Metal-mine Accidents in the United States During the Calendar Year 1931: 1932-1934

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U.S. Government Printing Office, 1932 - Accounting - 43 pages

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TitleMetal-mine Accidents in the United States During the Calendar Year 1931: 1932-1934
Issues 367-378 of Accounting System and Office-management Procedure for Medium-size Metal Mines, Albert E. Keller
Bulletin (United States. Bureau of Mines), United States. Bureau of Mines
Issues 367-378 of Coal-mine Accidents in the United States, 1931, William Waugh Adams
Issues 367-378 of Explosion Tests of Pittsburgh Coal Dust in the Experimental Mine, 1925 to 1932, Inclusive, Harold Putnam Greenwald
Issues 367-378 of High-temperature Specific-heat Equations for Inorganic Substances, Kenneth Keith Kelley
Issues 367-378 of Iron Oxide Mineral Pigments of the United States, United States. Bureau of Mines
Issues 367-378 of Metal-mine Accidents in the United States During the Calendar Year 1931, William Waugh Adams
Issues 367-378 of Petroleum Refinery Statistics, 1930, George Randolph Hopkins
Issues 367-378 of Static Electricity in Nature and Industry, Paul Gordon Guest
Issues 367-378 of Underfeed Combustion, Effect of Preheat, and Distribution of Ash in Fuel Beds, Percy Nicholls
AuthorsAlbert E. Keller, George Randolph Hopkins, George Samuel Rice, Hewitt Wilson, Kenneth Keith Kelley, Paul Gordon Guest, Percy Nicholls, William Waugh Adams, Harold Putnam Greenwald, L. E. Geyer, Henry C. Howarth, L. Chenoweth
ContributorsUnited States. Bureau of Mines, Jelke Barkesdale, Henry Heilbronner Symons, Clyde McKeever Laizure, Richard Wellington Smith, Benjamin LeRoy Miller, University of Washington
PublisherU.S. Government Printing Office, 1932
Original fromThe Ohio State University
Digitized27 Jul 2016
Length43 pages
  
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