Born near Preston, Missouri, on September 8, 1893, Elmer Harrison Johnson went on to earn a B.S. from Southwest Missouri State College in 1917. After working in military intelligence during World War I, he studied with noted mineral resources expert C.K. Leith at the University of Wisconsin, where Johnson earned a Ph.M. in 1921. He continued his education at a variety of institutions, including the University of Chicago, Clark University, the University of Missouri, and Harvard University. In 1925 Johnson moved to College Station, Texas, to become a geography instructor at Texas A&M University, but in 1927 he moved to the University of Texas at Austin to become an industrial geographer and economist with the Bureau of Business Research. He devoted his life to the study of Texas natural resources and was a staunch supporter of industrial development in the state. He died on June 15, 1947, and is buried in Austin.
Papers relate to the career of Johnson (1893-1947), industrial economist and geographer with the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research and staff member of Texas Business Review, and concern his research and writing on natural resources, industrialization, physiography, geology and metallurgy as well as Texas and the Southwest. Included are speeches, articles, lecture notes, reports, proceedings, press releases, and newspaper clippings.
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Elmer Harrison Johnson Papers, 1906-1950, Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin.
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| 2J48 (3419874) | | Classified files: |
| | | B. H. Weil's papers on plastic and products from petroleum, 1941-1946 |
| | | Papers on synthetic resins and plastics, 1939-1945 |
| | | Foreign trade in chemicals, 1940-1946 |
| | | Chemical industry in Texas and Southwest, 1937-1946 |
| | | Chemical industry, 1943-1946 |
| | | Texas regions |
| | | Notes on human geography |
| | | Mexico |
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| 2J49 (3419863) | | | Industrial development in the Far East, 1934 |
| | | MacGregor, the evaluation of industry |
| | | Olive oil in Italy, 1935 |
| | | Fats and their uses, 1935 |
| | | Vegetable oils: |
| | | | Vegetable oils |
| | | | Margarine industry |
| | | | Dairying and margarine industry |
| | | | Vegetable oils and animal fats |
| | | | Soy beans |
| | | | Printed material |
| | | Tin and rare metals, 1936-1937 |
| | | Economics of aluminum industry, 1936 |
| | | Economic history |
| | | Economic change |
| | | Mexico |
| | | The chemical industry |
| | | Plastics |
| | | Mining industry |
| | | Textile industry |
| | | The geographic basis of the Lancashire cotton industry |
| | | Early English cotton industry |
| | | Textile industry of New England |
| | | The Mather lecture |
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| 2J50 (4272410) | | | New frontiers |
| | | American industry, general sketch |
| | | Periods of economic history |
| | | United States population |
| | | American industries' foreign plants, April 29, 1928 |
| | | Outline for the study of industries |
| | | Ten biggest industries in the United States, 1927-1935 |
| | | Centralization of decentralization |
| | | Regional competition and shifts in industry |
| | | Industries in cities, 1935-1936 |
| | | Industrial migration |
| | | Specialization |
| | | Location of industry |
| | | Wood and pulp |
| | | Cellulose as a raw material |
| | | Summary of synthetic fibers, 1943-1945 |
| | | Articles on cellulose plastics, 1938-1945 |
| | | Rayon, 1935-1946 |
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| 2J51 (4272421) | | | Sugar |
| | | Textile industry and chemicals consumed therein, 1937-1945 |
| | | Leather industry and chemicals used in the leather industry, 1944-1948 |
| | | Essential dyestuffs and dyes |
| | | Notes on physical geography and geographic geology |
| | | West Texas historical development: |
| | | | Clippings on McKenzie, 1935-1937 |
| | | | Clippings on West Texas in general, 1935-1937 |
| | | | Historical sites in West Texas, clippings, 1935-1938 |
| | | | Barbed wire, 1931 |
| | | Miscellaneous clippings, articles and pamphlets |
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| 2J52 (4267556) | | | Frontier experiences |
| | | Newspaper clippings of articles by Robert T. Hill, 1934-1939 |
| | | Early transportation in Texas |
| | | Archeology and ethnology: |
| | | | Archeology |
