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RefNoHF/1/3/2/15/21
Previous numbers98HF.36.1.21
LevelItem
TitleLetter from Norman Heatley, New York to Howard Walter Florey, Oxford
Date14 December 1941
DescriptionSays letters delayed in censors department - makes close cooperation farcical when long delays - discusses Chain's experiment with ground mycelium - Squibb prepared to provide stuff for clinical trials but not for chemical work - possibility of cooperation by Merck and Squibb - conditions under which he will be working at Merck reasonable - discusses publication of Peoria work - Rake says he thinks that nine firms are trying to cooperate on the penicillin problem.
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