kept. | |||||||||||
Patents and License Agreements—General. | |||||||||||
4 | Patents—Patents and License Agreements | ||||||||||
· Processes of Making Proteolytic Enzymes | |||||||||||
· Candicidin and Process of Preparation | |||||||||||
· Neomycin and Process of Preparation | |||||||||||
· Production of Steptothricin | |||||||||||
5 | License Agreements—General Correspondence, 1945-1971 | ||||||||||
· Drafts of memos and license agreements. Memos regarding the role of the foundation. | |||||||||||
6 | License Agreements—Memorandum and Agreement to Prospective Licensees and Licensee List, 1946 | ||||||||||
7 | License Agreements—General—Drafts, Agreements, Amendments, 1946-1955 | ||||||||||
· Includes two tables with fields for country, serial # and date filed for Neomycin patents and patents relating to Neomycin. | |||||||||||
B. Licensees—American | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
18 | 8 | Abbott Laboratories—Licensees—American, 1944-1965 | |||||||||
Business Correspondence. | |||||||||||
9 | American Cynamid—Licensees—American, 1953-1968 | ||||||||||
· License Agreement (December 1, 1953) | |||||||||||
· Statutory Declaration/Patents Act 1949 Business and Scientific Correspondence. | |||||||||||
10 | Bristol-Myers—Licensees—American, 1949-1967 | ||||||||||
· Memos regarding Bristol's kanamycin advertisements and how they are misleading. | |||||||||||
· Initially Bristol Labs, Inc. Business correspondence. | |||||||||||
11 | Crane-Hall Corporation—Licensees—American, 1960 | ||||||||||
· Gum-Kare and Bio-Gum Kare product announcements and specifics. These products use Neomycin as an ingredient in their antibiotics for topical application. | |||||||||||
Scientific Correspondence. | |||||||||||
12 | Eli Lilly and Company—Licensees—American, 1945-1967 | ||||||||||
Business Correspondence. | |||||||||||
13 | Heyden Chemical Corporation—Licensees—American, 1947-1954 | ||||||||||
· License Agreement. | |||||||||||
Business and Scientific Correspondence. | |||||||||||
14 | Various Companies—A-J—Licensees—American, 1946-1968 | ||||||||||
Correspondence grouped by company then chronologically. | |||||||||||
· Allergan Corporation | |||||||||||
· Antibiotics Laboratories | |||||||||||
· Bioferm Corporation | |||||||||||
· Byron Chemical Corporation | |||||||||||
· Carter Products, Inc. | |||||||||||
· Ciba Pharmaceutical Products, Inc. | |||||||||||
· Colgate-Palmolive Company | |||||||||||
· Commercial Solvents Corporation | |||||||||||
· Edward Mendell Company | |||||||||||
· Johnson & Johnson | |||||||||||
15 | The Mearl Corporation—Licensees—American, 1955-1971 | ||||||||||
· License Agreement (1955) | |||||||||||
Business Correspondence. | |||||||||||
16 | Ortho Research Foundation—Licensees—American, 1959 | ||||||||||
· Exclusive License Agreement. | |||||||||||
17 | Parke, Davis and Company—Licensees—American, 1944-1961 | ||||||||||
· Progress report from the research department on the Streptomyces culture (1949) Business and Scientific Correspondence. | |||||||||||
18 | Merck and Company—Licensees—American, 1946-1961 | ||||||||||
· License Agreement. Business and Scientific Correspondence. | |||||||||||
19 | S.B. Penick and Company—Licensees—American, 1955-1967 | ||||||||||
Scientific Correspondence—reports and intricate graphs. | |||||||||||
20 | Chas. Pfizer and Company—Licensees—American, 1944-1967 | ||||||||||
· Itineraries for visits by Dr. Waksman, extensive legal correspondence and license agreement amendment. Business and Scientific Correspondence. | |||||||||||
21 | Schenley Research Institute—Licensees—American, 1945-1961 | ||||||||||
Business Correspondence. | |||||||||||
22 | Schering Corporation—Licensees—American, 1956-1968 | ||||||||||
· Requests for money for a new animal building at Rutgers University. | |||||||||||
· Correspondence regarding a patent for Oxygenation of Steroids. Business and Scientific Correspondence. | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
19 | 1 | E.R. Squibb—Licensees—American, 1945-1964 | |||||||||
A division of Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation | |||||||||||
· Two License Agreements. | |||||||||||
· Legal agreement regarding the production of antibiotics. | |||||||||||
· Scientific results of testing with Neomycin. | |||||||||||
· Copies of the Squibb patent. | |||||||||||
· Heated correspondence over royalties withheld for sales in Argentina; the issuance of a Neomycin patent; and over royalty payments withheld due to a "supposed" overpayment and the ensuing audit. Business and Scientific Correspondence. | |||||||||||
2 | The Upjohn Company—Licensees—American, 1944-1969 | ||||||||||
· Tested the Roussel Corporation/UCLAF product Framycetin. During testing Framycetin seemed to be identical to Neomycin B. Business and Scientific Correspondence. | |||||||||||
3 | Various Companies—K-Z—Licensees—American 1950-1967 | ||||||||||
Correspondence grouped by company then chronologically. | |||||||||||
· Nopco Chemical Company | |||||||||||
· Publicker Industries, Inc. | |||||||||||
· Julius Schmid, Inc. | |||||||||||
· Smith, Kline and French Laboratories | |||||||||||
· Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Company | |||||||||||
· Wyeth Laboratories, Inc. | |||||||||||
C. Licensees—Foreign | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
19 | 4 | Argentina—Licensees—Foreign—Correspondence, 1949-1966 | |||||||||
Original document order kept. | |||||||||||
· E.R. Squibb | |||||||||||
o Squibb patent for the addition-extraction process. | |||||||||||
o Royalty and legal correspondence. | |||||||||||
o Correspondence leading to and during arbitration. | |||||||||||
· Query from Laboratorios Bagó. | |||||||||||
· Query to Lepetit if they are producing Streptomycin in Argentina. | |||||||||||
5 | Argentina—Licensees—Foreign—Arbitration Documents, 1965 | ||||||||||
· Title of main document: "In the matter of the informal arbitration of a claim by Rutgers Research and Educational Foundation against Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation for royalties on sales of Streptomycin and Dihydrostreptomycin made or sold in Argentina subsequent to January 1, 1960" (September 2, 1965) | |||||||||||
· Other legal memos and legal opinions all dealing with Squibb. | |||||||||||
6 | Brazil—Licensees—Foreign, 1951-1960 | ||||||||||
· Instituto Terapeutico Pan-Organico Sociedade Anonima | |||||||||||
· Industria Brasileira de Procutos Quimica Ltda. | |||||||||||
o Legal involvement to patent new process. | |||||||||||
· Squibb tried to register/trade mark the name "Neomicina" in Brazil and it was overruled. Schering was successful in registering the name, but the allowance was appealed. | |||||||||||
7 | Austria/Australia/Canada (Merck)—Licensees—Foreign, 1953-1961 | ||||||||||
Grouped by country, then company and finally chronologically. | |||||||||||
8 | Denmark—Licensees—Foreign, 1951-1965 | ||||||||||
Original document order kept. | |||||||||||
· H. Lundbeck and Company | |||||||||||
o License Agreement | |||||||||||
o Business/personal correspondence with Dr. O. Hübner and Dr. S. Waksman; the two seemed to have a very good relationship and visited with each other often. | |||||||||||
o Hübner expressed concern over SIFA, Heyden, Takeda and Leo encroaching on the patents rightfully held by Wasksman. Hübner was current on all the Streptomycin/Neomycin European and Asian gossip. | |||||||||||
· Novo Industri | |||||||||||
o Japanese patent | |||||||||||
· Leo Pharmaceutical Products | |||||||||||
o Desire to use patents held by the Foundation. | |||||||||||
9 | Chile/Cuba/El Salvador/Mexico/Portugal—Licensees— Foreign, 1952-1958 | ||||||||||
Grouped by country, then company and finally chronologically. | |||||||||||
· Most correspondence focuses on companies attempting to trademark the name "Neomicina". More extensive coverage of this issue with the Brazilian papers in folder number 6 (Brazil—Licensees—Foreign). | |||||||||||
10 | France—Licensees—Foreign, 1955?-1961 | ||||||||||
Original document order kept, grouped by company. | |||||||||||
· Roussel Corporation/UCLAF | |||||||||||
o French correspondence with translations provided. | |||||||||||
o Framycetin/Neomycin similarities debated. | |||||||||||
o Copy of the "Separation of Neomycins" patent by Roussel-UCLAF | |||||||||||
· SIFA | |||||||||||
o French correspondence, not all translated. | |||||||||||
o Letters regarding owed royalities. | |||||||||||
· Rhodia Inc/Rhone-Poulenc | |||||||||||
o Business and Scientific Correspondence regarding Candicin. | |||||||||||
11 | Germany—Licensees—Foreign, 1949-1968 | ||||||||||
Original document order kept, grouped by company. | |||||||||||
· Leo Dub, M.D. | |||||||||||
o Agreement negotiations/license agreement drafts | |||||||||||
o Background check on Dr. Dub. | |||||||||||
· Various Companies in Germany | |||||||||||
· Correspondence regarding the infringement of the Neomycin foreign patents by Takeda for importing into Germany. | |||||||||||
12 | Great Britain—Licensees—Foreign, 1945-1968 | ||||||||||
Original document order kept, grouped by company. | |||||||||||
· Boots Pure Drug Company, Ltd. | |||||||||||
o License Agreement | |||||||||||
o Royalty payment problems. | |||||||||||
· Glaxo Laboratories, Ltd. | |||||||||||
o Business (very gossipy) and Scientific Correspondence | |||||||||||
13 | India/Israel—Licensees—Foreign, 1956-1962 | ||||||||||
Grouped by country, then company and finally chronologically. | |||||||||||
14 | Italy—Licensees—Foreign, 1951-1960 | ||||||||||
Original document order kept, grouped by company. | |||||||||||
· Montecatini | |||||||||||
o Requests for scientific advice | |||||||||||
· Lepetit | |||||||||||
o Initially correspondence started as warning against production in Argentina. | |||||||||||
o License agreement talks. | |||||||||||
o Friendly, very personal correspondence regarding travel plans. | |||||||||||
o Plant opened in Brazil and Waksman sent a message to be read at the opening. Numerous letters and telegrams begins Waksman to visit the plant in Brazil. | |||||||||||
o Personal correspondence over health and well-being. | |||||||||||
· Societa Anonima Farmeceuticil Italie | |||||||||||
o Trademark License Agreement. | |||||||||||
o License Agreement. | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
20 | 1 | Japan—Licensees—Foreign—Early and General Correspondence, 1948-1951 | |||||||||
Original document order kept. | |||||||||||
· Japan is interested in receiving cultures of Streptomycin, but is hesitant to enter into a deal with royalty payments. Wants to receive help for humanitarian reasons and does not want to have to pay royalties because of the bad state of the Japanese economy and the ill health of its citizens after WWII. | |||||||||||
· Correspondence with American occupation authorities. | |||||||||||
· Chiba Medical College and Fujita Pharmaceutical Company, Ltd. request assistance in identifying cultures they have. | |||||||||||
· Cabinet Order No. 309/49—Post-war dispositions of industrial property rights owned by allied nationals. (This is the order that needs to be followed to get a patent for streptomycin/dihydrostreptomycin in Japan.) | |||||||||||
· University of Tokyo, the manufacturers of Streptomycin in Japan, are asked to sign a license agreement because the Foundation needs money for the Institute of Microbiology (to show that the money is being used for "humanitarian" reasons). They reply that they are not manufacturing anything and ask for money for the Japan Antibiotics Research Association. | |||||||||||
2 | Japan—Licensees—Foreign—Early and General Correspondence—License Agreement Discussion, 1952-1958 | ||||||||||
Original document order kept. | |||||||||||
· Patent application correspondence with Japanese companies and patent attorneys in American and Japan. | |||||||||||
· Meiji Seika Kaisha, Ltd. asking for lower royalty payments then other countries because tuberculosis is rampant, the people are poor and they need to lower the price since Japan does not want any money leaving the country. Foundation stands by the 2.5% in US$ for royalties but agrees that .5% of this will go to the Waksman Institute of Japan. | |||||||||||
· Fervent communication within the Foundation and Rutgers about the pressing need to get licenses in Japan established immediately so Japan can not delay making payments or feel encouraged to challenge the patent in court. | |||||||||||
· Draft of Japan license agreement considered unacceptable. | |||||||||||
3 | Japan—Licensees—Foreign—License Agreement, 1956-1965 | ||||||||||
Original document order kept. | |||||||||||
· Draft and copies of license agreements. | |||||||||||
4 | Japan—Licensees—Foreign—Neomycin, 1956-1963? | ||||||||||
Original document order kept. | |||||||||||
· Scientific articles—Comparative Properties of Neomycin and Kanamycin. | |||||||||||
· Patent progress information. | |||||||||||
· Scientific correspondence marked confidential by writer over a disagreement with the criticism of Dr. Umezawa's work on S. fradiae by Dr. S. Waksman. | |||||||||||
· Patent not accepted in Japan and goes to legal action. | |||||||||||
· Proposed Neomycin agreement. | |||||||||||
· Copy of patent application 1440/1950 with appeal trial number 1996/1958; application abandoned. | |||||||||||
5 | Japan—Licensees—Foreign—Streptomycin Patent, 1951-1967? | ||||||||||
Original document order kept. | |||||||||||
· Japanese Appn. No. 968/51. | |||||||||||
· Memorandum on how to apply for a patent; must obtain as broad protection as possible for the process of preparing Steptomycin since the Foundation cannot secure a claim for the product itself. | |||||||||||
· Letters regarding the application rephrasing; urgency of filing prior to January 31, 1951. | |||||||||||
· Correspondence with the U.S. Army, references to General MacArthur. | |||||||||||
· Letters of opposition to the patent. | |||||||||||