| | | | Indians of Gulf Southwest |
| | | Texas history notes |
| | | Geology notes and articles, including petroleum industry and conservation |
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| 2J53 (3419138) | | | Mexico, Central America, and the West Indies |
| | | North America |
| | | Notes on Mexico by R. T. Hill |
| | | Outline of geography in America |
| | | Dr. Snider's lectures, 1944-1945 |
| | | Dr. Snider's lectures, 1945 |
| | | Canada and Alaska |
| | | Mexico and Central America |
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| 2J54 (4267523) | | | Texas summary: industry |
| | | Essentials of natural regions of Texas |
| | | Geographic dispersion of industry |
| | | Notes on North America |
| | | Chemicals used in pulp and paper industry |
| | | Geological section of Texas |
| | | Economics of Kraft paper industry |
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| 2J55 (4267512) | | | Comparative view of natural resources in Texas |
| | | Pulp and paper industry |
| | | Pulp and paper industry of southeastern United States |
| | | Chemical revolution |
| | | Economic development in Texas |
| | | Dr. C. F. Marbut's lectures on soil processes, soils, and soil regions: |
| | | | Lectures I-XIV |
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| 2J56 (4267534) | | | | Lectures XV-XVIII, XXII-XXX |
| | | Notes on regional geography |
| | | Cretaceous period |
| | | Newspaper clippings, 1931-1936 |
| | | Newspaper clippings, 1931-1937 |
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| 2J57 (4267567) | | | Exam questions |
| | | Questions on Zimmerman |
| | | Notes on soils |
| | | Notes on evaluation of culture |
| | | Dr. Snider's 1944 lectures |
| | | Growth of the corporate form in manufacturing |
| | | Wheat granaries of the world |
| | | Mexico, 1906 |
| | | Texas industry, history, culture, geology, geography |
| | | Argentina |
| | | Growth of commerce |
| | | Typescripts of articles from The Nation |
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| 2J58 (4267545) | | | Perspective elements of the world economic structure |
| | | Credit system development |
| | | World industries and commerce |
| | | Area and population |
| | | Industrial revolution |
| | | World economic development |
| | | The gold problem |
| | | Economics and government |
| | | The Sherman Act |
| | | "The Economic Consequences of a German Victory" and "Modern Geography and World Economy" |
| | | General perspective of the world economy |
| | | The war and its economic aspects |
| | | World economics vs. national policies |
| | | Industrialization and the capitalist system |
| | | World economy |
| | | Newspaper clippings |
| | | World combinations |
| | | "Behind the World Economic Upheaval" and "Reviving our trade--Some Basic Facts" |
| | | Unilever group |
| | | The sugar beet |
| | | The sugar refining industry |
| | | Soils |
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| 2J59 (3419852) | | | Lecture notes on Brazil; book review concerning Russia |
| | | Last lectures of Clark: soils |
| | | Soils |
| | | Human geography of mountains |
| | | American Sugar Refining Co. |
| | | Human geography of cities |
| | | History of geography |
| | | "Raising the Price of Wheat: A Problem for Many Nations," by Francis Delaisi |
| | | "Too Much Wheat: A Great World Dilemma," by Delaisi |
| | | Livestock industry |
| | | Sugar |
| | | Brazil and Chile |
| | | Essential characteristics of United States climates |
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| 2J60 (4267625) | | | "Agricultural Regions of Europe," by Olof Jonasson |
| | | European agriculture, 1800-1900 |
| | | Argentina |
| | | Bolivia, Ecuador, and Peru |
| | | Venezuela and Columbia |
| | | Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay |
| | | Brazil and Chile |
| | | Latin America |
| | | Modern economic science |
| | | Australia and New Zealand |
| | | Political geography of Europe |
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| 2J61 (4267501) | | | Robert T. Hill's notes, lectures, correspondence, newspaper clippings |
| | | Notes and articles on soils |
| | | Manuscripts and clippings on soils |
| | | Newspaper clippings and transcripts concerning Texas history |
| | | Manuscripts, notes, and printed material concerning economics |
| | | Mexico and the Maya country |
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| 2J62 (4267614) | | | Notes and lectures on Trans-Pecos area |
