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Rec Mtg# Year Authors Institution Talk title
1 446 1929 Wilmot Hyde Bradley USGS Varves and the duration of the Eocene epoch
2 446 1929 Henry Stephens Washington Geophysical Laboratory Bearing of the rocks of the Island of St. Paul on the structure of the Atlantic floor
3 447 1929 Anna Isabel Jonas Md/Pa/Va Geological Surveys Structure of the metamorphic belt of the central Appalachians
4 447 1929 Frank Wenner National Bureau of Standards Development of seismometry for recording distant earthquakes
5 447 1929 Arthur Louis Day Geophysical Laboratory The activities of the Carnegie Institution in seismology
6 447 1929 Leason Heberling Adams Geophysical Laboratory The structure of the earth’s crust as revealed by seismologic observations
7 448 1929 Arthur Coe Spencer USGS Geology of Santa Rita, New Mexico
8 448 1929 Walter Barnes Lang USGS Subnormal temperature gradients in the Permian basin of Texas and New Mexico
9 448 1929 James Gilluly USGS A possible capture of one desert basin by another
10 449 1929 Richard Montgomery Field Princeton University Observations on the geological history of Yellowstone Park
11 449 1929 Clarence Samuel Ross USGS Origin of the magnetite and associated rocks of Cranberry, N. C.
12 449 1929 Arthur Alan Baker;
  John Bernard Reeside Jr.		 USGS Some features of Permian sedimentation in northern Arizona and southern Utah
13 450 1929 John Edward Hoffmeister;
  Harry Stephen Ladd		 USGS Thickness of elevated coral reefs
14 450 1929 Wendell Clay Mansfield USGS Some deep wells near the Atlantic Coast in Virginia and the Carolinas
15 450 1929 Waldemar Theodore Schaller;
  Edward P. Henderson		 USGS Mineralogy of potash cores from New Mexico and Texas
16 451 1929 Wilbur Swett Burbank USGS A collapsed dome in the Bonanza mining district, Colorado
17 451 1929 John Beaver Mertie Jr. USGS The pre-Cambrian sequence of Alaska and Yukon Territory with particular reference to the Pelly Gneiss
18 451 1929 Taisia Maximovna Stadnichenko American Petroleum Institute Microthermal studies of some" mother rocks" of petroleum from Alaska
19 452 1929 Lloyd Wellington Fisher Johns Hopkins University Origin of chromite deposits
20 452 1929 E. H. Watson Bryn Mawr College Origin of Maryland pegmatites
21 452 1929 Joseph Theophilus Singewald Jr.;
  Charles Milton		 Johns Hopkins University Greisen and associated mineralization at Silver Mine, Missouri
22 453 1929 J. J. Sederholm Geological Survey of Finland The origin of granite-injected rocks (migmatites).
23 454 1929 George Rogers Mansfield USGS Structure of the Blackfoot Mountains, Idaho
24 454 1929 Lloyd Williams Stephenson USGS Unconformities in the Upper Cretaceous of Texas
25 454 1929 Clyde Polhemus Ross USGS History of mining in Idaho
26 SP13 1929 Beno Gutenberg University of Frankfurt Some hypotheses on the development of the Earth’s crust
27 455 1929 Edward Willard Berry Ohio State University Arctic climates as indicated by fossil plants and a possible explanation
28 455 1929 Arthur Remington Kellogg US Department of Agriculture Migration of marine mammals in relation to climate
29 455 1929 William Jackson Humphreys US Weather Bureau Factors of climatic control
30 456 1929 Hugh Hammond Bennett US Department of Agriculture Contributions by the Bureau of Soils to the problems of erosion
31 456 1929 Edward Norfolk Munns US Forest Service Contributions by the Forest Service to the problems of erosion
32 456 1929 Charles Spaulding Howard USGS Suspended matter in the Colorado River
33 457 1929 Stephen Reid Capps Jr. USGS Glaciation in Alaska. (Presidential Address)
Stephen Reid Capps Jr. was President in 1929
George Rogers Mansfield was 1st VP in 1929
Oscar Edward Meinzer was 2nd VP in 1929
Henry Gardiner Ferguson was Treasurer in 1929
James Gilluly was Meeting Secy in 1929
Arthur Alan Baker was Council Secy in 1929
Norman Levi Bowen was on the Council in 1929
William Dennis Collins was on the Council in 1929
John Beaver Mertie Jr. was on the Council in 1929
Hugh Dinsmore Miser was on the Council in 1929
H. N. Short was on the Council in 1929
Donnel Foster Hewett was VP-WAS in 1929
Marcus Isaac Goldman was Chair of the Program Committee in 1929
Lloyd Williams Stephenson was Chair of the Nominating Committee in 1929
F. H. Moffit was Chair of the Auditing Committee in 1929