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FLEMING PAPERS. Vol. XI. Aug. 1946-April 1947.
ff. 1-260. Papers and correspondence include:
Albert medal
Austria, April 1947
Brazilian Academy of Sciences
Brussels, Oct. 1946
First Inter-American Medical Congress, Rio de Janeiro
Foreign honorary member, Royal Academy of Medicine, Belgium
Milan, Turin Oct. 1946
National Health Service
Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine
includes:
- f. 1 Ernest James Passant, CMG; Director of Research and Librarian and Keeper of Papers, Foreign Office: Letter to A. Fleming rel. to a visit to Brazil: 1946: Signed.
- ff. 2-3 J. D. Argles, of the Lectures Department, British Council: Correspondence with A. Fleming rel. to a visit to Rio de Janeiro: 1946: Partly signed.
- ff. 4-5 Sir Charles Jocelyn Hambro, KBE; banker: Ronald Turnball, of Sao Paulo: Letter with envelope rel. to A. Fleming's visit to Brazil to Ronald Turnball from Sir Charles Jocelyn Hambro: 1946: Signed.
- ff. 6-7 Sir Charles Jocelyn Hambro, KBE; banker: Gaston Vidigal, banker: Letter with envelope rel. to A. Fleming's visit to Brazil to Gaston Vidigal from Sir Charles Jocelyn Hambro: 1946: Signed.
- ff. 8-11, 13 George W. More, Town Clerk, Darvel, county Ayrshire: A. D. Davies, Secretary, Inoculation Department, St. Mary's Hospital: Correspondence, etc., rel. to A. Fleming's Freedom of Darvel of George W. More and A. D. Davies: 1946: Partly signed.
- ff. 10-11 Sir Alexander Fleming, bacteriologist: List of his degrees and awards: 1946-[1955]: Partly typewritten.
- f. 12 Brazilian Academy of Sciences: Letter to A. Fleming inviting him to give a lecture at the Academy: [1946].
- f. 14 J. Lourenço de Silva, of the British Embassy, Rio de Janeiro: Business card: 1946: Portug.: Printed.
- ff. 14-15, 18, 22 Herbert Moses, President, Brazilian Press Association: Letters, etc., to A. Fleming: 1946: Portug.: Signed.
- f. 16 Palmer Caixas, of Glaxo Laboratories, Brazil: Telegram welcoming A. Fleming to Brazil: 1946: Typewritten.
- f. 17 Glaxo Laboratories; Brazil: Telegram from A. Fleming thanking them for their welcome: [1946]: Portug.: Typewritten.
- f. 19 Richard James Fairclough, Director, Dental School, University of Brazil: Letter to A. Fleming inviting him to the University: 1946: Signed.
- ff. 20, 28, 56-57, 92 E. Ruffini, Italian Cultural Attaché, London: Correspondence with A. Fleming: 1946: Partly signed.
- ff. 21-22, 31 J. Lourenço de Silva, of the British Embassy, Rio de Janeiro: Letters, etc., to A. Fleming: [1946]: Signed.
- ff. 23-25 Carlos Bilbao Gama, of the Brazilian Bar Association: Letter, etc., to A. Fleming asking how to use penicillin: 1946: Signed.
- ff. 26, 37, 90 Erminio Carlinfanti, microbiologist: Correspondence, etc., with A. Fleming: 1945-1949: Partly signed.
- f. 29 F. C. Silva, of Alameda, Brazil: Telegram to A. Fleming rel. to penicillin dosages: 1946: Typewritten.
- f. 30 Rear-Admiral Braz Vellozo, of the Brazilian Navy: Letter to A. Fleming: 1946: Signed.
- ff. 32, 39-53 J. W. [Eveling?], of the British Embassy, Rio de Janeiro: Letters, etc., to A. Fleming rel. to the First Inter-American Medical Congress: 1946: Partly Portug.: Signed.
- ff. 33-36, 84, 128 Antônio Austregesilo, psychologist: Correspondence with A. Fleming: 1946: Partly Fr.: Partly signed.
- ff. 34-36 First Inter-American Medical Congress; Rio de Janeiro: Report by A. Fleming: 1946: Typewritten.
- f. 38 A. P. Cawadias, OBE; MD: Letter to A. Fleming rel. to a patient Mr. Gerolimatos: 1946: Signed.
