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Title: Mary Hewitt Loveless

Accession Number: MSS 25

Linear feet occupied: 14.5

Extent: 6 boxes, 11 document cases

Provenance: Gift of Mary Hewitt Loveless

Series Description

1. Biographic File

2. Reprints

3. Professional Correspondence

4. Office File

5. Patient Care files

6. File Cards

7. Slides and Books

8. Binders

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Loveless (Mary H.) 1899?-1991

Mary Hewitt Loveless papers, 1934-1989

Series 1: Biographic File

Note: numbers after the decimal point refer to folder numbers, for example:

1.2 refers to box 1, folder 2.

Box no.	Contents
1.1	Photographs
1.2	Curricula vitae, 1969-88
1.3	California licensure, 1981
1.4	Autobiographic notes [n.d.]
1.5	Lyme tick disease, 1989
1.6	program, A memorial service for Mary Hewitt Loveless, M.D., June 22, 1991
1.7	Publicity [clippings], 1958-59
1.8	Publicity [clippings], 1960
1.9	Publicity [clippings], 1961
1.10	Publicity [clippings], 1962
1.11	Publicity [clippings], 1963
1.12	Publicity [clippings], 1964
1.13	Publicity [clippings], 1965
1.14	Publicity [clippings], 1966
1.15	Publicity [clippings], 1967
1.16	Publicity [clippings], 1968
1.17	Publicity [clippings], 1969
1.18	Publicity [clippings], 1971
1.19	Publicity [clippings], 1971 Jul.-Aug., Tree felling
1.20	Publicity [clippings], 1976
1.21	Publicity [clippings], 1977
1.22	Publicity [clippings], 1977, Appearance on television show, "To Tell the Truth"
1.23	Publicity [clippings], 1977 May, WOR radio interview
1.24	Publicity [clippings], 1978
1.25	Publicity [clippings], 1979
1.26	Publicity [clippings], 1982
1.27	Publicity [clippings], 1983
1.28	Publicity [clippings], undated
1.29	Fan mail, 1958-77

MSS 25

Mary Hewitt Loveless Papers

Series 2: Reprints

Note: numbers after the decimal point refer to folder numbers, for example:

1.2 refers to box 1, folder 2.