| | | A sketch of Dr. C. F. Marbut; notes on soils |
| | | Newspaper clippings and typescripts concerning Texas history |
| | | Typescripts, clippings, and printed material on population |
| | | Geology and geography |
| | | Geologic uplifts and subsidences |
| | | Mountain systems of Texas |
| | | Geographic features of Texas |
| | | Geographic geology |
| | | Geographic and geologic notes on Texas |
| | | Pioneering for deep water on Texas plains |
| | | Irrigation in Texas-New Mexico region |
| | | Underground water of arid regions |
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| 2J63 (4267636) | | | Clippings and notes on Texas regions |
| | | Clippings on Texas regions |
| | | Humble relief map prints of Texas regions |
| | | "Geography of Texas: A Supplement to Maury's Manual of Geography" |
| | | Manuscripts by Edwin Gay on business and economics; New York Times clippings |
| | | Stone Age |
| | | Red River investigations |
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| 2J64 (4267647) | | | Various notes and typescripts concerning geology |
| | | Dr. Marbut's notes and lectures on soils |
| | | Clippings on petroleum industry, etc. |
| | | Clippings on geology by Robert T. Hill |
| | | Biographical sketch of John Wesley Powell; articles concerning geology |
| | | Clippings and notes by R. T. Hill on Texas history and geology |
| | | Balcones Fault |
| | | Trinity of Texas |
| | | Notes and clippings on the Santa Fe Expedition |
| | | Clippings on Texas history by R. T. Hill |
| | | Clipping and typescript on frontier forts |
| | | Clippings on Fort Concho |
| | | Texas, Past and Present |
| | | Notes and correspondence on general geology |
| | | Southern California, re: geology |
| | | Geological and cultural observations |
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| 2J65 (4267603) | | | Climate |
| | | Agricultural problems of Europe |
| | | World agricultural policies and conditions |
| | | Manuscript, lecture, clippings on Southwest Border Region |
| | | East Texas and Coastal Plain, re: geology |
| | | Manuscript and typescript on Southwest Border Region and deserts |
| | | Clippings concerning history and geography of Southwest |
| | | Inventions |
| | | Story of the Crow Indians |
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| 2J66 (4267669) | | | American economic history |
| | | European economic history |
| | | European agriculture, economics, geography, climate, etc. |
| | | A Journey Through Texas…, 1857 |
| | | Indians |
| | | Clippings and typescripts on Texas history, mainly about Indians |
| | | Africa |
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| 2J67 (4267590) | | | The Mediterranean |
| | | South America |
| | | Brazil and Argentina |
| | | The furniture industry |
| | | Mountains, rivers, deserts in Texas, Mexico, and California |
| | | Clippings on Texas history, geology, etc. |
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| 2J68 (4267589) | | | Typescripts of magazine articles on international relations |
| | | United States economic policy |
| | | Colonial problems |
| | | United States politics and the United States economy |
| | | The Americas and the New Pacific |
| | | Population |
| | | Population development, wheat production, and wheat trade of the world |
| | | Main features in the development of industrialization before the World War (I) |
| | | Lecture notes on free trade |
| | | Lecture notes concerning trade and World War I and post-war period |
| | | Anthropology lecture notes |
| | | Geology lecture notes |
| | | Geology and science notes, clippings, miscellaneous |
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| 2J69 (4267680) | | | Resources |
| | | Gestalt concept, example: transportation |
| | | The environment |
| | | Flow and fund resources |
| | | The arts |
| | | Agents of production |
| | | Concept of energy |
| | | Social aspects |
| | | Resources and resistance |
| | | Distribution of resources |
| | | England's economy |
| | | The South |
| | | Industrial agglomeration |
| | | Population |
| | | The hierarchy of minerals and agriculture |
| | | Evolutionary social genetics |
| | | Pent-up vs. expansive social groups |
| | | Europe compared to the United States |
| | | The United States during the 20th century |
| | | The two Europes |
| | | The two Europes within the United States |
| | | Monsoonia |
| | | The Rio Grande embayment |
| | | Running the canyons of the Rio Grande |
| | | Trans-Pecos Texas |
| | | Economic progress |