- ff. 41-53 Agostinho Monteiro, Deputy of the Brazilian Constituent Assembly: Letter, etc., to A. Fleming: 1946: Signed.
- ff. 42-52 Agostinho Monteiro, Deputy of the Brazilian Constituent Assembly: Address to the Brazilian Constituent Assembly: 1946: Portug. with Engl. transl.: Typewritten.
- f. 54 Gerard André, of French Embassy, London: Letter from A. Fleming rel. to his passport: 1946: Typewritten.
- f. 55 Nivelles, of London: Letter from A. Fleming rel. to recordings for 'Radio Universitaire': 1946: Typewritten.
- f. 59 Royal Academy of Medicine; Belgium: Royal decree recognising A. Fleming as a foreign Honorary Member of the Society: 1946: Dutch.: Typewritten copy.
- ff. 60-61 Gordon Morgan Holmes, CMG; CBE; FRCP: Draft and final copy of a letter from A. Fleming asking him to help Dr. Austregesilo Junior: 1946: Partly typewritten.
- ff. 62-69 Sir Alexander Fleming, bacteriologist: Report on the First Inter-American Medical Congress: 1946: Typewritten.
- ff. 70-71v Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine: Letter to A. Fleming inviting him to nominate a candidate for the Prize: 1946: Partly Fr.; Germ. and Dutch,: Printed.
- f. 72 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Photograph of a street taken during a visit by A. Fleming: [1946].
- f. 73 Petropolis, Brazil: Photograph of a bar where A. Fleming had a drink: [1946].
- f. 74 Velsirio Martins Fontes, of Santos, Brazil: Speech about A. Fleming made during his visit to Brazil: [1946]: Typewritten.
- f. 75 Chris Robinson, of the British Institute: Letter to A. Fleming welcoming him to Turin: [1946].
- f. 76 Stephano Perrier, neurological specialist: Business card: [1946]: Ital.: Printed.
- ff. 77-78 General Practioners of Italy: Letter to A. Fleming welcoming him to Italy: 1946: Partly Ital.: Signed.
- ff. 79-83v, 86, 91 Costantino Gorini, Italian microbiologist: Correspondence, etc., with A. Fleming: 1945-1946: Partly Germ.: Partly signed.
- ff. 81-83v Costantino Gorini, Italian microbiologist: Article on mircobial enzymes: 1945: Germ.: Printed.
- f. 85 Kosmopoulos, of Greece: Letter to A. Fleming thanking him for curing his pneumonia with penicillin: [1946]: Gr.: Typewritten.
- ff. 87-89 George W. More, Town Clerk, Darvel, county Ayrshire: Correspondence, etc., with A. Fleming rel. to the Freedom of Burgh of Darvel: 1946: Partly signed.
- ff. 88-89 Freedom of the Burgh of the Darvel: Programme for the presentation to A. Fleming: 1946: Printed.
- ff. 93-105 Art. Photographs: Sir Alexander Fleming, bacteriologist: Photographs of bacilli used during a visit to Italy: [1946].
- ff. 106, 132 R. N. McKinstry, of Public Health Committee, Jersey: Correspondence with A. Fleming rel. to a culture of penicillin notatum: 1946: Partly signed.
- ff. 107-109 Sir Alexander Fleming, bacteriologist: Report for the manufacturers of the 'Phantomizer' apparatus on its effectiveness for the inhalation of penicillin: 1946: Typewritten.
- ff. 110-113 Charles Burns, Assistant Secretary, Royal Society of Arts: Correspondence, etc., with A. Fleming rel. to his reply to the President at the presentation of the Albert Medal: 1946: Partly signed.
- ff. 111-112 Sir Alexander Fleming, bacteriologist: Reply to the President of the Royal Society of the Arts at the presentation of the Albert Medal: 1946: Typewritten.
- f. 114 Kennedy Cassels, Secretary, Royal College of Surgeons of England: Letters to A. Fleming rel. to a Honorary Medal: 1946-1947: Signed.
- ff. 115-116, 126 Leonard Elton, Director, Lectures Department, British Council: Correspondence, etc., with A. Fleming: 1946: Partly signed.
- f. 116 Leonard Elton, Director, Lectures Department, British Council: G. R. Hiscocks, of the British Council, Vienna: Telegram on behalf of the University of Vienna and Gesellschaft der Aertze inviting A. Fleming to give a lecture, to Leonard Elton from G. R. Hiscocks: 1946: Typewritten.
