Ray Lyman Wilbur personal papers, 1829-1949, bulk 1875-1949

Summary

Creators:

Wilbur, Ray L. (Ray Lyman)

Extent:

176 Linear Feet

Language:

English .

Preferred citation:

[identification of item], Ray Lyman Wilbur personal papers (SC0064B). Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, Calif.

Background

Scope and content:

Collection includes correspondence; scrapbooks; publications; speeches and trip notes; rough draft of Wilbur's "Memoirs"; R. L. Wilbur's will; honorary degrees; letters from Marguerite Blake Wilbur (Mrs. R. L. Wilbur) to her children, some of which are titled ("Doings"); and files on associations with which Wilbur was involved, friends and associates, clubs to which he belonged, conferences, and issues such as environmental protection, civil defense during World Wars I and II, prohibition, and anti-vivisection. Among the correspondents are Herbert Hoover, Northcutt Ely, Robert Eckles Swain, and Timothy Hopkins. Papers also include Wilbur family correspondence (1829-1949).

Title	Date
The Bulletin, Extra Edition (Death of President Harding)	1923 Aug 3
San Francisco Journal Death of President Harding)	1923 Aug 3
San Francisco Chronicle (Death of President Harding)	1923 Aug 3
San Francisco Examiner (Death of President Harding)	1923 Aug 3
San Francisco Examiner (Funeral for President Harding)	1923 Aug 4
San Francisco Examiner (Funeral for President Harding)	1923 Aug 5
The Bulletin (President Harding's Funeral)	1923 Aug 10
Philadelphia Public Ledger (Special edition on US Presidents)	1925 Mar 1
New York Times (Honoring Lindbergh)	1927 June 5
New York Times (Honoring Lindbergh)	1927 Jun 12
San Francisco Chronicle (Hoover Presidential Inauguration)	1929 Mar 5
San Francisco News (Coolidge's death)	1933 Jan 5
San Francisco Chronicle (Coolidge's death)	1933 Jan 6
San Francisco Examiner (Coolidge's death)	1933 Jan 6
The Call Bulletin (Coolidge's death)	1933 Jan 5
Palo Alto Times (Fiftieth Anniversary of Stanford University)	1941 Mar 7
New York Times (Kennedy Shot in Dallas)	1963 Nov 23
San Francisco Examiner (Death of Roosevelt)	1945 Apr 13
San Francisco Chronicle (FDR dies)	1945 Apr 13

Biographical / historical:

Ray Lyman Wilbur graduated from Stanford University (B.S. 1896, M.S. 1897) and from Cooper Medical College (M.D. 1899). He served as lecturer and professor of physiology and of medicine (1897-1903), Dean of the Cooper Medical College (Stanford) (1911-1916), third President of Stanford University (1916-1943), Chancellor of Stanford, and Secretary of the Interior (September 1929-1933) under President Hoover.

Physical location:

Special Collections and University Archives materials are stored offsite and must be paged three business days in advance. For more information on paging collections, see the department's website: http://library.stanford.edu/spc.

Rules or conventions:

Describing Archives: A Content Standard

Related resources

Other descriptive data:

Title	Year
European Sanitation Observations	1904
Report on an Epidemic of Diphtheria	1904
Routine Treatment and Complications of Typhoid Fever	1905
An Unusual Case of Antitoxin Rash	1906
Some Points on the Symptoms and Localization of Intestinal Carcinomata, with Report on Four Cases	1908
Department of Medicine, Stanford University	1911
Abnormal Body Temperatures in Injuries of the Cervical Spinal Cord	1911
Some Relations of the Nervous Mechanism of the Heart to Drug Effects, as Indicated by experiments on the Terrapin	1911
The Significance of Pelvic Pain	1911
Should There be Two Degrees in Medicine?	1911
Some Glimpses of Dr. Jordan	1911
Urobilin: Its Clinical Significance	1912
Early Diagnosis of Epidemic Poliomyelitis	1912
The Teaching of Therapeutics	1913
The Physician of the Future	1913
A Charity with No Evil Features	1913
Medical Inspections of the Industries-National, State, Municipal, or Private	1914
The Therapeusis of Pericarditis	1914
Surgery of Peptic Ulcer	1914
Medicine as a Vocation	1914
Early Symptomatology of Subacute Bacterial Endocarditis	1914
Leukemia-an Infection?	1915
The Education of the Physician	1915
The Public Health Question in San Francisco	1915
Address to the Graduating Class of Nurses from the Training School of the San Francisco Hospital	1915
Medical Inspection of the Industries	1915
Expectations from Student Self Government	1916
The University and Social Service	1916
President Wilbur's Address to Graduates	1916
The University and the American Spirit	1916
Research	1916
Remarks of President Ray Lyman Wilbur at Vocational Guidance Assembly	1917
Anti-vivisection	1917
Duty of Americans in Present Crisis	1917
Research and its Applications	1917
The Look Ahead	1917
Inescapable Responsibility	1917
A Faculty Viewpoint	1917
Address to the Graduates	1917
Letter to Miss Addie Wright	1917
Stanford Mena and the War	1917
Food and the War	1917
Transactions and Proceedings of the National Association of State Universities	1917
Memoirs of Benvenuto Cellini	1918
The Response of the American People to the Messages and Policies of Mrs. Hoover	1918
Theodore Roosevelt	1919
War Problems and Food	1918
Fighting with Food	1918
The Relation of the Hospital to the Community	1918
Commencement Address	1918
Food in the War Today	1918
Social Insurance	1918
Food Conservation for World Relief	1918
United States Food Administration	1918
The Standpoint of the Physician	1919
Success	1919
Russia, Our Neighbor	1919
American Citizenship, the World Ideal	1919
Letter to Blauer, Miss Emma	1919
Address to Graduating Class	1919
Letter to Kane, Thomas F.	1919
The Needs of Stanford	1919
League of Nations	1919
Letter to Stevenson, A. E.	1919
Letter to Daniels, A. H.	1919
The Opportunity of the American Woman	1919
Hoover, Herbert-A Personal Sketch	1920
Stanford and Medicine	1920
Foreword	1920
Letter to Barnes, Julius H.	1920
Address to Graduating Class	1920
America's Opportunity	1920
The Problems of the Endowed University	1920
Letter to Bryan, Sam	1920
Limitations of Students: A Problem	1920
Letter to Allen, Charles S.	1921
Address to San Francisco Conference of Secondary and Normal Schools	1921
Letter to Keesling, Francis V.	1921
Letter to Orth, Charles D.	1921
Stanford's Progress is Measured	1921
Public Health	1921
Recreation and Health	1921
The Relation of the Church to Public Health	1921
Medicine-A Look Ahead	1922
The University of the Future-A Recruiting and Training Center for the Public Health Professionals	1922
Remarks on the Gifted Student	1922
Letter to Considine, John	1922
Letter to Goodrich, Leroy R.	1922
Universities Helping to Solve Industrial Problems of Industrial Relations	1922
Report on Undergraduate Medical Curriculums: What Subjects, if any, Should be Transferred to the Graduate Medical School?	1922
Medical Education of Present and Near Future	1922
Educational Standards in Physiotherapy	1922
Address to the Conference on Educational Research and Guidance	1922
Stanford of the Past and the Present	1922
Address to Graduating Class	1922
Public Health and Human Welfare vs. Mosquito	1922
Animal Experimentation vs. Antivivisection	1923
Antivivisection and Popular Legislation-Practical Observation	1923
Letter to Work, Hubert	1923
Address to the Graduating Class	1923
Human Welfare and Modern Medicine	1923
El progreso del genero humane y la medicina moderna: Discurso presidencial	1923
The Advantages of Distribution of Research Funds to Universities Rather than to Independent Research Institutions	1923
The Doctor's Service to Humanity	1923
Yes, Better Health is Due to the Doctors	1923
Periodical Physical Examinations	1923
Progress of Medicine and Surgery since 1901	1923
Religion and Man as a Social Animal	1924
Why We Have Schools	1924
Statement to the California Journal	1924
Address to the Academy of Medicine of Cincinnati	1923
Why Have a Periodical Examination?	1924
The Eclipse of Magic in Medicine	1924
Address before the House of Delegates of the American Medical Association	1924
Address to Graduating Class	1924
The New Public Health	1924
Objectives of Public School Education	1924
Maintaining Standards Without Excessive Standardization	1924
Public Health Preventive Medicine and Scientific Progress are Analyzed by Wilbur, Dr. Ray Lyman	1924
Stanford University	1925
Intelligence First	1925
The New Public Health	1925
American Republic Indebted to Washington's Intelligence	1925
Voluntary Management of Community Problems	1925
The Future Practitioner	1925
Address to the Students of the University of Illinois College of Medicine	1925
The Place for the Western University	1925
Address to Graduating Class "Blinders" (under Publications-"A-C")	1925
Religion's Allies Towards the New Day	1925
Fraternity Chapters	1925
Letter to San Francisco Examiner	1925
The Institute of Pacific Relations	1926
Address at Speakers Dinner, Community Chest	1926
The Community Chest	1926
Health as a Business Asset	1926
The Junior College: A Message	1926
Address to the Stanford Conference on Business Education	1926
Stanford's Limitation of Students	1926
President Wilbur Outlines the Future	1926
Saving Time in the Medical School	1926
Address Given at Laying of the 1926 Class P1ate	1926
Address to Graduating Class	1926
Eugenics and Public Health	1926
Public Health Situation in California	1926
The Lag in the Health Program	1926
The Good Old Days are Gone -- Forever!	1926
Knowing How and Why	1926
What's Education For?	1926
Mutual Understanding in the Pacific	1926
Further Limitations of the Lower Division	1926
The Future Program of Stanford	1927
Memorandum	1927
Altering the Medical Curriculum	1927
Address to the Graduating Class	1927
An Interpretation of America in Pacific Relations	1927
The Position of the Institute	1927
The Honor System in Medical Practice	1927
An Adventure in Friendship	1927
Progress in Higher Education in the United States	1927
Statement for the San Diego Tribune	1927
The Cost of Medical Care	1928
Shadow Diplomacy Passing	1928
Herbert Hoover	1928
Interview for Stanford Daily	1928
Review of The Restless Pacific	1928
To the Alumni	1928
The Conference Method in International Relations	1928
Stanford Is All Right	1928
The Sixth Pan American Conference	1928
Medical Progress in an Economic World	1928
Stanford Is All Right	1928
Address to Graduating Class	1928
The Committee on the Cost of Medical Care	1928
1928 "Quad" Dedicated to Hoover, Herbert	1928
The Cost of Medical Care	1928
Address to New Students, for Stanford Daily	1928
Statement on the value of Public Health Nursing to the Nurse	1928
Statement sent to National Organization for Public Health Nursing	1928
Hoover—the Beloved Chief	1928
Address on Matriculation Sunday, Stanford University	1928
The New Day: Campaign Speeches of Hoover, Herbert, Introduction to	1928
The Havana Conference of 1928	1928
The New Childhood	1928
Greetings to the Members of the California Scholastic Press Association	1928-1929
The Cost of Medical Care	1928-1929
Stanford Handbook	1928-1929
President-Elect Hoover	1929
United States Veterans Bureau Medical Bulletin	1929
The Relationship of Medical Education to the Cost of Medical Care	1929
Message to 1929 Stanford Quad	1929
Contributions of the Laboratory to the Progress of Civilization	1929
Hoover Overseas and War Service Organizations	1929
Science in the Government	1929
Blinders for Youth	1929
Address at the Inauguration of the President of the University of New Mexico	1929
Radio Speech	1929
Talk at Red Cross	1929
The Relationship of Medical Education to the Cost of Medical Care	1929
Local Self Government in Education	1929
The American Home in Citizenship Training	1929
"Shifting Standards of Student Conduct" Address to Eleventh Annual Conference of the National Association of Dear and Advisors	1929
Remarks before the Radio Education Conference	1929
Wayside Improvements	1929
The Laboratory in Civilization	1929
Pioneers of Today	1929
Uncle Sam Has a New Indian Policy	1929
Remarks at the opening of the Conference on Oil Conservation	1929
The Future of the Public Domain	1929
National Parks-An American Institution	1929
Tackling a Huge Construction Problem	1929
Address before the American Dental Association	1929
Taming Wild Oil Wells	1929
Medicine in Service	1929
The Place of the Fraternity in the Future University	1929
Address in connection with the Washington Tuberculosis Seal Sale	1929
What About Our Public Lands	1929
Statement to the Committee on expenditures in the Executive Departments	1929
The Committee on the Cost of Medical Care	1930
Talk in connection with the Meeting of National Student Federation of the United States	1930
Speech in behalf of the Voters' Service of the National League of Women Voters	1930
Children in a Modern World	1930
The Anticipation of Future Needs	1930
