Measures for Progress: A History of the National Bureau of Standards

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VIII. METALLURGY
1. Optical Metallurgy
2. Thermal Metallurgy
3. Mechanical Metallurgy
4. Chemical Metallurgy
5. Experimental Foundry
IX. CLAY AND SILICATE PROD-
UCTS
1. Whiteware
2. Glass
3. Refractories
4. Enameled Metals
5. Heavy Clay Products
6. Cement and Concreting Ma-
terials
7. Masonry Construction
8. Lime and Gypsum
9. Stone
X. SIMPLIFIED PRACTICE
1. Wood, Textiles, Paper
2. Metal Products and Construc-
tion Materials
3. Containers and Miscellaneous
Products
4. Handling Equipment and Ce-
ramics
XI. TRADE STANDARDS
1. Wood, Wood Products, Oils,
etc.
2. Metal Products
3. Textiles and Garments
4. Ceramic and Cement Products
5. Chemical and Miscellaneous
Products.
XII. CODES AND SPECIFICATIONS
1. Safety Codes
2. Building Codes
3. Building Practice and Specifications
4. Producer Contacts and Certification
5. Consumer Contacts and Labelbig
Rawdon, Dr Herbert S.
McAdam, Dr Dunlop, J. Jr.
*Jordan, Louis
Swanger, William IL
Thompson, Dr John G.
Saeger, Charles M., Jr.
Bates, Phaon H.
Geller, Roman F.
Finn, Alfred N.
Heindl, Raymond A.
Harrison, William N.
Stull, Ray T.
Tucker, John Jr.
Parsons, Douglas E.
Wells, Dr Lansing S.
Kessler, Daniel W.
Ely, Edwin W.
Schuster, George
Schuster, George
Braithwaite, William E.
Ely, Edwin W.
Fairchild, Ihler J.
Fairchild, Ihier J.
Fairchild, Ihier, J.
Ehrman, H. A.
Reynolds, Floyd W.
Reynolds, Floyd W.
McAllister, Dr Addams S.
Lloyd, Dr Morton G.
Thompson, George N.
Phelan, Vincent B.
Wray, George W.
McAllister, Dr Addams S.
1930—48
1921—24,
1930—56
1930—54
1918—19,
1930-NRF
*Jordan, to American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineering, Jan. 25,
1936.