· List of the importers of Streptomycin to Japan; Japanese importers and foreign exporters. | |||||||||||
· Document entitled: "Claims of Japanese Patent No. 207,508 Substantially as Allowed" July 26, 1955. | |||||||||||
· Royalty disbursal discussions. | |||||||||||
· Japanese patent text and translation for Patent No. SHO-36-24-58 for the Process to Manufacture Phosphate Ester. | |||||||||||
6 | Japan—Licensees—Foreign—Dihydrostreptomycin/Neomycin—Takeda, 1954-1957 | ||||||||||
Original document order kept. | |||||||||||
· Patent No. 205,602 granted on May 11, 1954—"A Method of Manufacture of the New Antibiotic" [Translation]. | |||||||||||
· Promotional brochure from Takeda Pharmaceutical Industries (11/1957) | |||||||||||
· Takeda patent for the production of Dihydrosteptomycin by fermentation. | |||||||||||
· Neomycin agreement and royalties discussions. | |||||||||||
· Chart showing the properties of Steptomyces humidus strain No. 23572. | |||||||||||
· Report on the production of Dihydrostreptomycin by Steptomycetes because the want to fight the Japanese patent. | |||||||||||
7 | New Zealand/Norway—Licensees—Foreign, 1956-1962 | ||||||||||
Grouped by country, then company and finally chronologically. | |||||||||||
8 | Pakistan/Spain/Sweden—Licensees—Foreign, 1955-1962 | ||||||||||
Grouped by country, then company and finally chronologically. | |||||||||||
9 | USSR—Licensees—Foreign, 1945 | ||||||||||
· Letters requesting Streptomyces culture and culture "trades." |
VI. Patent Royalty Files, 1948-1977 | |||||||||||
Arrangement:The files in this series are arranged alphbaetically. | |||||||||||
Documents have been separated into three sections in the first folder for each company (if materials are available). Statement summaries are placed at the beginning of all documentation if available; these are typed receivables by year for many of the companies. Next is correspondence relating to royalties arranged chronologically. Finally the financial statements are arranged in date order, by the date on the bill. When statements are divided between folders the date of the bill establishes the cutoff, not the fiscal year. When the records for one company span several folders the summary statement and any correspondence will be found at the front of the first folder. If there is no folder note of "Statement Summary" or "Correspondence" then financial statements are the only documentation filed. All folders contain financial statements. | |||||||||||
Folder names were also generally kept as originally named. The company was the identifier on all folders. Japanese companies were not arranged by company name, but filed as "Japan". The original concept has been kept, but companies have been separated out between the three Japanese folders. Oddly, the Takeda Chemical Industry was filed by company name and not "Japan" as the other companies. | |||||||||||
Summary: The standard royalty of 2.5% US dollars was paid to the Foundation by numerous companies. Financial statements (billheads, copies of checks, etc.) comprise the bulk of the information. See arrangement note above for brief description of contents. | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
20 | 10 | Abbott Laboratories, Ltd.—Patent Royalties—Streptomycin/Dihydrostreptomycin, 1947-1954 | |||||||||
11 | American Cyanamid—Patent Royalties—Neomycin/Streptomycin/Dihydrostreptomycin, 1954-1959 | ||||||||||
· Statement Summary and Correspondence. | |||||||||||
12 | American Cyanamid—Patent Royalties—Neomycin/Streptomycin/Dihydrostreptomycin, 1961-1966 | ||||||||||
13 | American Cyanamid—Patent Royalties—Neomycin/Streptomycin/Dihydrostreptomycin, 1968-1971; 1973-1974 | ||||||||||
14 | Apothekernes—Patent Royalties—Neomycin, 1958-1960 | ||||||||||
· Correspondence. | |||||||||||
15 | Apothekernes—Patent Royalties—Neomycin, 1961-1966 | ||||||||||
16 | Apothekernes—Patent Royalties—Neomycin, 1967-1974 | ||||||||||
17 | Boots, Ltd.—Patent Royalties—Neomycin, 1956-1959 | ||||||||||
· Correspondence. | |||||||||||
18 | Boots, Ltd.—Patent Royalties—Neomycin, 1961-1967 | ||||||||||
19 | Boots, Ltd.—Patent Royalties—Neomycin, 1968-1974 | ||||||||||
20 | Bristol Labs—Patent Royalties—Streptomycin/Dihydrostreptomycin, 1953-1957 | ||||||||||
· Statement Summary and Correspondence. | |||||||||||
21 | Commercial Solvents—Patent Royalties—Streptomycin, 1944-1970 | ||||||||||
· Correspondence. While there are no financial statements for Neomycin, a lot of the correspondence deals with Neomycin. Statements for 1948-1974 are sporadic. | |||||||||||
22 | Eli Lilly and Company—Patent Royalties—Streptomycin, 1948-1953 | ||||||||||
· Statement Summary. | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
21 | 1 | Eli Lilly and Company—Patent Royalties—Streptomycin, 1953-1957 | |||||||||
Legal sized financial statements. | |||||||||||
2 | Eli Lilly and Company—Patent Royalties—Streptomycin, 1958-1965 | ||||||||||
3 | Glaxo Laboratory—Patent Royalties—Neomycin, 1956-1962 | ||||||||||
· Correspondence. | |||||||||||
4 | Glaxo Laboratory—Patent Royalties—Streptomycin, 1966-1969 | ||||||||||
· Correspondence. | |||||||||||
5 | Heyden Chemical Corporation—Patent Royalties—Neomycin/Streptomycin/Dihydro-streptomycin, 1951-1953 | ||||||||||
· Statement Summary. | |||||||||||
6 | Heyden Export Company—Patent Royalties—Neomycin/Streptomycin/Dihydro-streptomycin, 1952-1953 | ||||||||||
· Statement Summary. | |||||||||||
7 | Japan—Patent Royalties—General Correspondence and Statements for Kaken Chemical Company 1957-1968 | ||||||||||
8 | Japan—Kyowa Hakko Kogyo Company—Patent Royalties—Streptomycin/Dihydro-streptomycin, 1964-1969 | ||||||||||
9 | Japan—Meiji Seika Kaisha—Patent Royalties—Streptomycin/Dihydrostreptomycin, 1963-1969 | ||||||||||
10 | H. Lundbeck—Patent Royalties—Neomycin, 1953-1959 | ||||||||||
11 | H. Lundbeck—Patent Royalties—Neomycin, 1960-1964 | ||||||||||
12 | H. Lundbeck—Patent Royalties—Neomycin, 1965-1967 | ||||||||||
13 | H. Lundbeck—Patent Royalties—Neomycin, 1968-1971 | ||||||||||
14 | Merck—Patent Royalties—Streptomycin/Dihydrostreptomycin, 1945-1954 | ||||||||||
· Statement Summary and Correspondence. | |||||||||||
15 | Merck—Patent Royalties—Streptomycin/Dihydrostreptomycin, 1955-1961 | ||||||||||
16 | Merck—Patent Royalties—Streptomycin/Dihydrostreptomycin, 1962-1969 | ||||||||||
17 | Merck—Patent Royalties—Neomycin, 1956-1974 | ||||||||||
18 | Merck (Canada)—Patent Royalties—Streptomycin/Dihydrostreptomycin, 1951-1962 | ||||||||||
· Statement Summary. | |||||||||||
19 | Merck (Canada)—Patent Royalties—Streptomycin/Dihydrostreptomycin, 1964-1968 | ||||||||||
20 | Novo Industri—Patent Royalties—Streptomycin/Dihydrostreptomycin, 1965-1969 | ||||||||||
21 | S.B. Penick and Company—Patent Royalties—Neomycin/Candicidin, 1954-1963 | ||||||||||
22 | S.B. Penick and Company—Patent Royalties—Neomycin/Candicidin, 1964-1971; 1973-1975 | ||||||||||
23 | Pfizer, Inc.—Patent Royalties—Streptomycin/Dihydrostreptomycin, 1948-1952 | ||||||||||
· Statement Summary. | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
22 | 1 | Pfizer, Inc.—Patent Royalties—Streptomycin/Dihydrostreptomycin, 1953-1961 | |||||||||
2 | Pfizer, Inc.—Patent Royalties—Streptomycin/Dihydrostreptomycin, 1962-1969 | ||||||||||
3 | Pfizer, Inc.—Patent Royalties—Neomycin, 1955-1964 | ||||||||||
· Statement Summary. | |||||||||||
4 | Pfizer, Inc.—Patent Royalties—Neomycin, 1965-1971; 1974 | ||||||||||
5 | Rhone-Poulenc—Patent Royalties—Neomycin, 1959-1965 | ||||||||||
6 | Rhone-Poulenc—Patent Royalties—Neomycin, 1966-1971 | ||||||||||
7 | Riker Laboratories—Patent Royalties—Neomycin/ Candicidin, 1962-1974 | ||||||||||
It doesn't seem that any royalty payments were made. All letters state that no royalties are due. | |||||||||||
8 | Roussel UCLAF—Patent Royalties—Neomycin, 1961-1966 | ||||||||||
9 | Roussel UCLAF—Patent Royalties—Neomycin, 1967-1974 | ||||||||||
In 1970 UCLAF acquired SIFA. | |||||||||||
10 | Schenley Laboratories—Patent Royalties—Dihydrostreptomycin, 1948-1960 | ||||||||||
Statements are sporadic. | |||||||||||
11 | Schering—Patent Royalties—Neomycin, 1961-1968 | ||||||||||
12 | SIFA—Patent Royalties—Neomycin, 1958-1962 | ||||||||||
· Correspondence. In 1970 UCLAF acquired SIFA. | |||||||||||
13 | SIFA—Patent Royalties—Neomycin, 1963-1971 | ||||||||||
14 | E.R. Squibb—Patent Royalties—Neomycin/Streptomycin/Dihydrostreptomycin, 1947-1954 | ||||||||||
· Statement Summary. | |||||||||||
Statements for 1966 and 1968 are missing. | |||||||||||
15 | E.R. Squibb—Patent Royalties—Neomycin/Streptomycin/Dihydrostreptomycin, 1955-1962 | ||||||||||
16 | E.R. Squibb—Patent Royalties—Neomycin/Streptomycin/Dihydrostreptomycin, 1963-1974 | ||||||||||
17 | Takeda Chemical Industry—Patent Royalties—Neomycin/Streptomycin/Dihydro-streptomycin, 1947-1954 | ||||||||||
18 | Upjohn—Patent Royalties—Neomycin, 1954-1964 | ||||||||||
All bills for 1955 are missing. | |||||||||||
19 | Upjohn—Patent Royalties—Neomycin, 1965-1974 | ||||||||||
20 | Upjohn—Patent Royalties—Streptomycin, 1948-1952 | ||||||||||
21 | Copies and Misfiles, undated |
VII. Publications, 1916-1968 | |||||||||||
Arrangement: The Publications Series is divided into three subseries, A. Reprints, B. General Articles and Publications by Waksman, and C. General Articles and Publications about Waksman, and D. Manuscripts. The reprints are arranged chronologically and then alphabetically. Subseries B and C and D are arranged alphabetically. | |||||||||||
Summary: As implied by the series and subseries titles, this series contains Waksman's writings and writings about Waksman. The manuscripts often contain Waksman's and may be of particular interest to researchers wanting to know more about the stages of Waksman's works. | |||||||||||
A. Reprints, 1916-1968 | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
23 | 1 | List of Papers by S. A. Waksman for 1916-1966 | |||||||||
2 | "Do Fungi Live and Produce Mycellium in the Soil?" 1916 | ||||||||||
3 | "Protozoa as Affecting Bacterial Activities in the Soil," 1916 | ||||||||||
4 | "Is There Any Fungus Flora of the Soil?" 1917 | ||||||||||
5 | "The Importance of Mold Action in the Soil," 1918 | ||||||||||
6 | "The Occurrence of Actinomycetes in the Soil," 1918 | ||||||||||
7 | "Cultural Studies of Species of Actinomyces," 1919 | ||||||||||
8 | "Studies in the Metabolism of Actinomycetes," 1919 | ||||||||||
9 | "A Method of Testing the Amylolytic Action of the Diastase of Aspergillus Oryzae," 1920 | ||||||||||
10 | "On the Preparation of a Soluble Protein Extract from Soy Beans," 1921 | ||||||||||
11 | "The Oxidation of Sulfur by Soil Microorganisms: 1," 1921 | ||||||||||
12 | "Carbon Assimilation and Respiration of Autotrophic Bacteria," 1922 | ||||||||||
13 | "The Chemistry of the Oxidation of Sulfur by Microorganisms to Sulfuric Acid and Transformation of Insoluble Phosphates into Soluble Forms," 1922 | ||||||||||
14 | "The Growth of Fungi in the Soil," 1922 | ||||||||||
15 | "Microorganisms Concerned in the Oxidation of Sulfur in the Soil: I. Introductory," 1922 | ||||||||||
16 | "Microorganisms Concerned in the Oxidation of Sulfur in the Soil: II. Thiobacillus Thiooxidans, a New Sulfur-Oxidizing Organism Isolated from the Soil," 1922 | ||||||||||
17 | "Microorganisms Concerned in the Oxidation of Sulfur in the Soil: III. Media Used for the Isolation of Sulfur Bacteria from the Soil," 1922 | ||||||||||
18 | "Microorganisms Concerned in the Oxidation of Sulfur in the Soil: IV. A Solid Medium for the Isolation and Cultivation of Thiobacillus Thiooxidans," 1922 | ||||||||||
19 | "Microorganisms Concerned in the Oxidation of Sulfur in the Soil: V. Bacteria Oxidizing Sulfur Under Acid and Alkaline Conditions," 1922 | ||||||||||
20 | "A Tentative Outline of the Plate Method for Determining the Number of Microorganisms in the Soil," 1922 | ||||||||||
21 | "Use of Enzymes in the Clarification of Jellies and Fruit Juices," 1922 | ||||||||||
22 | "Microbiological Analysis of Soil as an Index of Soil Fertility: IV. Ammonia Accumulation (Ammonification," 1923 | ||||||||||
23 | "Microbiological Analysis of Soil as an Index of Soil Fertility: V. Methods for the Study of Nitrification," 1923 | ||||||||||
24 | "Microbiological Analysis of Soil as an Index of Soil Fertility: VI, Nitrification," 1923 | ||||||||||
25 | "Oxidation of Sulfur by Microorganisms in Black Alkali Soils," 1923 | ||||||||||
26 | "Influence of Soil Reaction Upon the Distribution of Filamentous Fungi in the Soil," 1924 | ||||||||||
27 | "Influence of Organic Matter Upon the Development of Fungi, Actinomycetes and Bacteria in the Soil," 1924 | ||||||||||
28 | "Influence of Microorganisms Upon the Carbon-Nitrogen Ratio in the Soil," 1924 | ||||||||||
29 | "Microbiological Analysis of Soil as an Index of Soil Fertility: II. Methods of the Study of Numbers of Microorganisms in the Soil," 1924 | ||||||||||
30 | "Microbiological Analysis of Soil as an Index of Soil Fertility: VII. Carbon Dioxide Evolution," 1924 | ||||||||||
31 | "Microbiological Analysis of Soil as an Index of Soil Fertility: VIII. Decomposition of Cellulose," 1924 | ||||||||||
32 | "Carbon and Nitrogen Transformations in the Decomposition of Cellulose by Filamentous Fungi," 1925 | ||||||||||
33 | "Contribution to the Chemistry of Decomposition of Proteins and Amino Acids by Various Groups of Microorganisms," 1925 | ||||||||||
34 | "Soil Microbiology in 1924: An Attempt at an Analysis and a Synthesis," 1925 | ||||||||||
35 | "Microbiological Analysis of Soil as an Index of Soil Fertility: X. The Catalytic Power of the Soil 1926 | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
24 | 1 | "Microorganisms Concerned in the Decomposition of Celluloses in the Soil," 1926 | |||||||||
2 | "The Origin and the Nature of the Soil Organic Matter or Soil 'Humus'," 1926 | ||||||||||
3 | "The Use of the Silica Gel Plate for Demonstrating the Occurrence of and Abundance of Cellulose—Decomposing Bacteria," 1926 | ||||||||||
