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Technical
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Harry George
Schurecht spent his professional career researching ceramic clays and
their application to industrial uses, in university, government and finally
corporate settings. In the process, he secured some 15 patents, authored scores
of technical papers and gave presentations at many conferences and seminars,
making important contributions to science and technology. His work
especially was valued during the World War II years as ceramic-wrapped spark
plugs were used in the hurry-up production of military vehicle engines being
deployed to the European and Pacific Theatres.
Harry G. Schurecht
Scholes Library, College Archives,
NYSCC at Alfred University
Harry and his wife, Caroline (Beggs) Perry Schurecht, made their home in many U.S. cities over the years as his work led him to a number of new employment opportunities. Their homes included in Washington, PA and Pittsburgh, PA; Columbus, OH; Washington, DC; Rahway, NJ; Alfred, NY; and finally Detroit, MI. His employers over the years included the Federal Bureau of Standards, the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University, and Champion Spark Plug.
At the ceramics college in New York in 1936, based on the reputation he had built in Washington, he became the initial director of the Ceramic Experiment Station, founded at the request of Dean M.E. Holmes, supported by the Ceramic Association of New York. In this role, he led research and authored some 89 monthly abstracts from July 1936 through November 1943 summarizing the station's work.
Among Harry's prolific publications were the following 150-plus titles. In addition, he reviewed technical journals and authored short synopses which were published by the American Ceramic Society.
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"Deformation Temperatures of Some Porcelain Glazes.--A Type of Crystalline Glaze at Cone 3," University of Illinois Ceramics Department Bulletin No. 21, 1914, co-authored with C.C. Rand.
"Properties of Some European Plastic Fire Clays," U.S. Bureau of Standards Technical Paper 79, 1916, pages 23-55, co-authored with A.V. Bleininger -- "study of European fire clays as a basis of comparison for American materials." Paper reviewed in New Technical Books, The New York Public Library, 1916, page 5.
"The Relation of Salt to Clay in the Purification of Clays," presented at the American Ceramic Society meeting in New York, NY, March 5-8, 1917, and published in Transactions of the American Ceramic Society, Vol. XIX, 1917, pages 460-478.
Geology of Muskingum County, by Wilber Stout, comments on "Economic Value of Coal and Associated Clay, Columbus, OH, 1918, page 81.
"A Machine for Testing the Hot-Crushing Strength of Firebricks," Journal of the American Ceramic Society, Vol. 2, 1919, pages 602-607 -- "a machine designed for the United States Bureau of Mines is illustrated and described."
"Notes on the Use of Sulphuric Acid in the Sedimentation of Kaolins," Journal of the American Ceramic Society, 1917;.
"Properties of Some Stoneware Clays," U.S. Bureau of Mines Technical Paper, Vol. 233, 1920, pages 1-38 -- "includes lists of Mines Bureau publications on mineral technology."
"Direct Reading Overflow Volumeter," Journal of the American Ceramic Society, 1920, Vol. 3, pages 730-734.
"Experiments in Dead Burning Dolomite and Magnesite," Journal of the American Ceramic Society, Vol. 4, 1921, pages 127-151 -- "experiments were carried out in the endeavor to dead burn dolomite and magnesite with various fluxes, open-hearth slag, kaolin, flue-dust, iron ore, and mill scale."
"Sedimentation As a Means of Classifying Extremely Fine Particles," Journal of the American Ceramic Society, Vol. 4, 1921, page 812.
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Fire Clays of Maryland," Maryland Geological Survey, co-authored
with Arthur S. Watts, Charles K. Swartz and George M. Hall, Vol. 11, 1922.
Harry's work cited in the Maryland Geological Survey
"The Testing of the Clays," Maryland Geological Survey, Vol. 11, 1922, pages 409-536.
"The Use of Electrolytes in the Purification and Preparation of Clays," Technical Paper 281, United States Bureau of Mines, Washington, DC, 1922. Reviewed in The Clay Worker, July 1922, page 48.
"The Properties of Some Clay-Like Minerals of the Bentonite Types," Journal of The Franklin Institute, 1922, page 559-560, co-authored with H.W. Douda.
"The Illumination of the Interior of Kilns," cited in the index of the Illuminating Engineering Society, Vol. 17, 1922.
"The Mechanical Movement of Water Through Certain Clays and Its Control," Journal of the American Ceramic Society, Vol. 5, Dec. 1922, pages 928-936 -- "results of experiments to improve working properties of Georgia clays, and make them more like English china clay in regard to permeability to water."
"The Behavior of Fire Brick in Malleable Iron Furnace Bungs," Journal of the American Ceramic Society, Vol. 6, 1923, pages 1232-1241 -- "covers a series of tests made in a 40-ton malleable iron furnace operated by the Ohio Malleable Iron Co. at Columbus" -- cited in The Iron Age (April 6, 1922), Foundry (Sept. 1, 1922) and The Mining and Metallurgical Index (December 1922); presented at the convention of the American Foundrymen's Association in Rochester, NY.
