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1 330 1919 Walter Curran Mendenhall USGS GK Gilbert: biographical outlines
2 330 1919 Charles Doolittle Walcott† Smithsonian Institution (Secretary) Gilbert in his administrative relations
3 330 1919 Frederick Leslie Ransome USGS Gilbert as the student and expounder of geologic structure
4 330 1919 Herbert E. Gregory Yale University Gilbert, the physiographer and explorer
5 330 1919 William Clinton Alden USGS Gilbert, the glaciologist
6 330 1919 Robert Simpson Woodward Carnegie Institution Gilbert, the physicist and mathematician
7 330 1919 John Henry Renshawe USGS Gilbert, the topographer
8 331 1919 Ralph Arnold Industry The economic value of paleontology
9 331 1919 Eugene Wesley Shaw USGS Stratigraphy of the Gulf coastal plain
10 331 1919 Gaillard Sherburne Rogers USGS The origin of the salt domes of the Gulf coast
11 332 1919 Francois Emile Matthes USGS Relief shading of topographic maps
12 332 1919 Oscar Edward Meinzer USGS Quantitative methods of estimating ground water supplies
13 333 1919 Robert Browning Sosman Geophysical Laboratory Note on volcanic explosions
14 333 1919 Edward Oscar Ulrich USGS Newly discovered examples of oscillation of Paleozoic seas
15 334 1919 Charles Edwin Van Orstrand USGS Temperatures in some deep wells in the United States
16 334 1919 Edward Willard Berry Johns Hopkins University Present tendencies in geology: I. paleontology
17 334 1919 Edgar Theodore Wherry US Department of Agriculture Some practical applications of crystallography
18 335 1919 George Willis Stose USGS Manganese deposits of the Appalachian Valley of Virginia and Tennessee
19 335 1919 Hugh Dinsmore Miser USGS Manganese deposits of the Batesville District, Arkansas
20 335 1919 Ernest Lester Jones Jr. US Coast and Geodetic Survey Manganese deposits of the Colorado River desert region
21 335 1919 Joseph Thomas Pardee USGS Manganese deposits of the northwestern states
22 335 1919 Ernest Francis Burchard USGS Manganese deposits of Cuba
23 335 1919 Donnel Foster Hewett USGS Summary: manganese deposits
24 336 1919 Alfred Hulse Brooks USGS Some problems relating to the war in Europe
25 337 1919 Charles Hamilton Lee California State Water Commission Experiences in supplying water to our army at the Front
26 337 1919 Kirk Bryan USGS Habits of thought of a geologist applied to military problems
27 337 1919 Adolph Knopf USGS Present tendencies in geology: II. Metalliferous deposits
28 338 1919 Eugene Wesley Shaw USGS Present tendencies in geology: III. Stratigraphy
29 338 1919 Marcus Isaac Goldman USGS General character, mode of occurrence and origin of glauconite
30 338 1919 George Rogers Mansfield USGS General features of glauconite marls of New Jersey
31 338 1919 Edward Oscar Ulrich USGS Paleozoic glauconitic zones and suggestions as to their origin
32 339 1919 Reginald Aldworth Daly Harvard University Present tendencies in geology: IV. Tectonic geology: changes of land and ocean levels
33 339 1919 Edward Oscar Ulrich USGS Differential movements of continental surface as determined by stratigraphy
34 340 1919 Donnel Foster Hewett USGS Heart Mountain overstressed near Cody, Wyoming
35 340 1919 Clyde Polhemus Ross USGS Geology of the lower Gila region, Arizona
36 340 1919 Kirk Bryan USGS Geology and physiography of the Papago country, Arizona
37 341 1919 Edward Oscar Ulrich USGS Major causes of land and sea oscillations. (Presidential Address)
† GSW Founder
Edward Oscar Ulrich was President in 1919
George Hall Ashley was 1st VP in 1919
H. S. Gale was 2nd VP in 1919
William Bayard Sr. Heroy was Treasurer in 1919
Raymond Smith Bassler was Meeting Secy in 1919
Ralph Walter Stone was Council Secy in 1919
Henry Gardiner Ferguson was on the Council in 1919
Donnel Foster Hewett was on the Council in 1919
Eugene Stebinger was on the Council in 1919
Lloyd Williams Stephenson was on the Council in 1919
Roger Clark Wells was on the Council in 1919
Frank Hall Knowlton was VP-WAS in 1919
George Willis Stose was Chair of the Program Committee in 1919
Charles Butts was Chair of the Auditing Committee in 1919