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Oregon State University
INDEX OF SELECTED JOURNAL ARtICLES
PERTAINING TO THE FOREST PRODUCTS
INDUSTRIES
1957 - 1959
by
W. I. West
Professor and Head of Forest Products
School of Forestry
Oregon State University
Corvallis, Oregon
Published by
Forest Research Laboratory
Oregon State University
Corvallis, Oregon
1961
Preface
The forest products industries are indebted to the many journals published in the United States which serve through reporting current developments.
Keeping abreast of new ideas in equipment, process, product, merchandising, ,and utilization at today's rapid rate of change is an arduous task.
It must be done if the wood industries are to continue to show progress.
An index similar to this was first issued in 1957; copies have been exhausted through heavy request. The Forest Products Department at Oregon State
University makes use of such a reference index in certain courses. This
publication is a compilation of these yearly indices for 1957, 1958, and 1959.
Articlesare indexed under subject headings as noted in the table of contents.
The veneer and plywood industry has been included in this issue. A code to
the six journals cited is provided.
It is recognized there are other journals performing a service, i.e. Wood
Digest, Pulp and Paper, American Lumberman, etc. To include all of these in
a single index would be a tremendous undertaking. Local libraries have periodical indices which are more inclusive; Journal of Forestry and Forest Products
Journal each include in December issues an index of articles published during
the calendar year.
As a handy reference guide to a few of the more widely distributed journals, it is believed this index will prove of value to the forest products in-S
dustrjes and to educational institutions.
This printing was made possible
through severance tax funds provided
by the forest industry in Oregon.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
PREFACE
CODE TO JOURNALS CITED
1.0 GENERAL
2.0 ACCOUNTING, COSTS, FINANCING, TAXES
3.0 PERSONNEL
4.0 LUMBER GRADING
5.0 SAWMILL DESCRIPTIONS & LAYOUTS
5.1
BAND MILLS (Capacity, 50W plus)
5.2 CIRCULAR AND GANG MILLS (Capacity, 50M plus)
5.3 SMALL MILLS (Capacity, less than 5DM)
6.0 SAWMILL EQUIPMENT - USE, PRACTICES
6.1 GENERAL (Also see 5.0)
6.2 BARKERS & DEBARKING
6.3 CARRIAGES - Accessories & Feeds
6.4 EDGERS
6.5 HEADRIGS
6.6 LOG HANDLING, SORTING, STORAGE
6.7 LUMBER HANDLING, SORTING, STACKING & UNSTACKING
6.8 MAINTENANCE
6.9 RESAWS
6.91 SAWS (Care, Operation)
6.92 TRIMMERS
6.93 MISCELLANEOUS
7.0 PLANING MILL
8.0 PRODUCTION PRACTICES & STUDIES
9.0 PROMOTION & SELLING
10.0 QUALITY CONTROL
11.0 REMANUFACTURING & SECONDARY PRODUCTS
12.0 SAFETY
13.0 SEASONING (Air & Kiln Drying; Fungus, Mold & Insect Control; Storage)
14.0 SHIPPING & PACKAGING
15.0 UTILIZATION ADVANCEMENTS
15.1 GENERAL
15.2 CHIP BUSINESS
15.3 COMPOSITION PRODUCTS (Fiber, Flake, Particle)
15.4 END and EDGE GLUING, LAMINATING, OVER-LAYING, PLUGGING of
LUMBER
15.5 VENEER & PLYWOOD
15.6 RESEARCH
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CODE TO JOURNALS CITED
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"The Timberman'; published by Miller Freeman Publications, 519 Southwest Park Avenue, Portland 5, Oregon.
(L)
"The Lumberman'; published by Miller Freeman Publications.
(W)
"Wood and Wood Products"; published by Vance Publishing Corp., 1309
North Main Street, Pontiac, Illinois.
(FPJ)
"Forest Products Journal"; published by the Forest Products Researc}
Society, 417 N. Walnut Street, Madison 5, Wisconsin.
(JF)
(SL)
'Journal of Forestry"; published by The Society of American Foresters
425 Mills Building, 17th Street at Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.,
Washington 6, 0. C.
"Southern Lumberman"; published by J. H. Baird Publishing Company,
Nashville 1, Tennesse.
