Box 27

The papers include a large quantity of Amrine's literary manuscripts, together with correspondence, print and near print material relating to a number of subjects, most importantly, atomic energy research and development.

Correspondents include: Albert Einstein, Hans Bethe, Harold Urey, Thomas Hart Benton, and William Allen White. Other materials include a collection of black-and-white photographs relating to Amrine's research interests and interviews recorded on tape.

The papers include a large quantity of Amrine's literary manuscripts, together with correspondence, print and near print material relating to a number of subjects, most importantly, atomic energy research and development.

Correspondents include: Albert Einstein, Hans Bethe, Harold Urey, Thomas Hart Benton, and William Allen White. Other materials include a collection of black-and-white photographs relating to Amrine's research interests and interviews recorded on tape.

The papers include a large quantity of Amrine's literary manuscripts, together with correspondence, print and near print material relating to a number of subjects, most importantly, atomic energy research and development.

Correspondents include: Albert Einstein, Hans Bethe, Harold Urey, Thomas Hart Benton, and William Allen White. Other materials include a collection of black-and-white photographs relating to Amrine's research interests and interviews recorded on tape.

The papers include a large quantity of Amrine's literary manuscripts, together with correspondence, print and near print material relating to a number of subjects, most importantly, atomic energy research and development.

Correspondents include: Albert Einstein, Hans Bethe, Harold Urey, Thomas Hart Benton, and William Allen White. Other materials include a collection of black-and-white photographs relating to Amrine's research interests and interviews recorded on tape.

The papers include a large quantity of Amrine's literary manuscripts, together with correspondence, print and near print material relating to a number of subjects, most importantly, atomic energy research and development.

Correspondents include: Albert Einstein, Hans Bethe, Harold Urey, Thomas Hart Benton, and William Allen White. Other materials include a collection of black-and-white photographs relating to Amrine's research interests and interviews recorded on tape.