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    Coal Division Meets at Fairmont

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    A LUSTY baby of the Institute, the Coal Division, showed that it had acquired a full set of teeth and was capable of man's work at the Division meeting at Fairmont, W. Va., on March 26 and 27. At

    Jan 1, 1931

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    Open-Hearth Committee Meeting

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    THE second meeting of 'the Open-Hearth Committee, 'sub-division of the Iron and Steel Committee of this Institute, was held at the Hotel Cleveland, Cleveland, Ohio; on Oct. 13-15. On Oct:

    Jan 1, 1925

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    Minerals Beneficiation - Technical Notes - Particle-Size Analysis: Sedimentation Methods

    By G. W. Phelps

    The field of industrial minerals is concerned with both sieve size and distribution of sub-sieve particles. A great deal of work has been reported on the techniques designed to provide information of

    Jan 1, 1967

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    Alkaline Leaching - Other

    US 4,190,436 - In the cyanide leaching of gold ore in tailing or ore dump piles, or gold ore in vats or on pads, the ore is agitated and oxygenated by introducing timed bursts of air, along with cyani

    Jan 1, 1982

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    Select Engineer Employees Scientifically

    By F. R. Morral

    INDUSTRY has yet to find a universal solution to the problem of engineer personnel selection. Today, the choice of the right man for the right job is even more pressing than ever before. The age of th

    Jan 4, 1953

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    Beneficiation of Taconites by Pyro-Metallurgy

    By Rudolph G. Wuerker

    THE Krupp-Renn Process,[1] has been successfully used to treat low-grade iron ores, laterites, titaniferous sands, and other minerals, and before World War I1 25 units were built by the Krupp-Grusonwe

    Jan 1, 1951

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    Production - Domestic - Oil and Gas Development in Illinois and Indiana during 1932

    By T. Wasson

    The same limitations' that characterized 1931 existed in the old fields of Indiana and Illinois during 1932. Prices remained low. The average for the year for Illinois and southwestern Indiana wa

    Jan 1, 1933

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    Other Schools (7cbabd85-a693-4911-a91a-2cce3c4633d4)

    By Thomas T., Read

    IT is difficult to judge how much influence the success attained during its first year, 1864-65, by the School of Mines at Columbia had on developments in education for the mineral industry elsewhere

    Jan 1, 1941

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    Petroleum Facts and Fancies

    By F. G. Clapp

    IT is to be hoped that no casual reader will erroneously refer to the latest publication' of the Division of Public Relations of the American Petroleum Institute, as being "Petroleum Facts and Fa

    Jan 1, 1929

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    South Dakota State Geological and Natural History Survey

    South Dakota State Geological and Natural History Survey, State University, Vermillion, S D. A list of publications will be sent upon request Many of the publications are out of print A series of

    Jan 1, 1933

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    Roasting And Leaching Tailings At Anaconda, Mont. (3a900937-42c5-47ac-a6ed-e338f9ccdab2)

    Discussion of the paper of Frederick Laist, presented at the Butte meeting, August, 1913, and printed in Bulletin No. 79, July, 1913, pp. 1147 to 1162. J. C. DICK, Salt Lake City, Utah :-I would like

    Jan 11, 1913

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    Future Viewed with Optimism By the Iron and Steel Industry

    By L. F. Reinartz

    ANOTHER year has rolled by. We are twelve months further away from the start of the depression and. therefore that much nearer to recovery. The accumulated needs and wants 'of our lame, virile po

    Jan 1, 1935

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    Reminiscences of Tombstone

    By C. W. Goodale

    TOMBSTONE, a name not exactly full of cheerful suggestion, has a great record as a mineral producer and a colorful history as a frontier mining camp. The only practical route to Tombstone in the ear

    Jan 1, 1925

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    Functions and Advantages of a Company Technical Library

    By G. F. Olsen

    ON superficial consideration a technical library might be considered a luxury to the business institution that possesses one. After all, public libraries and research institutions probably contain all

    Jan 1, 1940

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