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%T Mineral Resources of the United States, 1931. O.E. Kiessling, chief economist, Division of Mineral Statistics. Part I. -- Metals

%A United States Congress House

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

%A Clark, M.B

%A Davis, Hubert

%A Dunlop, J.P

%A Gerry, C.N

%A Heikes, V. C.

%A Henderson, Charles W.

%A Hess, Frank L.

%A Julihn, C.E

%A Kidd, R.L

%A Kiessling, Oscar Edward

%A Luff, Paul

%A Merrill, Charles White

%A Meyer, H.M

%A Miller, T.H

%A Pehrson, Elmer W.

%A Petar, Alice Virginia

%A Ridgway, Robert H.

%A Shuey, E.T

%A Smith, L.A

%A Tyler, Paul M.

%D 1933

%X Antimony, by Paul M. Tyler, p. 51

%X Arsenic, bismuth, selenium, and tellurium, by C.N. Gerry and H.M. Meyer, p. 9

%X Bauxite and aluminum, by C.E. Julihn, p. 17

%X Chromite, by L.A. Smith, p. 103

%X Cobalt, by P.M. Tyler and A.V. Petar, p. 71

%X Copper, by C.E. Julihn and H.M. Meyer, p. 575

%X Gold and silver, by J.P. Dunlop, p. 679

%X Gold, silver, and copper in Wyoming, by C.W. Henderson, p. 233

%X Gold, silver, and lead in South Dakota, by C.W. Henderson, p. 227

%X Gold, silver, copper, and lead in Texas, by C.W. Henderson, p. 315

%X Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Arizona, by C.N. Gerry and T.H. Miller, p. 377

%X Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in California, by V.C. Heikes, p. 633

%X Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Colorado, by C.W. Henderson, p. 511

%X Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Idaho, by C.N. Gerry and T.H. Miller, p. 437

%X Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Montana, by T.H. Miller, p. 479

%X Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Nevada, by V.C. Heikes, p. 601

%X Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in New Mexico, by C.W. Henderson, p. 297

%X Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Oregon, by V.C. Heikes, p. 667

%X Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Utah, by C.N. Gerry and Paul Luff, p. 543

%X Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Washington, by C.N. Gerry and T.H. Miller, p. 467

%X Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in the eastern states, by J.P. Dunlop, p. 1

%X Introduction, by O.E. Kiessling, p. A1

%X Iron ore, pig iron, and steel, by H.W. Davis, p. 117

%X Lead and zinc pigments and salts, by E.W. Pehrson, p. 211

%X Lead, by E.W. Pehrson, p. 351

%X Manganese and manganiferous ores, by R.H. Ridgway, p. 153

%X Mercury, by P.M. Tyler and H.M. Meyer, p. 191

%X Molybdenum, by P.M. Tyler and A.V. Petar, p. 75

%X Ore-concentration statistics, by T.H. Miller and R.L. Kidd, p. 417

%X Platinum and allied metals, by H.W. Davis, p. 89

%X Prefatory note to the reports on gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc, by O.E. Kiessling, p. A113

%X Secondary metals, by J.P. Dunlop, p. 317

%X Silver, copper, lead, and zinc in the central states, by J.P. Dunlop and H.M. Meyer, p. 237

%X Summary, by M.B. Clark and E.T. Shuey, p. A5

%X Table of contents, p. II

%X Tantalum, by P.M. Tyler and A.V. Petar, p. 81

%X Tin, by C.W. Merrill, p. 331

%X Titanium, by P.M. Tyler and A.V. Petar, p. 83

%X Tungsten, by F.L. Hess, p. 43

%X Vanadium, uranium, and radium, by F.L. Hess, p. 185

%X Zinc, by E.W. Pehrson, p. 265

%C Washington, DC

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