Address at the Twentieth Anniversary Dinner of the Boy Scouts of America	1930
Address at the conference of Liberal Arts Colleges	1930
Flexible Standards	1930
The First Three Years' Work of the Committee on the Costs of Medical Care and Its Plans for the Future	1930
Facts to Face the Future: The Task of the Committee on the Cost of Medical Care	1930
The Educational Mill	1930
Better Homes in America	1930
Address before the American Child Health Association Conference for the State May Day Chairmen	1930
Our Test Tube Civilization	1930
Address Made on the Collier's Radio Hour	1930
Better Homes Week Programs in 6500 Communities	1930
Education and Health, a Community Problem	1930
The Advancing Profession	1930
Some Aspects of the World Movement for Mental Health	1930
Man, the Experimenter	1930
The Forward Advance of Medicine	1930
Address to the Conference of State and Provincial Health Authorities of North America	1930
Higher and Higher Education	1930
Address before the Committee on Recreation and Physical Education of the White House Conference on Child Health and Protection	1930
Speech in connection with the International Good-will Program for the American School of the Air	1930
Address at the National Oratorical Contest	1930
Memorandum-Warburg Testimonial Meeting	1930
Government, Industry, and Conservation	1930
A Nation Looks at Its Children	1930
Speech Naming Hoover Dam	1930
Evening Talk at Las Vegas, Nevada	1930
The White House Conference and the Rural Child	1930
Continental Conservation	1930
The Role of Education in the Advancement of Mankind	1930
Radio Address	1930
Speech in the National Radio Forum	1930
Address in connection with the Negro Education Program of American Education Week	1930
A Survey and a Challenge	1930
Tomorrow the Child Will Be King	1930
Address at the National Pioneer Dinner of the Oregon Trail Memorial Association (A Tribute to the Western Pioneers by All the States of the Union), on the 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Egra Meeker	1930
Finding of the President's Conference on Home Building and Home Ownership	1931
Salvaging the Small Colleges	1931
Address before the Governors Conference on Oil	1931
Der Fortschritt der Menscheit durch Bildung	1931
Address delivered at the National Education Association Building	1931
Address at the Special Convocation at Gallaudet College	1931
Damning the Oil Flood	1931
Address to the Trustees of the Lincoln Memorial University	1931
Mental Health as a National Problem	1931
Illiteracy	1931
Holidays with the President	1931
The Indian Today	1931
Speech to the Military Order of the World War	1931
The Health Officer as an Educator	1931
Your Child's Health	1931
Two Years of the Department of the Interior	1929-1931
Address at the Dedication of the Institute of Human Relations, Yale University	1931
A Philosophy of American Education	1931
The Radio in Our Republic	1931
A New Day for the Indian	1931
A Progress Report at the Department of the Interior	1931
Address at the Smith Vocational Training High School	1931
Slide Rule Civilization	1931
Commencement Address at the New York University	1931
Moulding Men	1931
Unshackled Universities	1931
Let's Be Health	1931
Address at the Dedication of Lassen National Volcanic Park	1931
Health Instruction the Best Social Insurance	1931
Dedication of the Colonial National Monument	1931
Address in connection with the Chicago Regional Conference of the White House Conference on Child Health and Protection	1931
Speech in connection with the Wingate Athletic Club	1931
Speech Accepting Deeds to Lands in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park	1931
Some Educational Blue Prints	1931
The Hope of the Children's Charter	1931
The Widening Functions of the Teacher	1931
Jordan, David Starr	1931
As I Know Hoover, Herbert	1931
Let Us Provide Better Homes	1931
The Role of the Hospital in the Sphere of Health	1931
Speech before the Young Republicans of New Jersey	1931
Speech in connection with the Community Chest Drive	1931
Keeping the Doctor Up to Date	1931
Self-Management, the Basis of Citizenship	1931
Speech at the National Republican Club	1931
The Fundamental Place of the Hospital in the Practice of Medicine	1931
Talk before the Board of Consultants on School Finances	1931
Washington as Pioneer	1931
Making Democracy Safe	1931
Knowing How and Why	1932
The Economics of Public Health and Medical Care	1932
The Cost of Medical Care	1932
Address at the District of Columbia Dental Society	1932
Statement before a Sub-committee of the Senate Committee on the Judiciary	1932
Child Conference Results	1932
One Step Forward	1932
Address to the Conference of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People	1932
May Day-National Child Health day	1932
Nutrition	1932
Address in connection with the formal transfer the United States of the Birthplace of George Washington and the burial place of his ancestors	1932
