In this fascinating oral history, the founders and key personnel of The Clarkson Company, a leading manufacturer of mineral processing equipment, share their memories and insights into the company's growth and success. From its humble beginnings in a basement workshop to its status as a global industry leader, this firsthand account is a testament to the ingenuity, hard work, and dedication of the Clarkson family and their colleagues.
This oral history transcript documents the life of Carl L. Randolph, who worked at the U.S. Borax & Chemical Corporation from 1941 to 1969. It provides a valuable first-person account of working conditions and corporate culture during that time period.
This oral history transcript provides a detailed account of the work of a metallurgist for two of the most important organizations in the mining industry. The interviewees offer insights into the challenges faced by the industry during the mid-20th century and the importance of metallurgy in the mining process. This book is an essential resource for anyone seeking to gain a deeper understanding of the history of mining and metallurgy.
Enter the world of geology, engineering, and mining with this fascinating oral history of the Cyprus Mines Corporation and its role in the Marshall Plan. From the challenges of extracting copper from the rugged terrain of Cyprus to the role of Stanford University in training engineers for this vital industry, this book offers a unique perspective on the history of mining and technology.
In this engrossing oral history, three leading engineers and scientists share their experiences and insights into the chemical and metallurgical processes involved in producing deuterium, extracting salines, and refining base and heavy metals. With firsthand accounts of the challenges, successes, and failures of these groundbreaking technologies, this fascinating volume sheds light on a crucial period of scientific and technical innovation.
In this fascinating oral history, Eleanor Swent recounts her experiences as a mine doctor's wife in Mexico during the volatile years of the 1920s. With vivid detail and personal anecdotes, Swent brings to life the challenges and rewards of living and working in a foreign country. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of Mexico and cross-cultural experiences.