| | | Population and international trade |
| | | International price movements and the conditions of agriculture in non-tropical countries |
| | | The agricultural crisis of 1875-1890 |
| | | West Texas going highbrow |
| | | Causes of international depression of agriculture |
| | | Agricultural depressions and agricultural tariffs |
| | | Expansion of production |
| | | Demand factors; accumulation of stocks |
| | | Food and population |
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| 2J70 (4267691) | | | Economic history of the United States |
| | | Passing of Western Expansion |
| | | Recent economic changes: historical parallels |
| | | Early agriculture |
| | | Economic history |
| | | Biographical sketch of R. T. Hill |
| | | Western Cross Timbers |
| | | Soils of Texas |
| | | Geology, soils, and botany |
| | | The nature of agriculture |
| | | Perennials and annuals |
| | | Foods and food resources |
| | | Wheat |
| | | Sugar |
| | | Fats and oils |
| | | Fibers |
| | | Mineral economics |
| | | Coal and petroleum |
| | | Power industry |
| | | The metals |
| | | Chemistry |
| | | Conservation |
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| 2J71 (4267578) | | | Economic aspects of our forest resources; pulp and paper industry |
| | | Natural vegetation of Texas |
| | | Industrial expansion in Texas and the Gulf Southwest |
| | | Industrial potentialities of Texas |
| | | The overland mail |
| | | The natural regions of Texas |
| | | Regional movements |
| | | Ancestral man |
| | | Casa Grande |
| | | Spanish explorers in Texas |
| | | Clippings on Texas history |
| | | Clippings on Texas and the Southwest |
| | | Red River investigation |
| | | The transformation of the desert |
| | | Agriculture |
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| 2J72 (3417686) | | | Clippings and typescripts on Texas history |
| | | Fort Griffin |
| | | Asia |
| | | Clippings on Texas |
| | | The Dutch East Indies |
| | | Running the canyons of the Rio Grande |
| | | Campaigning with MacKenzie |
| | | South American industry |
| | | Clippings and typescripts on geology |
| | | Clippings and typescripts on Texas |
| | | Gay-Williamstown Round Table |
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| 2J73 (3417653) | | | Cultural anthropology |
| | | France and the Low Countries |
| | | Russia |
| | | Germany |
| | | Scandinavia |
| | | Typescripts on geography |
| | | Typescripts concerning history and economics |
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| 2J74 (3419003) | | | Indians in Texas |
| | | Mexico |
| | | North America |
| | | The reaction of nature to man as illustrated by the North American Indians |
| | | Evaluation of culture |
| | | South America |
| | | Europe |
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| 2J75 (3419014) | | | Theory of foreign trade |
| | | Foreign trade practice |
| | | Foreign trade |
| | | Resources |
| | | Exam questions |
| | | Soil groups of Europe and Asia |
| | | Soils and flora of Europe |
| | | Werhli Carte Ethnographique et Lingusitique de L'Europe |
| | | Europe |
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| 2J76 (3419036) | | | Rivers, deserts, water supply |
| | | Coal and coke |
| | | Coal: its future prospects |
| | | Structure of the iron and steel industry |
| | | United States coal industry |
| | | World coal industry |
| | | Modern metals |
| | | The new economic order and its problems; land |
| | | Texas and the westward march of agricultural and industrial expansion |
| | | Flax, jute, tea, coffee |
| | | Tin; industrialization; mineral position of the nations |
| | | Foods America gave the world |
| | | Problem of the origin of the world's agriculture |
| | | The world centers of the origin of agriculture and the soil map of the world |
| | | The first farmers |
| | | Wild progenitors of the fruit trees of Turkestan and the Caucasus and the problem of the origin of fruit trees |
| | | Studies in the origin of cultivated plants; the geographic center of the origin of cultivated plants |
| | | Mexico and Central America as the principal center of the origin of cultivated crops of the New World |
| | | Geographic centers of the origin of cultivated plants |
| | | Studies on the origin of cultivated plants |
| | | Geographic centers of the origin of cultivated plants |
| | | New role of Central Asia in origin of cultivated plants |
| | | How cultivated plants originated |
| | | A contribution to the classification of Genus Gassypium |