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1.0 GENERAL
CT) Jan. 57
26th Annual Plywood Review Issue
p. 55
Bigness Is More Than Size
p. 66
State of the Industry
p. 156
Hardboard Industry
p. 160
Particle Board Industry
p. 168
Directory of Plywood & Veneer Producers
(T) Mar. 57:17
IndustryNews, each issue beginning
CT) Mar. 57:36
The 10 Most Important Forestry Problems, Part I
(1') April 57:36
Part II
(T) May 3, 57:88
Our Forest Industry Looks Ahead - Pac. N.W. Trade Ass'n
CT) May 31, 57
1957 Forest Industries Yearbook
Changing Forests Set the Pattern for Industry Growth
p. 35
p. 40
Major Trends and Developments
U.S. & Regional Reports - Lumber
p. 42
Economic Trends
p. 50
World Wide Reports
p. 60
Logging Production
p. 75
p. 128
Panel Boards
p. 130
Other Forest Products
Directory of Public Forestry Officials, Associations,
p. 140
Forestry Schools
Forest Industries Lead the Way to Keep Nnerica's Wood
Growth Ahead of Forest Drain
CT) Aug. 57:34
Are We Guilty or Not Guilty? Review of U.S.F.S. Timber
(T) Dec. 57:36
Appraisal Systems in Ponderosa Pine
CT) May 29, 58
1958 Forest Industries Yearbook
p. 31
Look Ahead at 1958 - capital expenditures, promotion
p. 32
What Do You Think Are Industry's Problems and Future?
Charts Indicate Lumber's Economic Relationship to
Other Structural Products
p. 35
Is Pulpwood Going to Chips
p. 41
Lumber Reports
p. 43
Logging Reports
p. 47
World Reports - Lumber, Plywood, Hard & Particle Board
p. 98
Other Products
p. 103
Directory - Public Forestry Officials, Associations,
U.S. Forestry Schools
p. 106
CT) Jan. 59:56
Ponderosa Pine Tree Grades
Contract Loggers - special issue
CT) Feb. 59
CT) May 29, 59
1959 Forest Industries Yearbook
p. 28
What's Ahead: Timber Surplus or Famine?
p. 34
Lumber Reports
p. 39
Pulp Mills Consume More Chipped Residues (regional table)
p. 40
World Reports
p. 56
Logging Reports
Other Products - Chips, plywood, shingles, shakes,
fibre boxes, pallets, pulp & paper & board, box
shook, wirebound boxes
p. 87
Directory - Industry Associations, Public Agencies
p. 100
State Foresters and Forestry Schools
(T) June 59:90
Forestry Growth in Douglas Fir Region
CL) Jan. 57:7
The Lumberman's Lookout, each issue beginning
(L) Jan. 57:9
Late Forest Industries News, each issue beginning
CL) Feb. 25, 57:17
Changed to Significant Industry News beginning
CL) Jan. 57:35
How To Improve Industry Meetings
(L) Feb. 57:34
Interior B.C. Sets New Production Records
1.0 GENERAL
Industry Trends, each issue beginning
Trend in the Lumber industry
W.P.A. Annual Meeting
W.C.L.A. Annual Meeting
So. Pine Ass'n Reviews Automation, Utilization, Housing
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Inventory System Checks Species, Grades and Amounts
South Claims Permanent Economy on "Pine Trees Forever"
We Had Better Mean What We Are Saying
27th Annual Plywood Review Issue
State of the Industry
Outlook for the Plywood Industry - Components
Structural
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Feb. 25, 57:9
Feb. 25, 57:116
Apr. 57:52
Apr. 57:53
May 57:110
June 57:36
June 57:42
Aug. 57:72
Nov. 1, 57:35
Jan. 58
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92
p. 96
p. 107
Pref abs
p.
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Forming
p.
World Reports
Directory of Plywood Veneer, Hardboard and Particleboard Manufacturers
p. 138
The Threat of Secondary Boycotts
CL) Mar. 58:44
Take A Look At Your Product
(L) Apr. 58:33
There is No Substitute for Quality - WPA Annual Meeting
CL) May 58:39
YC Lu:nbermen Approve Promotion Plan LA Annual Meeting CL) May 58:42
Facing the Job Ahead - SPA Annual Meeting
CL) June 58:44
How to Get More Dollar ealization - 13th Wood Products
Clinic
CL) June 58:48
The Upturn - Industry Developments
(L) Aug. 58:33
What Is Happening to Logs in Lane County, Oregon
CL) Aug. 58:52
Will the South Take the Lead?
