TABLE OF CONTENTS 1950 |
| January/February | Whole #214 | 25:1-2 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 2 | |
| A DESCRIPTION OF THE QUARTZ MINERALS FOUND AT BAYARD, NEBR. | Richard S. Mitchell | 3 |
| TWO NEW MINERALIGHTS ON MARKET | 7 | |
| GARNETS IN THE LAND DOWN UNDER. PART 1. | John N. Trainer | 8 |
| EXPEDITION TO MT. APATITE, MAINE | Constance P. Trott | 17 |
| A HALITE OCCURRENCE IN MAINE | Peter Zodac | 19 |
| ARIZONA STATE FAIR MINERAL SHOW | Ida Smith | 20 |
| WHAT ABOUT THE COLLECTOR-DEALER | A. Busted Dealer | 22 |
| FULGURITE HUNTER MAKES 'KILLING' | Mayme Myers | 23 |
| NEWARK SOCIETY VISITS FRANKLIN, N. J. | Peter Zodac | 24 |
| SOME OBSERVATIONS ON A SOJOURN THRU EUROPE. PART 1. | Joel M.Halpern | 28 |
| POCKET SIZE ALPHA-COUNTER | 34 | |
| RAMBLINGS OF A ROCKHOUND | R. F. Henley | 35 |
| THE OAKS CORNERS, N. Y., LIMESTONE QUARRY | Claude H. Smith | 39 |
| WORLD NEWS ON MINERAL OCCURRENCES | 40 | |
| QUARTZ 'DIAMONDS' IN OLIVINE BASALT | Arthur W. Clark | 50 |
| GLYCERINE POPULAR IN AUSTRALIA | 51 | |
| A PERIDOTITE BODY IN THE LARAMIE MOUNTAINS, WYOMING | John P. Albanese | 52 |
| FORMATION OF LIMONITE TUBES | S. Butler | 55 |
| THE MICRO-MOUNTER | Leo N. Yedlin | 56 |
| MINERAL JAUNT TO SOUTH DAKOTA | Howard E. Jackson | 58 |
| FUKUI EARTHQUAKE | 59 | |
| MOLYBDENUM IS VITAL NEED IN MOST SOILS | T. R. Henry | 60 |
| LARGE NUGGETS IN U. S. NATIONAL MUSEUM | 60 | |
| COLLECTORS' COLUMN | A. Cal Lector | 61 |
| BICKFORD BUYS NOYES COLLECTION | 61 | |
| ADDENDA TO GILLETTE QUARRY ARTICLE | 61 | |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 62 | |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | 112 | |
| March/April | Whole #215 | 25:3-4 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 114 | |
| SOME OBSERVATIONS ON A SOJOURN THRU EUROPE. PART 2. | Joel Martin Halpern | 115 |
| FIELD TRIP (A POEM) | F. E. Schiller | 122 |
| RARE EARTH DEPOSITS FOUND IN CALIFORNIA | 123 | |
| CAVES OF WEST VIRGINIA | 123 | |
| GARNETS IN THE LAND DOWN UNDER. PART 2. | John N. Trainer | 124 |
| AN EPSOMITE OCCURRENCE IN THE TINTIC DISTRICT, UTAH | Fred F. Meissner | 132 |
| THE OCCURRENCE AND ASSOCIATION OF MILLERITE AND FLUORITE IN LIMESTONE QUARRIES OF ST. LOUIS, MO. AREA | J. A. Schraut, Jr. | 134 |
| FULGURITES | Paul Hurd | 135 |
| POUND OF TEA ISLAND, MAINE | Peter Zodac | 136 |
| INSIGNIA CONTEST OF THE AMERICAN FEDERATION CONTEST | 138 | |
| DEEPEST MINE SHAFT IN NORTH AMERICA | 138 | |
| CONVENTION BULLETINS TO ALL MINERAL SOCIETIES | 138 | |
| COBALT, CANADA, MINES ARE BEING REOPENED | 139 | |
