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Seaall Constitution And Bylaw Revision Ballots, December 22, 1959, Seaall

Administrative Materials

No abstract provided.

Letter To Catherine Mayberry Regarding Seaall Survey, November 20, 1959, Betty Taylor

Correspondence

A letter from Betty Taylor to Catherine Mayberry providing a report on Taylor's plans for a potential survey.

Letter To Catherine Maybury Regarding Library Manuals, November 19, 1959, Helen Gray Gillam

Correspondence

A letter from Helen Gray Gillam to Catherine Maybury discussing the development of library manuals for use with in-house training.

Letter To William Roalfe Offering Condolences Upon The Death Of Mrs. Roalfe, November 17, 1959, Stanley Bougas

Correspondence

A letter from Stanley Bougas to William Roalfe offering SEAALL's sympathy upon learning of the death of Mrs. Roalfe.

Letter To Winston Broadfoot Appointing Broadfoot To The North Carolina Library Association Constitution And Bylaws Committee, November 17, 1959, Elizabeth Hughey

Correspondence

A letter from Elizabeth Hughey to Winston Broadfoot appointing Broadfoot to the North Carolina Library Association Constitution and Codes (Bylaws) Committee for 1959-1961.

Coefficient Problems For Functions Regular In An Ellipse, Wimberly C. Royster

Mathematics Faculty Publications

No abstract provided.

Letter To Stanley Bougas Regarding Seaall Constitution And Bylaws, July 7, 1959, Catherine Maybury

Correspondence

A letter from Catherine Maybury to Stanley Bougas asking Bougas to note any updates to the SEAALL Constitution and Bylaws.

The Design Of Thin, Silica Sand-Asphalt, Wearing Surfaces For Highways And Bridges, Robert L. Florence

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

This study was performed at the Highway Materials Research Laboratory in Lexington, Kentucky. In this study the various sands were combined with a sphalt cement of penetration 60 to 70 and tested by the Marshall method to determine the physical characteristics of the mixtures. Other variables investigated were the hardness of the asphalt cement and the amount of mineral filler. A coefficient of friction was determined, by means of a laboratory testing device, for each of the mixtures.

Due to the promising results of the laboratory testing, and the successful re-surfacing of bridges with silica sand-asphalt mixtures in the New …

The Use Of Epoxy Resin For Sealing Cracks In A Reinforced Concrete Bridge, Milton Evans Jr.

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

In the summer of 1958, a special formulation of epoxy resin was used to seal hairline cracks in the safety walks of the Levisa-Fork bridge at Paintsville, Kentucky. This bridge, a reinforced concrete box girder-type, Fig. 1, developed fine cracks soon after the falsework was removed. The cracks which were typically like those in Figs. 2 and 3, occurred in two areas, each extending about 30 ft. on either side of the center piers. They were through the full depth of the slab and ranged from about .005 in. to .031 in. in width. In all, there were 55 cracks …

Densely-Graded Aggregate Base, William B. Drake

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

No abstract provided.

The Effect Of Thermal Treatment On The Engineering Properties Of Clays, George R. Laughlin

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

Of the cohesive soils the property of plasticity is usually of the most concern to the engineer. The clay minerals rather than the clay size material present in a soil determine the degree and magnitude of plastic properties. In turn, the plasticity of the clay minerals varies according to their mineralogy and particle size. Of the various types of clay minerals present in a soil, only kaolinite, illite and montmorillonite occur in sufficient abundance to be of general engineering significance.

Much prior work has been performed to alter these plastic properties of clay soils. This has been accomplished in some …

Lean Concretes Using Kentucky's Dense Graded Aggregate (Portland Cement And Ss-1 Emulsified Asphalt), James H. Havens, Milton Evans Jr.

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

Since the development of dense-graded aggregate base in Kentucky about 1952, there have been various conjectures about "auto-cementations" or "setting" of these materials when compacted and cured. In some cases, particularly when the material was limestone, they have developed rather surprising strengths, in the field as well as in the laboratory. Such displays of strength seem to be directly associated with curing (slow drying) and the possibility of re-deposition of small amounts of dissolved calcium carbonate as cement. If this is so, it might be surmised that bases which have not been "fixed" by curing and drying before surfacing may …

College Of Law Commencement Program, 1959, University Of Kentucky

Graduation Programs

No abstract provided.

Letter To Catherine Maybury Regarding The Seaall Chapter Meeting, May 21, 1959, Kate Wallach

Correspondence

A letter from Kate Wallach to Catherine Maybury regarding Maybury's attendance at the SEAALL Chapter meeting in New York.