(L) Sept. 58:33
Field Warehousing (provides capital)
(L) Sept. 58:44
Forest Industries in the State of Alaska
(L) Oct. 58:33
Lumber Co's Public Relations Program - Union Lbr. Co.,
Ft. Bragg, California
CL) Oct. 58:68
Wise Land Use - Product Development, WPA Semi-Annual
Meeting
CL) Nov. 58:42
DFPA Oct. Meeting - White Pocket, Quality, Promotion and
Modernization
(L) Nov. 58:62
Japanese Forest Products Industry
CL) Dec. 58:35
Prince George, B.C., Important Lumber Center
CL) Dec. 58:36
28th Annual Plywood Review issue
(L) Dec. 29, 58
Status of the Industry
p. 50
World Reports
p. 112
Directory of Plywood & Veneer Producers
p. 129
How It Looks to the Editor At the Start of the Year Cl959)(L) Feb. 59:26
Unfortunate but Important; The green-dry question.
Editorial
(L) Mar. 59:33
Seasoning: Structural Requirement or Marketing Necessity? CL)
L. A. Nelson
Part I
Mar. 59:34
Primarily Southern Interests
Part II
Apr. 59:34
Primarily Western Interests
Part III
May 59:33
1958 Lumber Production of Major Western Sawmills
CL) Apr. 59:50
Southern-Eastern Mills
CL) May 59:72
'Crash' Program Set for Plywood Components - PFS
CL) May 59:42
Need for Lumber - Plywood Cooperation
CL) May 59:44
Future of Wood in Building
(L) May 59:66
Selling, Dry-Green Question - Key Subjects at WCLA Meeting(L) May 59:67
Quality Control Must Back Wood Promotion A Meeting
(L) May 59:69
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1.0 GENERAL
44th Annual Meeting SPA - Moisture Content, Promotion,
Inflation (good)
They Won't Retire Their Knowhow - For. Products Mgt. Group
of Engineering & Marketing Associates, Portland, Oregon
Pending Merger of B.C. Firms - MacMillan & Bloedel end
Powell River
Standards You Face - mill and product
Now AITC Works
12 Ways to Help Solve the Seasoning Controversy
29th Annual Plywood Review Issue
State of the Industry
Why Plywood Keeps on Growing
Paging--Mr. Common Sense (Production-Distribution)
World Reports
Directory of Plywood & Veneer Manufacturers
Industry News end Trends, each issue
Complete Wood Utilization Aim of Integration Trend
What Every $-Conscious Management Man Should Know about
Lumber Drying
The Whole Wood Picture - What's in It for You
Abstracts from World Literature, most monthly issues
Future Demands for Forest Products
Wood, Research, and Economic Growth in California
Tree-Length Wheeled Skidding (& Bucking)
Subject & Author Indices - Vol VII, 1957
Water Pollution Control in California as Related to
Forest Industry Development
The Challenge Before the Lumber & Plywood Industries
Can Lumber Compete?
Engineering Approach to Logging & Milling
A Canadian's Impressions of Russia's Forest Industries
Helicopters - Several articles: Future use in Logging
end Timber Management
Five Ways We Can Preserve Our Wood Markets
Subject & Author Indices - Vol VIII, 1958
Economics of A Small, Integrated Sawmill - Particle Board
Operation
A Statistical Planning System for Control of Logging
Operations
Let's Move Forward with New Ideas
Automate the Sawmill?
Management's Decision:
Subject & Author Indices - Vol IX, 1959
Economic Characteristics of the Pacific Coast Softwood
Plywood Industry
Concentration - Yard Industry in North Georgia
Index, Vol. 55, 1957
Mergers in the Forest Products Industries
Estimate of Capital Needed in Forestry to Meet Projected
Timber Requirements for the Year 2000
Comments on above
Ambrosia Beetle Infestation of Coniferous Logs on Clear
CuttingS in Northwestern Oregon
Forest Products in Today's World
Index, Vol. 56, 1958
Advantages & Functions of a Professional Society
Index, Vol. 57, 1959
(L) June 59:40
(L) July 59:112
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Sept. 59:33
Nov. 59:77
Dec. SC:32
Dec. 29, 59:
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p. 48
p. 110
p. 113
p. 152
(w) Jan. 57:7
(W) July 57:20
(W) Apr. 59:28
(w) Nay 59:20
(FPJ)
(FPJ)
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(FPJ)
(FPJ)
Feb.
June
Oct.
Dec.
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57:28-A
57:386
57:37-A
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(FPJ)
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Apr.
July
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58:31-A
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(FPJ) Oct. 58:57-A
(FPJ) Dec. 58:25-A
(FPJ) Mar. 59:15-A
(FPJ)
(FPJ)
(FPJ)
(FPJ)
June
Oct.
Oct.
Dec.
59:188
59:323
59:33-A
59:469
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(IF)
(JF)
(IF)
Feb.
June
Dec.
Feb.
57:124
57:451
1957
58:99
(JF) July 58:484
(JF) Oct. 58:678
(JF)
(JF)
(JF)
(JF)
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July
Aug.