4 | "Composition of Natural Organic Material and Their Decomposition in the Soil: I. Methods of Quantitative Analysis of Plant Materials [and] II. Influence of the Age of Plant Upon and Rapidity and Nature of its Decomposition—Rye Plants," 1927 | ||||||||||
5 | "Microbiological Analysis of Soil as an Aid to Soil Characterization and Classification," 1927 | ||||||||||
6 | "Sur la Nature des Organismes qui Deecomposent la Cellulose Dans les Terres Arables," 1927 | ||||||||||
7 | "The Role of Microorganisms in the Transformation of Organic Matters in Forest Soils," 1928 | ||||||||||
8 | "Chemical and Microbiological Principles Underlying the Decomposition of Green Manures in the Soil," 1929 | ||||||||||
9 | "Chemical and Microbiological Principles Underlying the Transformation of Organic Matter in Stable Manure in the Soil," 1929 | ||||||||||
10 | "Processes Involved in the Decomposition of Wood With Reference to the Chemical Composition of Fossilized Wood," 1929 | ||||||||||
11 | "Chemical and Microbiological Processes Involved in the Decomposition of Organic Matter in Nature," 1929 | ||||||||||
12 | "Chemical Nature of Soil Organic Matter, Methods of Analysis, and the Role of Microorganisms in its Formation and Decomposition," 1929 | ||||||||||
13 | "Die chemische Zusammensetzung von Torfbildnern und Torfarten und ihre Untersuchungsmethode," 1930 | ||||||||||
14 | "Composition of Natural Organic Materials and Their Decomposition in the Soil: V. Decomposition of Various Chemical Constituents in Plant Materials Under Anaerobic Conditions," 1930 | ||||||||||
15 | "Contribution to the Chemical Composition of Peat: III. Chemical Studies of Two Florida Peat Profiles," 1929 | ||||||||||
16 | "Contribution to the Chemical Composition of Peat: V. The Role of Microorganisms in Peat Formation and Decomposition," 1929 | ||||||||||
17 | "Chemical Compositions of Peat and the Role of Microorganisms in its Formation," 1930 | ||||||||||
18 | "A Critical Study of the Methods for Determining the Nature and Abundance of Soil Organic Matter," 1930 | ||||||||||
19 | "A System of Proximate Chemical Analysis of Plant Materials," 1930 | ||||||||||
20 | "Ueber die chemische Natur und den Ursprung des Humus im Erdboden," 1930 | ||||||||||
21 | Archiv fur Pflanzenbau 1931 | ||||||||||
22 | "Decomposition of the Various Chemical Constituents etc. of Complex Plant Materials by Pure Cultures of Fungi and Bacteria," 1931 | ||||||||||
23 | "Influence of Temperature and Moisture Upon the Nature and Extent of Decomposition of Plant Residues by Microorganisms," 1931 | ||||||||||
24 | "Lignin as a Nutrient for the Cultivated Mushroom, Agaricus Campestris," 1931 | ||||||||||
25 | "On the Decomposition of Agar-Agar by an Aerobic Bacterium," 1931 | ||||||||||
26 | "On The Decomposition of Hemicelluloses by Microorganisms: I. Nature, Occurrence, Preparation, and Decomposition of Hemicelluloses," 1931 | ||||||||||
27 | "Martinus Willem Beijerinck," 1931 | ||||||||||
28 | "Preliminary Study of Chemical Processes Involved in the Decomposition of Manure By Agaricus Campestris," 1931 | ||||||||||
29 | "Theoretical Relations Between the Composition of Material and its Mode of Decomposition," 1931 | ||||||||||
30 | "Academician Konstantin Kaetonobitch Gedroiz,1872-1932," | ||||||||||
31 | "Comparative Rate of Decomposition of Composted Manure and Spent Mushroom Soil," 1932 | ||||||||||
32 | "The Decomposition of Proteins by Microorganisms with Particular Reference to Purified Vegetable Proteins," 1932 | ||||||||||
33 | "The Influence of Moisture Upon the Rapidity of Decomposition of Lowmoor Peat," 1932 | ||||||||||
34 | "The Microbiological Population of Peat," 1932 | ||||||||||
35 | "On the Nutrition of the Cultivated Mushroom, Agaricus Campestris, and the Chemical Changes Brought About by This Organism in the Manure Compost," 1932 | ||||||||||
36 | "On the Origin of Uronic Acids in the Humus of Soil, Peat, and Composts," 1932 | ||||||||||
37 | "Die Rolle der Mikroorganismen bei der Torfbildung," 1932 | ||||||||||
38 | "Synthesis of a Humus-Nucleus, an Important Constituent of Humus in Soils, Peats, and Composts," 1932 | ||||||||||
39 | "On the Distribution of Organic Matter in the Sea Bottom and the Chemical Nature and Origin of Marine Humus," 1933 | ||||||||||
40 | "The Origin and Nature of Humus," 1933 | ||||||||||
41 | "Role of Bacteria in Decomposition of Plant and Animal Residues in the Ocean," 1933 | ||||||||||
42 | "Bacteria Decomposing Alginic Acid," 1934 | ||||||||||
43 | "The Distribution and Conditions of Existence of Bacteria in the Sea," 1934 | ||||||||||
44 | "The Presence of Nitrifying Bacteria in Deep Seas," 1934 | ||||||||||
45 | "The Role of Bacteria in the Cycle of Life in the Sea," 1934 | ||||||||||
46 | "Transformation of the Methoxyl Group in Lignin in the Process of Decomposition of Organic Residues by Microorganisms," 1934 | ||||||||||
47 | "Correlative Studies of Microscopic and Plate Methods for Evaluating the Bacterial Population of the Sea," 1935 | ||||||||||
48 | "Decomposition of Lignin by Microorganisms," 1935 | ||||||||||
49 | "On the Nature of Lignin," 1935 | ||||||||||
50 | "Decomposition of Organic Matter in Sea Water by Bacteria 1936 | ||||||||||
51 | "Methoden der Mikrobiologischen Bodenforschung," 1936 | ||||||||||
52 | "Report of the Activities of Third Commission at International Soil Science Congress in Oxford, 1936" | ||||||||||
53 | "Associative and Antagonistic Effects of Microorganisms: II. Antagonistic Effects of Microorganisms Grown on Artificial Substrates," 1937 | ||||||||||
54 | "Soil Deterioration and Soil Conservation from the Viewpoint of Soil Microbiology," 1937 | ||||||||||
55 | "The Absorption of Bacteria by Marine Bottom," 1938 | ||||||||||
56 | "Decomposition of Nitrogenous Substances in Sea Water by Bacteria," 1938 | ||||||||||
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25 | 1 | "The Living Soil," 1938 | |||||||||
2 | "L'origine, La Composition Chimique et L'importance de L'humus dans la Nature," 1938 | ||||||||||
3 | "Respiration and Lactic Acid Production by a Fungus of the Genus Rhizopus," (3 copies) 1938, | ||||||||||
4 | "Soil Organic Matter and the Living Plant," 1938 | ||||||||||
5 | "Cook-Voorhees-Lipman Contribution of Rutgers is to Soil Science," 1939 | ||||||||||
6 | "Jacob Goodale Lipman," 1939 | ||||||||||
7 | "The Method of Proximate Analysis and its Application to the Study of Plant Residues, Composts, and Humus Formations," 1939 | ||||||||||
8 | "The Role of Microorganisms in the Conservation of the Soil," 1939 | ||||||||||
9 | "The Specific Effect of Zinc and Other Heavy Metals on Growth and Fumaric Acid Production by Rhizopus," 1939 | ||||||||||
10 | "The Transformation of Phosphorus During the Decomposition of Plant Materials," 1939 | ||||||||||
11 | "Microbes in a Changing World," 1940 | ||||||||||
12 | "The Microbiology of Cellulose Decomposition and Some Economic Problems Involved," 1940 | ||||||||||
13 | "Peat and its Uses," 1940 | ||||||||||
14 | "Significance of the Constituents of the So-called Nitrogen-free Extract of Plant Materials as a Source of Organic Matter in Soil," 1940 | ||||||||||
15 | "The Soil as a Source of Microorganisms Antagonistic to Disease—Producing Bacteria," 1940 | ||||||||||
16 | "Soil Microbiology," 1940 | ||||||||||
17 | "Survival of Bacteria Added to Soil and the Resultant Modification of Soil Population," 1940 | ||||||||||
18 | "Antagonistic Relations of Microorganisms," 1941 | ||||||||||
19 | "Aquatic Bacteria in Relation to the Cycle of Organic Matter in Lakes," 1941 | ||||||||||
20 | "Influences of Microorganism on Soil Aggregation and Erosion: II," 1941 | ||||||||||
21 | "The Organic Matter in Collington Sandy Loam and in the Eroded Material," 1941 | ||||||||||
22 | "Specifications of Peat Materials," 1941 | ||||||||||
23 | "Toxicity of Actinomycin," 1941 | ||||||||||
24 | "Bacteriostatic and Bacteriolytic Properties of Actinomycetes," 1942 | ||||||||||
25 | "The Chemical Nature of Actinomycin, an Anti-Microbial Substance Produced by Actinomyces Antibioticus," 1942 | ||||||||||
26 | "Distribution of Antagonistic Actinomycetes in Nature," 1942 | ||||||||||
27 | "In Vitro Activity of Streptothricin Against Brucella abortus," 1942 | ||||||||||
28 | "II. The Microbiologist Looks at Soil Organic Matter," 1942 | ||||||||||
29 | "The Nature and Properties of Peats in New Jersey," 1942 | ||||||||||
30 | "The Occurrence of Bacteriostatic and Bactericidal Substance in the Soil," 1942 | ||||||||||
31 | "The Peats of New Jersey and Their Utilization," 1942 | ||||||||||
32 | "The Production of Two Antibacterial Substances, Fumigacin and Clavacin," 1942 | ||||||||||
33 | "Selective Antibiotic Action of Various Substances of Microbial Origin," 1942 | ||||||||||
34 | "Soil Organic Matter, Its Nature and Importance," 1942 | ||||||||||
35 | "Streptothricin, a New Selective Bacteriostatic and Bactericidal Agent, Particularly Active Against Gram-Negative Bacteria," 1942 | ||||||||||
36 | "Studies on the Toxicity of Actinomycin," 1942 | ||||||||||
37 | "Action of Antibiotic Substances Upon Ceratostomella ulmi," 1943 | ||||||||||
38 | "Distribution of Antagonistic Fungi in Nature and Their Antibiotic Action," 1943 | ||||||||||
39 | "The Effect of Copper on the Development of Bacteria in Sea Water and the Isolation of Specific Bacteria," 1943 | ||||||||||
40 | "Liebig—The Humus Theory and the Role of Humus in Plant Nutrition," 1943 | ||||||||||
41 | "The Microbes as a Biological System," 1943 | ||||||||||
42 | "The Nomenclature and Classification of the Actinomycetes," 1943 | ||||||||||
43 | "The Peats of New Jersey and their Utilization 1943 | ||||||||||
44 | "Production and Activity of Streptothricin," 1943 | ||||||||||
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26 | 1 | "Soil Organisms and Disease," 1943 | |||||||||
2 | "Strain Specificity and Production of Antibiotic Substances," 1943 | ||||||||||
3 | "Strain Specificity and Production of Antibiotic Substances—II. Aspergillus Flavus-oryzae Group," 1943 | ||||||||||
4 | "Synthetic Manure," 1943 | ||||||||||
5 | "Two Antagonistic Fungi, Aspergillus. Fumigatus and Aspergillus Clavatus, and Their Antibiotic Substances," 1943 | ||||||||||
6 | "Antibiotic Substances, Production by Microorganisms—Nature and Mode of Action," 1944 | ||||||||||
7 | "Bactericidal Action of Antibiotic Substances," 1944 | ||||||||||
8 | "Bacteriostatic and Bactericidal Properties of Antibiotic Substances, with Special Reference to Plant—Pathogenic Bacteria," 1944 | ||||||||||
9 | "Chaetomin, a New Antibiotic Substance Produced by Chaetomium cochliodes: I. Formation and Properties," 1944 | ||||||||||
10 | "Chaetomin, a New Antibiotic Substance Produced by Chaetomium cochliodes: II. Isolation and Concentration," 1944 | ||||||||||
11 | "Control of Gram-Negative Bacteria in Experimental Animals by Streptomycin," 1944 | ||||||||||
12 | "Effect of Streptomycin and Other Antibiotic Substances Upon Mycobacterium Tuberculosis and Related Organisms," 1944 | ||||||||||
13 | "Formation of Antibiotic Substances," 1944 | ||||||||||
14 | "Fungi and Tropical Deterioration: A Manual," 1944 | ||||||||||
15 | "Isolation of Antibiotic Substances from Soil Micro-organisms, with Special Refence to Streptothricin and Streptomycin," 1944 | ||||||||||
16 | "The Man Who Made Rothamsted," 1944 | ||||||||||
17 | "The Microbiologist Looks at the Soil," 1944 | ||||||||||
18 | "The Nature of the Antibiotic Substances Produced by Aspergillus Fumigatus," 1944 | ||||||||||
19 | "Production and Nature of Antibiotic Substances," 1944 | ||||||||||
20 | "Purification and Antibacterial Activity of Fumigacin and Clavacin," 1944 | ||||||||||
21 | "A Rapid and Accurate Method for Testing Penicillin Production by Different Strains of P. Notatum," 1944 | ||||||||||
22 | "Soil Microbes and Medicine," 1944 | ||||||||||
23 | "Strain Specificity and Production of Antibiotic Substances III. Penicillium notatum—Chrysogenum Group," 1944 | ||||||||||
24 | "Streptomycin: A Substance Exhibiting Activity Against Gram Positive and Gram Negative Bacteria" 1944 | ||||||||||
25 | "Three Decades with Soil Fungi," 1944 | ||||||||||
26 | "Agar—Streak Method for Assaying Antibiotic Substances," 1945 | ||||||||||
27 | "Antifungal Properties of Antibiotic Substances," 1945 | ||||||||||
28 | "The Effect of Antibiotic Substances Upon Bacteriophage," 1945 | ||||||||||
29 | "The Inactivation of Streptomycin and its Practical Applications," 1945 | ||||||||||
30 | "The Mechanism of the Antibiotic Action of Clavacin and Penicillic Acid," 1945 | ||||||||||
31 | "A Review... Streptomycin," 1945 | ||||||||||
32 | "A Search for Virus—Inactivating Substances Among Microorganisms," 1945 | ||||||||||
33 | "Soil Microbiology as a Field of Science," 1945 | ||||||||||
34 | "Standardization of Streptomycin," 1945 | ||||||||||
35 | "Strain Specificity and Production of Antibiotic Substances: IV. Variations Among Actinomycetes, with Special Reference to Actinomyces Griseus," 1945 | ||||||||||
36 | "Strain Specificity and Production of Antibiotic Substances V. Strain Resistance of Bacteria to Antibiotic Substances, Especially to Streptomycin," 1945 | ||||||||||
37 | "Strain Specificity and Production of Antibiotic Substances VI. Strain Variation and Production of Streptothricin by Actinomyces Lavendulae," 1945 | ||||||||||
38 | "La Streptomicina," 1945 | ||||||||||
39 | "Streptomycin," 1945 | ||||||||||
40 | "Streptomycin—Origin, Nature and Properties," 1945 | ||||||||||
41 | "Bibliography on Streptomycin," 1946 | ||||||||||
42 | "Clinical Investigation of Streptomycin," 1946 | ||||||||||
43 | "Grisein, a New Antibiotic Produced by a Strain of Streptomyces griseus," 1946 | ||||||||||
44 | "Isolation of an Antibiotic Agent Derived from a Phycomyces Active in vitro Against Trypanosoma equiperdum," 1946 | ||||||||||
