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Richard W. Palmer '42, William T. Peabody Jr. '42, Anthony L. Pellegrind '43, Alan J. Pifer '44, Harold Pilvin '44, Robert A. Potash '42, Amos L. Proctor...
...process will, it is calculated, make alumina (from which aluminum is reduced) for $35 a ton against $33 by the Hall process. But the alunite process yields one-half ton of sulfate potash worth $18.12 and one-third ton sulfuric acid worth $6, as byproducts. Moreover, alunite-aluminum uses less electricity than Hall-produced aluminum. Kalunite hopes to borrow up to $16,000,000 from RFC to build two plants in Marysvale, Utah, perhaps a third in Washington's White River Valley. Both sites are near supplies of alunite ore, also not too far from titanic Grand Coulee, which...
...Proclaimed, effective Feb. 3, regulations stringently restricting exports of copper, brass, bronze, zinc, nickel, potash...
Other factors responsible for population growth include development of the great southeastern New Mexico oil fields, the potash mines, and other mineral development. Permanent residents have come to New Mexico as health seekers, to retire, to establish new businesses in fast-growing communities...
...scarce and so is cotton. The orange crop was normal last year and Spain had an export surplus, but olives and olive oil, the country's big agricultural exports, were below normal. Exports were at the expense of hungry Spaniards. The output of mineral resources (iron, copper, mercury, potash), in spite of British and Nazi efforts, was about 75% of pre-war normal...