| SAMPLING CAPE MOUNTAIN CASSITERITE | Leo H. Satz | 140 |
| MORE NOTES ON ORCHARD HILL, ELMSFORD, N. Y. | Evelyn Waite | 144 |
| AERIAL FIELD TRIP PLANNED FOR AMERICAN FEDERATION CONCLAVE | 145 | |
| ROCKS AND MINERALS OF THE MOON | Jeff Hill | 146 |
| ATTENTION NORTH CAROLINA COLLECTORS | 147 | |
| GEORGE R. HOWE OBITUARY NOTICE | Charles F. Marble | 147 |
| WORLD NEWS ON MINERAL OCCURRENCES | 148 | |
| SUGGESTIONS FOR PROTECTION OF FRAGILE SPECIMENS | W. J. Foster | 155 |
| SOME MINES OF OXFORD COUNTY, MAINE | Neil Jorgensen | 158 |
| NEWARK MINERALOGICAL SOCIETY | Louis Reamer | 160 |
| TEXAS MINERAL SHOW | 163 | |
| THE MICRO-MOUNTER | Leo N. Yedlin | 164 |
| COLLECTORS' COLUMN | A. Cal Lector | 168 |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 169 | |
| ROBERT C. VANCE OBITUARY NOTICE | 178 | |
| JADE AND CHRYSOPRASE IN TULARE COUNTY, CALIF. | 179 | |
| May/June | Whole #216 | 25:5-6 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| GEOLOGY OF THE BROOKLYN-BATTERY TUNNEL | Thomas W. Fluhr | 250 |
| JUDGES APPOINTED FOR INSIGNIA CONTEST | 254 | |
| A ROCKHOUND'S PARADISE | Don MacLachlan | 255 |
| FOOT-ITCH | F. R. Klink | 258 |
| OBSERVING A METEOR FALL TO EARTH | John S. Albanese | 261 |
| NEW PORTABLE MICROSCOPE | 263 | |
| PILGRIMAGE TO PHILLY. | O. Ivan Lee | 264 |
| MINERALS OF THE BROOKLYN-BATTERY TUNNEL | Peter Zodac | 266 |
| U. S. GOVERNMENT PURCHASES INDUSTRIAL DIAMONDS | 267 | |
| A 7,000 MILE AUTO TRIP | John E. Andress | 268 |
| SO YOU ARE GOING TO MILWAUKEE | 270 | |
| AN INTERESTING EXPERIENCE | Rev. William J. Frazer | 271 |
| WORLD NEWS ON MINERAL OCCURRENCES | 272 | |
| THE MICRO-MOUNTER | Leo N. Yedlin | 280 |
| EARTH SCIENCE ESSAY CONTEST FOR JUNIORS | 283 | |
| COLLECTORS' KINKS MINERAL DISPLAY SUGGESTION | By C. O. Gettings | 283 |
| BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES | 284 | |
| NO TREMOLITE AT LOCKPORT, N. Y. | 284 | |
| 'WONDER MINERAL' OPENS NEW CONSTRUCTION HORIZONS | 285 | |
| COLLECTORS' COLUMN | A. Cal Lector | 286 |
| GETTINGS FEATURED IN TOLEDO PAPERS | 286 | |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 287 | |
| CAL O GITE - THE SUPER FLUORESCENT | Cal O. Gettings | 297 |
| Chipman Lead-Silver mine in Newbury, Mass. | Prof. Charles Palache | 247 |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 226 | |
| MINERALS IN OUR WORLD | Elmer B. Rowley | 227 |
| COAL MINING TO BE BOOSTED IN THE FAROES | 246 | |
| July/August | Whole #217 | 25:7-8 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 338 | |
| UTAH'S SCENIC SANDSTONE | Margaret D. Bensusan | 339 |
| AGATE-WHAT IS IT? | Earl T. Childs | 344 |
