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The Missouri Miner, May 03, 1932 May 1932

The Missouri Miner, May 03, 1932

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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The Missouri Miner, April 26, 1932 Apr 1932

The Missouri Miner, April 26, 1932

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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The Missouri Miner, April 19, 1932 Apr 1932

The Missouri Miner, April 19, 1932

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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The Missouri Miner, April 12, 1932 Apr 1932

The Missouri Miner, April 12, 1932

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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The Missouri Miner, April 05, 1932 Apr 1932

The Missouri Miner, April 05, 1932

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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The Missouri Miner, March 29, 1932 Mar 1932

The Missouri Miner, March 29, 1932

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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The Missouri Miner, March 15, 1932 Mar 1932

The Missouri Miner, March 15, 1932

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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The Missouri Miner, March 08, 1932 Mar 1932

The Missouri Miner, March 08, 1932

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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The Missouri Miner, March 01, 1932 Mar 1932

The Missouri Miner, March 01, 1932

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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The Missouri Miner, February 23, 1932 Feb 1932

The Missouri Miner, February 23, 1932

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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The Missouri Miner, February 16, 1932 Feb 1932

The Missouri Miner, February 16, 1932

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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The Missouri Miner, February 09, 1932 Feb 1932

The Missouri Miner, February 09, 1932

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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The Missouri Miner, February 02, 1932 Feb 1932

The Missouri Miner, February 02, 1932

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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The Missouri Miner, January 26, 1932 Jan 1932

The Missouri Miner, January 26, 1932

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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The Missouri Miner, January 19, 1932 Jan 1932

The Missouri Miner, January 19, 1932

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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The Missouri Miner, January 12, 1932 Jan 1932

The Missouri Miner, January 12, 1932

The Missouri Miner Newspaper

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Highway Bridge Design And Construction In Missouri, James Lingan Pasley Jan 1932

Highway Bridge Design And Construction In Missouri, James Lingan Pasley

Professional Degree Theses

"The design and construction of highway bridges is a subject so broad and includes so many different specialized branches of engineering that volumes would be required to discuss the matter in any detail. With this in mind, the writer will attempt to cover in the following paper only a brief outline of the different phases of the work and to show how a number of the special problems are handled by the Bureau of Bridges of the Missouri State Highway Department. The writer, having had seven years experience as detailer, designer, engineer of construction assignments, and chief draftsman with this …


Mining Methods At The Arevalo Mine, El Chico, Hidalgo, Mexico, John Gay Reilly Jan 1932

Mining Methods At The Arevalo Mine, El Chico, Hidalgo, Mexico, John Gay Reilly

Professional Degree Theses

"The Arevalo Mine of the Cia.de Real del Monte y Pachuca is located nine kilometers north of the City of Pachuca, Hidalgo, Mexico. It is reached by an excellent automobile road from Pachuca. Several different branches of the Mexican Railway System place Pachuca within easy access of the different entries of Mexico"--The Arevalo Mine, Location, page 1.


The Public Health Engineer's Part On A Health Program, Walter Eric Casey Jan 1932

The Public Health Engineer's Part On A Health Program, Walter Eric Casey

Professional Degree Theses

"In this work the Public Health Engineer should not be confused with the Sanitary Engineer as the term is commonly used today. The Sanitary Engineer is primarily a designer or builder. He is, in fact, a civil and hydraulic engineer specializing in a rather restricted field, confined for the most part to works relating to municipal water supply and sewage. The Public Health Engineer on the other hand is primarily a student and worker in the field of public health. The range of his activities is wider, and his training and knowledge are of essentially different character. It is not …


Ventilation At The Portovelo Mines, John Paul Harmon Jan 1932

Ventilation At The Portovelo Mines, John Paul Harmon

Professional Degree Theses

"This paper was written with two objects in view: (1) To describe in detail what has been done toward the ventilation of the main unit of the Portovelo mines and the results; (2) to give information that may be useful to anyone who may have to make a preliminary mine ventilation survey, with recommendations for the improvement of the existing system and finally the maintenance of the improved system"--page 1.


Preparation And Use Of Maps For Highway Purposes, Homer A. Hollingshead Jan 1932

Preparation And Use Of Maps For Highway Purposes, Homer A. Hollingshead

Professional Degree Theses

"The Illinois highway system consists of about 10,000 miles of primary (state) roads, and 20,000 miles of secondary (county) roads.

The preparation of plans for a primary and secondary highway system of such size is an obvious step prior to construction and maintenance.

In order to coordinate administration, location, surveys, right of way, construction, maintenance, traffic, legal and political activity, maps of various scales and types are required.

This treatise will consider the types and classes of maps used by the state of Illinois for the purposes mentioned"--Part I.