- ff. 117, 130 Lins, of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Correspondence with A. Fleming: 1946: Partly signed.
- f. 118 Mariano R. Castex, Professor of Clinical Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Buenos Aires University: Business card: [1946]: Printed.
- ff. 119-122, 127 Sir Edward Charles Dodds, 1st Baronet; biochemist: Letters, etc., to A. Fleming rel. to a list of his published work: 1946: Signed.
- ff. 120-122 Sir Edward Charles Dodds, 1st Baronet; biochemist: List of his published work: 1946: Typewritten.
- f. 123 Mariano R. Castex, Professor of Clinical Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Buenos Aires University: Letter from A. Fleming: 1946: Typewritten.
- f. 124 Florencio Etcheverry Boneo, General Secretary, National Academy of Medicine, Buenos Aires: Letter from A. Fleming rel. to Honorary Membership of Academy: 1946: Typewritten.
- f. 125 Royal Society of Arts: Letter of thanks from A. Fleming to the Deputy Secretary for Special Services for a photograph: 1946: Typewritten.
- f. 129 Jules Bordet, bacteriologist: Correspondence with A. Fleming: 1946-1951: Partly Fr.: Partly typewritten.
- f. 131 D. E. Noel-Paton, of The British Council: Letters to A. Fleming: 1946-1954: Signed.
- ff. 132-134 Sylvia Crowther-Smith, Commissioning Editor, Overseas Press Services Division, Central Office of Information: Correspondence, etc., with A. Fleming rel. to Dr. Klaunberg and an article for the journal 'M.D.': 1950: Partly signed.
- ff. 133-134 Sir Alexander Fleming, bacteriologist: Correspondence with a military hospital in Gibraltar rel. to Reiters disease: 1946: Partly typewritten.
- ff. 135-140v, 168 Arne Holmberg, of the Library of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences: Correspondence, etc., with A. Fleming rel. to proof sheets of his speech at the Nobel Banquet: 1946: Partly signed.
- ff. 136-140v Sir Alexander Fleming, bacteriologist: Proofs of his 'Nobel Lecture on Penicillin': 1945: Typewritten.
- ff. 141, 228 Antônio Austregesilo, Jr.; son of Antônio Austregesilo: Correspondence with A. Fleming: 1946-1947: Partly signed.
- ff. 142-157 C. S. Gibson: Summary and article on the importance of ovarian hormones: [1946]: Typewritten.
- ff. 158-167 Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine; Committee: Letter, etc., from A. Fleming nominating Professor E. C. Dodds for the award: 1946: Typewritten.
- ff. 159-164 Sir Edward Charles Dodds, 1st Baronet; biochemist: Overview of his work and a list of reprints of his papers compiled by A. Fleming: 1946: Typewritten.
- ff. 165-167 Sir Edward Charles Dodds, 1st Baronet; biochemist: Bibliography of his work on sex hormones and synthetic oestrogens: 1946: Typewritten.
- ff. 169-170, 181, 198, 233-235 W. D. H. Danby, of the Lectures Department, British Council: Correspondence, etc., with A. Fleming rel. to a visit to Austria: 1946-1947: Partly signed.
- f. 170 G. R. Hiscocks, of the British Council, Vienna: W. Denk, President, Gesellschaft der Aerzte: Letter rel. to a possible lecture by A. Fleming to G. R. Hiscocks from W. Denk: 1946: Transl.
- ff. 171, 182 Arthur St. George McCarthy Huggett, of the Physiology Department, St. Mary's Medical School: Correspondence with A. Fleming rel. to a demonstration with a foetus of a sheep: 1946-1947: Partly signed.
- f. 172 First Inter-American Medical Congress; Rio de Janeiro: Draft of A. Fleming's final letter to Congress: 1946.
- f. 173 Brazilian College of Surgeons: Draft of an address by A. Fleming: 1946.
- ff. 174-180 Guiseppe Attardi: Luigi Marcon: Article about penicillin by Guiseppe Attardi and Luigi Marcon: [1945-1946?]: Ital.: Typewritten.
- ff. 183-190, 229 J. T. Oliver, book editor, Lutterworth Press: Correspondence, etc., with A. Fleming rel. to a chapter for a childrens book: 1947: Partly signed.
- ff. 184-190 Sir Alexander Fleming, bacteriologist: Draft of a chapter on penicillin for a children's book: 1947.
