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    Production - Domestic - Oil and Gas Development in Oklahoma in 1942

    By Raymond D. Sloan

    Retaining third place in crude-oil production among the nation's oil-producing states, Oklahoma's output in 1942 totaled 137,792,000 bbl., a decline of 9.4 per cent from the previous year&ap

    Jan 1, 1943

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    Production - Domestic - Oil and Gas Development in Oklahoma in 1942

    By Raymond D. Sloan

    Retaining third place in crude-oil production among the nation's oil-producing states, Oklahoma's output in 1942 totaled 137,792,000 bbl., a decline of 9.4 per cent from the previous year&ap

    Jan 1, 1943

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    Electron Diffraction Effects from Polished Zinc Surfaces (04ffb1f7-cb34-4e89-8dba-f82995be6c81)

    By M. L. Fuller

    DURING the last several years many papers have appeared dealing with the structure of highly polished metal surfaces. The awakening of interest in this subject is due to the applicability of the elect

    Jan 1, 1938

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    Reduction and Refining of Lead in 1930

    THE progress in lead smelting practice in the United States during 1930 has been along previously defined lines. Since most of the material treated is high-grade concentrate relatively high in zinc, p

    Jan 1, 1931

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    The Drift Of Things (a7e41782-b48f-4b6c-a3be-6b6e33da6fb8)

    By John V. Beall

    Early this year at the University of Arizona in Tucson, a survey was made of student opinion about the minerals industry. Over 100 of the three page questionnaires were completed and these were analyz

    Jan 1, 1971

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    Progress in Production Control

    By O. E. Kiessling

    THE Committee-on Production Control, at its meeting held during the last annual session in February, 1930, evidenced great interest in problems of stabilization affecting all mineral industries. . No

    Jan 1, 1931

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    Presidents of the Other Founder Societies

    By Fred J. Miller

    FRED J. MILLER was born in Ohio, in 1857. He had a common and high school education, supplemented by personal study and special instruction. After serving a 4-year apprenticeship and working in variou

    Jan 1, 1920

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    Oil Developments In Poland

    By Leon Orlowski

    THE oil-bearing districts of Poland are found on the slopes of the Carpathian Mountains. The oil belt extends from Gorlice southeast to Stanislawow. It is approximately 250 miles long and 30 miles wid

    Jan 3, 1925

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    New York Paper - The Copper Queen Mine, Arizona. (Discussion, 1056)

    By James Douglas

    The Copper Queen mine was opened in 1880 by Messrs. Martin, Ballard & Reilly, and the first copper-furnace was blown-in on August 20th of that year. Prior to that summer nothing but prospect-work had

    Jan 1, 1900

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    Our Future Oil Reserves

    By C. A. Fisher

    THE discovery of petroleum in Pennsylvania in 1859 marked the birth of an industry of paramount importance. Spreading from - Oil Creek, this remarkable industry may be said to have embraced the earth

    Jan 1, 1925

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    Institute of Metals Discusses Varied Topics

    By T. A. Wright

    THE-Institute of Metals Division opened on Tuesday afternoon with Wheeler P. Davey as chairman and G. E. Edmunds as vice-chairman. Four papers were on the program, two being of a fundamental character

    Jan 1, 1935

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    Do's And Don'ts Of Installation - A Designer's View

    By Allan D. Taylor

    INTRODUCTION From the designer's view, the installation starts with the first definition of the orebody, and progresses through a long and complex development. The design is affected not only

    Jan 1, 1982

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    Institute Reports on Industrial Relations

    By SIDNEY ROLLE

    ACURSORY glance through the literature on the subject reveals that the ablest minds in the land are devoting themselves to the great question of labor, of which employment is one of the fundamentals.

    Jan 1, 1921

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    Membership (98a39778-5731-4c55-9d62-8cf2be104fc2)

    NEW MEMBERS The following list comprises the names of those persons who became members during the period Feb. 10, 1916 to Mar. 10, 1916. ALLAN, FERGUS L., Min. Engr., Cons. Min. Engr., Mexico Mine

    Jan 4, 1916

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    New Haven Paper - Geology of Southwestern Texas

    By E. T. Dumble

    Introduction..........914 I. Topography,........915 The Nueces Basin........915 The Coastal Slope...........918 Streams..........919 II. Geology..........921 Eocene..........923 Basal Beds .....

    Jan 1, 1903

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    Utilization of Coal-Mine Waste in Concrete

    By H. Herbert Hughes

    ECONOMISTS have predicted that the present business depression ultimately may pay big dividends to industry through the cumulative savings resulting from technical improvements and merchandising advan

    Jan 1, 1932

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    Technology, Economics, Government, and Progress

    By Harold G. Moulton

    IT is highly significant that engineers should seriously consider the interrelations of technology, economics, and government. It is indicative of the emergence of maladjustments and problems that per

    Jan 1, 1938

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    An Electron Diffraction Study Of Oxide Films Formed On Iron, Cobalt, Nickel, Chromium And Copper At High Temperatures

    By E. A. Gulbransen, J. W. Hickman

    ONE of the important factors that determine the resistance of a metal or alloy to further chemical reaction is the structure of the superficial oxide film A thorough understanding of the physical and

    Jan 1, 1946

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    New Ideas Rife At Cleveland-Cliffs

    By John V. Beall

    Cutting costs and increasing safety with new ideas is the byword with The Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co. on the Marquette Range in Michigan. Among the new ideas being tried out are mechanical shaft mucking

    Jan 1, 1949

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    Smelting and Labor at a Mexican Copper Mine

    By LEONARD S. AUSTIN

    THE works of The Boleo Mining Co. are situated at Santa Rosalia, Lower California, on the opposite side of the Gulf of California from Guaymas, the, nearest railroad town. The copper deposits were dis

    Jan 1, 1929