| | | The evolution of culture |
| | | Nature of man |
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| 2J77 (3419047) | | | Asia |
| | | Africa |
| | | Conceptions of man with regard to the races of men; ethnology of Europe, etc. |
| | | Ethnology, etc., of Europe |
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| 2J78 (3419025) | | | The USSR; Central and Eastern Europe |
| | | International trade |
| | | Soils of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico |
| | | Economic history of the United States |
| | | Economic development of the world |
| | | Soils of China; Swedish industrial geography |
| | | Plant geography |
| | | Middle latitudes |
| | | High latitudes |
| | | Low latitudes |
| | | Climate |
| | | The world citrus situation |
| | | Russia |
| | | Agriculture of Russia |
| | | Argentina: production and trade |
| | | Irrigation |
| | | Plant geography |
| | | Larger aspects of United States oil production outside of Texas |
| | | Water resources of Texas |
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| 2J79 (3417664) | | | The geologic cycle |
| | | Texas physiography |
| | | Evolution of the continents |
| | | Oil geology |
| | | Texas geology |
| | | Oil producing districts of Texas |
| | | Texas oil production |
| | | World petroleum industry |
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| 2J80 (3417675) | | | Natural resources, science, and industry in world affairs |
| | | Texas soils |
| | | Pulp and paper industry |
| | | A cotton production program in relation to natural regions of Texas |
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| 3K105 (4266870) | | Literary productions: |
| | | Alkyd Synthetic Resins and the Field of Protective Organic Coatings |
| | | American Prairies |
| | | Another Step Forward in the Expanding Chemical Industry in Texas |
| | | Arkansas and Louisiana |
| | | Bases and Development of Modern Industry |
| | | Before the Industrial Revolution |
| | | Brief Memorandum on Geography |
| | | Brown and Black Soils |
| | | California and Rocky Mountain Fields |
| | | Chemical Components of Natural Gas |
| | | Chemical Composition of Crude Petroleum |
| | | Chemical Conversion by High Pressure Synthesis |
| | | Chemical Industries in the Post-War World with Particular Reference to Texas |
| | | Chemical Industry in Texas |
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| 3K106 (4266906) | | | Chemical Industry of Texas |
| | | Chemical Plants in Texas and Adjacent States |
| | | Coal, Petroleum, and Natural Gas as Sources of Energy and of Chemical Raw Materials |
| | | Coastal Plain and East Texas |
| | | Crop Reporting Districts of Texas |
| | | Dynamic Aspects of Texas Economy |
| | | Dynamics in Modern Industry |
| | | Economic Development in Texas |
| | | Economic Future of Texas |
| | | Essentials of Natural Regions of Texas |
| | | Essentials of the Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis |
| | | Essentials of the Natural Gas Industry |
| | | Essentials Toward an Understanding of Texas Economy |
| | | Evolution of Modern Petroleum Refining |
| | | Evolution of the American Oil Industry |
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| 3K107 (4266746) | | | Geo Maverick |
| | | Geographic Perspective |
| | | Industrial Development in the Southwest |
| | | Industrial Expansion in Texas and the Gulf Southwest |
| | | Industrial Platform for Texas |
| | | Industrial Potential of Texas |
| | | Industrial Potential of Texas and the Gulf Southwest |
| | | Industrial Potentialities of Texas |
| | | Industrial Revolution Comes into the South |
| | | Industrialization in the Southeast |
| | | Industrialization in the Southwest |
| | | Industrialization in the Southwest |
| | | Industry Continues Its Trek Southward and Westward |
| | | Industry Possibilities in Texas |
| | | Industry Possibilities in Texas |
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| 3K108 (3416537) | | | Industry possibilities in Texas |
| | | Industry Possibilities in Texas |
| | | Industry Possibilities in Texas |
| | | Industry, the Basic Factor in the World of Tomorrow |
| | | Investments in Texas Plants |
| | | Key Role of Catalysts |
| | | Key Role of Catalysts in the Chemical Industry |
| | | Keynote |
| | | Location of Industry |
| | | Magnesium Industry |
| | | Mid-Continent: Arkansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Kansas |