45 | "Isolation of Streptomycin-Producing Strains of Streptomyces griseus," 1946 | ||||||||||
46 | "The Mechanism of the Antibacterial Action of Quinones and Hydroquinones," 1946 | ||||||||||
47 | "Metabolism and the Chemical Nature of Streptomyces griseus," 1946 | ||||||||||
48 | "Methods of Study of Antiphage Agents Produced by Microorganisms," 1946 | ||||||||||
49 | "Micromonosporin, an Antibiotic Substance from a Little-Known Group of Microorganisms," 1946 | ||||||||||
50 | "Production of Antibiotic Substances by Actinomycetes," 1946 | ||||||||||
51 | "Soil Enrichment and Development of Antagonistic Microorganisms," 1946 | ||||||||||
52 | "Specifications for Streptomycin" 1946 | ||||||||||
53 | "Strain Specificity and Production of Antibiotic Substances: VII. Production of Actinomycin by Different Actinomycetes," 1946 | ||||||||||
54 | "An Actinophage for Streptomyces griseus," 1947 | ||||||||||
55 | "Antibiotics and Life," 1947 | ||||||||||
56 | "Antibiotics and Tuberculosis," 1947 | ||||||||||
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27 | 1 | "Antibiotics of Actinomycetes with Special Reference to Certain Challenging Problems, Notably the Development of Bacterial Resistance," 1947 | |||||||||
2 | "Certain Aspects of the Physiology of Actinomycetes," 1947 | ||||||||||
3 | "Distribution of Antagonistic Microorganisms in the Soil and their Possible Significance in Soil Processes," 1947 | ||||||||||
4 | "Estreptomicina," 1947 | ||||||||||
5 | "Microbiology in the USSR in 1946" 1947 | ||||||||||
6 | "Production of Citric Acid in Submerged Culture," 1947 | ||||||||||
7 | "Quantitative Measurement of Growth of Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Effect of Streptomycin," 1947 | ||||||||||
8 | "A Rapid Method for Demonstrating the Identity of Streptomycin—Producing Strains of Streptomyces griseus," 1947 | ||||||||||
9 | "Serving Through Science: The Story of Streptomycin," 1947 | ||||||||||
10 | "Streptomycin (Exhibit)," 1947 | ||||||||||
11 | "Streptomycin II, an Antibiotic Substance Produced by a New Species of Streptomyces," 1947 | ||||||||||
12 | "La Streptomycine," 1947 | ||||||||||
13 | "Sulfate Reduction and the Anaerobic Corrosion of Iron 1947 | ||||||||||
14 | "Tuberculostatic and Tuberculocidal Properties of Streptomycin," 1947 | ||||||||||
15 | "What is an Antibiotic or an Antibiotic Substance," 1947 | ||||||||||
16 | "Antagonistic Activity of a Species of Actinomyces Against Ceratostomella ulmi in Vitro," 1948 | ||||||||||
17 | "Antibacterial Unsaturated Ketones and Their Mode of Action," 1948 | ||||||||||
18 | "Antibiotics," 1948 | ||||||||||
19 | "Chemotherapeotics and Antibiotics," 1948 | ||||||||||
20 | "Effect of Glucose, Peptone, and Salts on Streptomycin Activity," 1948 | ||||||||||
21 | "Effect of Gonadal Hormones on Experimental Infection of Rats with Brucella abortus," 1948 | ||||||||||
22 | "Effect of Nutrients Upon Growth of Streptomycin-Sensitive,—Resistant-and-Dependent Strains of Escherichia coli," 1948 | ||||||||||
23 | "Effect of Organic Acids on Streptomycin Activity," 1948 | ||||||||||
24 | "Grisein, An Antibiotic Produced by Certain Strains of Streptomyces griseus," 1948 | ||||||||||
25 | "Nomenclature of Streptomycin Preparations," 1948 | ||||||||||
26 | "Production of Antibiotic Substances by Fusaria," 1948 | ||||||||||
27 | "The Production of Antiphage Agents by Actinomycetes," 1947 | ||||||||||
28 | "The Production of Streptomycin by Streptomyces Bikiniensis," 1948 | ||||||||||
29 | "Strain Specificity and Production of Antibiotic Substances: VII. Production of a Grisein-Like Antibiotic by a Strain of Streptomyces Griseus," 1948 | ||||||||||
30 | "Streptomyces Griseus (Krainsky) Waksman and Henrici," 1948 | ||||||||||
31 | "Use of Streptomycin-dependent Strains of Bacteria for Demonstrating the Ability of Microorganisms to Produce Streptomycin," 1948 | ||||||||||
32 | "Chetomin, an Antibiotic Substance from Chaetomium cochliodes: III. Composition and Functional Groups," 1949 | ||||||||||
33 | "Demonstration of an Interference Phenomenon Associated with Infectious Bronchitis Virus (IBV) of Chickens," 1949 | ||||||||||
34 | "An Institute of Microbiology—Its Aims and Purposes," 1949 | ||||||||||
35 | "The in Vivo Activity of Neomycin," 1949 | ||||||||||
36 | "Neomycin Activity Upon Mycobacterium Tuberculosis and Other Mycobacteria," 1949 | ||||||||||
37 | "Neomycin, A New Antibiotic Active Against Streptomycin-Resistant Bacteria, Including Tuberculosis Organisms," 1949 | ||||||||||
38 | "Neomycin-Production and Antibiotic Properties," 1949 | ||||||||||
39 | "Neomycin, Recovery and Purification," 1949 | ||||||||||
40 | "Production, Isolation and Antimichrobial, Notably Antituberculosis, Properties of Streptothricin VI," 1949 | ||||||||||
41 | "Streptomycin, Antibiotic Isolated from Mycelium of Streptomyces griseus, Active Against Trichomonas Vaginalis in Certain Bacteria," 1949 | ||||||||||
42 | "Streptomycin and Neomycin, an Antibiotic Approach to Tuberculosis," | ||||||||||
43 | "Streptomycin-Producing Capacity of Different Strains of Streptomyces griseus," 1949 | ||||||||||
44 | "The Use of Counter-Current Distribution for the Characterization of Streptomyus Antibiotics," 1949 | ||||||||||
45 | "Los Antibioticos—Un Nuevos Campo de la Ciencia," | ||||||||||
46 | "Antibiotics and Their Significance in the Physiology of Microorganisms," 1950 | ||||||||||
47 | "Antimichrobial Properties of Neomycin," 1950 | ||||||||||
48 | "Auto-Interference Associated with Influenza B Virus," 1950 | ||||||||||
49 | "Biological Aspects of Antibiotics," 1950 | ||||||||||
50 | "Codigo Internacional de Nomenclatura Bacteriana," 1950 | ||||||||||
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28 | 1 | "Fradicin, an Antifungal Agent Produced by Streptomyces Fradiae," 1950 | |||||||||
2 | "Infectious Sinusitis in Turkeys, Its Treatment and Control with Streptomycin and Other Madicaments in Veterinary Medicine," 1950 | ||||||||||
3 | "Investigacion de Nuevos Agentes Quimioterapicos," 1950 | ||||||||||
4 | "Microbiologia Española" | ||||||||||
5 | "Mikrobiologie, eine Selbständige Wissenschaft," 1950 | ||||||||||
6 | "Neomycin and Development of Resistant Strains," 1950 | ||||||||||
7 | "Proceedings of the New York Farmers: Season 1948-1949," 1950 | ||||||||||
8 | "Searching for New Chemotherapeutic Agents—A Travelogue", The Bela Schick Lecture 1950 | ||||||||||
9 | "Strain Specificity and Production of Antibiotic Substances: IX. Bacteriostatic and Bacteriocidal Properties of Neomycin and Development of Resistant Strains," 1950 | ||||||||||
10 | "Antibiotics—A New Field of Science of Life-Saving Drugs," 1951 | ||||||||||
11 | "Antiviral Properties of Ehrlichin, an Antibiotic Produced by Streptomyces lavendulae," 1951 | ||||||||||
12 | "Concerning 'Bio-dynamic Farming' and 'Organic Gardening'," 19? | ||||||||||
13 | "Distribution of Antagonistic Properties Among Actinomycetes Isolated from Different Soils," 1951 | ||||||||||
14 | "Effect of Cations upon Multiplication of Actinophage for Streptomyces griseus," 1951 | ||||||||||
15 | "The Identity of the Neomycin Complex, as Measured by Countercurrent Distribution and Microbiological Analyses," 1951 | ||||||||||
16 | "Observations on Antiviral Activity of Viscosin," 1951 | ||||||||||
17 | "The Principle of Screening Antibiotic Producing Organisms," 1951 | ||||||||||
18 | "Rhodomycin—An Antibiotic Produced by a Red-Pigmented Mutant of Streptomyces griseus," 1951 | ||||||||||
19 | "The Stabilization of Terramycin," 1951 | ||||||||||
20 | "Streptomycin, Isolation, Properties and Utilization," 1951 | ||||||||||
21 | "Streptomycin—Only the Beginning," 1951 | ||||||||||
22 | "Studies of Streptomyces lavendulae," 1951 | ||||||||||
23 | "The Actinomycetes and Their Antibiotics," 1952 | ||||||||||
24 | "An Antibiotic in Court," 1952 | ||||||||||
25 | "Antibiotic-Producing Properties of Streptomyces 3560, a Member of the S. Flavus Group," 1952 | ||||||||||
26 | "Antifungal Antibiotics," 1952 | ||||||||||
27 | "Enzymatic Reduction of Cystine by Coenzyne 1 (DPNH)," 1952 | ||||||||||
28 | "Inactivation of Influenza Virus and of Viral Hemagglutinin by the Cilciate Tetrahymene gileii," 1952 | ||||||||||
29 | "Interference Between influenza Virus and Infectious Bronchitis Virus of Chickens," | ||||||||||
30 | "The Living thought of Paul Ehrlich," 1952 | ||||||||||
31 | "Metabolic Aspects of Bacterial Growth in the Absence of Cell Division," 1952 | ||||||||||
32 | "Microbial Selection," 1952 | ||||||||||
33 | "Natural and Acquired Resistance of Escherichia coli to Neomycin," 1952 | ||||||||||
34 | "Paul Ehrlich—As Man and Scientist," 1952 | ||||||||||
35 | "Production of an Antifungal Agent of the Fungicidin Type by Streptomyces aureus," 1952 | ||||||||||
36 | "The Replica Plate Method for Screening Antibiotic-Producing Organisms," 1952 | ||||||||||
37 | "Reversal of Fluoride Inhibition of Yeast Growth with Glucose-1—Phosphate: ," 1952 | ||||||||||
38 | "Streptomycin," 1952 | ||||||||||
39 | "Streptomycin and Dihydrostreptomycin," 1952 | ||||||||||
40 | "Suppression of Viral Pneumonia in Mice by a Microbial Product," 1952 | ||||||||||
41 | "Antibiotici E Chemioterapia," 1953 | ||||||||||
42 | "Antibiotics and Chemotherapy," 1953 | ||||||||||
43 | "Antibiotics of Actinomycetes with Special Reference to their Role in the Physiology of the Organisms Producing them," 1953 | ||||||||||
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29 | 1 | "Les Antibiotiques Antifongiques Produits par les Actinomycetes la Candicidine," 1953 | |||||||||
2 | "The Biology of the Actinmycetes and their Economic Importance," 1953 | ||||||||||
3 | "Candicidan, A New Antifungal Antibiotic," 1953 | ||||||||||
4 | "Candidin, A New Antifungal Antibiotic Produced by Streptomyces viridoflavus," 1953 | ||||||||||
5 | "The Changing Concept in Microbiology," 1953 | ||||||||||
6 | "In Vitro and In vivo Activity of Candicidin on Pathogenic Fungi," 1953 | ||||||||||
7 | "A Light Activation Phenomenon in the Enzymatic and Nonenzymatic Reduction of Tetrazolium Salts," 1953 | ||||||||||
8 | "The Lord Created Medicines Out of the Earth," 1953 | ||||||||||
9 | "Mechanism of Supression of Nontransmissable Pnemonia in Mice Induced by Newcastle Disease Virus," 1953 | ||||||||||
10 | "Medical Mycology," 1953 | ||||||||||
11 | "The Production of Neomycin by Streptomyces Fradadieae in Synthetic Media" 1953 | ||||||||||
12 | "Microbes, Organic Matter, and Soil Fertility," 1953 | ||||||||||
13 | "Rapidly Growing, Acid Fast Bacteria," 1953 | ||||||||||
14 | "Sensitivity of Actinomycetales to Isonicotinic Acid Hydrazide, Compared to Other Synthetic and Antibiotic Antituberculosis Agents," 1953 | ||||||||||
15 | "Streptomycin: Background, Isolation, Properties, and Utilization," 1953 | ||||||||||
16 | "Streptomycin, des Historik, Isolering, Egenskaper och Användbarhet," 1953 | ||||||||||
17 | "Steptomycin Therapy in Nontuberculosis Diseases," 1953 | ||||||||||
18 | "Thermoactinomyces Tsiklinsky, a Genus of Thermophilic Actinomycetes," 1953 | ||||||||||
19 | "Actinomycin: I. Historical—Nature and Cytostatic Action," 1954 | ||||||||||
20 | "Actinomycin: II. Classification of Organisms Producing Different Forms of Actinomycin," 1954 | ||||||||||
21 | "Antibiotics, A New Field of Science and Application, and Some of the Resulting Problems," 1954 | ||||||||||
22 | "Dedication of the Institute of Microbiology," 1954 | ||||||||||
23 | "Dopo la Streptomicina," 1954 | ||||||||||
24 | Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology (reprint from) vol. 13, 1954 | ||||||||||
25 | "Further Studies on Suppression of Viral Pneumonia in Mice," 1954 | ||||||||||
26 | "Geschiedenis van de Antibiotica in Verband met de 10-Jarige Herdenking van de Ontdeking van het Streptomycine," 1954 | ||||||||||
27 | "History of Antibiotics in Relation to the Tenth Anniversary of the Discovery of Streptomycin," 19. | ||||||||||
28 | "Microbiology Takes the Stage," 1954 | ||||||||||
29 | "Modification of the Toxic Effect of Influenza Virus by a Microbial Product," 1954 | ||||||||||
30 | "My Life with Microbes,"—Yiddish Translation, 1954 | ||||||||||
31 | "Neomycin," 1954 | ||||||||||
32 | "Les Origines de la Découverte de la Streptomycine," 1954 | ||||||||||
33 | "Paper Chromatographic Identification of the Actinomycins," 1954 | ||||||||||
34 | "Polysaccharide Syntheses in Growing Yeasts," 1954 | ||||||||||
35 | "Protection of Mice from Neurotoxic Action of Influenza Virus by 'Heat Inactivated' Receptor Destroying Enzyme," 1954 | ||||||||||
36 | "Some Nutritional Requirements of Streptomyces griseus 3570 for Growth and Candicidin Production," 1954 | ||||||||||
37 | "Streptomycin," 1954 | ||||||||||
38 | "Suppression of Certain Viral Lesions by a Microbial Product, Xerosin, Lacking in Demonstratable Antiviral Properties and Produced by Achromobacter Xerosis, N. SP," 1954 | ||||||||||
39 | "Survey," 1954 | ||||||||||
40 | "Tenth Anniversary of the Discovery of Streptomycin, the first Chemotherapeutic Agent Found to be Effective Against Tuberculosis in Humans," 1954 | ||||||||||
41 | "Die Wende der Mikrobiologie," 1954 | ||||||||||
42 | "Actinomycin III. The Production and Properties of a New Actinomycin," 1955 | ||||||||||
43 | "The Candidin-candicidin Group of Antifungal Antibiotics," 1955 | ||||||||||
44 | "The Position of Antibiotics in Relation to Other Antimicrobial and Anti-infective Agents," 1955 | ||||||||||
45 | "Streptomycin in Agriculture: Bibliography," 1955 | ||||||||||
46 | "Role of Antibiotics in Natural Processes" 1957 | ||||||||||
47 | "Galenika" 1959 | ||||||||||
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30 | 1 | "Strain Specificity and Production of Antibiotic Substances" 1959 | |||||||||
2 | "Dr. Rene J. Dubos—A Tribute" 1960 | ||||||||||
3 | "Health Needs of an Aging Population [unpublished]" 1960 | ||||||||||
4 | "Principles Underlying Patent Law and Patent Protection," [unpublished] 1961 | ||||||||||