"Elutriation Tests on American Kaolins," Journal of the American Ceramic Society, date unknown;
"Clay Sewer Pipe Manufacture I. -- The Magnetic Separation of Iron-Bearing Minerals from Clays," Journal of the American Ceramic Society, Vol. 6, 1923, pages 615-622.
"Methods for Testing Crazing of Glazes Causes by Increases in Size of Ceramic Bodies," Journal of the American Ceramic Society, Vol. 11, 1928, pages 271-277.
"Effect of Water in Expanding Ceramic Bodies of Different Compositions," Journal of the American Ceramic Society, Vol. 12, No. 9, 1929, pages 596-604, co-authored with G.R. Pole.
"Heavy Clay Products," International Critical Tables of Numerical Data, Physics, Chemistry and Technology, Vol. 2, 1930, National Research Council.
"Moisture Expansion of Glazes and Other Ceramic Finishes," Journal of Research, Bureau of Standards, U.S. Department of Commerce, Washington, DC, 1931; co-authored with G.R. Pole.
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"Economy in Fuel in the Ceramic Industry," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 1, July 1936.
"Untitled," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, Nos. 2 and 3, Aug. and Sept., 1936; "Influence of Drying Pellets on Elongation and Cracking of Clays," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 4, Oct. 1936.
"The Influence of Underslips, Glazes, and Bodies in Causing Glaze Defects," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 5, Part I, Nov. 1936.
"Viscosity of Some Low-Fire Glazes at Kiln Temperatures," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 5, Part II, Nov. 1936.
"Magnesite Refractories for Lining Cement Kilns," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 6, Part I, Dec. 1936.
"Effect of Small Pressures on Clays in Drying upon Their Rate of Shrinkage," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 6, Part II, Dec. 1936.
"Service Tests on Pottery Plaster," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 7, Jan. 1937.
"The Use of Some N.Y. State Clays as Slip Clays," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 8, Part I, Feb. 1937.
"The Effect of Dipping Molding Plaster in Salt Solutions," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 8, Part II, Feb. 1937.
"Plastics as Glazes on Ceramic Products," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 9, Part I, March 1937;.
"The Ability of Glazes to Fill and Cover Surface Cavities," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 9, Part II, March 1937.
"Plastics as a Glaze on Ceramic Products," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 10, Part I, April 1937.
"Some Factors Affecting the Life of Plaster Molds," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 10, Part II, April 1937.
"The Ability of Glazes to Unite With and Cover Ceramic Bodies," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 11, Part I, May 1937.
"Zinc Vapor Glazing," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 11, Part II, May 1937.
"Preliminary Tests on Zinc-Vapor Green Glaze Formation on Clay Bodies," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 12, Part I, June 1937.
"The Use of Clays as a Substitute for Lime in Brick-Masonry Mortars," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 12, Part II, June 1937.
"Spraying Molten Metal on Ceramic Ware," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 13, Part I, July 1937.
"Effect of Clay in Mortars on Efflorescence," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 13, Part II, July 1937.
"The Use of Some new York State Clays as Slip Clays," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 14, Part I, Aug. 1937.
"The Effect of Dipping Molding Plaster in Salt Solutions," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 14, Part II, Aug. 1937.
"Plastics as Glazes on Ceramic Products," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 15, Sept. 1937.
"Determining Fineness of Grind of Enamels by Sedimentation," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 16, Part I, Oct. 1937.
"The Effect of Aluminum Coatings on Refractories on Resistance to Slagging by Portland Cement Clinker," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 16, Part II, Oct. 1937.
"Service Tests on Pottery Plasters," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 17, Nov. 1937.
"Zinc-flash Colors on Clays: Effects of Potash and Iron Oxide," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 18, Dec. 1937.
"Engobes: Application to New York State Clays," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 19, Part I, Jan. 1938.
"C/B Ratios and Freezing Resistance of N.Y.S. Building Brick," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 19, Part II, Jan. 1938.
"Zinc Flash Colors; Effects of K2O and Fe2O3," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 20, Feb. 1938.
"Index of Reports 1 to 20," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 21, Part I, March 1938.
"Service Tests on Metal-coated Brick and Tile," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 21, Part II, March 1938.
[Note -- Report No. 22, April 1938, not known.]
"Scumming and Efflorescence of Brick," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 23, Part I, May 1938.
"Pottery Plasters: Comparison of Laboratory and Service Tests," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 23, Part II, May 1938.
"Sizes of Some N.Y. State Building Brick," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 24, Part I, June 1938.
"Terra Sigillata Engobes," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 24, Part II, June 1938.