- ff. 190, 235-236, 241, 247 William Donaldson Clark, journalist; international civil servant: Correspondence, etc., with A. Fleming rel. to a manuscript about penicillin for a revised edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica: 1947: Partly signed.
- ff. 192-197 Charles McMoran Wilson, 1st Baron Moran; President, Royal College of Surgeons: Letter, etc., to A. Fleming rel. to the creation of Regional Hospital Boards: 1947: Signed.
- ff. 193-197 National Health Service; Negotiating Committee: Summary of the National Health Service Act and results of the plebiscite: 1947: Printed.
- ff. 199, 217 John Ramsbottom, mycologist: Correspondence with A. Fleming: 1947: Partly signed.
- ff. 200, 218, 240-241, 246, 254 Sir Sydney Alfred Smith, Kt.; Emeritus Professor of Forensic Medicine, University of Edinburgh: Correspondence with A. Fleming: 1947-1954: Partly typewritten.
- f. 201 William George Barnard, CBE; pathologist: Correspondence, etc., with A. Fleming: 1947-1952: Partly signed.
- ff. 202-205v, 219 José Gonzalvo, odontologist: Correspondence, etc., with A. Fleming rel. to a patient José Lopez Friegero with abscesses of the teeth: 1947: Partly signed.
- ff. 203-205v Art. Photographs: José Lopez Freigero, lawyer: Clinical history and two photographs of the abscesses on L. Freigero's teeth: 1947: Typewritten.
- ff. 206-209, 212, 230, 238 W. E. Adams, of the Travel Section, British Council: Correspondence with A. Fleming rel. to travel arrangements for a visit to Austria: 1947: Partly signed.
- ff. 210, 213-215 William Archibald Robson Thomson, Editor, 'The Practitioner': Correspondence, etc., with A. Fleming rel. to a query from a reader: 1947: Partly signed.
- ff. 211, 216 Robert Percival Cook, biochemist: Correspondence with A. Fleming rel. to the British Association for the Advancement of Science: 1947: Partly signed.
- ff. 220-221, 231-232, 239 William John Tulloch, MD; bacteriologist: Correspondence with A. Fleming: 1947-1951: Partly signed.
- ff. 222-224 Sir Alexander Fleming, bacteriologist: Study of 'Penicillin in Neuro-Syphilis', presented at the First Inter-American Medical Congress in Rio de Janeiro: [1946]: Typewritten.
- ff. 222-225 G. L. M. McElligott, venereal disease specialist: Letter, etc., from A. Fleming to G. L. M. McElligott, rel. to penicillin and neuro-syphilis: 1947: Typewritten.
- ff. 226-227 Denis Dooley, of Croydon General Hospital: Correspondence with A. Fleming: 1947-1951: Partly signed.
- f. 234 G. R. Hiscocks, of the British Council, Vienna: Extracts of a letter to the British Council in London rel. to A. Fleming's visit to Austria: 1947: Typewritten.
- f. 235 British Council: Programme for A. Fleming's visit to Austria 19-27 April: 1947: Typewritten.
- ff. 243, 247 Lucien Detrez, Chancellor, Académie Septentrionale: Correspondence with A. Fleming: 1947-1948: Partly signed.
- ff. 244-245 Stricker, President, Tyrolean Board of Medicine: Correspondence, etc., with A. Fleming welcoming him to Austria: 1947: Partly Germ.: Partly signed.
- ff. 249-250 Alfred Pretzell, of Graz, Austria: Letter, etc., to A. Fleming: 1947: Germ.: Signed.
- ff. 251-252 Stefan Krammer, of Graz, Austria: Letter, etc., to A. Fleming: 1947: Germ.: Signed.
- f. 253 Sir Alexander Fleming, bacteriologist: Speech: [1947]: Germ.: Typewritten.
- f. 255 Sir Alexander Fleming, bacteriologist: Programme for a visit to Austria: [1947]: Typewritten.
- ff. 256-260 International Association of Microbiologists: Proposed emended statutes and list of members of the Permanent International Commission of the Organisation of Congresses: [1947]: Engl. with Fr. transl.: Typewritten.