5 | "Antibiotika: Vergangenheit, Gegenwart, und Zukunft," 1962 | ||||||||||
6 | "Historical Significance of the St. Vincent Awards," 1962 | ||||||||||
7 | "Memorandum Concerning the Organization of a Unit of Marine Bacteriology at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution," 1963 | ||||||||||
8 | "Biogenesis of Streptomycin [unpublished]," 1964 | ||||||||||
9 | "Streptomycin," 1964 | ||||||||||
10 | "Microbiology in New Jersey," 1965 | ||||||||||
11 | "Microbes and the Survival of Man on Earth," 1966 | ||||||||||
12 | "Preface [unpublished]," 1966 | ||||||||||
13 | "Quarter-Century of the Anitbiotic Era," 1966 | ||||||||||
14 | "Virus and Cancer Chemotherapy," 1961 | ||||||||||
15 | "La Lutte de L'homme Contre Les Microbes [unpublished]," 1968 | ||||||||||
16 | "Microbe is Domesticated," 1968 | ||||||||||
17 | "Microbiology as a Field of Science and Application," 1969 | ||||||||||
18 | "Road to Streptomycin and Beyond," 1969 | ||||||||||
19 | "Bild Der Wissenschaft," 1971 | ||||||||||
20 | "Complete Eradication of Tuberculosis is In Sight," 1972 | ||||||||||
21 | "When Did the Actual Discovery of Streptomycin and Its Effectiveness Upon Tuberculosis First Come About?," 1972 | ||||||||||
22 | "Antibiotics and Human Welfare," undated | ||||||||||
23 | "Antibiotics in the USSR in 1957 [unpublished]," undated | ||||||||||
24 | "Antisemitism as a Social Disease [unpublished]," undated | ||||||||||
25 | "Classification of Actinomycetes with Special Reference to Antibiotic Production," undated | ||||||||||
26 | "Concerning "Bio-dynamic Farming" and "Organic Gardening"," undated | ||||||||||
27 | "Famous TBs in History," undated | ||||||||||
28 | "Man's War Against Microbes," undated | ||||||||||
29 | "Microbiological Engineering [unpublished]," undated | ||||||||||
30 | "Physiology of Microorganisms [manuscript]," undated | ||||||||||
31 | "Physiology of Microorganism [manuscript]," undated | ||||||||||
32 | "Plans for the Establishment of a Laboratory of General and Industrial Microbiology [unpublished]," undated | ||||||||||
33 | "Streptomycin," undated | ||||||||||
34 | "Streptomycine," undated | ||||||||||
35 | "Streptomycin and Penicillin Chart," undated | ||||||||||
36 | "Streptomycin Sulfate Squibb," undated | ||||||||||
37 | "Streptomycin Therapy," undated | ||||||||||
38 | "Streptomycin Therapy in Non-Tuberculosis Diseases," undated | ||||||||||
B. General Articles and Publications by Waksman | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
31 | 1 | Actinomycetales, 1968 | |||||||||
2 | Answer to Drug-Resistant Germs, 1953 | ||||||||||
3 | Antibiotics, 1963 | ||||||||||
4 | Antibiotics: The Duplication Problem, 1965 | ||||||||||
5 | Antibiotics: Practical and Experimental Aspects, 1962 | ||||||||||
6 | Antibiotics-20 Years Later, 1961 | ||||||||||
7 | Antigens of Spontaneous Mouse Mammory Tumor Tissue, 1962 | ||||||||||
8 | Antitumor Activity of a Substance Produced by a Strain of Helminthosporium, 1961 | ||||||||||
9 | Anuario de la Real Academia de Ciencias, 1971 | ||||||||||
10 | Aspects of the Immune Hemolytic Reaction, 1962 | ||||||||||
11 | Assimilation of Carbon Dioxode and Morphogenesis of Mucor Rouxii, 1962 | ||||||||||
12 | Autobiographical Sketch, 1964 | ||||||||||
13 | Bacteria, the Littlest Cells, 1970 | ||||||||||
14 | Basic Methods in Microbiology-Inoculation Methods, undated | ||||||||||
15 | Better Way, 1964 | ||||||||||
16 | Bible Speaks to America, 1943 | ||||||||||
17 | Biochemistry as a Career, 1983 | ||||||||||
18 | Biochimica et Biophysica Acta, undated | ||||||||||
19 | Biosynthesis of the Actinomycin Chromophore, 1961 | ||||||||||
20 | Biosynthesis of the Actinomycin Chromophore, 1962 | ||||||||||
21 | Bulletin [American Academy of Arts and Sciences], 1971 | ||||||||||
22 | Business Farming, 1966 | ||||||||||
23 | By Their Fruits, 1962 | ||||||||||
24 | Cancer: New Methods-and Drugs-Hold High Hope, 1954 | ||||||||||
25 | Candicidin Hits Fungus-Caused Diseases, 1953 | ||||||||||
26 | Carcinogens in Cortisone-treated Mice Following Vaccinia Dermal Infection and Application of Methylcholanthrene, 1962 | ||||||||||
27 | Career in Bacteriology, 1954 | ||||||||||
28 | Cellular Aspects of the Action of Endotoxin, 1964 | ||||||||||
29 | Chemistry of the Neomycins, 1962 | ||||||||||
30 | Composition of Cells and Cell Walls of Triangular and Ellipsoidal Forms of Trigonopsis variabilis, 1961 | ||||||||||
31 | Cross-Reactivity of Ketha Gum and Pneumoccocal Type I, 1962 | ||||||||||
32 | Determination of Aliphatic Aldehydes by Spectrophotometry, 1962 | ||||||||||
33 | Development of Applied Microbiology at Rutgers, 1982 | ||||||||||
34 | Differentiation of Catenulin-Neomycin Antibiotics, 1961 | ||||||||||
35 | Discovery of Unicellular Life, 1674 | ||||||||||
36 | Discovery of Drugs from Microbiological Sources, undated | ||||||||||
37 | . . . the Earth Contains Medicine, undated | ||||||||||
38 | Effect of Antiviral Antibody on Virus-Cell Interactions in Turkey Rous Sarcoma Cells, 1962 | ||||||||||
39 | Effects of Cell Components on Cell Multiplication and Changes in Cell Populations, 1962 | ||||||||||
40 | Effects of Enzymatic Digests of DNA on Staphylococci, 1962 | ||||||||||
41 | Failure of Vaccination with Killed Brucallae to Modify Monocyte-Bacterium Interactions, 1962 | ||||||||||
42 | Friendly Facts About Our University and the New Brunswick Community, 1960 | ||||||||||
43 | Health Fortress That Streptomycin Built, 1954 | ||||||||||
44 | Identification of Nocardia Caviae, 1962 | ||||||||||
45 | Index Biographique des Membres et Correspondants de L'academia des Sciences, 1954 | ||||||||||
46 | Influence of Host Age and DNA Precursors on Intracellular Staphylococci, 1962 | ||||||||||
47 | Inhibition by Antibiotics of the Growth of Bacterial and Yeast Protoplasts, 1962 | ||||||||||
48 | Immunochemical Approach to the Study of the Effects of Nucleic Acid on the Biosynthesis of Bacterial Cell Constituents, 1962 | ||||||||||
49 | Immunochemistry of Pneumococcal Types II, V, and VI, 1962 | ||||||||||
50 | Induction of Yeastlike Development in Mucorby Carbon Dioxide, 1962 1962 | ||||||||||
51 | Informational Macromolecules, 1962 | ||||||||||
52 | Isolation, Composition, and Structure of Cell Walls of Filaments and Yeast-like Forms in Mucor rouxii, 1961 | ||||||||||
53 | Intermediary Metabolism of Fungi as Revealed by Drug Reaction, undated | ||||||||||
54 | Invertase Secretion and Sucrose Fermentation by Saccharomycescerevisiae Protoplasts, 1961 | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
32 | 1 | In vitro Alterations of Blood Group Phenotypes of HumanEpithelial Cells Exposed to Heterologous Blood Group Substances, 1962 | |||||||||
2 | Localization of Sucrose and Maltose Fermenting Systems in Saccharomyces cerevisiae, 1961 | ||||||||||
3 | Location and Role of Sterol at Nystatin-Binding Sites, 1962 | ||||||||||
4 | Man Does Not Stand Alone, 1944 | ||||||||||
5 | Medical Significance of the Amory Prize Researches, 1958 | ||||||||||
6 | Medicine’s New Wonder Drug, 1945 | ||||||||||
7 | Memorial Publication of the 10th Anniversary of the Waksman Foundation In Japan, 1968 | ||||||||||
8 | Microbiology: Classification of Actinomyctes, 1964 | ||||||||||
9 | Myo-Inositol in the Biosynthesis of Streptomycin by Streptomyces Griseus, 1962 | ||||||||||
10 | N-Acetyl-y- Glutamokinase and N-Acetylglutamic y —semialdehyde Dehydrogenase, 1962 | ||||||||||
11 | Neomycin, undated | ||||||||||
12 | New Shrine for Science, 1954 | ||||||||||
13 | Nutrition, Growth, and Morphogenesis of Mucor rouxii, 1962 | ||||||||||
14 | Nutritional Control of Cellular Form in Trigonopsis variabilis, 1962 | ||||||||||
15 | Observations on the Pathogenesis of Experimental Skin Tumors, 1962 | ||||||||||
16 | Occurrence of a Porphyrin Pigment in Streptomycetes, 1962 | ||||||||||
17 | Pathogenesis of Virus-Induced Rous Sarcoma, 1962 | ||||||||||
18 | Premio Internazionale Saint Vincent Per Le Scienze Mediche, undated | ||||||||||
19 | Real Academia de Farmacia, 1971 | ||||||||||
20 | Rennin Substitute, 1969 | ||||||||||
21 | Role of Antibiotics in Nature, 1961 | ||||||||||
22 | Role of Humoral Antibody and Infecting Dose in the Recovery of Rous Sarcoma Virus from Turkey Cells in Tissue Culture, 1962 | ||||||||||
23 | Role of Phage Specific RNA as Messenger, 1962 | ||||||||||
24 | Rutgers Alumni Monthly, 1963 | ||||||||||
25 | Rutgers University Newsletters, 1970 | ||||||||||
26 | Sarcoma of the Brain, 1962 | ||||||||||
27 | Science Contributes Streptomycin, undated | ||||||||||
28 | Searchers and Researchers, 1964 | ||||||||||
29 | Selman Abraham Waksman, 1888-1973 | ||||||||||
30 | Semaines D'etude et Leur Reglement, 1968 | ||||||||||
31 | Specific Polysaccharides of Type XVIII Pneumococcus, 1962 | ||||||||||
32 | Some Applications of Biometrics to the Analysis of Animal Responses Data in Virus Research, 1959 | ||||||||||
33 | Streptomycin, 1946 | ||||||||||
34 | Streptomycin Litigation, 1951 | ||||||||||
35 | Streptomycin Therapy in Nontuberculosis Diseases, 1953 | ||||||||||
36 | Streptomycin-"Wonder Drug" on Trial, undated | ||||||||||
37 | Studies on the Biosynthesis of Streptomycin, 1962 | ||||||||||
38 | Taxonomy and Systematics of the Actinomyctes, 1968 | ||||||||||
39 | 3'-Amino-3' Deoxyadenosine, an Antitumor Agent from Helminthosporium, 1961 | ||||||||||
40 | Time, 1946 | ||||||||||
41 | Time's "Covering Four Decades," undated | ||||||||||
42 | Transaminase and D-Amino Acid Oxidase of Trigonopsis variabilis, 1962 | ||||||||||
43 | Type Species of the Genus Nocardia, 1962 | ||||||||||
44 | Unity and Heterogeneity of Antibodies, undated | ||||||||||
45 | What do the Scriptures Say About "Survival After Death?", 1955 | ||||||||||
46 | What is Known About Streptomycin, undated | ||||||||||
47 | Whither Biology? [unpublished], undated | ||||||||||
48 | WHO Expert Committee on Biological Standardization, 1971 | ||||||||||
49 | Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute Annual Report, 1968 | ||||||||||
C. General Articles and Publications about Waksman | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
33 | 1 | Academie des Sciences, 1970 | |||||||||
2 | Anales de la Real Academia de Farmacia, 1950 | ||||||||||
3 | Bengal Tuberculosis Association, 1962 | ||||||||||
4 | Boletin de la Academia de Artesy Ciencias de Puerto Rico, undated | ||||||||||
5 | Books of the Month, 1958 | ||||||||||
6 | La Chimica e L'Industria, 1951 | ||||||||||
7 | Congressional Record, 1961 | ||||||||||
8 | Directory of the Members of the Corporation of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, 1971 | ||||||||||
9 | Disease Fighter, 1949 | ||||||||||
10 | From the Earth Shall Come Salvation, undated | ||||||||||
11 | Germ, 1949 | ||||||||||
12 | Have Antibiotics Any Social Implications, 1962 | ||||||||||
13 | Headline Parade, 1953 | ||||||||||
14 | He Discovered Healing in the Soil, 1970 | ||||||||||
15 | He Turned Down Millions, 1953 | ||||||||||
16 | His 10,000-to-1 Shot Paid Off, undated | ||||||||||
17 | How it Began-Streptomycin, 1949 | ||||||||||
18 | In Quest of Freedom, 1956 | ||||||||||
19 | Inventeurs de la Nouvella Arme Contre le Cancer Nous Disent ce Qu'elle Est, undated | ||||||||||
20 | Jewish Ledger | ||||||||||
21 | Latino Americana de Microbiologia y Parasitologia, 1968 | ||||||||||
22 | Life of Selman A. Waksman and his Scientific Contributions[unpublished], undated | ||||||||||
23 | Medical Way, undated | ||||||||||
24 | Men and Molecules [unpublished], undated | ||||||||||
25 | Merck Review, 1953 | ||||||||||
26 | Miracle Man of "Wonder Drugs," undated | ||||||||||
27 | Articles relating to My Life with the Microbes | ||||||||||
28 | NAPT Bulletin, 1950 | ||||||||||
29 | National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering, National Research Council: Organization and Members, 1970-1971 | ||||||||||
30 | New Jersey Business, 1964 | ||||||||||
31 | Nobel Foundation Calendar, 1969-1972 | ||||||||||
32 | Oceanus, 1968 | ||||||||||
33 | Of Life, 1950 | ||||||||||
34 | PAS Newsletter—News and Notes, 1953 | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
34 | 1 | Presentation of Dr. Waksman’s Work at Nobel Prize Ceremonies in Stockholm, 1953 | |||||||||
2 | Progres de la Therapeutique Chimique, undated | ||||||||||
3 | Promise of Streptomycin, 1946 | ||||||||||
4 | Pronucnia "Streptomaicina" con la Dolcezza di ub Innamorato, 1954 | ||||||||||
5 | Report from Rutgers, May 1954 | ||||||||||
6 | Report from Rutgers, September 1958 | ||||||||||
7 | Report from Rutgers, September 1963 | ||||||||||
8 | Rutgers Alumni Monthly, February 1951 | ||||||||||
9 | Rutgers Alumni Monthly, May 1954 | ||||||||||
10 | Rutgers Alumni Monthly, February 1966 | ||||||||||
11 | Rutgers Alumni Monthly, March 1966 | ||||||||||
12 | Rutgers Alumni Monthly, April 1966 | ||||||||||
13 | Rutgers Alumni Monthly, July 1966 | ||||||||||
14 | Rutgers Alumni Monthly, November 1966 | ||||||||||
15 | Rutgers Alumni Monthly, July 1970 | ||||||||||
16 | Rutgers Alumni Monthly, May 1971 | ||||||||||
17 | Rutgers Rural Review, 1953 | ||||||||||
18 | Scientific Teacher, 1967 | ||||||||||
19 | Selman Abraham Waksman, 1955 | ||||||||||
20 | Selman A. Waksman [unpublished], 1963 | ||||||||||
21 | CEMИДECЯTИЛETИE C. A. BAKCMAHA (Selman A. Waksman’s Seventieth Birthday), 1960 | ||||||||||
22 | Separatum Experienta, 1952 | ||||||||||
23 | Stern, 1964 | ||||||||||
24 | Streptomycin, undated | ||||||||||
25 | Streptomycin, undated | ||||||||||
26 | TBC E Cancro: Vigilia Ansiosa, 1952 | ||||||||||
27 | Ten Patents that Shaped the World, 1961 | ||||||||||
28 | Time, 1949 | ||||||||||
29 | Today’s Health, 1970 | ||||||||||
30 | Today’s Scientists, 1963 | ||||||||||
31 | Waksman and 10,000 Microbes, 1952 | ||||||||||
32 | Waksman—Biographical Clippings 1963 | ||||||||||
33 | Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute Annual Report, 1970 | ||||||||||
D. Manuscripts | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