Box no	Contents
2.1	Reprint no. 1 Loveless, M., Gastric acidity and acid therapy in allergy, J. Allergy, 7: 2-5-223, 1936.
2.2	Reprint no. 2 Stull, A., Glidden, N., and Loveless, M., Protein content of human serums, J. Allergy, 7: 333-336, 1936.
2.3	Reprint no. 3 Cooke, R.A., Stull, A., Hebald, S., Loveless, M.H., and Sherman, W.B., A Preliminary report on the preparation and use of modified (denatured) extracts in the treatment of allergic conditions, J. Allergy, 8: 276, 1937.
2.4	Reprint no. 4 Cooke, R.A., Loveless, M.H., and Stull, A., Studies onImmunity in a type of human allergy (hay fever): serological response of non-sensitive individuals to pollen injections, J. Exper. Med., 66:689, 1937.
2.5	Reprint no. 5 Loveless, M.H., Dorfman, R., and Downing, L., A Statistical evauation of the leucopenic index in allergy, J. Allergy, 9: 321-344, 1938.
2.6	Reprint no. 6 Loveless, M.H., Immunological studies in pollinosis, I. The presence of two antibodies related to the same pollen-antigen in the serum of treated hay fever patients, J. Immol., 38: 25-50, 1940.
2.7	Reprint no. 7 Loveless, M.H., Humoral antibody and tissue tolerance induced in pollen sensitive individuals by specific therapy, S. Med. J., 33:869-878, 1940.
2.8	Reprint no. 8 Loveless, M.H., Immunological studies in pollinosis, II. Passive sensitization of man through transfusion, J. Immol., 41: 15-34, 1941.
2.9	Reprint no. 9 Loveless, M.H., and Baldwin, H., "Coli Metabolin: therapy in hay fever: psychogenic benefits, J.A.M.A., 118: 451-453, 1942.
2.10	Reprint no. 10 Loveless, M.H., Immunological studies of pollinosis, III. Fluctuations in antibody titer of normal individuals. Subcutaneously and intravenously injected with pollen-extract over protracted periods, J. Immunol., 44: 1-8, 1942.
2.11	Reprint no. 11 Loveless, M.H., Technique for preparing allergenic solutions, Amer. Profess. Pharmacist, Sept. & Oct. issues of 1942.
2.12	Reprint no. 12 Loveless, M.H., Immunological studies of pollinosis, IV. The relationship between thermostable antibody in the circulation and clinical immunity, J. Immunol., 47: 165-180, 1943.
2.13	Reprint no. 13 Loveless, M.H., Immunological studies of pollinosis, V. The Enhanced response in hay fever, J. Immunol., 47: 283-292, 1943.
2.14	Reprint no. 14 Loveless, M.H., Immunological studies of pollinosis, J Allergy, 14: 498-500, 1943.
2.15	Reprint no. 15 Loveless, M.H., Penetration of allergens into the human skin, N.Y. State J. Med., 44: 2455-58, 1944.
2.16	Reprint no. 16 Loveless, M.H., Immunological studies in pollinosis, VI. Shortening the treatment of hay fever, J. Allerg, 15:3-23, 1944 (awarded the Marcelle Prize).
2.17	Reprint no. 17 Loveless, M.H., Conjunctival test as a guide to clinical immunity in hay fever, Ann. Allergy, 3: 333, 1945.
2.18	Reprint no.18 Loveless, M.H., Coexistence of two antibodies for crystalline inculin in human serum, Federation Proceedings, Part II, Vol. 5, no. 1, page 25c, 1946. Baldwin, H., and Loveless, M., Chapter on preventive aspects of allergic conditions, In: Preventive medicine and public health / by Wilson G. Smilie, The MacMillan Company, New York, 1946. Eagle, H. and Loveless, M.H., Evidence for the neutralization of antigen by reagin, Federation Proceedings, 6:, 1947. Loveless, M.H., Immunological studies of serum disease: 1. Fluctuations in the precipitin nitrogen during four months following an acute serum reaction, Federation Proceedings, 6: 429, 1947.
2.19	Reprint no. 22 Loveless, M.H., An evaluation of the therapeutic and side effects of pyribenzamine and benadryl, a review of 26 reports in the literature, Am. J. of Med., 3: 296-308, 1947.
2.20	Reprint no. 23 Loveless, M.H., and Brown, H., Desirable and undesireable effects of pyribenzamine and benadryl, New Eng. J. of Med., 237: 501-504.
2.21	Reprint no. 24 Loveless, M.H., Application of immunologic principles to the management of hay fever, including a preliminary report on the use of Freunds's adjuvant, Am. J. Med. Sci., 214: 559-567, 1947.