Children in National Emergencies	1932
Rounding out the School Program	1932
Address in connection the services of the Military Order of the World War	1932
The Fundamental Place of the Hospital in Practice of Medicine	1932
Choosing a Job in 1732 vs. Choosing a Job in 1932	1932
National Parks in the East	1932
Why a White House Conference?	1932
Our Democracy at the Crossroads	1932
Is Democracy Safe?	1932
Address to the American Association of State Highway Officials	1932
Address in connection with the Community Chest Drive	1932
The High Points in the REcommendations of the Committee on the Costs of Medical Care	1932
Medicine-A Pace-maker for Civilization	1932
The Final Report of the Committee on the Costs of Medical Care	1932
Better Homes and Better Nation	1932
Science Guide the Department of the Interior	1932
Camping and Education	1932
Cubberly: His Significance to Stanford University	1932
Address on University Development of Work in the Social Sciences	1932
The Role of the Hospital in the Sphere of Health	1932
Medicine at the Crossroads	1933
Is This a New Renaissance	1933
The Middle Class and Medical Costs	1933
Stanford Aid for Students	1933
Public Education Moves Up	1933
The Conquest of Illness	1933
Foreword in America's Little House	1934
What is a University?	1934
Medicine in Community Service	1934
Community Nursing Needs	1934
Educational Aspects of Radiology	1934
Review of the Accomplishments of the council on Medical Education and Hospitals	1934
Provision of Adequate Medical Care	1934
University Training in Citizenship	1934
Cherish our children	1934
Some Points on Blue Print Medical Education	1934
What Did Mr. Hoover Do?	1934
Help for the Deafened	1934
Talk at the Opening Assembly, Stanford University	1934
Talk at Matriculation Sunday services	1934
Message for the New Year's edition of the Japanese-American Courier	1934
The Children's Charter	1934
Inspection of Medical Schools and Survey of Medical Education	1934
Review of Challenge to Liberty	1934
Educations Future Contribution to Health	1934
The Doctor's Part in Medical Care	1934
Medicine	1934
Art in an American City	1934
The Prolongation of Life	1934
Report of the council on Medical Education and Hospitals	1935
University Men in a Practical World	1935
Flock Flying	1935
Greeting to Stanford Daily	1935
Biology in the University of Tomorrow	1935
Where is Stanford Going?	1935
Talk at the Mark Twain Centennial Dinner, Bohemian Club	1935
Speech at College of Physicians and Surgeons	1935
Post-Doctoral Training for Productive Scholarship	1935
Hopkins, Timothy—Stanford Man	1936
Education Never Stops for the Doctor	1936
Report of the Council on Medical Education and Hospitals	1936
Speech to the American Provident Society	1936
Saving as an Individual Responsibility	1936
Address at the Dedication of the Stanford Memorial Hall	1936
Keep Your Trail Clean	1936
Man: A Saving Animal	1936
Talk at Opening Assembly, Stanford University	1936
Forward to Stanford University-A History of Twenty Five Years	1936
Talk on Matriculation Sunday	1936
Institute of Pacific Relations	1937
People Need Desire to Understand to Take Advantage of Inventions	1937
Statement for the San Diego Russ	1937
Leadership in Medical Education	1937
The King of Killers	1937
Who Should Select America's Movies	1937
Coasting	1937
Final Words to Graduating Classes	1937
The Health Status and Health Education of Negroes: A Critical Summary	1937
Leadership in Medical Education	1937
Statement to Palo Alto Times	1937
Talk at the Dedication of the Timothy Hopkins Room in the Stanford University Libraries	1937
Self-Management or Choices	1937
The Significance of the Junior College with Particular Reference to Awarding the Bachelor's Degree at the end of the Sophomore Year	1937
Talk to the Conference of social Hygiene Executives	1937
Statement in A.R.A. Association Review	1937
Tribute to Lanagan, James Francis	1937
Camp Cooking	1937
Stanford University	1937
The March of Medicine	1938
The Health Status of Negroes in the United States	1938
Critique of a Congress	1938
Greeting to the California Newspaper Publishers Association Meeting	1938
The Old Guard and the New Recruit	1938
Report of the Chairman of the Council on Medical Education and Hospitals of the American Medical Association	1938
Message to The Key Reporter	1938
Guest Editorial in Student Life	1938
Statement for the Stanford Medical Alumni Bulletin	1938
Statement for the Louisville, Kentucky Courier Journal	1938
Report of Council on Medical Education and Hospitals	1938
Medicals School, Internships, and Advancing standards in the Specialities	1938
The Strategic Position of the Red Cross in Relation to Public Health Safety	1938
Kellogg, Vernon Lyman, Scientist	1938
Pacific House: The Theme Building of the Golden Gate International Exposition	1938
Statement regarding Christmas Seal Campaign	1938