Dec.
Oct.
Dec.
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58:547
1958
59:718
1959
1.0 GENERAL
Sawmill Progress in the Tennessee Valley (small mill
recommendations)
Russia's Forest Industries
What's Your Automation Potential
Set-back To Accelerate Crusade for Standards
Southern Pine's 350th Anniversary (history)
It's Time for a Straight Look
Architectural Woodworking Institute--History, Aims and
Obj ectives
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CSL)
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(SL)
(a)
May 1, 57:30
May 1, 57:62
May 15, 57:56
June 1, 57:31
July 1, 57:32
Oct. 15, 57:37
(Si.) Dec. 15, 57:124
Builders Urge Lumber Research
Hardwood Plywood Institute; Past - Present - Future
(SL) July 1, 59:26
(SL) Dec. 15, 59:187
2.0 ACCOUNTING, COSTS, FINANCING, TAXES
Do You Know Your Real Costs - Basic Cost Control System
for Plywood Mfg.
çT
Jan. 57:123
Douglas Fir Appraisal - U.S.F.S. Region 6
(T
Sept. 58:43
Tips on Tax Revision Act
CT) Feb. 59:37
Cost Accounting Protects Logger
(T) Feb. 59:38
Here's Some Advice Worth Checkinq
CT) Aug. 59:24
How to Save Money on Depreciation
CL) Jan. 57:43
Can You Make a Profit
CL) Mar. 22, 57:33
Are You Paying Too Much Overtime
CL) July 12, 57:33
Excellent Group of Articles Describing the Adaptability and
Use of Business Machines in Simplifying Office Procedures (L No 29,58:25-43
in the Forest Products Industries
(T
Dec. 57:36-57
Fast, Simplified Accounting System - J. Nails Lbr. Co.
CL) May 58:36
Field Warehousing, provides capital
CL) Sept. 58:44
Accuracy in Loading Orders
CL) Mar. 59:67
"Break-Even" Point on Fir Plywood Production
(L) Mar. 59:78
Tips---How to Secure Financing
CL) Sept. 59:90
FACTORING - Is It for You
Cw) July 57:27
Two Ways to Lower Costs with Materials Handling
1. Cost Reduction Committee, 2. Modernization
(w) Sept. 57:27
How to Control Overhead with Standard Costs
(w) Nov. 57:22
Practical Cost Control System for Moderate-Sized Wood
Firms, Part I
(w) Jan. 58:20
Part II
Cw) Feb. 58:23
Part III
(w) Mar. 58:23
Use of Movies in Time & Motion Studies
CM) Apr. 58:27
Switch to Riderless Carriages Saves $9,000
Cw) Apr. Sj:29
Questions and Answers About Leasing
CM) Apr. 58:33
MAPI System Tells When to Buy New Machines
Cw) May 58:22
6 Part Program for Reducing Waste
CW) May 58:26
Production Engineering for Quality Products (cost keeping)
(w) Feb. 59:26
How to Make Foremen's Incentive Plan Pay Off
(w) June 59:26
Save on Taxes by Careful Advance Planning - Part I
(W) July 59:28
Part II
Cw) Aug. 59:28
Q. & A. on Commercial Financing for Growing Firms
Cw) Aug. 59:40
How to Finance New Equipment Purchases
Cw) Dec. 59:43
Factors that Affect Cost of Hardwood Kiln Drying
CFPJ) Jan. 58:21-A
A New & Revolutionary Method of Allocating Costs to
Veneer by Grade.
CFPJ) Apr. 58: 27-A
The Trend of Lumber Prices
(iF) Mar. 58: 179
CFollow Up Comments on Stumpage Costs & Labor)
CJF) July 58:517
Low-Down on SBA Loans
CSL)
Jars. 15, 58:29
2.0 ACCOUNTING, COSTS, FINANCING, TAXES
Economics of Automation for Small Sawmills
Increasing Sawmill Profits by Air-Drying
(SL) Jan. 15, 59:31
(SL) Mar. 1, 59:30
3.0 PERSONNEL
How Are Your Job Classifications
Junior Loggers Learn Importance of Training
Job Training Program Improves Work Performance
How Do You Measure Up As A Supervisor
My Responsiblity As A Head Sawyer
Are You Paying Too Much Overtime
Are You Utilizing Older Workers
The Threat of Secondary Boycotts
Executives---Do You Hire or GROW Them
A Plan That Improves Foreman-Worker Relations
Use of Movies in Time & Motion Studies
6 Part Program for Reducing Waste
How to Make Foremens Incentive Plan Pay Off
Wage Incentives---Pitfalls Management Must Avoid
Try Profit Sharing---To Make Your Team More Productive
Profit Sharing Bolsters Labor Relations
4 Ways to Make A Piecework Plan Work
ployment Letter
An Analysis of the
Wood Technologists in the Forest Products Industries
How Can We Get More & Better Students to Study Forest
Products Technology
Government Social Programs & Forestry
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Feb. 58:33
July 58:67
Apr. 57:42
June 57:35
June 57:41
July 57:33
Aug. 57:33
Feb. 58:44
Apr. 57:22
June 57:24
Apr. 58:27
May 58:26
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(FPJ)
Sept. 59:30
Oct. 59:28
Nov. 59:29
Dec. 59:34
Jan. 57:17-A
Feb. 57:72
(FPJ) Jan. 58:27-A
(JF) Mar. 57:179
4.0 LUMBER GRADING
Markets - Affect of Maximum Moisture Content for 1 and 2
inch by A.L.S.C.
