TY - GEN

AU - United States Congress House

AU - United States Dept. of Commerce Bureau of Mines (1925-1934)

AU - Adams, W.W

AU - Backus, H.

AU - Bagley, B.W

AU - Bennit, H.L

AU - Berquist, Frederick E.

AU - Bowles, Oliver

AU - Clark, M.B

AU - Coons, Altha Titsworth

AU - Corse, John M.

AU - Davis, A.E

AU - Davis, C.W

AU - Davis, Hubert

AU - Dunlop, J.P

AU - Emery, Alden H.

AU - Fieldner, Arno C.

AU - Fowler, Harry Clarence

AU - Galiher, C.

AU - Gerry, C.N

AU - Harrington, D.

AU - Mitchell, A.W

AU - Kraemer, Albert John

AU - Petar, Alice Virginia

AU - Redfield, Arthur H.

AU - Stoddard, B.H

AU - Johnson, Bertrand L.

AU - Julihn, C.E

AU - Wright, C.W

AU - Jackson, Charles F.

AU - Henderson, Charles W.

AU - Merrill, Charles White

AU - Phillips, E. Roland

AU - Partridge, E.P

AU - Shuey, E.T

AU - Swanson, Edward Benjamin

AU - Pehrson, Elmer W.

AU - Shore, F.M

AU - Hess, Frank L.

AU - Tryon, Frederick Gale

AU - Horton, Frederick Waters

AU - Shea, G.B

AU - Hopkins, George Randolph

AU - Meyer, H.M

AU - Rogers, H.O

AU - Hughes, Harry Herbert

AU - Hedges, J.H

AU - Thoenen, John Roy

AU - Herlihy, K.V

AU - Smith, L.A

AU - Von Bernewitz, Max Wilhelm

AU - Kiessling, Oscar Edward

AU - Hatmaker, Paul

AU - Luff, Paul

AU - Tyler, Paul M.

AU - Kudlich, R.H

AU - Santmyers, Reigart Meredith

AU - Ridgway, Robert H.

AU - Turner, Scott

AU - Miller, T.H

AU - Heikes, V. C.

AU - Young, W.H

TI - Minerals Yearbook, 1932-33, [by] O.E. Kiessling, chief economist, Division of Mineral Statistics

PY - 1933

N2 - Abrasive materials, by Paul Hatmaker and A.E. Davis, p. 647

N2 - Antimony, by F.M. Shore, p. 311

N2 - Arsenic, by Paul M. Tyler and C.N. Gerry, p. 319

N2 - Asbestos, by Oliver Bowles and B.H. Stoddard, p. 745

N2 - Asphalt and related bitumens, by A.H. Redfield, p. 555

N2 - Barite and barium products,, by R.M. Santmyers and B.H. Stoddard, p. 753

N2 - Bauxite and aluminum, by C.E. Julihn, p. 207

N2 - Carbon black, by G.R. Hopkins and H. Backus, p. 545

N2 - Cement, by H.H. Hughes and B.W. Bagley, p. 565

N2 - Chromite, by L.A. Smith, p. 299

N2 - Clay, by R.H. Kudlich and K.V. Herlihy, p. 639

N2 - Coal, by F.G. Tryon and H.O. Rogers, p. 381

N2 - Coke and byproducts, by F.E. Berquist and H.L. Bennit, p. 419

N2 - Copper, by C.E. Julihn and H.M. Meyer, p. 27

N2 - Crude petroleum and petroleum products, by G.R. Hopkins, p. 459

N2 - Crushed and broken stone, by J.R. Thoenen, p. 595

N2 - Dimension stone, by Oliver Bowles and A.T. Coons, p. 577

N2 - Feldspar, by H.O. Rogers and C. Galiher, p. 735

N2 - Fluorspar and cryolite, by H.W. Davis, p. 723

N2 - Fuel briquets, by W.H. Young and J.M. Corse, p. 451

N2 - Fuller's earth, by W.W. Adams and C. Galiher, p. 709

N2 - Gold and silver, by Chas. W. Henderson, p. 11

N2 - Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Arizona, Idaho, Montana, Utah, and Washington, by C.N. Gerry and Paul Luff, p. 101

N2 - Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in California, Nevada, and Oregon, by V.C. Heikes, p. 121

N2 - Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, South Dakota, and Wyoming, by Chas. W. Henderson, p. 137

N2 - Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in the eastern and central states, by J.P. Dunlop and H.M. Meyer, p. 145

N2 - Gypsum, by R.M. Santmyers, p. 617

N2 - Iron ore, pig iron, ferro-alloys, and steel, by O.E. Kiessling and H.W. Davis, p. 177

N2 - Lead and zinc pigments and zinc salts, by E.W. Pehrson and H.M. Meyer, p. 87

N2 - Lead, by C.W. Wright and H.M. Meyer, p. 53

N2 - Lime, by Paul Hatmaker and A.T. Coons, p. 629

N2 - List of illustrations, p. VI

N2 - Magnesium and its compounds, by E.P. Partridge and A.E. Davis, p. 777

N2 - Manganese and manganiferous ores, by R.H. Ridgway, p. 243

N2 - Mercury, by Charles F. Jackson and H.M. Meyer, p. 225

N2 - Mica, by F.W. Horton and B.H. Stoddard, p. 787

N2 - Minor metals: beryllium, bismuth, cadmium, cobalt, selenium, tantalum, tellurium, titanium, and zirconium, by Paul M. Tyler and A.V. Petar, p. 347

N2 - Molybdenum, by Frank L. Hess, p. 259

N2 - Natural gas, by E.B. Swanson, p. 517

N2 - Natural gasoline, by G.B. Shea, p. 535

N2 - Natural sodium compounds and boron minerals, by A.T. Coons, p. 795

N2 - Nickel, by Charles White Merrill, p. 369

N2 - Ore concentration, by T.H. Miller, p. 377

N2 - Petroleum-refinery technology, by A.J. Kraemer, p. 511

N2 - Phosphate rock, by Bertrand L. Johnson, p. 701

N2 - Platinum and allied metals, by C.W. Davis and H.W. Davis, p. 337

N2 - Potash, by J.H. Hedges, p. 763

N2 - Precious and semiprecious stones (gem minerals), by M.W. Von Bernewitz, p. 799

N2 - Radium, uranium, and vanadium, by Frank L. Hess, p. 327

N2 - Recent developments in coal utilization, by A.C. Fieldner, p. 433

N2 - Safety in mining in 1932, by D. Harrington, p. 809

N2 - Salt, bromine, calcium chloride, and iodine, by A.T. Coons, p. 687

N2 - Sand and gravel, by H.H. Hughes and E.R. Phillips, p. 603

N2 - Secondary metals, by J.P. Dunlop, p. 165

N2 - Statistical summary of mineral production, by M.B. Clark and E.T. Shuey, p. 7

N2 - Sulphur and pyrites, by R.H. Ridgway and A.W. Mitchell, p. 669

N2 - Table of contents, p. V

N2 - Talc and ground soapstone, by Alden H. Emery and B.H. Stoddard, p. 715

N2 - Technical developments in petroleum and natural gas production, by H.C. Fowler, p. 497

N2 - The status of the mineral industries, by Scott Turner, p. 1

N2 - Tin, by Charles White Merrill, p. 281

N2 - Tungsten, by Frank L. Hess, p. 271

BT - United States congressional serial set ; serial set no. 9762

BT - House document / 73rd Congress, 1st session. House ; no. 104

CY - Washington, DC

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