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%T Minerals Yearbook, 1934, [by] O.E. Kiessling, chief economist, Division of Mineral Statistics

%A United States Congress House

%A United States Dept. of the Interior Bureau of Mines (1934- )

%A Adams, W.W

%A Allan, M.

%A Backus, H.

%A Bagley, B.W

%A Ball, Sydney H.

%A Bennit, H.L

%A Bowles, Oliver

%A Cattell, R.A

%A Clark, J.B

%A Clark, M.B

%A Coons, Altha Titsworth

%A Davis, A.E

%A Davis, Hubert

%A Dunlop, J.P

%A Emery, Alden H.

%A Fieldner, Arno C.

%A Fowler, Harry Clarence

%A Gaylord, H.M

%A Gerry, C.N

%A Hughes. H.H

%A Mitchell, A.W

%A Petar, Alice Virginia

%A Redfield, Arthur H.

%A Stoddard, B.H

%A Johnson, Bertrand L.

%A Julihn, C.E

%A Jackson, Charles F.

%A Henderson, Charles W.

%A Merrill, Charles White

%A Seibel, Clifford W.

%A Harrington, D.

%A Partridge, E.P

%A Shuey, E.T

%A Swanson, Edward Benjamin

%A Pehrson, Elmer W.

%A Shore, F.M

%A Hess, Frank L.

%A Tryon, Frederick Gale

%A Horton, Frederick Waters

%A Shea, G.B

%A Hopkins, George Randolph

%A Meyer, H.M

%A Smith, H.M

%A Rogers, H.O

%A Rue, H.P

%A Kennedy, H.S

%A Struth, Henry Julius

%A Hedges, J.H

%A Thoenen, John Roy

%A Jones, L.M

%A Kiessling, Oscar Edward

%A Hatmaker, Paul

%A Luff, Paul

%A Tyler, Paul M.

%A Ridgway, Robert H.

%A Metcalf, Robert W.

%A Turner, Scott

%A Miller, T.H

%A Young, W.H

%D 1935

%X Abrasive materials, by Oliver Bowles and A.E. Davis, p. 889

%X Antimony, by F.M. Shore, p. 477

%X Arsenic, by A.V. Petar and C.N. Gerry, p. 487

%X Asbestos, by Oliver Bowles and B.H. Stoddard, p. 1009

%X Asphalt and related bitumens, by A.H. Redfield, p. 765

%X Barite and barium products, by Paul M. Tyler and B.H. Stoddard, p. 1017

%X Bauxite and aluminum, by C.E. Julihn, p. 367

%X Carbon black, by G.R. Hopkins and H. Backus, p. 747

%X Cement, by H.H. Hughes and B.W. Bagley, p. 775

%X Chromite, by Robert H. Ridgway, p. 465

%X Clay, by Paul M. Tyler and R.W. Metcalf, p. 873

%X Coal, by H.O. Rogers and F.G. Tryon, p. 555

%X Coke and byproducts, by W.H. Young and H.L. Bennit, p. 587

%X Copper, by C.E. Julihn and H.M. Meyer, p. 53

%X Crude petroleum and petroleum products, by G.R. Hopkins, p. 653

%X Crushed and broken stone, by J.R. Thoenen, p. 829

%X Dimension stone, by Oliver Bowles and A.T. Coons, p. 799

%X Feldspar, by H.O. Rogers and R.W. Metcalf, p. 999

%X Fluid-energy relations in production of petroleum and natural gas, by R.A. Cattell and H.C. Fowler, p. 707

%X Fluorspar and cryolite, by H.W. Davis, p. 985

%X Fuel briquets, by W.H. Young and J.B. Clark, p. 645

%X Fuller's earth, by W.W. Adams and R.W. Metcalf, p. 969

%X Gold and silver, by Chas. W. Henderson, p. 25

%X Gold, silver, copper, and lead in Wyoming, by Chas. W. Henderson, p. 299

%X Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Arizona, Idaho, and Montana, by C.N. Gerry, T.H. Miller, and Paul Luff, p. 139