"Zinc Vapor Glaze; Effect of Absorptions of Bodies," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 25, Part I, July 1938.
"Efflorescence on Brickwork," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 25, Part II, July 1938.
"Controlling Properties of Ceramics Wares by Means of Their pH Values," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 26, Part I, Aug. 1938.
"Standard Wicks for Testing Efflorescence in Brickwork," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 27, Part I, Sept. 1938.
"New York State Brick: Ability to Pass Federal Emergency Housing Specifications for Rate of Absorption," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 27, Part II, Sept. 1938.
"New York State Brick: Resistance to Freezing," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 28, Part I, Oct. 1938.
"Zinc Flashing: Methods in Relation to Colors," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 28, Part II, Oct. 1938.
"Glazing Underglazed Bands on Whiteware," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 29, Part I, Nov. 1938.
"Resistance of N.Y. State Shale and Clay Brick to Freezing," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 29, Part II, Nov. 1938.
"Influence of Additions (Wetting Agents) on the Properties of Dry-mixed Whiteware Bodies," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 30, Part I, Dec. 1938.
"The Effect of Grain Size on Some Properties of Brick," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 30, Part II, Dec. 1938.
"Plasters: Relation of Flow- and Setting Properties to Serviceability," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 31, Part I, Jan. 1939.
"Absorption (of Water) by Brick During Outdoor Storage," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 31, Part II, Jan. 1939.
"Relations between Absorptions, also Saturation Coefficients, of N.Y. State Brick and their Resistance to Freezing," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 32, Part I, Feb. 1939.
"Saturation of Brick with Water During Outdoor Storage," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 32, Part II, Feb. 1939.
"Zinc-Vapor Glazes: Effect on Colors of Variable Lime and Alkalis in Clays," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 33, Part I, March 1939.
"Correction to Report No. 32, art I, in view of the revised statement of C62-37T specifications," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 35, Part II, March 1939.
"Effect of Additions on the Strength of a Dry-Pressed Whitewater body," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 34, Part I, Apr. 1939.
"Improving the Quality of Double-Coal Brick in Scove Kilns," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 34, Part II, Apr. 1939.
"The Use of Aluminum Powder to Improve the Bond of Clay-Grog Mixtures," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 35, Part I, May 1939.
"Tests for Enamels," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 35, Part II, May 1939.
"State Brick: Degree of Saturation during Outdoor Winter Storage," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 36, Part I, June 1939.
"State Brick: Resistance to Freezing," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 36, Part II, June 1939.
"The Use of Talc in Ceramic Bodies," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 37, July 1939.
"Index to Reports 1 to 37," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 38, Part I, Aug. 1939.
"Dry-Mixed Whiteware Body: Effect of Certain Additions on Properties," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 38, Part II.
"The Use of Aluminum Powder to Improve the Bond of Magnesite-Chromite Refractories," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 39, Part I, Sept. 1939.
"The Effect of Lepidolite and Oxidation and Reduction on the Properties of Whiteware Bodies," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 39, Part II, Sept. 1939.
"Oxidizing and Reducing Kiln Atmospheres in the Firing of Whiteware Bodies," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 40, Part I, Oct. 1939.
"Effects of Fineness of Grain of Flint and Feldspar in Whitewater Bodies," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 40, Part II, Oct. 1939.
"Adding Metallic Aluminum Powder to Silicon Carbide Refractories Improves Strength," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 41, Part I, Nov. 1939.
"Retarder Improves Strength of Plaster Molds," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 41, Part II, Nov. 1939.
"Lepidolite Increases Strength and Lowers Firing Temperatures of Dinner-ware Bodies," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 42, Part I, Dec. 1939.
"Index of Monthly Reports," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 42, Part II.
"Study of the Recrystallization of Magnesia," Journal of the American Ceramic Society, 1940, co-authored with V.D. Prechette.
"N.Y. State Brick: Correlation between Rapid Laboratory Tests and Resistance to Freezing: a 'Rate Coefficient'," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 43, Jan. 1940.
"Oxidizing and Reducing Firing: Effects on Vitrifiication Range of Some Whiteware Bodies," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 44, Feb. 1940.
"Effect of Aluminum Powder on the Strength of Some Clay-Bonded Graphite Refractories," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 45, Part I, March 1940.
"Aluminum in Clay-Bonded Silicon Carbide Bodies: Effect on Strength at Elevated Temperatures," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 45, Part II, March 1940.
"Testing the Drying Behavior of Clays by New Methods," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 46, April 1940.
"Degree of Saturation of Building Brick During Outdoor Storage," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 47, May 1940.
"The Substitution of American Clays for English Clays in Whiteware Bodies," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 48, June 1940.
"Comparing the Viscosities of Enamel Frits at Their Finishing Temperatures," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 49, Part I, July 1940.
