TABLE OF CONTENTS 1949

 

January/February Whole #208 24:1-2
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CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY
2
ATOMIC ENERGY AND THE MINING BUSINESS: AN INVITATION John K. Gustafson 3
POSSIBLE DRAINAGE CHANGES IN THE LEHIGH VALLEY AS SUGGESTED BY AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE ORIGIN OF LEIBERT'S GAP IN THE READING HILLS R. E. Myers 9
ROBINSON EDITS The Puget-Sounder
17
THE FAMOUS PETRIFIED WOOD RUSSELL FORESTS OF WASHINGTON E. S. Bateman 18
VARISCITE INCIDENT RECALLED Fred Dustin 23
A GEOLOGIC ODYSSEY THRU THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO, CANADA Joel Halpern 24
THE BRIDGEWATER COPPER MINE FROM THE COLLECTOR'S STANDPOINT W. H. Hayes 27
OBSIDIAN ARTS OF ANCIENT AMERICA John L. Crow 30
ALLANITE FROM GODHAAB, SOUTH GREENLAND A. J. Boucot 35
DANBURITE LOCALITY NEAR RUSSELL, N. Y. Wallace Clark 36
GEOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. HOW PEBBLES ARE ROUNDED Peter Zodac 37
VACATION PROSPECTING IN MICHIGAN Charles F. Gritzner 38
MEMORIAL OF THOMAS I. MILLER Gilman S. Stanton 39
THE MICRO MOUNTER Leo N. Yedlin 40
ROCK FILMING MACHINE INVENTED
41
COLLECTOR'S COLUMN A. Cal Lector 42
MEMORIAL OF HORACE S. WILLIAMS Gilman S. Stanton 43
WHY DO I LIKE TO BUY FROM DEALERS!
44
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
45
THE HISTORY OF THE HOBBY HOUSE Florence A. Holden 46
SCREENING OF VISUAL AIDS HELD BY PUBLISHERS
47
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES
48
CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES
49
ROCKS AND MINERALS ASSOCIATION
62
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
112
 
 
March/April Whole #209 24:3-4
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CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY
114
WORLD'S DEEPEST BOREHOLE GOES DEEPER
114
COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY OF MINERALS Lloyd W. Fisher 115
TRIP TO AGATE, NEBR. Mrs. Nick Mueller 123
ROCK-HUNTING INCREASES ENJOYMENT OF LIFE Helen Kennedy 124
COSMIC SEDIMENTS George Heilborn 136
COLORADO PLATEAU PROGRAM John K. Gustafson 137
THE NEWENHAM PENINSULA OF ALASKA Frank H. Waskey 140
GEODES AT GARDEN PARK, COLO. Glenn R. Scott 142
TURQUOISE - A PIECE OF SKY TURNED TO STONE G. Keith Hodson 144
RECENT VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS
147
HISTORIC RINGWOOD MINES SOLD
148
HUGE ZIRCON FROM AUSTRALIA Geo. W. Chambers 149
THE 230 SPACE GROUPS Charles A. Belz 150
NEW JERSEY STATE GEOLOGIST SPEAKS AT EXCHANGE CLUB
154
MINERALS - ELECTRONICS - RESEARCH Frank Ellis Brown 155
TWO MEMBERS APPOINTED TO AEC ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON RAW MATERIALS
156
THE MICRO MOUNTER Leo N. Yedlin 156
A GOOD DAY AT PROSPECT PARK, N. J. T. Orchard Lisle 153
AEC OFFICIALS DISCUSS COLORADO PLATEAU PROGRAM AND CARIBOU MINE
159
THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY. HOT ROCKS Lucille Sanger 160
COLLECTORS' COLUMN. A. Cal Lector 162
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
163
GEOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. PLANTS GROWING ON ROCK WALLS P. Zodac 163
CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES
164
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES
171
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
224
 