35 | 1 | Actinomycetes | |||||||||
2 | Actinomycetes | ||||||||||
3 | Antibiotic Era: Volume I | ||||||||||
4 | Antibiotic Era: Volume II | ||||||||||
5 | Elusive Virus | ||||||||||
6 | Illustrations of Actinomyctes | ||||||||||
7 | Illustrations of Actinomyctes | ||||||||||
8 | Illustrations of Strepomyces griseus | ||||||||||
9 | In Search of Microbes: Volume I | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
36 | 1 | In Search of Microbes: Volume II | |||||||||
2 | Jacob G. Lipman, Agricultural Scientist, Humanitarian (1 of 2) | ||||||||||
3 | Jacob G. Lipman, Agricultural Scientist, Humanitarian (2 of 2) | ||||||||||
4 | Manuscripts: Notes | ||||||||||
5 | Men and Microbes: Chapters I-VI | ||||||||||
6 | Men and Microbes: Chapters VII-X | ||||||||||
7 | My Life with the Microbes (1 of 4) | ||||||||||
8 | My Life with the Microbes (2 of 4) | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
37 | 1 | My Life with the Microbes (3 of 4) | |||||||||
2 | My Life with the Microbes (4 of 4) | ||||||||||
3 | Principles of Marine Bacteriology Monograph | ||||||||||
4 | Page Proofs: Scientific Contributions of Selman Waksman (loose) | ||||||||||
5 | Page Proofs: Scientific Contributions of Selman Waksman (loose) | ||||||||||
6 | Page Proofs: Scientific Contributions of Selman Waksman (loose) | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
38 | 1 | Page Proofs: Scientific Contributions of Selman Waksman (loose) | |||||||||
2 | Page Proofs: Scientific Contributions of Selman Waksman (loose) | ||||||||||
3 | Page Proofs: Scientific Contributions of Selman Waksman | ||||||||||
4 | Page Proofs: Scientific Contributions of Selman Waksman | ||||||||||
5 | Page Proofs: Scientific Contributions of Selman Waksman | ||||||||||
6 | Page Proofs: Scientific Contributions of Selman Waksman | ||||||||||
7 | Publications Soil Microbiology [Page Proofs] 1952 | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
39 | 1 | Soil Microbiology | |||||||||
2 | Soil Microbiology |
VIII. Speeches and Lectures, 1942-1968 | |||||||||||
Arrangement: The Speeches and Lectures series is arranged into twelve folders by subject. The folders labeled "Speeches" and "Lectures" are arranged chronologically. | |||||||||||
Summary: As indicated by its title, this series contains copies of speeches and lectures given by Waksman, and a few given by other people. The speeches are often commemorative in nature. | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
39 | 3 | Speeches, 1942-1958 | |||||||||
4 | Speeches, 1959-1973 | ||||||||||
5 | Speeches (Not by Waksman), 1957 | ||||||||||
6 | Lectures, 1962-1965 | ||||||||||
7 | Lectures, 1966-1968, undated | ||||||||||
8 | Definition and Properties of Antibiotics, undated | ||||||||||
9 | Merck Celebrations, 1964 | ||||||||||
10 | Microbiology in Metamorphosis, 1963 | ||||||||||
11 | Preface to Second Latin American Soil Biology Congress, undated | ||||||||||
12 | Selman A. Waksman Memorial Lecture 1974 | ||||||||||
13 | Comments Made at the Dinner Given on January 24, 1967, by Members of the Merck & Co. Honoring Dr. H. Boyd Woodruff for His Twenty-five years of Service to that Company, 1967 | ||||||||||
14 | Comments Made upon Receipt of the Trudeau Medal from the National Tuberculosis Association on May 22, 1961, 1961 |
IX. Biographical Files, 1929-1975 | |||||||||||
Arrangement: The biographical files are arranged into three subseries, A. General Files, B. 80th Birthday, and C. Waksman Memorial Service. The files are arranged alphabetically. | |||||||||||
Summary: This series contains material commemorating Waksman's life and career. It includes papers, awards, photographs, and programs. The 80th Birthday and Memorial Service files show the preparation and effort Rutgers and the scientific community put into celebrating Waksman's life and mourning his death. The General Files also contain files on Waksman that were originally collected as part of Rutgers Biographical Files. As an alumnus who later became a professor, Waksman had files in both the Rutgers Biographies—Alumnae and Rutgers Biographies—Faculty sections of Rutgers University Archives. These files largely consisted of news clippings and memorabilia about Waksman's career. Similarly, some photos of Waksman were originally housed in the Rutgers Photograph: Portraits collection in University archives. These files have been added into the biographical series in order to consolidate material on Waksman in the University Archives. Some photographs were originally housed with the Waksman papers, and others were housed in the biographical files. The folder titles in this subseries indicate the photographs' sources. | |||||||||||
A. General Files | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
40 | 1 | Analytical Instruments | |||||||||
2 | Biographical Material of Selman A. Waksman | ||||||||||
3 | Biographical Materials, Scientific Papers, and Miscellaneous Notes, | ||||||||||
4 | Biographical Sketch, | ||||||||||
5 | Citations of Honors and Awards, 1929-1964 | ||||||||||
6 | Comic Strips: Microbe Tamer, 1950 | ||||||||||
7 | Conquest of Tuberculosis | ||||||||||
8 | Important Papers | ||||||||||
9 | Itineraries, 1955-1970, undated | ||||||||||
10 | Lipman, Jacob Goodale | ||||||||||
11 | Materials from Yale University | ||||||||||
12 | Nobel Prize Award and A Journey Around the World, 1952-1953 | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
41 | 1 | Passano Award, 1945-1960 | |||||||||
2 | Pamphlets, 1959, undated | ||||||||||
3 | Photographs from Rutgers Photograph (R-Photo) Collection—Portraits | ||||||||||
4 | Photographs from Rutgers Photograph (R-Photo) Collection—Portraits—Group/Event Photos | ||||||||||
5 | Photographs from Rutgers Photograph (R-Photo) Collection—Portraits—in Laboratory [Solo] | ||||||||||
6 | Photographs from Rutgers Photograph (R-Photo) Collection—Portraits—in Laboratory [with Others] | ||||||||||
7 | Photographs from Rutgers Photograph (R-Photo) Collection—Portraits—Negatives | ||||||||||
8 | Photographs from Waksman Papers (1 of 2) | ||||||||||
9 | Photographs from Waksman Papers (2 of 2) | ||||||||||
10 | Photographs from Waksman Papers (of Others) | ||||||||||
11 | Photographs from Waksman Papers—Tenth International Congress of Microbiologists, 1970 | ||||||||||
12 | Photographs from Waksman's Rutgers Biographical (Alumnus) Files | ||||||||||
13 | Photographs from Waksman's Rutgers Biographical (Faculty) Files | ||||||||||
14 | Programs, 1931-1949 | ||||||||||
15 | Programs, 1952-1969 | ||||||||||
16 | Public Relations, 1972 | ||||||||||
17 | Records, | ||||||||||
18 | Rutgers Biographical File (Alumnus) (1 of 11), | ||||||||||
19 | Rutgers Biographical File (Alumnus) (2 of 11), | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
42 | 1 | Rutgers Biographical File (Alumnus) (3 of 11), | |||||||||
2 | Rutgers Biographical File (Alumnus) (4 of 11), | ||||||||||
3 | Rutgers Biographical File (Alumnus) (5 of 11), | ||||||||||
4 | Rutgers Biographical File (Alumnus) (6 of 11), | ||||||||||
5 | Rutgers Biographical File (Alumnus) (7 of 11), | ||||||||||
6 | Rutgers Biographical File (Alumnus) (8 of 11), | ||||||||||
7 | Rutgers Biographical File (Alumnus) (9 of 11), | ||||||||||
8 | Rutgers Biographical File (Alumnus) (10 of 11), | ||||||||||
9 | Rutgers Biographical File (Alumnus) (11 of 11), | ||||||||||
10 | Rutgers Biographical File (Faculty) (1 of 3), | ||||||||||
11 | Rutgers Biographical File (Faculty) (2 of 3), | ||||||||||
12 | Rutgers Biographical File (Faculty) (3 of 3), | ||||||||||
13 | Scientific Products Nobel Laureates Calendar, 1962 | ||||||||||
B. 80th Birthday | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
42 | 14 | Article: In Recognition of Selman A. Waksman on His Eightieth Birthday, 1968 | |||||||||
15 | Clippings | ||||||||||
16 | Correspondence, 1968 | ||||||||||
17 | Photographs | ||||||||||
18 | Publications: Chemotherapy, 1968 | ||||||||||
19 | Publications: Hindustan Antibiotics, 1968 | ||||||||||
20 | Publicatons: ICIA Information Bulletin No. 5, 1968 | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
43 | 1 | Selman A. Waksman, 1968 | |||||||||
First of two bound volumes of letters to Waksman on the occasion of his 80th birthday. | |||||||||||
2 | Selman A. Waksman, 1968 | ||||||||||
Second of two bound volumes of letters to Waksman on the occasion of his 80th birthday. | |||||||||||
C. Waksman Memorial Service | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
43 | 3 | Budget, 1973 | |||||||||
4 | Condolence Letters, 1973 | ||||||||||
5 | Correspondence, 1973 | ||||||||||
6 | Mailing Lists, 1973-1975 | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
44 | 1 | Memorial Resolution | |||||||||
2 | Notes, undated | ||||||||||
3 | Press Releases and Announcements, 1973 | ||||||||||
4 | Programs, 1973 | ||||||||||
5 | Publications, 1973-1974 | ||||||||||
6 | Speakers |
X. Clippings | |||||||||||
Arrangement: The Clippings Files are arranged alphabetically. | |||||||||||
Summary: This series contains photocopies of clippings about Waksman and his work. Three folders relate to his winning the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
44 | 7 | Assorted Clippings | |||||||||
8 | Assorted Clippings | ||||||||||
9 | Life After Death | ||||||||||
10 | Nobel Prize | ||||||||||
11 | Nobel Prize | ||||||||||
12 | Nobel Prize | ||||||||||
13 | Press Releases | ||||||||||
14 | Tribuna Medica, November 1964 |
XI. Professional Organizations, Institutes, and Symposia, 1962-1976 | |||||||||||
Arrangement: Series XI is arranged into six subseries, A. American Academy of Microbiology, B. American Academy of Microbiology: Committee on Latin American Visiting Professorship Program, C. American Academy of Microbiology: Senate for Science, D. Cancer Institute of New Jersey, E. Symposia, F. Symposia: Third International Fermentation Symposium. The folders are arranged alphabetically within each subseries. | |||||||||||
Summary: The American Academy of Microbiology and Cancer Institute subseries are largely devoted to the policies and procedures of those bodies. The symposia subseries relate to symposia attended by Waksman or those in which he participated in the arrangement. | |||||||||||
A. American Academy of Microbiology | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
45 | 1 | Accounting | |||||||||
2 | Application Statuses, 1970 | ||||||||||
3 | Chairman's Office: Correspondence, 1968-1975 | ||||||||||
4 | "Civilian Life Scientists in Military Medical Research Laboratories," 1974 | ||||||||||
5 | Correspondence, 1970-1972 | ||||||||||
6 | Correspondence, 1973-1976, undated | ||||||||||
7 | Diplomatic Forth, 1973 | ||||||||||
8 | Fellows and Committees, 1969-1971 | ||||||||||
9 | Meeting: November 1973, Baltimore | ||||||||||
10 | Minutes and Related Materials, 1969-1974 | ||||||||||
11 | Notes, 1971-1974, undated | ||||||||||
12 | Official Documents | ||||||||||
13 | Publications, Pamphlets, and Articles | ||||||||||
14 | Reports, 1970, undated | ||||||||||
15 | Rules and Regulations of the American Board of Medical Microbiology, 1970 | ||||||||||
B. American Academy of Microbiology: Committee on Latin American Visiting Professorships Program | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
45 | 16 | Argentina: Correspondence, 1971-1976 | |||||||||
17 | Argentina: Courses | ||||||||||
18 | Argentina: Instructors | ||||||||||
19 | Articles | ||||||||||
20 | Article: Scientific Development Program of the Organization of American States, undated | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
46 | 1 | Correspondence, 1968-1974 | |||||||||
2 | Minutes, 1970-1975 | ||||||||||
C. American Academy of Microbiology: Senate for Science | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
46 | 3 | Correspondence | |||||||||
4 | Mission Statements and Bylaws | ||||||||||
5 | Reports, 1970-1973 | ||||||||||
6 | Reports | ||||||||||
7 | Statements | ||||||||||
D. Cancer Institute of New Jersey | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
46 | 8 | Agendas, 1975 | |||||||||
9 | Articles | ||||||||||
10 | Board of Trustees: Correspondence, 1975-1976 | ||||||||||
11 | Board of Trustees: Minutes, 1975-1977 | ||||||||||
12 | Conference: Planning for Cancer Centers, 1971 | ||||||||||
13 | Correspondence, 1971-1974 | ||||||||||
14 | Mission Statements, 1975 | ||||||||||
15 | Press Releases, 1977 | ||||||||||
16 | Proposals, 1970-1975 | ||||||||||
17 | Publications: Cancer Plan of New Jersey, undated | ||||||||||
18 | Publications: Case Control Study of Bladder Carcinoma, undated | ||||||||||
19 | Publications: Organizational Plan for Development of a Comprehensive Cancer Research Program for the State of New Jersey, 1976 | ||||||||||
20 | Reorganization of CINJ: Correspondence, 1976 | ||||||||||
21 | Research Committee: Minutes, 1976 | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
47 | 1 | Screening Committee: Mission Statements, 1975-1976, undated | |||||||||
2 | Screening Committee: Membership, undated | ||||||||||
3 | Screening Committee: Minutes, 1975 | ||||||||||
4 | Screening Committee: Correspondence, 1975-1976, undated | ||||||||||
5 | Scientific Advisory Committee: Applicants, 1977 | ||||||||||
6 | Scientific Advisory Committee: Correspondence, 1976-1979 | ||||||||||
7 | Scientific Advisory Committee: Minutes, 1977 | ||||||||||
8 | Scientific Advisory Committee: Notes, 1976-1977 | ||||||||||
9 | Scientific Advisory Committee: Proposals, 1977 | ||||||||||
10 | Steering Committee: Minutes, 1975 | ||||||||||
E. Symposia | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
47 | 11 | Animal Model and the Human Patient in Bacterial Shock | |||||||||
12 | Bacterial Endotoxins | ||||||||||
13 | Biochemical Bases of Morphogenesis in Fungi, undated | ||||||||||
14 | Evolving Germs and Proteins, 1964 | ||||||||||