(T)
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(L)
(L)
(L)
May 3, 57:35
June 57:38
Jan. 57:58
Apr. 57:33
May 57:120
Giant Transverse Resin Canals in Douglas Fir
New Battle of the Boards Faces Industry - M.C.
Northwest Hardwood Ass'n Adopts Grading Rules
A Southern Pine Operator Speaks Out; Size vs Moisture
(L) Oct. 57:33
Content
Structural Requirement or Marketing Necessity
Seasoning:
(L) Mar. 59:34
Part I
CL) Apr. 59:34
Part II
(L) May 59:33
Part III
Locally Produced Hardwoods for Small Building Construction
(FPJ) Dec. 59:466
(selection for strength)
(Si.) June 1, 57:31
Set-back to Accelerate Crusade for Standards
(Si.) Aug. 1, 57:29
Second Growth Is Good
(SL) Dec. 15, 57:193
Lumber Industrys 35-year "Cold War" (Green vs Dry)
(EL) Feb. 1, 59:23
Warning Issued (green vs dry question)
(SL) Dec. 15, 59:175
American Lumber Standards Should Be Revised
5.0 MILL DESCRIPTIONS AND LAYOUTS
5.1
MILLS (Capacity, 50M plus)
New Concept for a Stud Mill
Elk (12aM, Band H.R. & 3
Cant Gangs) Photo Layout
CT)
Layout Diagram
CL)
lOOM Daily from 10" Logs - Western Tbr. Prod., Raton, N.M.(T)
Angelina Co. Lbr. Co., Keltys, Tex., Revamps Mill (80M)
Layout
(L)
Atlas Tie Co., Coeur d'Alene, Ida,, Cuts 5OM with 6 men
Layout
CL)
Feb. 57:50
Feb. 25, 57:48
Feb. 57:78
June 57:37
June 57:44
is This the Sawmill of Tomorrow? Lutcher & Moore, Orange,
Tex., (6DM) Layout; New Automation Ideas
CL) Aug. 57:34
M
M Lbr. Co., Alderpoint, Cal-3 Mills on One Site (240M)(L) Aug 57:60
Fall Creek Box Mfg. Co., Kemerer, My., Band 8. Resaw
(oO-75M) Layout
(L) Oct. 57:34
Mills Lbr. Co., Kerrrnerer, Wy., Band & Resaw (5DM) Layout CL) Oct 57:37
8.
8.
Weyerhaeuser's New Raymond, Wn., Mill (loOM) Layout
CL) Oct 57:36
B.C. Federated Co-op, Canoe, B.C. (65M) Layout
(L) Nov. 29, 57:5,'
Economical Long-Log Mill; Larson Lbr. Co., Corvallis, Ore,
(lOOM) Layout)
CL) Mar. 58:38
Increased Wood Utilization - Diamond Gardner, Red Bluff,
California (Layout)
CL) Oct. 58:34
U.S. Plywood adds 2nd Side at Anderson (Layout) to Boost
Production to 14CM - Impact of Chip Economy
(L) Oct. 59:42
"Idea" Mill of the Year - Ozan Lbr. Co., Prescott, Ark.
CL) Nov. 56:34
(lOOM) Layout
(w) Oct. 58:24
7CM a Shift Using Small Logs - San Juan Lbr. Co., Pagosa
Springs, Cob., Layouts of mill & planer
"Trend" Sawmill-Plum Creek Lbr. Co., Pablo, Mont. (lOOM)
Layout
Automatic Handling Solves Small Log Problem (Av.
in.) - Langdale Co., Valdosta, Ga. (SOM) Layout
dia. 8.5
S Men Produce 90W Feet Daily-C&D Lbr. Co, Riddle, Ore,
CL)
May 59:36
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Sept. 59:35
(L)
Sept. 59:42
Layout
CL) Sept. 59:7D
Modernãzation increases Output per Man-Hour; So. Pine Lbr.