Missouri S&T Magazine, January 01, 1932, Miner Alumni Association Jan 1932

Missouri S&T Magazine, January 01, 1932, Miner Alumni Association

Missouri S&T Magazine

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A Study Of Water Supply Districts In St. Louis Where Excessive Waste Of Water Has Occurred, Randall Anthony Scheer Jan 1932

A Study Of Water Supply Districts In St. Louis Where Excessive Waste Of Water Has Occurred, Randall Anthony Scheer

Professional Degree Theses

"The City of St. Louis contains within its city limits, according to the latest census, 870,000 people. The City is supplied with filtered water from two sources, one on the Mississippi River at the Chain of Rocks and the other on the Missouri River at Howard Bend. This water is distributed to consumers through 1,170 miles of water pipe and 147,912 service taps. Included in this distribution system are 14,334 fire hydrants and 16,884 valves. Every pipe joint, every fire hydrant, every valve and every plumbing fixture is a potential source of leakage, and it has become necessary to develop …


Development Of An Artificial Substitute For Firestone, Joseph Edwin Stevens Jan 1932

Development Of An Artificial Substitute For Firestone, Joseph Edwin Stevens

Bachelors Theses

"Firestone is a natural occurring silica rock which is cut up into brick and shapes and used for lining cupolas. This rock is found in the east, mostly in Pennsylvania. It is dense, having a porosity of 5.6% raw and 16% after firing to cone 18. Its volume expansion upon firing was calculated to be 19.2%. Its appearance shows that it is evidently fine grained silica bonded with a small amount of clay and siliceous cement. This rock has such desirable characteristics for use in cupola linings that it would be of great importance to duplicate this rock synthetically in …


The Effect Of Grain Sizing On The Strength And Porosity Of Refractory Grog Bodies, Robert Stafford Green Jan 1932

The Effect Of Grain Sizing On The Strength And Porosity Of Refractory Grog Bodies, Robert Stafford Green

Bachelors Theses

"The object of this work was to determine the effect of grain sizing on the strength and porosity of grog bodies. The investigation was carried out by the general method of making up bars of varying grain composition and testing them for strength and porosity"--page 1.


Concentration Of An Oxidized Lead Ore From Southeast Missouri, Robert Edward Evans Jan 1932

Concentration Of An Oxidized Lead Ore From Southeast Missouri, Robert Edward Evans

Masters Theses

"In the main ore bodies of the Southeast Missouri Lead Belt the lead occurs as galena disseminated in dolomite. The concentration in the mills is by tabling and flotation. The grade of the concentrates and the recovery of the galena are excellent. However, in certain areas of some of the mines ore has been developed that does not concentrate so readily. Because of its reddish brown color this ore is known locally as "red ore", and the presence of oxidized lead has been suspected. The purpose of this investigation was to determine the extent to which oxidized lead minerals were …


Factors Affecting The Electrolytic Deposition Of Small Amounts Of Lead As Lead Dioxide And The Composition Of The Deposit, Thomas Gordon Day Jan 1932

Factors Affecting The Electrolytic Deposition Of Small Amounts Of Lead As Lead Dioxide And The Composition Of The Deposit, Thomas Gordon Day

Masters Theses

"The purpose of this investigation is to determine the best conditions for the quantitative deposition of lead when the content of this element is below 5 milligrams and to study the composition of the deposited PbO₂. The following conditions were studied during the course of the investigation. 1. The maximum amounts of copper and zinc permissible for the quantitative determination of lead. 2. Methods of separating lead from zinc when the latter element is present in amounts greater than are permitted in the determination of the lead. 3. The separation of lead from copper when this element is in greater …


Investigations Of Diversion On The Lower Mississippi River, Elmer John Sperling Jan 1932

Investigations Of Diversion On The Lower Mississippi River, Elmer John Sperling

Masters Theses

"The purposes of this investigation were severally as follows: (a) To determine the feasibility of digging pilot channels to scour out channels through the Beouf and Atchafalaya basins of sufficient size to handle the project flows contemplated for these basins in time of superflood. (b) To determine the best forms of the pilot channels and the best approximate dimensions. (c) To determine velocities conducive to erosion, transportation, and deposition; the manner and rate of enlargement under below-bank, bankful, and overbank flows; and the character of trace to be expected after enlargement of the proposed channels. (d) To investigate any suggested …


A Study Of Poverty And Dependency In Phelps County For 1931, Arthur Royal Powell Jan 1932

A Study Of Poverty And Dependency In Phelps County For 1931, Arthur Royal Powell

Masters Theses

"The Ozark Region of Missouri is rapidly undergoing a definite social and economic change. thru markedly improved methods of communication and transportation the eighteenth century culture of this region is being metamorphosed into a twentieth century culture. Where the Ozarker of a generation ago was a strongly individualistic frontiersman in his outlook on life, he is now in the process of becoming a citizen of a larger and more complex society. The telephone, the radio, and the concrete highway, together with the cheap automobile, have made the customs and many of the folkways and mores of the Ozark people obsolete, …


A Study Of Some Methods Of Concentrating Uranium And Radium In Carnotite Ore, H. L. Gibbs Jan 1932

A Study Of Some Methods Of Concentrating Uranium And Radium In Carnotite Ore, H. L. Gibbs

Masters Theses

"Carnotite ore is a source of radium and it is the recovery of this element which is chiefly sought in its treatment. The radium results from the radioactive disintegration of uranium which is one of the constituents of the yellow mineral carnotite. The ores are largely low grade. Higher grade pockets occur scattered in the deposits and because of their irregular occurrence are not easily located. The larger low grade deposits which are more easily accessible contain considerable quantities of calcium carbonate and oxide minerals. These cause a high consumption of the acid used in the chemical treatment of the …