| THE APPLICATION OF NUMBERS TO MINERAL SPECIMENS IN THE FIELD | B. M. Shaub | 345 |
| NOTES ON THE OCCURRENCE OF CELESTITE IN PENNA. | Howard V. Hamilton | 348 |
| PROPRIETOR OF DESERT RAT'S NEST SERIOUSLY ILL | 350 | |
| EMERALDS STOLEN FROM NEW YORK CITY MUSEUM | 351 | |
| ROSCO C. WRIGHT DIES SUDDENLY | 351 | |
| RAMBLINGS OF A ROCKHOUND | R. F. Henley | 352 |
| A ROCKHOUND'S BIRD NEST | F. E. Rankin | 354 |
| MINERALOGICALS - FROM A TO Z | Charles A. Thomas | 356 |
| PRIEST'S 1400 ITEMS ON DISPLAY | 362 | |
| WALTER W. BRADLEY (OBITUARY NOTICE) | 362 | |
| URANIUM EXPLORATION IN THE UNITED STATES | Phillip L. Merritt | 363 |
| WORLD'S LARGEST SANDSTONE QUARRY | 370 | |
| A FAMOUS FORGOTTEN QUARTZ CRYSTAL LOCALITY, CRYSTAL HILL NEAR DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. | O. Ivan Lee | 372 |
| MARSHALL PLAN AIDS ALGERIAN MINING | 373 | |
| A NEW MINERAL LOCALITY IN BALTIMORE, MD. | Jack Kepper | 374 |
| LINTEN B. GREENE, MINERAL COLLECTOR AND DEALER | 376 | |
| WORLD NEWS ON MINERAL OCCURRENCES | 377 | |
| VERMICULITE---A FRIEND IN THE HOUSE | 387 | |
| NEW YORK PROPERTY OWNERS TO LOSE RIGHTS TO MINERALS | 388 | |
| BROOKLYN-BATTERY TUNNEL OPENED TO TRAFFIC | 388 | |
| U. S. GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY HONORS VAN AMRINGE | 388 | |
| COLLECTORS TALES. MISSED THE BOAT-NAW! | H. V. Hamilton | 389 |
| MAKE YOURSELF A MORTAR | S. L. Clark | 390 |
| OVER 7,000 HAVE SEEN ANDERSON COLLECTION | 391 | |
| THE LUCK OF THE ROCKHOUND | Anthony W. Thurston | 392 |
| THE MICRO-MOUNTER | Leo N. Yedlin | 394 |
| FRENCH EQUATORIAL AFRICA DIAMOND FIELD GETS U. S. AID | 395 | |
| COLLECTORS' COLUMN | A. Cal Lector | 396 |
| BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES | 397 | |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 398 | |
| September/October | Whole #218 | 25:9-10 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 450 | |
| EXPLORING IN NORTHERN ONTARIO, CANADA | D. G. Stanley | 451 |
| WORLD'S LARGEST METEOR CRATER | 460 | |
| MISS BURWELL WINS INSIGNIA CONTEST | 460 | |
| FRANK MORSE FEATURED IN AMERICAN MAGAZINE | 460 | |
| THE SCARLET COPPER MINE, N. C. | C. Henry King | 451 |
| COLLECTING IN NEW ENGLAND | Vincent Giordano | 462 |
| MARSHALL PLAN TO AID BELGIAN CONGO TIN MINES | 463 | |
| GIANT FIELD TRIP IN NEVADA-OCTOBER 7-8, 1950 | 464 | |
| SENECA CALCITE | K. Spiroff | 466 |
| SPECIALIZED COLLECTING - BERYLLIUM MINERALS | E. Lawrence Sampter | 467 |
| RUBIES OF COWEE VALLEY, NORTH CAROLINA | Melbourne Smith | 474 |
| NEW JERSEY BROOK A CARNELIAN LOCALITY | Peter Zodac | 481 |
