Mining and Welfare in United States Industry
George Oats of the United States Geological Survey speaks at the American Mining Congress in St Louis. He cites that US mineral output has risen to five and a half billion dollars, argues coal and metal production must serve welfare, notes irregular demand limits hours and efficiency, and urges balanced gains for labor, capital, and public interests.
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