"American vs. English Clays," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 49, Part II, July 1940.
"Zircon in Bodies Containing Feldspar and Talc," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 50, Aug. 1940.
"Aluminum Powder in Forsterite Refractories," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 51, Sept. 1940.
"Zircon Additions to Talc Bodies to Improve Glaze Fit," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 52, Oct. 1940.
"Aluminum Coating Prevents Shrinkage of Light-weight Refractories in Reheat Test," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 53, Part I, Nov. 1940.
"Methods of Overcoming Crazing of Glazes on Glazed Ceramic Products," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 53, Part II, Nov. 1940.
"Fast Cooling Tends to Overcome Crazing," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 54, Part I, Dec. 1940.
"Index to Reports of 1940, Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 54, Part II.
"Measuring the Translucency of Whiteware Bodies With a Photronic Cell," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 55, Jan. 1941.
"Resistance of N.Y. State Brick to Freezing," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 56, Feb. 1941.
"Soda Ash and Wetting Agents: Effect on a Shale Body After Special Plugging," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 57, March 1941.
"Adding Chemicals to Clays to Improve Drying Behavior," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 58, April 1941.
"Organic Deflocculants for Casting Slips," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 59, May 1941.
"Sagger Bodies, Variously Prepared," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 60, June 1941.
"Translucency of Whiteware, Measured by Spectrophotometer," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 61, July 1941.
"New Colors for Building Brick," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 62, Part I, Aug. 1941.
"Aluminum Additions to Magnesite-Chromite Refractories," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 62, Part II, Aug. 1941.
"On Carbon-Monoxide Disintegration of Fireclay Brick," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 63, Sept. 1941.
"Spodumene-Feldspare Mixtures Improve Chinaware and Earthenware," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 64, Oct. 1941.
"Salt-Glazing Ceramic Ware," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 65, Nov. 1941.
"Measuring the Plastic Properties of Clays," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 66, Part I, Dec. 1941.
"Index of Reports for 1941," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 66, Part II.
"Colors and Textures on Hudson River Sand Molded Brick," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 67, Jan. 1942.
"Building Brick: Forming Methods Influence Properties," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 68, Feb. 1942.
The Use of Borax and Boric Acid Together With
Salt in Salt Glazing, New York State College of Ceramics at
Alfred University, Ceramic Experiment Station, Feb. 1942, co-authored with
Kenneth T. Wood.
Harry's research paper on borax in salt glazing
"Hudson River Brick: Effects of Barium Compounds, Soda Ash, and Lime on Properties," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 69, March 1942.
"Fitting Glazes to Ceramic Bodies," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 70, April 1942.
"Selecting Glazes for Talc Bodies," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 71, May 1942.
"Insulating Firebrick: Utility; Refractory Coating," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 72, June 1942.
"The Plastograph Measures Plasticity of Clays and Workability of Portland Cements," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 73, July 1942.
"Simulative Service Tests on A1-Clay Coated Insulating Firebrick," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 74, Aug. 1942.
"Influence of Some Electrolytes on Properties of Regular and Dialyzed Shale," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 75, Sept. 1942.
"Separation of Tremolite from N.Y. Talc," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 76, Oct. 1942.
"Abstracts of Theses," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 77, Nov. 1942.
"Index of 1942 Reports," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 78, Dec. 1942.
"Manufacture of Insulating Firebrick in a Building Brick Plant," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 79, Jan. 1943.
"Production of Sponge Iron in Brick Kilns," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 80, Feb. 1943.
"Efficient Use of Zirconium Compounds as Opacifiers in Enamels," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 81, March 1943.
"A Standard Wick for Efflorescence Tests of Mortars and Brick," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 82, April 1943, co-authored with J.F. McMahon, abstracted in the Brick and Clay Record, 1943.
"A Study of the Firing Characteristics of Talc-Ball Clay Mixtures," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 83, May 1943.
"N.Y. Talc, with Flint and Calcined Clay, in Glazed Cooking-ware Bodies," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 84, June 1943.
"Abstracts of Theses," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 85, July 1943.
"Penetration and Reaction of Glazes with Bodies," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 86, Aug. 1943.
"Clay Refractories: Effect of Method of Adding Bond Clay, and Use of Organic Deflocculants," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 87, Sept. 1943.
"Separating Talc from Tremolite by Johnson Electrostatic Methods," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 88, Oct. 1943.
"Cause and Prevention of Splitting of Hudson River Brick," Monthly Reports, Ceramic Experiment Station Department of Research, No. 89, Nov. 1943.
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"Use of Low-Fired Grog in Dry-Pressed Fire-Clay Brick," Bulletin of the American Ceramic Society, 1945, co-authored with R.B. Burdick and G.A. Jones.
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