2.22	Reprint no. 25 Brown, H., and Loveless, M.H., Effect of ultraviolet irradiation of dwarf ragweed extract on the skin reactivity, Ann. Allergy, 6: 7-10, 1948.
2.23	Reprint no. 26 Loveless, M.H.., and Dworin, M., Six antihistamine antagonists in hay fever with a review of the literature, J. Am. Med. Women's Assn., 4: 105-111, 1949.
2.24	Reprint no. 27 Loveless, M.H.., and Best, R., Allergenic fraction of ragweed pollen prepared by electrophoresis-convection (Nielson-Kirkwood cell), Federation Proceedings, 8: 407, 1949.
2.25	Reprint no. 28 Loveless, M.H., Antigens of ragweed pollen: 1. Pollen prepared by electrophoresis-convection (Nielson-Kirkwood Apparatus), 1st International Congress of Biochemistry, Cambridge, England, Aug. 8-10, 1949.
2.26	Reprint no. 29 Loveless, M.H., and Dworin, M., Allergy and antihistamine therapy, Bull. N.Y. Ac. Med., 8: second series, 25, 473-487, 1949.
2.27	Reprint no. 30 Loveless, M.H., Cottonseed protein vs. cottonseed oil sensitivity, IV. An objective approach to the diagnosis of food-allergy as applied to cottonseed atopy, Ann. Allergy, 8: 15-22 & 125, 1950.
2.28	Reprint no. 32 Loveless, M.H., Influence of ultraviolet irradiation of pollen-sensitizing serum to prevent transfer of homologous serum jaundice, Fed. Proceedings, April 1950
2.29	Reprint no. 34 Loveless, M.H., Ultraviolet irradiation of pollen-sensitizing serum to prevent transfer of homologous serum jaundice Fed. Proceedings, 9: 386, 1950.
2.30	Reprint no. 35 Loveless, M.H. Milk allergy: A Survey of its incidence: Experiments with a masked ingestion test, J. Allergy, 21: 489-499, Nov. 1950.
2.31	Reprint no. 36 Loveless, M.H., Allergy for corn and its derivatives: Experiments with a masked ingestion test for its diagnosis, J. Allergy, 21: 500-509, Nov. 1950.
2.32	Reprint no. 37 Loveless, M.H., Wright, I. and Ryan, A., Allergic fractions of low ragweed pollen, II. Some immunologic, electrophoretic and chemical characteristics of diffusates, J. Allergy, 22: 120-45, March 1951.
2.33	Reprint no. 38 Loveless, M.H., The Influence of ACTH on the sensitizing and immunizing antibodies of inhalant allergy, Bull. N.Y. Acad. Med., 27: 495-509, August 1951.
2.34	Reprint no. 39 Loveless, M.H., Stability of sensitizing and "blocking" antibodies in allergic serum following ultraviolet irradiation, J. Immunol., 69: 539-48, Nov. 1952.
2.35	Reprint no. 40 Loveless, M.H., Shortening the immunization procedure in pollen allergy: Experiments with 101 Ragweed-sensitive subjects during 13 years, Bull. N.Y. Acad. Med., 28: 538, 1952 (abstract).
2.36	Reprint no. 41 Reichlia, S., Loveless, M.H., and Kane, G., Loeffler's Syndrome following pencillin therapy, Ann. Int. Med., 38: 113-120, 1953.
2.37	Reprint no. 42 Loveless, M.H., and Cann, J.R., Distribution of allergic and "blocking" activity in human serum proteins fractionated by electrophoresis-convection, Science, 117: 105-8, Jan. 1953. 40a. Abstract, 6th Intl. Congress Microbiol., 2: 4, Sept. 1953. 41. Cann., J.R. and Loveless, M.H., Distribution of sensitizing antibody in human serum proteins fractionated by electrophosesis-convection, J. Immun., 72: 270-281, April 1954. 42. Lovelss, M.H. and Cann, J.R., Distribution of "blocking" antibody in human serum proteins fractionated by electro-phoresis convection, J. Immunol., 74: 329-339, May 1955. 42a. Abstract Fed. Proc., 14: 471, March 1955.
2.38	Reprint no. 42 Loveless, M.H., Strahan, A. and Eagle, N., Evidence for the neutralization of antigen by skin-sensitizing antibody, Quarterly Rev. Allergy, 9:, 81-93, March 1955.
2.39	Reprint no. 44 Loveless, M.H. and Timasheff, S.N., Fractionation of ragweed extract by semi-continuous electro-phoresis-convection, Arch. Biochem. and Biophys., 58: 298-317, October 1955.
2.40	Reprint no. 45 Loveless, M.H., A Means of estimating circulating insulin in man, Quart. Rev. Allergy and Applied Immunol., 10: 374-385, Sept. 1956.