Co., Diboll. Texas (200w.)
(w) Jan. 57:23
Mill Doubles Capacity - Menorninee Indian Mills, Neopit,
Wisc. (22w: per year) Layout
Nov. 57:30
5.2 CIRCULAR AND GANG
(Capacity, 50M plus)
Gang Replaces Band at Robinet Wood Products - Klamath,
Calif. (BSM) Layout
Pope & Talbot, Inc., Builds Twin Gang Mill at Port Gamble1 CL) Feb. 57:50
Wash. (15DM) Layout
(L) Mar. 57:44
How Two Gangsaws Can Increase Lbr. Recovery with 8 men on
the floor. Layout
CL) June 57:46
Horse Creek Lbr. Co., Montaque, Calif., Adds Sashgang
(o5-70t.1) Layout
CL) June 57:50
Small Log Sawmill-Elk Falls Co., Duncan Bay, Vancouver
lsle, B.C. (lOOM) Layout
CL) Nov. 58:44
2x4 Plant Handles Small Logs Profitably-J. Neils, Libby,
Montana (9OM-Scragg) Layout
CL) Sept. 59:66
Twin Gang Mill Aids Integrated Program - Langdale Co.,
Valdosta, Ga. (SaM) Layout
(S?) Oct. 59;20
(SL) Sept. 15, 59:27
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5.0 MILL DESCRIPTIONS AND LAYOUTS
5.3
MILLS (Capacity, less than 50M)
Scragg Mills - Answer to Small Log Problem? Descriptions
and Layouts of 3 Mills
Fitzer Bros Lbr. Co.-Morton, Wn. (35M, Band) Layout
Flexibility Pays Off-Arden Lbr. Co., Colville, Wn.
(45M Circ.) Layout
Barrow Mfg. Installs Riderless Carriage-Ahoskie, N.C.
(35M Circ..-Sash Gang) Layout
Gang Mills Invade Southern Rockies - several described
Gang Mill Doubles Mill Cut -- Stringfellow Lbr. Co.,
Bessemer, Ala.
Mill Hits Road in 2 Hours (Bachmobile)
New Mill Gains Increase in Hourly Production
A. DeWeese Lbr. Co., Philadephia, Miss. (48M-Circ. &
Sash Gang) Layout
Scragg-Sash Gang Mill Designed to Cut Salvage Material
Economically - Simonson Logging Co., Smith Riv., Cal.
(35M) Layout
Successful Hardwood Operation-Hardwoods Inc., Eugene,
Ore. (20M Band) Leyout
Unitized Relog Mill-Pac. Lbr. Co., Scotia, Cal.,
(30-SOM) Layout
Pocket Sized Gang Mill-McIntosh Lbr. Co., Blue Lake,
Calif. (37M) Layout
Cut-To-Size (hardwood) Sawmill-Thureson Lbr. Co.,
Howell, Mich.
Doubles Production-Duke City Lbr. Co., Gallina, N.M.
Better Utilization (Hardwoods)-Northern Lbr. Co.,
Poland, N.Y. (Layout)
lOM BF Per Man Hour - Scott Creek Lbr. Co., Toledo, Ore.
(30-40M) Log Gang
Flow Patterns of 5 Small Mills
Mill Secures High Produce Recovery - Commercial Lbr. Co.,
San Augustine, Texas, (4OM) Layout
Specialty Sawmill Operates on Small Timber - Linfor Lbr.
Co., Kellogg, Ida. (35W) Layout (unusual)
Misamis Lbr. Co., Ozamiz City, P.1. (25-50M DbleCirc)
Layout
Livingston Wood Products Corp., Livingston, Tex.