 
May/June Whole #210 24:5-6
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HERBERT M. W. HAVEN (OBIT. NOTICE) Ruth H. Wentworth 266
MAJOR CLASSES OF URANIUM DEPOSITS
267
THROUGH SCOTLAND WITH DR. IAN CAMPBELL John A. Quinn 268
CHICAGO MUSEUM NOTES
269
HAVE YOU A TITANIA IN YOUR COLLECTION? T. O. Lisle 270
ZONOLITE FORMS THREE NEW DIVISIONS AS BASIS FOR EXPANSION
272
COLLOQUIALISMS AID COLLECTING C. Henry King 273
COLLECTING IN ANTIQUE SHOPS Rev. Carl J. Erickson 274
COLLECTORS' COLUMN A. Cal Lector 275
U. S. CIVIL SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES
275
THE MICRO MOUNTER Leo Yedlin 276
WORLD'S DEEPEST BOREHOLE IN WYOMING
277
URANIUM SUPPLIES (STATEMENT OF DAVID LILIENTHAL)
278
CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES
280
THE PROSPECTOR (A POEM) D. H. Bell 289
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
336
CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY
226
CARNEGIE MUSEUM - PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE EXPEDITION TO COLORADO (1948) David M. Seaman 227
A TRIP THROUGH PENNSYLVANIA
238
SOME TOURMALINE NOTES Maj. Gen. Julian S. Hatcher 239
ORE FROM MINE AT FRIEDENSVILLE BY 1951, MIT TOLD
244
TRIP TO MEXICO Peter Zodac 245
WORLD NEWS ON MINERAL OCCURRENCES
254
SYDNEY H. BALL (OBIT. NOTICE)
259
AUSTRALIA'S BENTONITE AIDS SECONDARY INDUSTRY Charles Lynch 260
FOR THE BEGINNER IN MINERAL COLLECTING Sandy Rodgers 261
REVIEWING THE NARRAGANSETT BASIN Anthony Thurston 262
 
 
July/August Whole #211 24:7-8
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CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY
338
COLOMBIAN EMERALD SOURCES Ronald L. Ives 339
A PHOSPHORESCENT EXPERIMENT Owen Hoffman 345
IRON HILL IRON MINE C. Henry King 346
THE FITCHBURG ROLLSTONE Prof. Charles Palache 347
TRIP TO MEXICO. PART 2. Peter Zodac 350
PHANTOM 'CHURCH' D. Ellis Lit 356
SUSQUEHANNA ONCE 4 MILES WIDE, 100 FEET DEEP IN MARIETTA AREA
357
WORLD NEWS ON MINERAL OCCURRENCES
358
COLLECTING APATITE CRYSTALS AT DURANGO, MEXICO Lours W. Vance 368
NOTED TRUMBULL MINE CLOSED TO COLLECTORS
371
STRUCTURE AND MINING IN WILLIAMSON AND FRANKLIN COUNTIES, ILLINOIS Arthur H. Doerr 372
STORY IN STONE (POEM) Robert Tesmer 375
WORLD'S DEEPEST BOREHOLE ABANDONED
375
SQUAW PEAK MINE Edison Thacker 376
BLUE-JOHN AS FACETED GEMS
377
DID ANCIENT MOUND BUILDERS GET MICA FROM NORTH CAROLINA DEPOSITS?
378
THE SAPPHIRE FIELDS OF ANAKIE S. J. Squires 380
F & M COLLEGE HONORS JOHN W. PRICE, SR.
382
RECORD SIZE CRYSTALS AT PROSPECT PARK, N. J. T. O. Lisle 384
THE WORLD'S ONLY 'LECHATELIEROLOGIST' E. Carl Sink 385
6TH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF NAT. SPEL. SOC. W. J. Foster 386
GEOLOGIST SAYS 2 IDLE PENN. MINES MIGHT AGAIN YIELD ORE
388
NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL NEWS RELEASE
389
TECH. ASSISTANT PROJECT FOR NORWAY
389
MINERAL WEALTH OF WESTERN STATES
390
DOMINICAN SALT PRODUCTION TO BE RAISED
391
N. JERSEY SOCIETY VISITS BEDFORD, N. Y. K. B. Kauth 392
FOR THE BEGINNER IN MINERAL COLLECTING. PART 2. Sandy Rodgers 394
COLLECTOR'S COLUMN A. Cal Lector 395
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES
396
BERYL LOCATION IN SOUTH DAKOTA
397
THE MICRO-MOUNTER Leo N. Yedlin 398
CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES
400
LAPIDARY EQUIPMENT CO. ANNOUNCES NEW LAPIDARY ARBOR
408
 
