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Author
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| Clyde Williams – President of the AIME, 1947 |
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| Convalescent Europe – Personal Observations of What Is Going On There |
Mudd, Harvey S. |
| Bagdad Copper Adopts Open-Pit Mining – Mill Tonnage Is Increased Tenfold and Costs Greatly Reduced |
Dickie, Ernest R. |
| The New "Crime" of Silver: Who’s Guilty? – Producers Hold They Should Receive the Monetary Price, $1.29; Consumers Argue for Free Open Market as an Industrial Metal – The Producers’ Side |
McCarron, Pat |
| Iron Ore Reserves of the Lake Superior District - Shortage of High-Grade Must Make Some Companies Turn Shortly to Taconite Concentration or Imported Ore |
Davis, E. W. |
| Who's Grabbing the Oil Bearing Tidelands Off California? |
Sawyer, Dwight L. |
| Mineral Economics - Physical Output of Mineral Products Declined Slightly in 1946 But Value Reached a New Peak - Prospects for 1947 Excellent |
Pehrson, Elmer W. |
| Mining Geology – Developments of New Ore Impressive; Entirely New Techniques Unnecessary |
Hulin, Carlton D. |
| Mining Practice – Improved Methods Cut Costs and Increase Ore Reserves - Mechanical Equipment Improves Workers’ Efficiency – Shaped Charges and Fusion Piercing Prove Effective |
Bucky, Philip B. |
| Metallurgy of Lead - New Developments in Direct Smelting - Sintering Improved - Refineries Increase Mechanization |
Turnbull, A. D. |
| Aluminum and Magnesium – Technology Goes Ahead Even With Curtailed Production |
Sullivan, John D. |
| Mineral Industries Education – Revised Curricula Emphasize Basic Sciences – Research Departments Organized – Adequate Staffs Still Lacking |
Cudworth, James R. |
| Zinc Metallurgy – Some Plant Expansion Seen - Laborsaving Processes Popular |
Peirce, W. M. |
| Ore Concentration and Milling – Greater Utilization of Gravity Methods For Finer Sizes Seen in Current Practice |
Rose, E. H. |
| Eastern Magnetite – Strikes Responsible for Major Production Drop |
Linney, J. R. |
| Ferrous Physical Metallurgy – Results of Wartime Research Work Now Being Made Available |
Miller, R. F. |
| Health and Safety in Mining - Accident Rates Continue Downward Trend in Spite of Labor Difficulties |
Fellman, Carl M. |
| Recent Developments in the Physical Metallurgy of Copper and Copper Alloys, and in Equipment and Practice |
H. L. Burghoff – France, W. D. |
| Nonmetallic Industrial Minerals – Production Continues High to Meet Heavy Postwar Demands – Several New Developments of Interest |
Josephson, G. W. |
| Ferroalloying Materials – Demand Heavy for Most Products Though Not Equal to Wartime |
Briney, R. M. |
| Mining Geophysics – Progress Reported From Many Countries - Airborne Magnetometer an Outstanding New Development |
Lundberg, Hans |
| Petroleum Industry - Foreword |
Beardmore, H. F. |
| The Coal Industry – Foreword |
Hebley, Henry F. |
| Philip Kraft - Director AIME |
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| Metals, Minerals and Research – Scientific Research, Developed Rapidly in World War II, Is Held the Country's Greatest Resource |
Williams, Clyde |
| Problems and Procedure in Acquiring Foreign Mineral Properties |
Wright, Charles Will |
| Hard Alloys Go Underground – Tungsten Carbide Insert Bits - a Revolutionary Development in Rock Drilling |
Wimpfen, Sheldon P. |
| Ferrous Production Metallurgy in 1946 |
Winkler, T. B. - Marsh, J. S. |
| Raymond Frank Baker – Director, AIME, 1945-1947 |
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| What Management Expects of an Engineer – Factors in an Employe's Work and Personality That Lead to Promotion |
Rubel, A. C. |
| What To Do About Our Iron Ore Reserves – Exploration Now Will Assure Continuance of This Valuable Asset – Government Aid Needed |
Pork, Charles F., Jr. |
| Employer Practice Regarding Engineering Graduates – EJC Committee on Economic Status of the Engineer Submits Preliminary Report |
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| Clyde Evarts Weed - Director, AIME |
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| Enrollment in Mineral Engineering Schools at All-Time High |
Plank, William B. - F. Bloecher, William, Jr. |
| 75th Anniversary Celebration Marks All-Time High in AIME Meetings |
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| William Wallace Mein - Director, AIME |
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| Pros and Cons of Teaching Engineering - Top-Level Engineers Are Demanded and Industry Wants Them Too |
Brick, R. M. |
| Tribulations of a Small-Mine Operator – Red Tape Worms Make Operation Difficult – Efficient Managing Offsets Rising Costs |
Hazen, H. L. |
| Some Recent Trends in Prospecting: Chemical, Biogeochemical, and Geobotanical Methods |
Rankama, Kalervo |
| Zirconium and Its Applications – High Production Cost Deters General Use of Adaptable Element |
Raynor, W. M. |
| Edmund Arnold Anderson - Chairman, Institute of Metals Division, AIME |
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| Aptitudes and Engineering Careers |
Mills, John |
| Industrial Minerals of North Carolina – Pegmatites Worked for Many Products |
Stuckey, Jasper L. - Hunter, Charles E. – Murdock, Thomas G. |