The Commonwealth Club and California's Future	1938
Comment on an article by Jones, Mark M. on "Has Education Let Business Down?", in Nation's Business	1938
Blind Spots	1938
International Expositions as Factors for Peace	1938
Laboratory of Democracy	1938
McDowell, John Eara	1938
Choice	1938
The Hospitals' Part in Medical Education	1938
Letter to New Students in Stanford Daily	1938
Address at Stanford University Assembly	1938
Economic Illiteracy	1938
My Word to Freshman	1938
Letter to College Years	1938
Education Appeals for Humanity	1938
Message for Big Game Issue of The Stanford Daily	1938
Foreword for booklet on New Building of the School of Education at Stanford	1938
Comments sent to the editor of The Forum	1938
What is a University?	1939
The Pacific Area Golden Gate International Exposition	1939
Statement Relative to the Anti-Semitism Movement	1938
Letter for Motion Picture Research Council News-Bulletin	1938
What America Owes Me	1939
What I Owe America	1939
Grandfather vs. Grandson in America Today	1939
Stanford University	1939
Remarks on Learning for Living Radio Program	1939
Statement to Palo Alto Times regarding Stanford Alumni Conference	1939
Culture of the Pacific	1939
The Protection of the Public through the activities of the Council on Medical Education and Hospitals of the American Medical Association	1939
Discussion of Odum, Howard, W's Paper, "The South as Testing Ground for the Regional Approach to Public Health and Welfare"	1939
Three Appreciations of Pius XI	1939
Social Hygiene-A Task of All the People	1939
Preparing the Child for Citizenship	1939
Radio's Responsibility	1939
Notes relative to retiring Stanford University professors	1939
California as a Home for Private Schools	1939
Address to the Meeting of the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business	1939
Introduction of Biography of President Harding by Cyril Clemen	1939
Man's Forward March	1939
Statement to Palo Alto Times	1939
The Drama League Can Influence the Films	1939
Human Hopes	1939
Greeting to Summer quarter faculty and students	1939
The Goals of Education in a Democracy	1939
Address at Opening Assembly, Stanford University	1939
Socialized Medicine-A Misnomer	1939
Remarks concerning a Symposium of "How can Hatred be Dissociated from the Church as it Affects the Jew"	1939
Comments for the Palo Alto Times in connection with the 50th anniversary of the first motion pictures	1939
Why We Are Especially Grateful this Thanksgiving for Freedom, Personal Liberty and the American Way of Life	1939
A Message to Americans of Japanese Ancestry	1939
Radio Talk in favor of Number 5 on Oil and Gas Control, Referendum of California Legislative Act	1939
Statement to the Palo Alto Times regarding Angell, Professor Frank	1939
Foreword to booklet on Pysiotherapy Therapy	1939
Guest Editorial for the Chinese Digest	1939
The Fore-Brain Behind	1939
China Has Much to Offer	1940
Foreword for book of selections from Epictetus by Sweet, Clytie	1940
Human Hopes—A Talk about the Family	1940
Health First	1940
Statement for Stanford Daily on Finnish Relief	1940
Interpretation of the Medical Profession by the Press	1940
Progress in Graduate Medical Education	1940
The University and the State	1940
Medical Care for the American People	1940
Resolution upon Retirement of Rockefeller, Jr., John D. as Chairman of the Rockefeller Foundation	1940
Biological Engineers	1940
Making Medical Care Available to the Average American	1940
Medical Care for the American People	1940
Establishing World Peace when the War Ends	1940
Remaking Historical Attitudes	1940
Personal Preparedness	1940
In Appreciation	1940
Mental Laundries	1940
Commencement Address at Palo Alto Union High School	1940
Wheels	1940
Talk to Graduating Classes	1940
Greetings to Summer Quarter faculty and students	1940
Review of The Patient as a Person by Robison, M.D., C. Canby	1940
Review of The Patient's Dilemma by Cabot, M.D., Hugh	1940
Medical Care for All	1940
Statement for editorial pages of New York Journal-American	1940
Address to Stanford Students	1940
Statehood for Hawaii	1940
Do We Change?	1940
Activities of the American Social Hygiene Association	1940
Applied Common Sense in National Defense	1940
Talk on "America's Town Meeting of the Air" radio program	1940
Greetings to New Students	1941
Foreword for We Pledged Allegiance	1941
Provisions for the Care of the Sick	1941
The Past Half century and Medical Education	1941
Article for Stanford Today	1941
The Beginning of a Journey of the British-American Ambulance	1941
Stanford's Next Twenty-Five Years	1941
Religion in the University	1941
Prevention-An Ounce Is Not Enough Today	1941
Universities in times of Strain	1941
Professional Education and Licensure	1941
Medicine in National Emergencies	1941
Some War Aspects in Medicine	1941
Statement on Student Extracurricular Activities	1941
The Vision of Our Founders	1941