 
September/October Whole #212 24:9-10
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CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY
450
MUSICAL SAND: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE G. H. Goodenough 451
MRS. ALLEN OPENS FLORIDA MUSEUM
454
A DAY AT THE BILBAO MINE, ZACATECAS, MEXICO Louis W. Vance 455
SECOND REPORT ON UNUSUAL LIMONITE FORMS FROM VAN BUREN CO., MICH. Jeff Hill 458
ROCKHOUND HEAVEN (A POEM) French Morgan 461
A TRIP TO CRYSTAL RIVER, FLORIDA Mrs. Rena Allen 462
QUEEN OF FLUORESCENT MINERALS (T.O.L.)
465
TRIP TO MEXICO, PART 3. Peter Zodac 466
MINERALS William C. Casperson 476
LET ME TAKE YOU ON A ROCK TRIP A. A. Porter 478
OUR TRIP TO THE YARRANGOBILLY CAVES, AUSTRALIA N. H. Seward 479
AN UNUSUAL MINERAL SPECIMEN FROM NEAR RAVENA, N. Y. H. V. Hamilton 481
NO. JERSEY SOCIETY VISITS ROXBURY STA., CONN. Katherine B. Kauth 482
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES
485
RAMBLING OF A ROCK HOUND R. F. Henley 486
FLUORESCENCE AND OUR FLAG Ruth H. Wentworth 488
TEKTITE OCCURRENCE IN AUSTRALIA H. H. Batchelor 490
PART OF HISTORY OF COLLECTING AT PATERSON, N. J. W. H. Hayes 491
NOTES ON THE ECTON MINE, MONT. CO., PENN. A. J. Boucot 492
THE GILLETTE QUARRY, HADDAM NECK, CONN. Helen Stobbe 496
HUGE PETRIFIED TREE FOUND IN SOUTH DAKOTA
502
WEST ROCK TUNNEL, NEW HAVEN, CONN. (T.O.L.)
481 & 503
THE MICRO MOUNTER Leo N. Yedlin 504
THE INSIDE STORY OF TITANIA T. Orchard Lisle 506
COLLECTOR'S COLUMN. BERYL
507
CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES
508
SERMONS IN THE ROCKS Constance P. Trott 516
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
560
 
 
November/December Whole #213 24:11-12
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A VISIT TO LOS LAMENTOS, MEXICO LOUIS W. VANCE 570
TRIP TO RED TOP MT., WASH. C. H. ROBINSON, SR. 574
TAXABILITY OF MINERAL SUBSTANCES
579
TRIP TO MEXICO, PART 4. PETER ZODAC 580
OILMEN FIND A HIDDEN CRATER
592
A SOUVENIR OF COBALT
593
MY MINERAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE 1949 SEASON E. LAWRENCE SAMPTER 594
NATIVE COPPER IN A N. J. QUARRY T. ORCHARD LISLE 597
MOUNT ANTERO MINERAL PARK
598
AMERICA'S HARDEST GRANITE - A BIG HOLE - SPHALERITE AS GEM
599
A STORY OF COPPER EDWIN S. ROTH 600
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES
603
NORTH CAROLINA GOLD RUSH OF 1842 JEFF HILL 604
COMMENTS ON LIMONITIC 'FULGURITES' HERBERT O. ALBRECHT 606
GIFT BAGS AT CONVENTION
607
SOME RECENT FINDS IN MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE D. M. SEAMAN 608
THE MIDWEST CONVENTION JOHN F. MIHELCIC 609
A NEW SOCIETY IS BORN CLARK HARRISON 610
THE AMATEUR LAPIDARY. LAPIDARY NOTES J. HARRY HOWARD 612
CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES
619
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
670
GENERAL INDEX OF AUTHORS AND CONTENTS FOR 1949
671
CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY
562
THE CROTON POINT MORAINE CECIL H. KINDLE 563
RAMBLINGS OF A ROCKHOUND R. F. HENLEY 569

 

 

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