| A FIELD TRIP AT NIGHT | Albert S. White | 484 |
| MINERAL INDUSTRIES MAIN BUSINESS IN SPRUCE PINE DIST., N. C. | 484 | |
| CALIFORNIA CONVENTION MEETS ON DESERT | Clark Harrison | 485 |
| THE WITCHERY OF SAND | George C. Olmsted | 488 |
| ZUGSPITZE, GERMANY'S HIGHEST MOUNTAIN | 493 | |
| MALACHITE AT BRIDGEPORT, PENN. | Charles A. Thomas | 494 |
| WORLD NEWS ON MINERAL OCCURRENCES | 496 | |
| T. A. PATTERSON FEATURED IN GRANBY PAPER | 507 | |
| COLLECTORS KINKS. A LABEL STAND | Mrs. Steve Blake | 507 |
| WALTER D. ADAMS (COLLECTOR OF MINERALS) | Sara R. Adams | 508 |
| COLLECTOR'S COLUMN | A. Cal Lector | 509 |
| THE MICRO-MOUNTER | Leo N. Yedlin | 510 |
| GOLD PANNING | Robert Roots | 512 |
| FATHER OF AMERICAN GEOLOGY | Peter Zodac | 514 |
| AMERICAN GEM AND MINERAL SUPPLIERS ASSOCIATION | 515 | |
| NOTED SPECTROGRAPHER JOINS STAFF OF U. S. TESTING CO., INC | 515 | |
| OPPORTUNITIES FOR LECTURING AND RESEARCH ABROAD | 516 | |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 518 | |
| ATTENTION COLLECTORS-WARNING!!! | 524 | |
| November/December | Whole #219 | 25:11-12 |
| Title | Author | Start Page |
| CHIPS FROM THE QUARRY | 562 | |
| MINERALS OF THE CHAMPION, MICH., AREA | Joseph. A. Mandarino | 563 |
| IRELAND-THE PREHISTORIC EL DORADO | Joel Martin Halpern | 566 |
| ST. BARBARA AND THE MINERS-A MEMOIR OF BRAZIL | Margaret D. Bensusan | 569 |
| GEODE HUNTING LED TO AIRPLANE PHOTOGRAPHY | Frank Beckwith | 572 |
| LUCKY STONES | Ruth H. Wentworth | 576 |
| INVESTIGATION OF PLACER YIELDS PETRIFIED FOREST | G. Elmo Shoup | 578 |
| AN OCCURRENCE OF BABINGTONITE IN LOUDON CO., VA. | Philip R. Cosminsky | 579 |
| MINERALS IN MEDICINE | A. J. Delario, M. D. | 580 |
| COLLECTOR'S TALES. RANCHERS LOVE THEIR CATTLE | J. S. Albanese | 594 |
| WE CLIMB A VOLCANO | Mrs. Gene Ohm | 595 |
| WORLD NEWS ON MINERAL OCCURRENCES | 596 | |
| IN MEMORIAM - JOHN H. BRODRICK | Fred R. Klink | 607 |
| MINERALOGICAL SOCIETY MEMBERS VIEW DISPLAY OF SUMMER'S BEST FINDS | 608 | |
| U. S. CIVIL SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES | 609 | |
| TWO HOBBIES | H. H. Perkins | 610 |
| COLORADO SPRINGS MINERALOGICAL SOCIETY AIDS PIONEER MUSEUM | Ruth V. Wright | 612 |
| OUR 1950 SUMMER ACTIVITIES | E. Lawrence Sampter | 614 |
| COLLECTOR'S COLUMN | A. Cal Lector | 615 |
| REPORT OF OUTING OF THE NORTH JERSEY MINERALOGICAL SOCIETY, JUNE 24th AND 25th | 616 | |
| MINERAL SHOPPER'S GUIDE | Charles A. Thomas | 618 |
| THE SAND COLLECTOR | Peter Zodac | 619 |
| CLUB AND SOCIETY NOTES | 620 | |
| INDEX TO ADVERTISERS | 670 | |
| GENERAL INDEX OF AUTHORS AND CONTENTS FOR 1950 | 671 |