15 | High Susceptibility of Mice of the A Strain to Heated Salmonella and Lipopolysaccharide and Affinity of their Red Blood Cells for the Killed Organisms | ||||||||||
16 | Immunochemical Approaches to Problems in Microbiology, 1960 | ||||||||||
17 | Information Macromolecules, 1962 | ||||||||||
18 | Nucleic Acids in Immunology, 1967 | ||||||||||
19 | Organizational Biosynthesis, 1966 | ||||||||||
20 | Perspectives in Research, 1969 | ||||||||||
21 | Recent Investigations on the Polysaccharide Component of Enterobacterial Endotoxins (S-and R-Forms) | ||||||||||
22 | Role of the Hypersensitivity in Reactions to Endotoxins, 1964 | ||||||||||
23 | Supression of the Immune Response of Bacterial Endotoxins, 1964 | ||||||||||
F. Symposia: Third International Fermentation Symposium | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
47 | 24 | Abstracts, 1968 | |||||||||
25 | Articles | ||||||||||
26 | Budget | ||||||||||
27 | Calendars and Maps | ||||||||||
28 | Committees | ||||||||||
29 | Contributors | ||||||||||
30 | Correspondence, 1964-March 1968 | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
48 | 1 | Correspondence, April 1968-1969 | |||||||||
2 | Final Roster, 1968 | ||||||||||
3 | Financial: Correspondence, 1967-1970 | ||||||||||
4 | Grants | ||||||||||
5 | Lecture: Heden, Carl-Goran | ||||||||||
6 | Lecture: Pardee, Arthur | ||||||||||
7 | Mailing Lists | ||||||||||
8 | Mailing List Requests | ||||||||||
9 | Name Tags | ||||||||||
10 | Newspaper Clippings | ||||||||||
11 | Notes | ||||||||||
12 | Organizing Committee | ||||||||||
13 | Photographs | ||||||||||
14 | Press Releases | ||||||||||
15 | Programs, Published | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
49 | 1 | Programs, Rough | |||||||||
2 | Registration | ||||||||||
3 | Remarks: Waksman, Selman | ||||||||||
4 | Third International Symposium: United States Registrants |
XII. Secretarial Records, 1954-1968 | |||||||||||
Arrangement: The Secretarial Records series is arranged chronologically. When known, the name of the recorder is also listed (eg., Nehlig, Pastor). | |||||||||||
Summary: This series contains Stenographic notebooks and appointment calendars written in shorthand. Their contents were unknown to the processor as they are illegible to the average researcher. | |||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
50 | 1 | Stenographic Notebook. Corradi no. 1, (unknown) 17, 1954-(unknown) 10, 1954 (unknown stenograph used to indicate months) | |||||||||
2 | Stenographic Notebook. Corradi no. 2, (unknown) 10, 1954-(unknown) 24, 1955 (unknown stenograph used to indicate months) | ||||||||||
3 | Stenographic Notebook. Christopher no. 3, July 12, 1954-November 30, 1954 | ||||||||||
4 | Stenographic Notebook. Christopher no. 4, December 1, 1954-April 14, 1955 | ||||||||||
5 | Stenographic Notebook. Christopher no. 5, April 15, 1955-October 1, 1955 | ||||||||||
6 | Stenographic Notebook. Corradi no. 3, August 24, 1955-August 7, 1956 | ||||||||||
7 | Stenographic Notebook. Christopher no. 6, October 1, 1955-January 19, 1956 | ||||||||||
8 | Stenographic Notebook. Christopher no. 7, January 19, 1956-June 13, 1956 | ||||||||||
9 | Stenographic Notebook. Christopher no. 2, June 14, 1956-December 20, 1956 | ||||||||||
10 | Stenographic Notebook. Corradi no. 4, August 7, 1956-March 8, 1957 | ||||||||||
11 | Stenographic Notebook. Christopher no. 3 (2nd marked as #3), December 20, 1956-ca. July 21, 1957 | ||||||||||
12 | Stenographic Notebook. Corradi no. 5, March 11, 1957-November 7, 1957 | ||||||||||
13 | Stenographic Notebook. Christopher no. 4 (2nd marked as #4) Last of Christopher, July 22, 1957-November 27, 1957 | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
51 | 1 | Stenographic Notebook. Corradi no. 6, November 7, 1957-undated | |||||||||
2 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, January 2, 1958-January 29, 1958 | ||||||||||
3 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, February 14, 1958-March 1, 1958 | ||||||||||
4 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, March 1, 1958-April 6, 1958 | ||||||||||
5 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, April 7, 1958-May 21, 1958 | ||||||||||
6 | Stenographic Notebook. Bobbie no. 1, April 14, 1958-August 1958 | ||||||||||
7 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, May 22, 1958-June 23, 1958 | ||||||||||
8 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, June 23, 1958-July 21, 1958 | ||||||||||
9 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, July 21, 1958-August 12, 1958 | ||||||||||
10 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, August 13, 1958-October 22, 1958 | ||||||||||
11 | Stenographic Notebook. E.K. Drenchco no. 1, August 26, 1958-January 13, 1959 | ||||||||||
12 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, October 18, 1958-November 19, 1958 | ||||||||||
13 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, November 19, 1958-December 22, 1958 | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
52 | 1 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, January 5, 1959-February 19, 1959 | |||||||||
2 | Stenographic Notebook. Drenchco no. 2, January 23, 1959-April 28, 1959 | ||||||||||
3 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, February 20, 1959-March 17, 1959 | ||||||||||
4 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor (continuation of Drenchco) no. 1, March 11, 1959-August 25, 1959 | ||||||||||
5 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, March 17, 1959-April 15, 1959 | ||||||||||
6 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, April 15, 1959-June 1, 1959 | ||||||||||
7 | Stenographic Notebook. E.K. Drenchco no. 3, April 28, 1959-August 31, 1959 | ||||||||||
8 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, June 1, 1959-circa June 29, 1959 | ||||||||||
9 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, June 30, 1959-July 22, 1959 | ||||||||||
10 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, July 22, 1959-October 15, 1959 | ||||||||||
11 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor no. 2, August 18, 1959-September 16, 1959 | ||||||||||
12 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor no. 3, September 20, 1959-October 21, 1959 | ||||||||||
13 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, October 15, 1959-November 16, 1959 | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
53 | 1 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor no. 4, October 21, 1959-November 12, 1959 | |||||||||
2 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor no. 5, November 12, 1959-December 15, 1959 | ||||||||||
3 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, November 17, 1959-December 18, 1959 | ||||||||||
4 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor no. 6, December 16, 1959-January 19, 1960 | ||||||||||
5 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, December 21, 1959-January 28, 1960 | ||||||||||
6 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor no. 7, January 19, 1960-February 16, 1960 | ||||||||||
7 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, January 28, 1960-March 15, 1960 | ||||||||||
8 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor no. 8, February 16, 1960-March 15, 1960 | ||||||||||
9 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor no. 9, March 15, 1960-ca. March 29, 1960 | ||||||||||
10 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, March 16, 1960-April 12, 1960 | ||||||||||
11 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor no. 10, April 7, 1960-May 18, 1960 | ||||||||||
12 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, April 12, 1960-May 26, 1960 | ||||||||||
13 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor no. 11, May 18, 1960-June 2, 1960 | ||||||||||
14 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, May 26, 1960-July 12, 1960 | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
54 | 1 | Stenographic Notebook, June 2, 1960-June 27, 1960 | |||||||||
2 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, July 12, 1960-October 12, 1960 | ||||||||||
3 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor, August 26, 1960-September 19, 1960 | ||||||||||
4 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor, September 15, 1960-September 29, 1960 | ||||||||||
5 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor, September 23, 1960-October 29, 1960 | ||||||||||
6 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor, October 5, 1960-October 19, 1960 | ||||||||||
7 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, October 13, 1960-ca. November 30, 1960 | ||||||||||
8 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor, October 19, 1960-November 8, 1960 | ||||||||||
9 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor, November 9, 1960-December 8, 1960 | ||||||||||
10 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, December 1, 1960-January 23, 1961 | ||||||||||
11 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor, December 9, 1960-January 6, 1961 | ||||||||||
12 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor, January 9, 1961-February 2, 1961 | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
55 | 1 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, January 9, 1961-March 7, 1961 | |||||||||
2 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor, February 3, 1961-February 17, 1961 | ||||||||||
3 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor, February 17, 1961-March 14, 1961 | ||||||||||
4 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, March 7, 1961-April 7, 1961 | ||||||||||
5 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor, March 15, 1961-April 3, 1961 | ||||||||||
6 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, April 7, 1961-May 12, 1961 | ||||||||||
7 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor, April 11, 1961-May 2, 1961 | ||||||||||
8 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor, May 3, 1961-May 24, 1961 | ||||||||||
9 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, May 12, 1961-April 13, 1961 | ||||||||||
10 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor, May 24, 1961-June 16, 1961 | ||||||||||
11 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor, June 19, 1961-July 6, 1961 | ||||||||||
12 | Stenographic Notebook. Pastor, July 9, 1961-July 25, 1961 | ||||||||||
13 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, July 14, 1961-September 20, 1961 | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
56 | 1 | Stenographic Notebook. Nehlig, September 20, 1961-November 15, 1961 | |||||||||
2 | Stenographic Notebook, November 16, 1961-January 4, 1962 | ||||||||||
3 | Stenographic Notebook, January 5, 1962-February 19, 1962 | ||||||||||
4 | Stenographic Notebook, February 20, 1962-March 11, 1962 | ||||||||||
5 | Stenographic Notebook, March 12, 1962-May 7, 1962 | ||||||||||
6 | Stenographic Notebook, May 7, 1962-June 26, 1962 | ||||||||||
7 | Stenographic Notebook, June 26, 1962-August 18, 1962 | ||||||||||
8 | Stenographic Notebook, August 20, 1962-November 9, 1962 | ||||||||||
9 | Stenographic Notebook, November 12, 1962-December 18, 1962 | ||||||||||
10 | Stenographic Notebook, December 19, 1962-March 1, 1963 | ||||||||||
11 | Stenographic Notebook, March 1, 1963-March 29, 1963 | ||||||||||
12 | Stenographic Notebook, March 29, 1963-May 2, 1963 | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
57 | 1 | Stenographic Notebook, May 3, 1963-June 28, 1963 | |||||||||
2 | Stenographic Notebook, June 25, 1963-August 1, 1963 | ||||||||||
3 | Stenographic Notebook, August 1, 1963-October 16, 1963 | ||||||||||
4 | Stenographic Notebook, October 16, 1963-December 2, 1963 | ||||||||||
5 | Stenographic Notebook, December 3, 1963-January 7, 1964 | ||||||||||
6 | Stenographic Notebook, January 8, 1964-February 24, 1964 | ||||||||||
7 | Stenographic Notebook, February 24, 1964-March 13, 1964 | ||||||||||
8 | Stenographic Notebook, March 13, 1964-May 8, 1964 | ||||||||||
9 | Stenographic Notebook, May 3, 1964-June 22, 1964 | ||||||||||
10 | Stenographic Notebook, June 22, 1964-August 7, 1964 | ||||||||||
11 | Stenographic Notebook, August 7, 1964-October 30, 1964 | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
58 | 1 | Stenographic Notebook, October 30, 1964-December 10, 1964 | |||||||||
2 | Stenographic Notebook, December 10, 1964-January 25, 1965 | ||||||||||
3 | Stenographic Notebook, January 25, 1965-March 31, 1965 | ||||||||||
4 | Stenographic Notebook, April 1, 1965-May 19, 1965 | ||||||||||
5 | Stenographic Notebook, April 11, 1965-December 17, 1965 | ||||||||||
6 | Stenographic Notebook, May 13, 1966-August 1, 1966 | ||||||||||
7 | Stenographic Notebook, May 19, 1965-ca. June 17, 1965 | ||||||||||
8 | Stenographic Notebook, August 12, 1965-November 8, 1965 | ||||||||||
9 | Stenographic Notebook, January 13, 1966-ca. March 22, 1966 | ||||||||||
10 | Stenographic Notebook, March 22, 1966-May 13, 1966 | ||||||||||
11 | Stenographic Notebook, August 11, 1966-September 19, 1966 | ||||||||||
Box | Folder | ||||||||||
59 | 1 | Stenographic Notebook, September 21, 1966-ca. December 1966 | |||||||||
2 | Stenographic Notebook, December 15, 1966-March 13, 1967 | ||||||||||
3 | Stenographic Notebook, March 13, 1967-May 16, 1967 | ||||||||||
4 | Stenographic Notebook, May 16, 1967-August 22, 1967 | ||||||||||
5 | Stenographic Notebook, August 22, 1967-October 25, 1967 | ||||||||||
6 | Stenographic Notebook, October 25, 1967-December 6, 1967 | ||||||||||
7 | Stenographic Notebook, December 6, 1967-ca. January 2, 1968 | ||||||||||
8 | Stenographic Notebook, January 17, 1968-March 25, 1968 | ||||||||||
9 | Stenographic Notebook, March 24, 1968-May 20, 1968 | ||||||||||
10 | Stenographic Notebook, May 17, 1968-August 27, 1968 | ||||||||||
11 | Stenographic Notebook, August 28, 1968-November 11, 1968 | ||||||||||
12 | Stenographic Notebook, November 11, 1968-ca. December 23, 1968 |
