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    John Fritz Medal Presented to Herbert Hoover

    By AIME AIME

    THE John Fritz Gold Medal for 1929 was presented to Herbert Hoover at the Executive Mansion on April 25, at a luncheon given by Mr. Hoover to present and past members of the Board of Award, preceding

    Jan 1, 1929

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    Friday Morning Session, April 26 1940 - Minutes

    By Open-Hearth Steel

    I received a telegram yesterday from Mr. J. H. Nead saying that he regretted circumstances had come up which prevent his attending the meeting, but that arrangements have been made and Mr. T. S. Washb

    Jan 1, 1940

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    Arizona Meeting, September 18 To 26, 1916

    For the first time in its history the Institute will hold a meeting in the State of Arizona. A few years ago Arizona stood third in the copper-producing districts of the United States. Since that time

    Jan 8, 1916

  • AIME
    Appendix C - Weights And Measures.

    By Herbert Clark Hoover, Lou Henry Hoover

    As stated in the preface, the nomenclature to be adopted for weights and measures has presented great difficulty. Agricola uses, throughout, the Roman and the Romanized Greek scales, but in many cases

    Jan 1, 1950

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    Petroleum Division Meets at Tulsa

    By AIME AIME

    TWO days of solid discussion, with barely time out for meals, characterized the Tulsa meeting of the Petroleum Division. It was preeminently an earnest gathering devoted to technical matters. Sessions

    Jan 1, 1930

  • AIME
    52. Mountain City Copper Mine, Elko County, Nevada

    By Edward C. Stephens, Robert R. Coats

    High-grade copper ore was discovered in 1932 in the long-dormant Mountain City (Cope) mining district, Elko County, Nevada. From 1932 to 1947, the one producing mine in the district, the Mountain City

    Jan 1, 1968

  • AIME
    Lehigh Valley Mineral Industries Conference

    THE Lehigh Valley Section is planning with a num-ber of other organizations a three-day conference, April 25, 26 and 27, with field visits to cement, slate and steel plants in the vicinity of Easton,

    Jan 3, 1928

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    Sand Filling through Pipes and Boreholes

    By Lucien Eaton

    THE use of filling in mines is less common in the United States than it is in Europe, where in some places it is required by law. In most cases the filling is placed by hand, and the material used for

    Jan 1, 1932

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    75th Anniversary Celebration Marks All-Time High in AIME Meetings

    By AIME

    IN the parlance of Hollywood, it was a super-colossal meeting. In the more restrained language of engineers, the Institute's 75th Anniversary Celebration attracted the largest crowd ever; was the

    Jan 1, 1947

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    Genesis of Clay Minerals

    By Ernst A. Hauser

    IN a paper published three years ago,' the term "silicic chemistry" was used for the first time to emphasize the increasing importance of the chemistry of silicon in science and technology. The d

    Jan 1, 1952

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    Mining - Basic Considerations for Long-Distance Solids Pipelines in the Mineral Industries (MINING ENGINEERING. 1961, vol. 13. No. 8. p. 976)

    By R. Costantini

    The author discusses the promising future of the use of pipelines for transportation of ore slurries over long distances, citing existing installations. Various criteria and factors affecting the use

    Jan 1, 1961

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    Forthcoming Meetings Of Societies (4eb955a1-76c0-431d-adba-b2404738bdb8)

    Organization Place - Date 1918 American Iron and Steel Institute New York, N. Y. May American Water Works Association :.. St. Paul, Minn. May 20-25 American Institute of Chemical Engineers Berlin,

    Jan 5, 1918

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    Has the Coal Mining Industry an Adequate Technique - It Has Not, Concludes the Author, Who Makes a Severe Arraignment of Present Conditions Within the Industry, and Advises Engineering Analysis of Problems as the Remedy

    By Eugene McAuliffe

    THE last obtainable figures of the value of the coal mining investment are those contained in the U. S. Census Reports, from data gathered in 1919. The values shown therein and set forth below cover l

    Jan 1, 1926

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    Annual Review – Beneficiation in 1955

    By Will Mitchell

    The classical definition of a beneficiation engineer as one who treats an ore in order to separate and discard worthless fractions by essentially physical means is obsolete. Technology in the professi

    Feb 1, 1956

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    Library (6e0f285f-f604-4626-8c51-55e3edd83306)

    THE IRON HUNTER. By Chase S. Osborn, pp. 316, Ills. 10. The MacMillan Company, New York. 1919. An autobiography, the story of a Hoosier boy who fought his way to manhood and power through early misfo

    Jan 11, 1919

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    Progress In Commercial Applications Of Zinc

    By J. A. Singmaster

    IT will perhaps be wise to define my terms in begin-ning to talk about my subject, especially so where the popular and commercial terminology are as con-fused as they are in the case of zinc. While ou

    Jan 6, 1927

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    New York Precious Metals - Manufacture of Sterling Silver and Some of Its Physical Properties (with Discussion)

    By Robert H. Leach, C. H. Chatfield

    This paper gives a brief summary of the process of manufacture of sterling silver, and some of its more important physical properties, as observed in conlmercial production of rolled sheet and wire. A

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    Industrial Minerals - Latest Practice in Burning Cement and Lime in Europe

    By O. G. Lellep

    Modern shaft kilns in Europe are fully mechanized and burn cement of acceptable quality at 700,000 Btu per bbl and lime at 3.2 million Btu per net ton. Rotary kilns for cement have increased in therma

    Jan 1, 1955

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    Institute of Metals Division - Annealing Twins and Coincidence Site Boundaries in Zone-Refined Aluminum

    By K. T. Aust

    The occurrence of annealing twins in high-purity aluminum resulted in the formation of grain boundaries having orientation relationships which correspond to a high density of coincidence sites. The re

    Jan 1, 1962