(25M Sqle Circ-Gang)
New Push button Mill Mechanized from Log to Car Calumet & Hecla, Mohawk, Mich (10MM/yr.) Layout
5 Good Ideas in Autooe ted Sawmill - Kelly Hardwood Corp.
(1) Feb. 57:38
(L) Jan. 57:52
(L) Feb. 57:58
(L) Feb. 57:62
(w) Feb. 57:23
(L) Mar. 57:34
(L) Mar. 57:41
(L) June 57:53
(L) July 57:42
(L) Sept. 57:53
(L) Sept. 57:54
(L) Oct. 57:62
(L) Nov. 1, 57:40
(L) Nov. 1, 57:45
(L) Nov. 1, 57:46
(L) Sept. 58:38
(L) Nov. 58:52
(L) Dec. 58:38
(L) May 59:38
CL) May 59:40
(L) June 59:34
CL)
June 59:38
(w) July 57:22
(L) Feb. 58:40
(w) May 59:32
6.0 SA1MILL EQUIPMENT - USE, PRACTICES
6.1 GENERAL (Aled see s.o)
List of Ca's Supplying-Machines, Equipment, Supplies &
Services - each issue
Job Saving Ideas, variable issues beginning
Mill MOdernization Program at Brooks-Scanlon
Wheland Redesigns Their Line of Sawmill Equipment
Gang Mills Invade Southern Rockies - Gangs vs Circulars
CL)
CL) Feb. -57:44
(L) Feb. 25 57:64
CL) Feb. 25, 57:l4J
CL) Mar. 5734
6.0 SAWIVIILL EQUIPMENT - USE, PRACTICES
6.1 GENERAJ. (Also see 5.0)
Continued
N.W. Wood Products Clinic - Riderless Carriages, Memory
Devices
Lutcher & Moore, Orange, Tex., New Automated Equipment
Getting More Dollars Per Board Foot - Dwyer Lbr. Co.
Sawmill Automation Layouts
Finger Tip Controls Makes Job Easier (Sawyer, Edger,
Trimmer) - Ivory Pine Co., Dinuba, California
Sawmill Automation Here Today---More Tomorrow
New & Improved Products (Equipment), each month
12 Ways Scale Models Reduce Construction, Remodeling
Costs
Oval Wood Dish, Tupper Lake, N.Y., Modernizes Plant
Layout - Before and After Modernization
Production Ideas, each issue beginning
Developments in Milling - 1956
Industrial Noise Problem in the Woodworking Field
Automation in Lumber Milling
Automation in the Planing Mill
Developments in Milling - 1957
Delayed-Memory Programming
Engineering Approach to Logging and Milling
Developments in Milling - 1958
Management's Decision:
Automate the Sawmill
Modern Sawmilling, each issue
Sawmill Progress in the Tennessee Valley
Vthat's Your Automation Potential
Engineering Efficiency in Logging and Milling
Economics of Automation for Small Sawmills
May 57:114
Aug. 57:34
CL) Sept. 57:34
CL) Mar. 38:34
(L)
(L)
CL)
(L)
(w)
Sept. 59:34
Sept. 59:72
(w)
May 57:30
(w)
(w)
FPJ)
FPJ)
FPJ)
FPJ)
FPJ)
FPJ)
FPJ)
FPJ)
FPJ)
June 57:20
Aug. 57
Jan. 57:49
Apr. 57:127
June 57:31-A
Sept. 57:15-A
Feb. 58:64
May 58:30-A
July 58:14-A
Feb. 59:57
Oct. 59:33-A
(sL)
(SL)
(SL)
(SL)
(SL)
May 1, 57:30
May 15, 57:56
Dec. 15, 57:121
Jan. 15, 59:31
6.2 BARKERS AND DEBARKING
Barker & Chipper - Olon Belcher Lbr. Co., Brent, Ala.
(L)
Watkins (Slab) Debarker - Photo Ad
(L)
Barker Designed for Small Mills - "Coon Hound',
Nicholson Mfg. Co.
(L)
Barker-Chipper System Is Added by Anaconda Co. (Hansel)
(L)
Rhinelander Pulp Co. Installs lrnpco Barker
CL)
Streamlined Barking-Bucking Log Handling, Menasha Plywood (L)
Barker-Chipper Plant; Dierks Forests, mc, Pine Diuff, Ark.(L)
Chemical Debarking of Green Timber
CL)
Nicholson's Coon-Hound Barker for S-30M Mills
CL)
Everybody Likes this Barker-Chipper System-Ochoco Lbr. Co
Prineville, Ore.
CL)
Debarking at Mill (cost savings)-Union Lbr. Co., Ft. Bragg
Calif.
Feb. 25, 57:112
Feb. 25, 57:125
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Aug.
Oct.
Oct.
58:38
58:42
58:46
58:36
58:42
58:60
58:86
Nov. 58:50
CL)
Jan. 59:44
CL)
CL)
Mar. 5931
Two Men & Two Mchines - R.O. Martin Lbr. Co., Alexandria,
La.
Che, Swedish Portable Barker
Centralized Barking & Block Cutting System Handles Over
June 59:43
350M Feet of Logs Per Day (Layout) - Robert Dollar Lbr.