%X Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in California, by F.W. Horton and H.M. Gaylord, p. 149

%X Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Colorado, by Chas. W. Henderson, p. 159

%X Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Nevada, by F.W. Horton and H.M. Gaylord, p. 209

%X Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in New Mexico, by Chas. W. Henderson, p. 221

%X Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Oregon, by F.W. Horton and H.M. Gaylord, p. 235

%X Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Texas, by Chas. W. Henderson, p. 257

%X Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Utah, by C.N. Gerry and T.H. Miller, p. 261

%X Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in Washington, by C.N. Gerry and T.H. Miller, p. 287

%X Gold, silver, copper, lead, and zinc in eastern and central states, by J.P. Dunlop and H.M. Meyer, p. 191

%X Gypsum, by R.W. Metcalf, p. 849

%X Helium, by C.W. Seibel and H.S. Kennedy, p. 757

%X Index, p. 1115

%X Iron ore, pig iron, ferro-alloys, and steel, by O.E. Kiessling and H.W. Davis, p. 317

%X Lead and zinc pigments and zinc salts, by Elmer W. Pehrson and H.M. Meyer, p. 123

%X Lead, by Elmer W. Pehrson and H.M. Meyer, p. 79

%X Lime, by Paul Hatmaker and A.T. Coons, p. 861

%X List of illustrations, p. VI

%X Magnesium and its compounds, by E.P. Partridge and A.E. Davis, p. 1047

%X Manganese and manganiferous ores, by Robert H. Ridgway, p. 399

%X Mercury, by Chas. F. Jackson and H.M. Meyer, p. 385

%X Mica, by F.W. Horton and B.H. Stoddard, p. 1057

%X Mineral production in foreign countries, by O.E. Kiessling and L.M. Jones, p. 13

%X Minor metals: beryllium, bismuth, cadmium, cobalt, selenium and tellurium, tantalum and columbium, titanium, and zirconium, by Paul M. Tyler and A.V. Petar, p. 517

%X Molybdenum, by Frank L. Hess, p. 417

%X Natural gas, by E.B. Swanson and H.J. Struth, p. 723

%X Natural gasoline, by G.B. Shea, p. 737

%X Natural sodium compound and boron minerals, by A.T. Coons, p. 1075

%X Nickel, by C.E. Julihn, p. 543

%X Ore concentration, by T.H. Miller, p. 551

%X Phosphate rock, by Bertrand L. Johnson and B.H. Stoddard, p. 975

%X Platinum and allied metals, by H.W. Davis, p. 507

%X Potash, by J.H. Hedges, p. 1031

%X Precious and semiprecious stones (gem minerals), by Sydney H. Ball, p. 1079

%X Radium, uranium, and vanadium, by Frank L. Hess. p. 495

%X Recent developments in coal preparation and utilization, by A.C. Fieldner, p. 627

%X Safety in mining, by D. Harrington, p. 1097

%X Salt, bromine, calcium chloride, and iodine, by A.T. Coons, p. 929

%X Sand and gravel, by H.H. Hughes and M. Allan, p. 837

%X Secondary metals, by J.P. Dunlop, p. 303

%X Slate, by Oliver Bowles and A.T. Coons, p. 817

%X Statistical summary of mineral production, by M.B. Clark and E.T. Shuey, p. 9

%X Sulphur and pyrites, by R.H. Ridgway and A.W. Mitchell, p. 907

%X Table of contents, p. V

%X Talc and ground soapstone, by Alden H. Emery and B.H. Stoddard, p. 975

%X The chemistry and refining of petroleum, by H.P. Rue and H.M. Smith, p. 691

%X The status of the mineral industries, by Scott Turner, p. 1

%X Tin, by Charles White Merrill, p. 445

%X Tungsten, by Frank L. Hess, p. 435

%X Zinc, by Elmer W. Pehrson, p. 101

%C Washington, DC

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