Box: 15, 1944 - 1950

"The Performance and Measurement of Crystal Converters in Terms of Linear Network Theory - Case 37010," Bell Telephone Laboratory (April 13, 1944); "Technical Conference on Supersonic Flow and Shock Waves," NAVORD Report 203-45, Department of the Navy (July 16, 1945); "IBM Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator," IBM (1945); "Computing Machines" by GRS, Report No. 701 for the Bureau of Standards (May 25, 1946); "Interim Progress Report on the Physical Realization of an Electronic Instrument," Vol. 1 Institute of Advanced Study, Princeton (January 1, 1947); "Survey of Mathematical Instruments and Machines used in Calculations" A.E. Bowen, Northwestern University (August 1947); "Partners In Research:" Annual Report of the Armour Research Foundation of Illinois Institute of Technology (October 2, 1947); "Printed Circuit Techniques" by C. Brunetti and R.W.Curtis, National Bureau of Standards Circular468, U.S. Department of Commerce (November 15, 1947); "Preliminary Discussion of the Design of an Electronic Computing Instrument, 2nd Edition" by A.W. Burks, H.H. Goldstine and John von Neumann (1947); "Function Unit Theory of Counting Computers" by G.R.S. (May 16, 1948); "First Progress Report on a Multi-Channel Magnetic Drum Inner Memory for Use in Electronic Digital Computing Instruments" by J.H. Bigelow, P.Panagos, M. Rubinoff and W.H. Ware (July 1, 1948); "A High Speed Memory Device" by Robert W. Brooks, Moore School of Electrical Engineering, University of Pennsylvania (August 20, 1948); Harvard Computation Lab, Progress Reports: Progress Report No. 2, Chapter IV, "Static Magnetic Storage." (Aug 10-Nov 10, 1948); Progress Report No. 3* Chapter V, "Static Magnetic Storage and Delay Line" (Nov 10, 1948-Feb. 10, 1949); Progress Report No. 4, Chapter IV, "A Magnetic Trigger Circuit" (Feb. 10-May 10, 1949); Progress Report No. 5, Chapter V, "Static Magnetic Storage and Delay Line" (May 10, 1949); Progress Report No. 6, Chapter VI, "Solid Tubes for Computers"; Progress Report No. 8, Chapter VIII, "Static Magnetic Delay Lines" (Feb. 10-May 10, 1950); "Error detecting and correcting codes" by R.W. Hamming, Bell Telephone System Publications (April 1950)