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- Adams, W E, of the Travel Section British Council
André, Gerard, of French Embassy London
Argles, J D, of the Lectures Department British Council
Attardi, Guiseppe
Austregesilo, Antônio, Jr, son of Antônio Austregesilo
Austregesilo, Antônio, psychologist
Barnard, William George, pathologist, 1892-1956
Boneo, Florencio Etcheverry, General Secretary National Academy of Medicine Buenos Aires
Bordet, Jules, bacteriologist
Brazilian Academy of Sciences
Brazilian College of Surgeons
British Council, 1934-
Burns, Charles, Assistant Secretary Royal Society of Arts
Caixas, Palmer, of Glaxo Laboratories Brazil
Carlinfanti, Erminio, microbiologist, 1911-1950,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000016472732
Cassels, Kennedy, Secretary Royal College of Surgeons of England
Castex, Mariano R, Professor of Clinical Medicine Faculty of Medicine Buenos Aires University
Cawadias, A P, OBE, MD
Clark, William Donaldson, journalist, international civil servant
Cook, Robert Percival, biochemist
Crowther-Smith, Sylvia, Commissioning Editor Overseas Press Services Division Central Office of Information
Danby, W D H, correspondent of Sir Alexander Fleming, fl 1946-1947
Davies, A D, Secretary Inoculation Department St Mary's Hospital
Denk, Wolfgang, physician, 1882-1970
Detrez, Lucien, historian, poet and clergyman, 1885-1956
Dodds, Edward Charles, 1st Baronet, biochemist, 1899-1973
Dooley, Denis, of Croydon, correspondent of Alexander Fleming, fl 1947-1951
Elton, Leonard, director of the Lectures Department, British Council, fl 1940-1946
Eveling?, J W, of the British Embassy Rio de Janeiro
Fairclough, Richard James, medical professional, fl 1946
First Inter-American Medical Congress, Rio de Janeiro
Fleming, Alexander, bacteriologist, 1881-1955,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000109122782
Fontes, Velsirio Martins, of Santos, Brazil, fl 1946
Gama, Carlos Bilbao, correspondent of Alexander Fleming, fl 1946
General Practioners of Italy
Gibson, C S, author of an article on the importance of ovarian hormones, fl 1946
Glaxo Laboratories, Brazil
Gonzalvo, José, odontologist and correspondent of Alexander Fleming, fl 1947
Gorini, Costantino, microbiologist, 1865-1950
Hambro, Charles Jocelyn, Knight, banker, 1897-1963
Hiscocks, G R, of the British Council Vienna
Holmberg, Arne, of the Library of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
Holmes, Gordon Morgan, neurologist, CMG, CBE, FRS, 1876-1965,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000082449944
Huggett, Arthur St George McCarthy, of the Physiology Department St Mary's Medical School
International Association of Microbiologists
Kosmopoulos, —, of Greece
Krammer, Stefan, of Graz Austria
Lins, —, of Rio de Janeiro Brazil
Lopez Freigero, José, lawyer
Lourenço de Silva, J, of the British Embassy Rio de Janeiro
Marcon, Luigi
McElligott, G L M, venereal disease specialist
McKinstry, R N, of Public Health Committee Jersey
Monteiro, Agostinho, Deputy of the Brazilian Constituent Assembly
More, George W, Town Clerk Darvel Ayr
Moses, Herbert, President Brazilian Press Association
National Health Service, Negotiating Committee
Nivelles, —, of London
Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine Committee
Noel-Paton, D E, of The British Council
Oliver, J T, book editor Lutterworth Press
Passant, Ernest James, CMG, Director of Research and Librarian and Keeper of Papers Foreign Office
Perrier, Stephano, neurological specialist
Pretzell, Alfred, of Graz Austria
Ramsbottom, John, mycologist
Robinson, Chris, of the British Institute
Royal Academy of Medicine, Belgium
Royal Society of Arts, 1908-
Ruffini, E, Italian Cultural Attaché London
Silva, F C, of Alameda Brazil
Smith, Sydney Alfred, Kt, Emeritus Professor of Forensic Medicine University of Edinburgh, 1883-1969,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000063189980
Stricker, —, President Tyrolean Board of Medicine
Thomson, William Archibald Robson, Editor 'The Practitioner'
Tulloch, William John, MD, bacteriologist
Turnball, Ronald, of Sao Paulo
Vellozo, Braz, Rear-Admiral of the Brazilian Navy
Vidigal, Gaston, banker
Wilson, Charles McMoran, 1st Baron Moran, President Royal College of Surgeons - Places:
- Petropolis, Brazil
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil