Accession No.: 2005-09  
PROCESSING RECORD  
SCRIPPS INSTITUTION OF OCEANOGRAPHY ARCHIVES  
Namias, Jerome. 1910-1997  
Jerome Namias Papers, 1944-1997  
Physical Description: 2 mss, 1 Lmss  
Description: The accession includes correspondence, manuscripts,  
photographs, subject files, and 23 audio recordings of Namias  
lectures and interviews of Namias. Some media items relocated to  
MEDIA location.  
Jerome Namias  
Papers, 1944-1997  
Accession No. 2005-09  
Box  
Folder  
Folder Title  
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10  
Correspondence, 1944-1956  
Correspondence, 1974-1991  
Disks, n.d.  
Drought, Extra Material, 1988  
[Figures, n.d.]  
IUGG Vancouver, August 1987  
Newspaper Articles  
Pacific Climate Workshop, 1989  
Photographs, 1985  
Photographs: Experimental Climate Forecast Center Workshop,  
Goddard, May 5-6, 1987  
11  
Photographs: Climate Diagnostics Workshop, Illinois, October  
1986  
12  
13  
14  
15  
16  
17  
18  
Proposals, 1988  
[Quotations, n.d.]  
Reprints, 1971-1991  
2
Reprint Mailing List, n.d.  
Rosen, Richard D., 1988  
SIO 75th Anniversary Posters, 1978  
UCSD Appointment Material,, 1969-1978  
Box  
Folder  
Folder Title  
2
19  
Writings, n.d. Where are we going in the study of Short-Period  
climate fluctuations?  
20  
Writings, 1981. The Early Influence of the Bergen School on  
Synoptic Meteorology in the United States  
21  
22  
Writings, 1983. NAS Memoir of Francis W. Reichelderfer  
Writings, 1983. Advanced Signs of some of the western  
hemispheric climate aberrations observed in Winter, Spring and  
Summer, 1983  
23  
24  
25  
Writings, 1986. Memorial to Morris Neiburger  
Writings, 1988. The Great Drought of Summer ‘88  
Writings, 1988. Anomalous Climatological background of the  
Storm of 15-16 October 1987  
26  
Writings, 1988. Summer Earquakes in Southern California related  
to Pressure Patterns at Sea Level and Aloft  
27  
28  
Writings, 1989  
Writings, 1989. Reasons for the Reversal of Circulation and U.S.  
Anomaly Patters between Fall and Winter, 1988-1989. Journal of  
Climatology, 1989.  
29  
30  
Writings, 1997. John O. Roads, Jerome Namias, March 19, 1910-  
February 10, 1997  
[Audio Recording, n.d. 1 reel to reel audio tape] Department of  
Commerce, Weather Bureau  
31  
32  
[Audio Recording, n.d. 1 60 minute audio cassette tape] Namias  
[Audio Recording, n.d. 1 60 minute audio cassette tape] Ozone  
Hole, Meriwether  
33  
[Audio Recording, n.d. 2 40 minute audio cassette tapes] Science  
Editor 8/17; Science Editor #1601 Jerome Namias  
Box  
Folder  
Folder Title  
2
34  
[Audio Recording, n.d. 2 60 minute audio cassette tapes] 8A-B,  
History of Meteorology  
35  
36  
37  
38  
39  
[Audio Recording, n.d. 2 60 minute audio cassette tapes] Namias,  
Voice of America  
[Audio Recording, n.d. 1 40 minute audio cassette tape] U.E. Vol.  
37, #7 Jerome Namias, Scripps Institution of Oceanography  
[Audio Recording, 1 60 minute audio cassette tape] Options on  
Oceanography, Produced by KPBS-FM, November 18, 1976  
[Audio Recording, 1 60 minute audio cassette tape] Prospects for  
Man, June 5, 1978  
[Audio Recording, 1 90 minute audio cassette tape] J. Namais,  
September 27, 1978, Sherwood Hall, [Scripps Institution of  
Oceanography] 75th Anniversary [Lecture] Series [“Crazy Weather  
Patterns.”  
40  
41  
42  
43  
44  
1
[Audio Recording, 4 60 minute audio cassette tapes] Namias 3,  
MIT, October 27, 1978  
[Audio Recording, 3 60 minute audio cassette tape] Jerome  
Namias Interview by Janet Else Basu, February 9, 1984  
[Audio Recording, 1 90 minute audio cassette tape] Namias,  
[National Public Radio] All things Considered, March 18, 1986  
[Audio Recording, 1 90 minute audio cassette tape] Nova Chaos,  
February 1989  
[Audio Recording, 1 60 minute audio cassette tape] AMS  
Banquet, May 11, 1991, Awards Presentation  
3
[Audio Recording] Portion of “KFI Calling” (Mr. Jerome Namias)  
released: Tuesday Night, March 1, 1955, 9:00 to 9:30p.m., 05547-  
A-410 WHW DUB [1 lp 78 rpm] KFI Recording Divison Earl C.  
Anthony, Inc, Los Angeles  
2
[Audio Recording] A High Fidelity Transcrpiton made by Circle  
Recording Studio, Washingotn, D.C. Adventures in Science of  
July 23, 1955 [1 lp 33 1/3 rpm]  
Box  
Folder  
Folder Title  
3
3
[Audio Recording] Voice of America, English, Press Conference  
USA with Mr. Namias of Weather Bureau, August 23, 1963, Part  
1, Part 3 [1 lp 33 1/3 rpm]  
4
5
[Audio Recording] Voice of America, English, Press Conference  
USA with Mr. Namias of Weather Bureau, August 23, 1963, Part  
2, Part 4 [1 lp 33 1/3 rpm]  
[Audio Recording] National Science Foundation “Search-  
Encounters with Science” Four weekly Programs NSFRP-6A 4:30  
each [1 lp 33 1/3 rpm]: 1. Getting Help Where It’s Needed, Dr.  
Richard C. Larson; Massachusetts Institute of Technology; 2.  
Where the Weather comes From; Dr. Jerome Namias; Scripps  
Institution of Oceanography; 3. Thinking Machines; Dr. Arthur  
Burks, Dr. John Holland, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor; 4.  
Hair: A Medical Clue; Dr. Adon Gordus; University of Michigan,  
Ann Arbor