Engineers Hear Plant Store Use
Engineers gathered in Charleston to hear W J Sieard of Jean Gas and Electric explain storekeeping for large plants. The talk linked proper stock control to profits, noting obsolete material should be junked and a skilled storekeeper can add value by reducing waste and improving material use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fdynckeon
Charleston Chhapter
American Association
Cot Engineers
W. J. Sieard
Jean Gas and Electric Company
Schols
J. Dickinson
Aspen
Junior League Committee Heads Report on Pay and Conduct
George J. Taylor described a construction site incident where a high level executive from Ussi drove an automobile repeatedly to collect and throw away wracked material, then saved costs on his large salary. He filed a report from Washington detailing a convention of the American Association of Barwineeys in Wear Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Taylor
Ussi Company
Taylor
Washington
American Association of Bawineeys
Wear
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
District of
Coal output dips again as survey reports lower production
The United States Geological Survey notes a continued drop in coal output with the week ending March 14 at about 2,029,006 tons, down from 3,483,000 the prior week and far below year’s averages. Increases in non union fields contrast with declines in union regions, while January to March totals lag behind six year benchmarks and earlier periods. Approximately 20,000 tons of anthracite were dredged from the Bunguehatoe river areas in Pennsylvania over six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sven
aIx
Jacksonville Suns
West Virginia
Hampton Howe Wis
Threeniers
New England
Ronnie
Desi Hation
Fee Farenen
Pebronurs
Bunguehatoe
Bae
Alemavia
Berwick
Loomsburg
Pennsylvania
Mines of Nova Scotia Rock Bursts Studied by Engineer
Warlington reports on a Mines Bureau study detailing rock bursts in Nova Scotia deep mines. The report cites causes from overburden weight to transit shocks, notes variations by region, and warns of sudden floor upheavals. Recommendations favor long-wall methods or hydraulic systems to reduce danger, plus better mine supervision and contracting practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waritington
Bureau of Mines
Abus
Nova Scotia
Ithee
Ries
King
New Serlia
Rive
Jim Marneenrren
Beten Columbia
South Staffordshire
Mt Rai
Waehoagtin
Utah
Tice
Long—Wall Mathoda
Hydrauc
Jong Will
Rice
Nova Suuda
Inked text from northern forest station and theft report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a security incident in New England with a satchel loss of 1.40 dollars and jewelry in Scotland Montreal context, plus a watchdog reward of 60 dollars. It mentions a South Seas rat-killer project and a dip in production of a chemical in Peru versus January figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeagtern Forest
New England
Scothand
Alan
Montreal
Harold Foot
South Seas
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Engineers Association
Junior League
MES
Wileli Staunton
The
Muale Connie
MHS
Dewey Gallaher
Talent Comendtttee
MES. Jasucs PE
Tut
Bernard Barnes
Coxtumen
Louis F. Hahn CO
Quarrier Street
Oriental
America
Louis F. Hahn Company
Lrgest
India
Kirmanshahs
Kashan
Lilihan
Serapi
Mahal
Kazak
Dabistan
Shirvan
Beluchistan
Bokharas
Kiskilm
Hamadan
Kurdistan
Anatolian
Poe
A.stein & Company
Chicago
Ney
Novia Scotia
Dominion
Phymouth
London
Whitemore Uaive
Weiner
Ehurch
England
Ulineis
Pehruery
J. Morrison
Armory
Mariks Can Company
Tennessee Pany
Morrison DE
Everybody
Sloan's
Sioan
C. J. Morrison Dept. Store CO
Millinery Department
Paris
New York
Public Service Commission
Charleston
Wheeling
Clarksburg
Morgantown
Pt. Pleasant
Grafton
Weston Buckhannon Elkins
Huntington
3&C
United Fuel Gas Company
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