Message for the Stanford Semi-Centennial Number of the Palo Alto Times	1941
Where Are We?	1941
Democracy and Commonsense	1941
Our Pacific Destiny	1941
A Statement on Selective Service	1941
Review of Plague on Us by Geddes Smith	1941
Statement on occasion of the 75th Anniversary of the National Board of Fire Underwriters	1941
Greetings for Stanford Student Handbook	1941
Foreword for the special 50th Anniversary Edition of the Stanford Daily	1941
Should the Community Party be outlawed in the United States?	1941
In Appreciation	1941
Milestones	1941
Stanford University	1941
Greetings to Summer Quarter Faculty and Students	1941
The Evolution of a Citizen	1941
Milestones	1941
You've Got the Biggest Job in the World	1941
Greetings to New Students	1941
Do You Think the Neutrality Act is consistent with America's interests, traditions and current policy?	1941
What is Before Us?	1941
Civics and Statecraft	1941
Remarks at University Assembly in commemoration of the opening of Stanford University	1941
Report on the Committee on Endowment Income to the Association of American Universities	1941
The Stanford Student and the War Crisis	1941
Stanford University	1941
Message to The Japanese American Courier	1942
Message for Stanford University War Bulletin No. 1	1942
American and the World Panorama	1942
Naval Aviation Recruitment Program	1942
Annual Report of the President of Stanford University	1942
Medical Care of the Civilian Population during War	1942
What Should We Teach Our Youth Now?	1942
Health and National Defense	1942
Chancellor's Column	1942
Grant, Joseph Donohoe	1942
What every American citizen should be doing now to help win the War	1942
Foreword to the Art of Falconry	1942
The California Physician's Service and the Low Income Patient	1942
Military Might	1942
Review of Rabies by Leslie T. Webster, M.D.	1942
Message for Cinema Forum	1942
Review of Society and Medical Progress by Stern, Bernhard	1942
Discourso Radial in La Revista Americana de Buenos Aires	1942
For Entering Students	1942
Short Wave Broadcast to Latin America in honor of the University of chile	1942
The University in War Time	1942
Stanford Today	1942
A Year Book of Public Health	1942
The Need for Technical Training	1942
Location and Movement of Physicians	1942
Chancellor's Column	1943
Review of The Furtherance of Medical Research, by Gregg, Dr. Alan	1943
A Volunteer Health Organization	1943
Report of the Council on Medical Education and Hospitals of the American Medical Association	1943
The Volunteer Spirit in Food Saving	1943
Stanford and the Army Training Program	1943
Baccalaureate Services	1943
Education in the United States after the War	1943
The Widening Geographical Horizon	1943
Foreword to Health Instruction Yearbook-1943 by Byrd, Oliver E.	1943
The American Plan of Postwar Germany	1943
Modern War and the Universities	1943
The Human Family, Inc	1943
A Mind Not Used Is A Mind Abused: A Message to Graduates	1943
The University President Essential Characteristics for Success	1943
The University's Part in Building the Citizenship of the World	1943
Storey, Thomas A.	1943
Better Health Care	1943
The Quality of Freedom	1943
Hoover, Lou Henry	1944
The Ware Department and Higher Education	1944
The Pacific: The Ocean of the Future	1944
Medical Education Today	1944
Stanford Traditions	1944
The University and the Machine	1944
Physical Medicine and the War	1944
Baruch's Gift to Physical Medicine	1944
Physical Medicine Gets a Boost	1944
Our Mutual Hemispheric Horizon	1944
Promiscuity as a Factor in the Spread of Venereal Disease	1944
Christmas Message to Stanford medical faculty and alumni in armed forces	1944
Statement on the Mayo Memorial	1944
Report of the Chairman of the Council on Medical Education and Hospitals	1945
Medical Service in California	1945
Statement on death of Roosevelt, Franklin Delano for Stanford Daily	1945
An Open Letter to the President of the United States	1945
Social Hygiene in Relation to the Future of the Family	1945
Guest Editorial for Pass in Review	1945
Stanford University	1945
China in America	1946
The Development and Protection of High Educational Standards by the Medical Profession	1946
La Fuerza de la familia es la fuerza del mundo	1946
Foreword to Who's Who in Latin America	1946
Memorandum of Conservation with Herbert Hoover	1947
Talk given at California Social Hygiene Association	1947
Foreword to booklet, "Responsibility of the Attorney General's Office in Venereal Disease Control"	1947
Foreword for Essentials of Public Health by Shephard, Dr. William P.	1947
Review of Mr. Jory by Hall, Wilbur	1947
Statement on Compulsory Military Training	1947
Review of California in our Times (1900-1940) by Glass, Robert, Cleland	1947
Should Men Marry Early	1948
My Faith	1948
Tresidder, Donald Bertrand	1948
Appreciation of Addis, Thomas	1948
Gardner, David Charles	1949
Rowell, Chester Harvey	1949

