Solutions of Texas' gas and industrialization problems
By: by E. P. Schoch, F. K. Pence, and Simon Williams, directors of research on natural gas, ceramics, and cotton, Bureau of industrial chemistry.
Contributors: Pence, Forrest Kizer, 1883-; Williams, Simon, 1913-; University of Texas. Division of Conservation and Development of Natural Resources. Bureau of Industrial Chemistry.
Series: The University of Texas publication; no. 4503, January 15, 1945
Publisher: The University
Published: 1945
Place of publication: Austin, Tex
Language: eng
Number of pages: 50
Subjects: Natural gas -- Texas; Texas -- Industries
Notes: Cover title.
Reproduced from type-written copy.
Table of contents: title: The Texas gas problem; title: its solution by means of industrialization and the use of lignite, by E.P. Schoch.; title: The problem of new kinds of industries; title: its solution by means of investors' institutes, by E.P. Schoch.; title: Development of clay industries; title: through commercial production laboratory and research, by F.K. Pence.; title: New uses for cotton; title: and a research center of national importance, by Simon Williams.; title: New manufactures from natural gas; title: methane as raw material for plastics, rubber and chemicals, by E.P. Schoch.; title: Some comments on the state's gas business; title: based on statistics and tax records; title: also recommended legislative action, by E.P. Schoch.