Centennial of engineering, 1852-1952: Fid-Bau Portal

Centennial of engineering, 1852-1952

Proctor, C.S.

Centennial issue in commemoration of 100th anniversary of American Society of Civil Engineers: Engineers Face Major Responsibilities in Next Hundred Years, C.S.PROCTOR; Century of Progress in Civil Engineering, J.K.FINCH; Construction -- Growing Field for Civil Engineer, D.W.WINKELMAN; World's Best Highway System Produced by Modern Equipment, A.N.CARTER; Labor-Management Problems in Construction Industry, L.C.ROGERS; Mechanization has Revolutionized Construction Work, F.DONALDSON; Construction by Contract Method, H.E.FOREMAN; Good Concrete Depends on Good Aggregate, R.F.BLANKS; Suretyship-Stabilizing Factor in Construction Industry, E.R.HIGGINS; Modern Excavation Methods and Equipment, H.H.E VERIST, Jr; Civil Engineering Looks to Future, J.B.WILBUR; Engineers Must be Upgraded to Solve Manpower Shortage, S.C.HOLLISTER; American Highways -- How to Measure Their Adequacy, R.E.JORGENSEN; Highway Maintenance, R.M. WHITTON; Changing Picture in Highway Traffic, D.G. MICKLE; Our Expanding Cities Demand Good Planning, L.V. SHERIDAN; Social and Economic Implications of Irrigation Development, J.W. DIXON; Progress in Irrigation Engineering, L.N.McCLELLAN; Water Law in United States, S.T. HARDING; Progress in Earth-Dam Design and Construction in United States, T.A.MIDDLEBROOKS; Municipal Refuse Collection Practice Analyzed, E.A.PEARSON, B.P.HASKELL and N.B. JONES; Outstanding Achievements in Water Supply and Treatment, H.E.JO RDAN; Radioactive Contamination, Continuing Problems in Water Supply, R.J.MORTON; Photogrammetry Comes Into its Own, G.D.WHITMORE and M.M. THOMPSON; One Hundred Years of Water Power, W.F.UHL; Trend Toward Multipurpose Developments, J.S.BOWMAN; Modern Hydraulic Dredging -- Product of Experience, C.H. GIROUX; Bucket Ladder Dredges Pay Off, C.M.ROMANOWITZ and H.A.SAWIN; Wood as Engineering Material, L.J. MARKWARDT; Survey of Timber Highway Bridges in United States, R.ARCHIBALD; Laminated Timber Permits Flexibility of Design, A.D.FREAS; High-Strength Bolts -- New Concept in Structural Connections, T.R.HIGGINS and E.J.RUBLE; California's All-Welded Viaduct Points Way to Improved Design, L.C.HOLLISTER; Sequence and Continuity Mark Modern Welding Practice, R.W.BINDER.