Indexed terms

Subjects:

Prohibition -- United States.
Vivisection.
Environmentalism -- California.
Civil defense -- California.
World War, 1939-1945
World War, 1914-1918.
Scrapbooks
Speeches.
Photoprints.

Names:

Motion Picture Research Council.
California College in China.
Association of American Universities.
California State Park Commission.
Golden Gate International Exposition. (Location of Meeting--San Francisco, Calif.); Data of meeeting of treaty signing--(1939-1940)
Commonwealth Club of California
Sierra Club
Wilbur family.
Hoover, Herbert
Wilbur, Marguerite Blake.
Swain, Robert E. (Robert Eccles)
Hopkins, Timothy
Wilbur, Ray L. (Ray Lyman)
Ely, Northcutt

Restrictions:

The materials are open for research use. Audio-visual materials are not available in original format, and must be reformatted to a digital use copy.

Terms of access:

All requests to reproduce, publish, quote from, or otherwise use collection materials must be submitted in writing to the Head of Special Collections and University Archives, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, California 94305-6064. Consent is given on behalf of Special Collections as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission from the copyright owner. Such permission must be obtained from the copyright owner, heir(s) or assigns. See: http://library.stanford.edu/depts/spc/pubserv/permissions.html.

Restrictions also apply to digital representations of the original materials. Use of digital files is restricted to research and educational purposes.

Preferred citation:

[identification of item], Ray Lyman Wilbur personal papers (SC0064B). Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, Calif.

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