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| 3K109 (3416377) | | | Mid-Continent: Oklahoma and Kansas |
| | | Mid-Continent: Pacific Coastal Area |
| | | Mid-Continent Region |
| | | Migration of Chemical Industries to the Gulf Southwest |
| | | Migration of Industries to Texas |
| | | Natural Gas and Related Industries |
| | | Natural Gas in Texas and the Gulf Southwest |
| | | Natural Gas in Texas and the Southwest |
| | | Natural Gas Topics |
| | | Natural Regions |
| | | Natural Resources in World Affairs |
| | | Natural Resources, Science and Industry in the Post-War World |
| | | Natural Vegetation in Texas |
| | | Natural Vegetation in Texas |
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| 3K110 (3417085) | | | Naturally Occuring Products vs. Synthetic Substances |
| | | Oil and Natural Gas in Texas and the Southwest |
| | | Oil in Mexico and Canada |
| | | Outline of the Stratigraphy of Texas |
| | | Perspective of Natural Resources and Modern Industrialization |
| | | Petrochemical Production in Texas and Adjacent States |
| | | Petroleum Refining: Technical and Economic Aspects |
| | | Physiography of Texas |
| | | Physiography of Texas I |
| | | Physiography of Texas II |
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| 3K111 (4268901) | | | Physiography of Texas III |
| | | Position of Texas in the National Picture |
| | | Possibilities of Industrial Expansion in Texas |
| | | Problems of Post-War World Economy |
| | | Professor Dr. Curtis Fletcher Marbut |
| | | Purely Synthetic Fibers and the Synthesis of Super-Polymers |
| | | Railways and Economic Regions of the United States |
| | | Rapidly Expanding New Chemical Industry of Texas and the Gulf Southwest |
| | | Rate, Scope, and Some Implications of Industrial Development in the Past 100 Years |
| | | Raw Materials Situation of Texas and the Southwest |
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| 3K112 (4266768) | | | Raw Materials Situation in Texas Part I |
| | | Raw Materials Situation in Texas Part II |
| | | Raw Materials Situation in Texas Part III |
| | | Recapitulation of Synthetic Resins and Plastics |
| | | Recent Growth of Industry in Texas |
| | | Recent Industrial Advance in Texas |
| | | Red and Yellow Soils |
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| 3K113 (4267658) | | | Regional Analysis of Texas: Introductory |
| | | Resources Basic to the Chemical Industry in Texas |
| | | Rise of the Plastics Industries |
| | | Scope of Economic Development in Texas |
| | | Sketch of the Early Historical Development of Manufacturing in Texas |
| | | Social and Economic Background of Texas |
| | | Soil Regions of the United States |
| | | Soil Resources and Their Agricultural Utilization |
| | | Soil Resources and Their Agricultural Utilization |
| | | Soil Resources and Their Agricultural Utilization |
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| 3K114 (4266699) | | | Soil Resources and Their Agricultural Utilization |
| | | Soils: A Perspective |
| | | Soils (Miscellaneous) |
| | | Soils in World Affairs |
| | | Spectacular Growth of Synthetic Organic Chemicals |
| | | Synthetic Resins and Plastics |
| | | Synthetic Rubber |
| | | Synthetic Rubber |
| | | Synthetic Rubber Industry |
| | | Texas Enters New Era of Industrial Development |
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| 3K115 (4266702) | | | Texas Industrial Possibilities |
| | | Texas Industry in Perspective |
| | | Texas Industry in the Post-War World |
| | | Texas Industry: The Dynamic Factor in Texas' Economic Development |
| | | Texas Region, Its Resources and Opportunities |
| | | Toward an Understanding of the Geography of Texas |
| | | Towards a Perspective of Texas Oil Development |
| | | Trends in Petroleum Refining |
| | | Typical Examples of the Migration of Large Industries into Texas |
| | | United States and World Trade |
| | | United States Oil: East of the Mississippi River |
| | | United States Oil: Rocky Mountains and California |
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| 3K116 (4267498) | | | World Oil Industry Outside North America |
| | | World Oil Industry Outside North America |
| | | World Petroleum Industry |
| | | Miscellaneous materials |
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| 2.325/B99a-b, 2.325/B100a-b (4262530) | | | "An Economic Survey of the Sabine Area, Texas…" |
| | | Literary productions on geography and geology, natural resources, industrial and economic development of Texas, 1930s and 1940s |
