Hoover, Herbert

Holmes, Edward O., Jr., 110-11 Holt, Lee Cone. See Cone, Lee Holt Hoover, Herbert, 178, 212-13 Hughes, Charles Evan, 230-31... 

Agricola. G. (1556, 1912) De re meialica (1556). Translated into English, 1912, by Herbert Hoover and Lou Henry Hoover, The Mining Magazine, London. Reprinted in facsimile by the AIME, New York, 1950 (see also entry on Agricola in Encyclopedia Briiannica, 15th edition, 1974, by R.W. Cahn). 

Georgius Agricola, 1494-1555. German metallurgist. Author of De Re Metallica, a famous Latin treatise on mining and metallurgy, which has been translated into English by Ex-president and Mrs. Herbert Hoover. See also ref. (278). 

You follow Sally s eyes that have wandered to the windowsill on which is perched a bronze bust of astronaut Neil Armstrong. On the adjacent wall is a picture of Robert Kennedy, Herbert Hoover, and Nikita Khrushchev boarding a flying saucer. 

President Herbert Hoover creates the Federal Bureau of Narcotics, headed by former Prohibition agent Harry Anslinger. Anslinger focuses much of his efforts on combating the growing popularity of marijuana among Mexican immigrants and jazz aficionados. 

Herbert Stone and Joel L. Sidel, Sensory Evaluation Practices, second edition. 1993. Tilak Nagodawithana and Gerald Reed, Enzymes in Food Processing, third edition. 1993. Dallas G. Hoover and Larry R. Steenson, Bacteriocins. 1993. 

Georg Agricola, De re metallica, trans. and ed. Herbert Clark Hoover and Lou Henry Hoover (New York Dover, 1950), 248 Ercker, Treatise on Ores and Assaying, 9. 

The public meets President Herbert Hoover s call for 10 million in donations to support Red Cross relief during the drought affecting 23 Midwestern states in the Dust Bowl. ... 

Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover said that the Bureau of Mines was created as a service bureau for the mining industry and that it is his purpose to develop its activities,... 

In that same month, the president issued another executive order establishing a permitting system for industrial pollution discharged into streams. For this purpose, Nixon invoked the Corps of Engineers authority under the Rivers and Harbors Act of 1899, revived a few years earlier after lying dormant since Herbert Hoover faced down the Corps in the oil pollution debates of the 1920s.23... 

Pratt, Corps of Engineers, pp. 67-78 Drake, Herbert Hoover, Ecologist Gorman, Redefining Efficiency, pp. 28, 112—117. 

Pratt, Corps of Engineers, pp. 91—105 Gorman, Redefining Efficiency, pp. 151-154, 215-224. Hoover vision D. M. Hart, Herbert Hoover s Last Laugh The Enduring Significance of the Associative State, "Journal of Policy History, vol. 10, pp. 419-444 (1998) E. W. Hawley, Herbert Hoover, the... 

FIGURE 18. Title page from Agricola s first book on metallurgy—the 1530 Berman-nus. The extensive mining and mineralogy book collection of President Herbert Hoover and Lou Henry Hoover lacked this exceedingly rare book. (From The Roy G. Neville Historical Chemical Library, a collection in the Othmer Library, CHF.)... 

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