| Natural Gas for the Northeastern Seaboard |
Terry, Lyan F. |
| Mineral Industry Educational Trends – Basic Sciences and Technology Plus Liberal Courses Produce Well-Rounded Engineers |
McLaughlin, Donald H. |
| How the St. Joseph Lead Company Grew – A Forward-Looking Management Builds a Great Enterprise From a Small Missouri Mine |
Cornell, Irwin H. |
| "Lead Belt" Geology – Growth from Surface Diggings to Major Operation Effected by Diamond Drilling |
Wagner, R. E. |
| Mining Practice in Southeast Missouri |
Jones, E. A. - Casteel, L. W. - Clifford, T. J. - Wykoff, B. T. – Turley, L. L. |
| Milling Practice in Southeast Missouri - Combination of Gravity and Flotation Methods Handles Nearly 25,000 Tons Daily |
Stahl, H. R. |
| The Herculaneum Smelter - Sintering, Blast-Furnace Smelting, and Refining Produce Chemical and Corroding Grades of Lead |
Isbell, W. T. |
| Tri-State Operations of the St. Joseph Lead Company - Drilling Jumbos and Mechanical Loading Enable Continued Production |
Blake, Ross |
| Geology and Exploration at the Edwards and Balmat Mines, N. Y. – Irregular Replacement Makes Systematic Development Difficult |
Brown, John S. |
| Mining Practice at the Edwards and Balmat Mines – High Production at Low Cost Made Possible by Systematic Methods |
Jones, M. G. |
| Milling Practice at the Edwards and Balmat Mines – High Recovery of Zinc Made on Complex Balmat and Simple Edwards Ore |
Burns, J. Jay |
| The Josephtown Electrothermic Zinc Smelter - Progressive Plant Expansion Increases Zinc and Zinc Product Supply |
Najarian, H. K. |
| Compania Minera Aguilar, S. A. - Mining Lead and Zinc in Argentine Andes Presents Many Problems |
McGilvra, D. B. |
| Mining Methods at Aguilar – Timber Shortage Dictates Cut-and-Fill Stoping – Variable Ore Requires Skillful Operators |
Redfield, F. F. – Wade, D. M. |
| Milling Practice at Aguilar |
Lew, Wing L. |
| Early History of the Mine La Motte Area |
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| A New Profession - "Mineral Engineering" – and Its Background – Progress of Ore Dressing in the Last 75 Years |
Taggart, Arthur F. |
| Thomas Savier Washburn - Chairman, Iron and Steel Division, AIME |
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| An American Mining Engineer Visits the British Isles –Thirty Days in Ireland, Scotland, and England |
McAuliffe, Eugene |
| Nababeep and O'okiep - U. S. Engineers Responsible for Namaqualand's New Copper Production |
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| Solving a Steel Production Problem – Scrap Shortage Limits Output – Sinter a Promising Substitute |
Hoffman, Arnold |
| Competitive Fuel Prices – Current Price Trends Favor Use of Petroleum Fuels |
McIntosh, A. J. |
| Engineering Training for Professional and Civil Life – A Proposal to Produce Well-Rounded Engineers – An Educational Plan Is Suggested for Postgraduates |
Crout, John S. |
| Reducing Failures in Metal Parts – What a Practicing Metallurgist Needs to Know About Design |
Focke, Arthur E. |
| Must the United States Have A Petroleum Shortage – An Independent Producer Claims A Free Market Will Provide Crude Oil To Meet All Demands |
Fell, Harold B. |
| Clear Fused Quartz - Unique Nieder Process Makes Slugs From Quartz Powder Mechanically |
Ladoo, Raymond B. |
| Research Opportunities Offered by U. S. Colleges – Many Scholarships, Assistantships, and Fellowships in Mineral Technology Available |
Wimpfen, Sheldon P. |
| David Douglas Moffat - Director, AIME |
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| Preserve the Cornish Pump - Huge Engines, Some Used in England Even Now, a Monument to the ingenuity of the Cornish Miners |
Kemp, James T. |
| What Needs Doing in Ore Dressing – A Briton Looks at American Technique |
Pryor, Edmund J. |
| Earning Capacity of the Engineer - Engineers' Joint Council Publishes "The Engineering Profession in Transition" |
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| Mining Active in the Empire State - War-Stimulated Magnetite Mines Have Bright Future |
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| Raw Materials for Iron and Steel Making - Interdependent Characteristics Affect the Geologist, Mining Engineer, Metallurgist, and Plant Operator |
Graham, Herbert W. |
| The Discovery of Cercapuquio – In Which the Author Explains How He First Got Rich |
Baragwanath, John G. |
| Government Aids to the Mining Industry - Scope of Participation Should Aid Private Enterprise |
Tyler, Paul M. |
| Evan Evans - Chairman, Coal Division, AIME |
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| Oil Refining from the Modern Viewpoint – A Multitude of New Processes and New and Improved Products |
Egloff, Gustav |
| Continuous Ore Transport - Belt Conveyor Design and Application |
Rausch, R. W. |
| Underground Plants for Storage, Fabrication, and Assembly - Underground Plants Will Provide Protection for Storage, Fabrication, and Assembly |
Wimpfen, Sheldon P. |
| The California Oil Outlook – How Forecasts Are Made - Possible Sources of Oil Products |
Minckler, R. L. |
| A Five-Year Plan for Engineering Education – New Curricula Provide Full Development of the Engineer |
Joseph, T. L. |
| Joseph L. Gillson - Chairman, Industrial Minerals Division, AIME |
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