2.41	Reprint no. 46 Loveless, M.H., and Fackler, W.R. Wasp venom allergy and immunity, Ann. Allergy, 14: 347-366, Sept.-Oct. 1956.
2.42	Reprint no. 47 Loveless, M.H., Repository immunization in pollen allergy, J. Immunol., 79: 68-79, July. 1957.
2.43	Reprint no. 48 Cann, J.R. and Loveless, M.H., Biophysical characterization of allergic and blocking sera. J. Allergy, 28: 379-91, Sept. 1957.
2.44	Reprint no. 49 Loveless, M.H., Streamlining the preventive management of inhalant allergy, with special reference to pollen and housedust, J. Am. M. Women's A., 12: 383-390, Nov. 1957.
2.45	Reprint no. 50 Loveless, M.H., Treatment of emergencies in allergy, N.Y. J. Med., 57: 3797-3807, Dec. 1957.
2.46	Reprint no. 51 Loveless, M.H. and Wright, I.M., Influence of pH of extractant on the electrophoretic and antigenic composition of low ragweed extract, Ann. Allergy, 16: 393-490, July-Aug. 1958.
2.47	Reprint no. 52 Loveless, M.H., Immunologic studies of insulin in man, Diabetes, 7: 278-82, July-Aug. 1958.
2.48	Reprint no. 53 Zylberberg, B. and Loveless, M.H., Preliminary experiments with ionized air in asthma, J. Allergy, 31: 370-374, July-Aug. 1960.
2.49	Reprint no. 54 Loveless, M.H., Recent advances in repository therapy of allergy, J. Amer. Med. Women's Assn., 15: 955-964, Oct. 1960.
2.50	Reprint no. 55 Loveless, M.H., Immunization by means of water-in-mineral oil emulsions, Proc. 8th Intl. Congress Hematology, 735-742.
2.51	Reprint no. 56 Loveless, M.H., Single injection therapy with emulsified venom in wasp-sting allergy, Fed. Proceedings, 20: 2800, March 1961.
2.52	Reprint no. 57 Loveless, M.H., Immunization in wasp-sting allergy through venom repositories and periodic insect stings, J. Immunl., 89: 204-216, August 1962.
2.53	Reprint no. 58 Loveless, M.H., Mineral oil emulsions: Today and tomorrow, 3rd Intl. Cong. of Allergology, N.Y., 1962, Pergamon Press, Oxford, England.
2.54	Reprint no. 59 Loveless, M.H. Use of polistes venom repositories to immunize yellow jacket allergic patients, Fed. Proceedings, 21: No. 2, 271, March-April 1962 (abstract)
2.55	Reprint no. 60 Loveless, M.H., Immunology involved in insect sting allergy, N.Y. St. J. Med., 62: 3563-65, November 1962.
2.56	Reprint no. 61 Loveless, M.H. and Nall, T.M., Use of polistes venom in petrolatum: Arlacel repositories to immunize against yellow jacket wasp-sting allergy, J. Immunol., 94: 785-793, June 1965.
2.57	Reprint no. 62 Loveless, M.H., Reagin production in a healthy male who forms no detectable B2A immunoglobulins, Fed. Proceedings 23, 2: 403, March-April 1964.
2.58	Reprint no. 63 Loveless, M.H., Summer Hazards: Insect stings, Current Med. Digest, 31: 733-37, Aug. 1964.
2.59	Reprint no. 64 Loveless, M.H., Antibodies of atopy anmd serum disease in man, Annual Rev. of Pharmacology, 6: 309-26, 1966.
2.60	Reprint no. 65 Loveless, M.H., Yost, W.L. and Lazarus, J., Safety and effectiveness of 7-N-hexyloctadecane as a vehicle in pollen repositories against hay fever, Ann. Allergy, 26: 70-79, Feb. 1968.
2.61	Reprint no. 66 Editorial letter: Wasp sting and single-visit immunization, J.A.M.A., 197: 598-599, Aug. 1966.
2.62	Reprint no. 67 Loveless, M.H., Immuniz. native, incriminated wasp venom in sting allergy: 12-yr. study of the safety and effectiveness of a single visit, yearly course, Fed. Proceedings. 27, No. 2, 368, March-April 1968.
2.63	Reprint no. 68 Loveless, M.H., Prevention of anaphylactic reactions to insect stings, Sandoz Panorama, 7:12-19, Sept.-Oct. 1969.
2.64	Reprint no. 69 Ibid., Maintaining protection vs. venom allergy through periodic insect bites, Fed. Preoc. 30, No. 2, p. 412, March-April 1971.
2.65	Reprint no. 70 Loveless, M.H., Wasp-venom allergies, Current Diagnosis 3, p. 1025, (Conn, H. and Conn, R.B. Eds.), W.B. Saunders Co., Phila., 1971.
2.66	Reprint no. 71 Loveless, M.H., One-day yearly treatment with culpable wasp's venom in sting allergy: a 17-year evaluation of safety and efficiency, Fed.