Letter To Catherine Maybury Regarding The Seaall Chapter Meeting, May 21, 1959, Kate Wallach

Correspondence

A letter from Kate Wallach to Catherine Maybury discussing speakers for the SEAALL Chapter Meeting.

Letter To Catherine Maybury Regarding Seaall Treasurer Report, May 19, 1959, Ruth Corry

Correspondence

A letter from Ruth Corry to Catherine Maybury noting a discrepancy in the SEAALL Treasurer Report.

Letter To Catherine Maybury Regarding Seaall Files, May 18, 1959, Ruth Corry

Correspondence

A letter from Ruth Corry to Catherine Maybury alerting Maybury that Corry is sending her a box of older files relating to SEAALL.

Letter To J. Temple Gobbel Regarding The Seaall Bank Account, May 16, 1959, Ruth Corry

Correspondence

A letter from Ruth Corry to J. Temple Gobbel regarding the SEAALL bank account.

Letter To Catherine Maybury Regarding The Seaall Chapter Meeting, May 12, 1959, Kate Wallach

Correspondence

A letter from Kate Wallach to Catherine Maybury discussing plans for the SEAALL Chapter meeting and various matters related to Maybury's position as SEAALL Secretary-Treasurer.

Seaall President's Newsletter May 11, 1959, Seaall

Newsletters

No abstract provided.

Letter To Kate Wallach Regarding Seaall Bank Account, May 5, 1959, Ruth Corry

Correspondence

A letter from Ruth Corry to Kate Wallach regarding transferring the SEAALL bank account and Secretary/Treasurer files to Catherine Maybury.

Letter To Catherine Maybury Regarding Seaall Secretary-Treasurer Position, May 5, 1959, Kate Wallach

Correspondence

A letter from Kate Wallach to Catherine Maybury thanking Maybury for her willingness to serve as SEAALL Secretary-Treasurer and providing an overview of the position's duties.

Letter To Catherine Maybury Regarding Seaall Secretary/Treasurer Files, May 3, 1959, Ruth Corry

Correspondence

A letter from Ruth Corry to Catherine Maybury alerting Maybury that Corry is sending her a box of files relating to the SEAALL Secretary/Treasurer position.

Letter To Kate Wallach Regarding Seaall Bank Account, May 3, 1959, Ruth Corry

Correspondence

A letter from Ruth Corry to Kate Wallach regarding transferring the SEAALL bank account and Secretary/Treasurer files to Catherine Maybury.

Letter To Kate Wallach Regarding Seaall Secretary-Treasurer Position, May 1, 1959, Catherine Maybury

Correspondence

A letter from Catherine Maybury to Kate Wallach accepting an interim appointment as SEAALL Secretary-Treasurer.

Letter To J. Temple Gobbel Regarding The Seaall Bank Account, May 1959, Ruth Corry

Correspondence

A letter from Ruth Corry to J. Temple Gobbel regarding the SEAALL bank account.

Progress Report On Calcium Chloride Maintained Traffic Bound Roads, George R. Laughlin

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

The object of this study is to evaluate the effectiveness of calcium chloride in maintaining traffic-bound roads. Various theses propose that the use of calcium chloride will minimize the loss of granular material from the base by reducing attrition and dusting; thereby aiding in stabilization. Such theses further suggest that when the proper amount of binder or soil mortar is present, calcium chloride will preserve a more uniform moisture condition within the soil-mortar and thus hold the aggregate in place and in a more stable condition. The primary purpose of the study is not to test these theses, but rather …

Letter To Catherine Maybury Regarding Seaall Secretary-Treasurer Position, April 28, 1959, Kate Wallach

Correspondence

A letter from Kate Wallach to Catherine Maybury asking Maybury to accept appointment as SEAALL Secretary-Treasurer following Ruth Corry's resignation from the position.

Letter To Ruth Corry Regarding The Seaall Secretary-Treasurer, April 28, 1959, Kate Wallach

Correspondence

A letter from Kate Wallach to Ruth Corry informing Corry of her successor as SEAALL Secretary-Treasurer and asking Corry to send materials to Catherine Mayberry.

Letter To Betty Hancock Regarding Seaall Secretary-Treasurer, April 28, 1959, Kate Wallach

Correspondence

A letter from Kate Wallach to Betty Hancock providing contact information for SEAALL's Secretary-Treasurer.