XIII. Scrapbooks, circa 1952-1968 | |||||||||||
Arrangement: The scrapbooks are boxed individually and arranged alphabetically. Some scrapbooks are fragile, with brittle paper. Some objects no longer adhere to the paper. | |||||||||||
Summary: This series contains documentation of Selman Waksman's trips, his Nobel Prize and other awards and ceremonies, his work on streptomycin, neomycin, and other antibiotics, and biographical information. | |||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
60 | Awards (Stories and Plays) | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
61 | Ceremony at the University in Pavia Technion Institute (Israel Institute of Technology) | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
62 | Europe and After, 1950-1954 | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
63 | A Kind of Autobiography or Plain Biography of SAW | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
64 | Later Journeys | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
65 | Letters and Telegraphs of Congratulations Upon Receipt of the Nobel Prize—Foreign Countries, 1952 | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
66 | Letters and Telegraphs of Congratulations Upon Receipt of the Nobel Prize, United States, 1952 | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
67 | Letters and Telegraphs of Congratulations Upon Receipt of the Nobel United States Prize, 1952 | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
68 | My Life With Microbes | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
69 | Neomycin-Actinomycin | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
70 | The Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine, 1952 | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
71 | Post Retirement Era | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
72 | Photos of Honorary Degree in Medicine and Surgery | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
73 | Post Retirement Photos from Madrid Trip, September 1954 | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
74 | Publicity (Early) | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
75 | Publicity (Later) | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
76 | Story of Antibiotics | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
77 | Story of the Institute of Microbiology and the Dedication of the Institute/Dedication of Lipman Hall | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
78 | Streptomycin Babies, Correspondence and Photos | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
79 | Streptomycin I-The Story of | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
80 | Streptomycin II-The Story of | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
81 | Streptomycin Letters I | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
82 | Streptomycin Letters II | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
83 | Three Weeks in Japan (Photos) December 17, 1952-January 8, 1953 | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
84 | Visit to the Institute of Pharmacology of the University of Pavia |
XIV. Memorabilia, undated | |||||||||||
Arrangement: Items in memorabilia are arranged into boxes based on their size. Some boxes contain smaller boxes within them. The interior boxes are assigned a letter (and a box inside an interior box is assigned a number). Objects are further described by the color case they come in (if any). | |||||||||||
Summary: The memorabilia series consists of objects given to Waksman as honors although some may be souvenirs. | |||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
85 | Graduation cap | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
86 | Pharmaceutical plaque | ||||||||||
Box | |||||||||||
87 | Multiple Items: | ||||||||||
Brass plaque from the Alumni Association of the Brooklyn College of Pharmacy,
1954
Brass plaque from Brandeis University, 1950
brass British Sholom Humanitarian Award, 1953
Award booklet presented by Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of
America, 1950.
Award booklet presented by the University of Toronto, 1950
Award booklet: Turkiye Urusal Vereh Savasi Dernegi
Rhode Island State College certificate of doctor of science to Selman Waksman,
1950
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Box | |||||||||||
88 | Multiple Items: | ||||||||||
[black and white box] Elias Cina Medal, 1966
[black case] Plaque—New Jersey's Outstanding Citizen for 1948
[purple case] Key to the city of Rio de Janeiro, medallion Consejo superior de
investigaciones cientifica, pin Al Merito Sanitario
[purple case] Princeton University Bicentennial medal, medal "doctores de
claustro universitario"
[blue case] Medal and ring
[black case] Medal from Rudolf Virchow Medical Society, 1965
[green case] Medal Institut d'France, 1955
[purple case] Medal Republique Francaise
[brown box] Medal Waksman Institute, 1988
[red case] Newspaper Guild Award, 1949
[red case] Medal Universite de Liege
[loose in box] Filing cabinet (or desk) keys and name plate
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Box | |||||||||||
89 | Multiple Items: | ||||||||||
[black case] Silver case, from students and staff to comemmorate election to
French Academy of Science. 1937
[black case] Louis Brandeis award for service in Cause of Humanity, 1953
[black case] Key to Tokyo
[red box] Small medals and pins, International Congress of Soil Science
[green box] Brazilian order of the Southern Cross
[cream case] Plaque from Faculty of Medicine, University of Tokyo
[navy case] Addingham Medal, 1965
[red case] Empty, contained Great Cross of Public Health, from Spanish
Government, 1954
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Box | |||||||||||
90 | Boxes with Multiple Items: | ||||||||||
Box A [brown case] Medal—Vniversitatis Styvdi
Florentini Paronvs
[laquered box] Multiple small medals
[blue velvet box] Sash Golden Slipper Square Club Award
Box B [green case] New Jersey Society Agricultural
Society, 1940 and enclosed medallion
[gold box with no lid] National Academy of Sciences Centennial, 1963
[empty small black box]
[red case] La Province de Lege, 1946
[green case] New Jersey Academy of Medicine Citizen's Award, 1961
[black case] Brandeis Centennial Year, 1956
Box C Blue commencement cap
Box D Ribbons
Box E [small book] Anuario de la Real Academia de
Ciencias: Exactas, Fisicas, y Naturales, 1971
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Box | |||||||||||
91 | Boxes with Multiple Items: | ||||||||||
Box A Graduation cap and sash
Box B Metal bowl (mortar)
Box C Sash
Box D Two tiles, one with Waksman photo, the other
with a relief
[in red box] Pink and red sash
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Box | |||||||||||
92 | Boxes with Multiple Items: | ||||||||||
Box A Glass paperweight from the 20th International
Tuberculosis Conference, New York City, 1969
Box B Artifacts (South American?); one round tube,
one sculpture of man and woman
Box C Pink cup with spout from Karlovy Vary
(Carlsbad), Czechoslovakia
Box D-1 Pin Madrid 1954 International Conference
against Tuberculosis
Box D-2 Pin (Guest, 50th Anniversary Convention
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Wildwood, NJ, 1949); Medal Andre Boivin/International Endotoxin
Conference, 1963
Box D-3 Clip, 25th anniversary of Consejo Superior
de Investigaciones Cientifica Medal Societe Botanique de France, 1954
Medal, Giornate Meche Internazionali, Verona, 1949
Box D-4 Medals, American International Academy,
International Congress for Microbiology, 1939
Box D-5 Ring with seal, University of Madrid
Pin Universidad do Estaba Guanabava, Rio De Janiero
Pin XV international Tuberculosi conference, Istanbul, 1959
Pin United States Navy Bureau of Ordinance
Pins, ring, and medals
Two small metal plates
Alpha Zeta keys?
Box D-6 Medals George Westinghouse centennial
Louis Pasteur
Envelopes Medals from Brazil, Turkey, and
others
[wrapped in paper] Brass pitcher
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Box | |||||||||||
93 | Boxes with Multiple Items: | ||||||||||
Box A Medallion of Achievement presented by the
Golden Slipper Square Club Wooden box containing metal container with small metal spoon (from
archaeological dig?)
Box B Small painting of a man playing a harp
Box C Pen holder-desk weight with date keeper from
the New Jersey Agricultural Experimentation Station Small box with painted dragon motif
Box D Small metal sombrero
Ashtray from Seville, Spain
Cigarette case from El Colegio Oficial de Farmaceuticos de Guipuzcoa (Espana);
January 1950
Dark cigarette case with palm design
Metal ashtray from India, 1963
[not in smaller box] Wooden box containing various statistical slides
[not in smaller box] Plaque presented by the American Society for Microbiology
for recognition of loyal service as a member of the editorial board of the Journal of Microbiology,
1970
[in fleece cover] Marble plaque from Real E Ilustre Colegio Oficial de
Farmaceuticos de la Provincia de Sevilla, February 1950
[in red binding] Emil Christian Hansen Prize, 1947
Box of pottery
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Box | |||||||||||
94 | Boxes with Multiple Items: | ||||||||||
[black case] Alpha Omega Medal awarded for meritous contribution to the art and
science of dentistry, 1949
Model of DNA Presented by Brandeis University to Waksman
Medal Awarded to Waksman for Meritous Service in Diseases of the Chest by the
American College of Chest Physicians, 1951
Alberene stone
[tan case]Medal Awarded to Waksman by the Philadelphia Society for Promoting
Agriculture, 1960
John Scott Medal Awarded by the City of Philadelphia, 1949
[in red box] Program, seating list, and award book presented to Waksman by
Service Clubs of New Brunswick at testimonial dinner in his honor, 1949
Block of petrified wood
[small envelope] Copy of the Nobel prize medal (broken)
[navy blue case] Medal awarded: Federazione Italiana Contro la Tubercolosi by
the Carlo Forlanini Institute, 1960
[black case] Medal from the Academie des Sciences, 1966
Audio cassette titled
Antibiotics: Isolation, Nature, and
Activities
[small black case] Silver coin compliments of the Tokyo Metropolitan
government
Block with enlarged image of microscope slide
Block with enlarged image of microscope slide
Block with images of numbered microscope slides
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Box | |||||||||||
95 | Books | ||||||||||
My Life with the Microbes (French
Translation)
My Life with the Microbes (Japanese
Translation)
My Life with the Microbes (Slovak
Translation)
Booklet presented to Waksman by the Rutgers Alumni Federation naming him as one
of Rutgers most illustrious sons.
Our Smallest Servants: The Story of Fermentation by
Chas. A Pfizer & Co., 1955
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96 | Honorary Degrees | ||||||||||
[red tube] Czechoslovakia (academy of science)
[gold tube] University Brazil
[mailing tube] Widener University
[wood tube] Technion Israel Institute of Technology
[blue tube] University of Perugia
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Drawing on Canvas, "I understand you discovered streptomycin. Who lost it?"
[Possibly original of cartoon appearing in February 1956
Esquire magazine
Certificate naming Waksman as honorary life member of the Old Guard of Summit,
NJ, December 5, 1961
Special Citation from the Internatonal Union Against Tuberculosis, September 2,
1969
Memoranda regarding items Dr. and Mrs. Lampen took to Yale in April 1974
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98 | Transcription Disk—"Farm News—Alampi—Nissley. For rebroadcast: June 9, 1951." Recorded June 7, 1951. | ||||||||||
Source: WJZ. "WJZ Farm News Program with Phil Alampi."
Time: 6:00-6:30 AM (this is the program's air time; the recorded time of the
disc may vary).
Part 1 of 1.
Record No.: N/A (labeled "original").
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99 | Transcription Disk—"Farm News. Wakman [sic]." Recorded January 26, 1951. | ||||||||||
Source: WJZ. "WJZ Farm News Program with Phil Alampi."
Time: 4:00-4:45 PM. 6:00-6:30 AM is the Alampi program's air time.
Part 1 of 1.
Record No.: N/A (labeled "original").
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A third transcription disk labeled "Science Forum" was discarded due to damage. It
contained the following:
Program: Science Forum Dr. Waksman
Date: 8-18-43 [August 18, 1943]
Source: WGH
Time: 7:30-7:40 PM
Part 1 of 1
Record No. 3619-A
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XV. Films, undated | |||||||||||
Arrangement: The films are individually housed in canisters. | |||||||||||
Summary: The films appear to discuss aspects of microbiology. | |||||||||||
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"The Researchers" 16 mm
"The Fight Against Microbes" (Outside of package says "Ulcer at Work"), 1967,
16 mm
"Handful of Soils" #1, 16 mm
"Handful of Soils" #2, 16 mm
Spirochetes, 16 mm
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XVI. Oversize Photos, undated | |||||||||||
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100 | Oversize Photos | ||||||||||
Photograph of Waksman's Tombstone
Waksman Portrait, Hands Folded (1)
Waksman Portrait, Hands Folded (2)
Waksman in Lab Coat with Microscope
Waksman with Cigarette, Labeled: "Taken Sometime between 1958-1961"
Waksman Close-up
Waksman in Lab Examining One of the Antibiotics in His Collection
Panoramic Photo: International Society of Soil Science, Commission III, Soil
Microbiology, Oxford 1935
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Framed Items [not in box] | |||||||||||
Scientific Products—Nobel Laureate Contemporaries Portraits of
Progress—Selman A. Waksman
Citation from the American Jewish Literary Foundation—Seiman [sic] A.
Waksman, November 23, 1958
American-Hungarian Medical Association Award, November 17, 1967
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