Co., Glendale, Ore.
CL) Dec. 59:40
Factors in Selecting a Log Barker for the Western Pine
Region
(FPJ) Feb. 58:31-A
Chemical Debarking Offers Means of Utilizing Pine
Trimmings
(FPJ) June 57:458
6.0 SAWMILL EQUIPMENT - USE, PRACTICES
6.2 BARKERS AND DEBARKING Continued
Chemical Debarking of Southern Trees
Survey of Debarking and Chipping Equipment
6.3 CARRIAGES
(SL) Dec. 15, 57:174
(SL) Dec. 15, 57:28
Accessories and Feeds
Feb. 25, 57:62
(L
Controls for Riderless Carriage Described
Feb. 25, 57:l
(L
Weyerhaeuser Installs Riderless Carriages
CL Apr. 19, 57:40
Electric Carriage Drives Save Power Costs
1, 57:48
(L Nov
Remote Control Setworks
CL June 58:38
Multiple Sawyer-Controlled Carriages, Potlatch Forests,
(W Mar. 58:22
How to Convert to Riderless Carriage Operatiom
(W Apr. 58:29
Switch to Riderless Carriages Saves $9,000
(FPJ May 58:154
Power Requirements for Log Carriage Setworks
(FPJ May 58:36-A
Merits of Riderless vs. Setter-Operated Carxiges
(a Sept. 15, 57:O
Air Snubber for Carriages
6.4 EDGERS
Special Edger Resembles Trimmer
Mill Installs Automatic Edger - Layout
He Does It with Keys - B.C. Forest Products Ltd.
Modern Sawmilling
Part 85
Part 86
Part 87
Part 88
Part 89
Part 90
(L) Aug. 57:42
(L) Aug. 57:54
(L) Nov. 1, 57:39
(a)
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
15, 58:35
1, 58:41
15, 58:39
1, 58:37
15, 58:45
1, 58:43
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
June
57:34
57:48
57t34
58:30-A
6.5 HADRIGS
(L)
Device Checks Pressure Guide Alignment (band)
CL)
Grinding the Mill
Gang Mills Invade Southern Rockies - several installationsCL)
(FP3)
Gang Saws for Log Breakdown
(a)
Modern Sawmilling:
Scrag and Gangs
Part 76
Gang Feed and Drives Part 77
Part 78
Gang Operation
Part 79
Part 80
Part 81
Part 82
Part 83
Sept. 1, 57:35
Sept. 15, 57:45
Oct. 1, 57:41
Oct. 15, 57:53
Nov. 1, 57:45
NOv. 15, 57:39
Dec. 1, 57:41
Dec. 15, 57:243
6.6 LOG HANPLINç, SORTING, STORAGE
Flying Platform Pond Boat Solves Log Ja
Bundling Logs Gain Pond Space - McCloud River Lbr. Co.,
MC1oud, California
CL)
Jan. 57:42
CL)
Mar. 57:52
Distribution Deck Handles Logs - Weyerhaeuser Co.,
CL) July 57:48
Sprinfie1d, Oregon
New Barker - irimsaw Deck; Dwyer Lbr. Co., Portland, Ore. (L) Sept. 57:34
Mechanized Unloading & Sortirg, Diamond-Gardner, Red Bluff
CL) Oct. 57:49
California
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6.0 SAVNILL EQUIPMENT - USE, PRACTICES
6.6 LOG HANDLING, SORTING, STORAGE
Continued
(L)
Chips from the Pond Saw
CL)
Electric Log Stacker - Hines Lbr. Co., Dee, Ore.
Frick Co.'s New Hydraulic Log Turner, Log Stop-andLoader (Ad)
(L)
L-M Automation Controls - Ad (Layout)
(L)
Log Handling Problem Solved (with a Wagner Lumber-Jack) Diamond Lbr. Co.,Tillamook, Oregon
CL)
Revamped Log Handling Cuts Costs - U.S. Plywood, Eureka,
California
(L)
Handling Sinkers - Ivory Pine Co., Dinuba, California
CL)
Metal Detector Saves $4000-$5000 Yearly
(L)
Log Unloading, Sorting, Decking, Reloading with LeTourneai.
Stacker
CL)
Dip Treatment Protects Logs (Vancide 95 & Santobrite 5)
CL)
Dry Log Handling - U.S. Plywood, Mapleton, Oregon
CL)
Centralized Barking & Block Cutting System Handles 350M
Feet of Logs Per Day (Layout) - Robert Dollar Lbr. Co.,
Glendale, Ore.
CL)
How Two Firms Handle Strapped Loads of Logs Safely &
Efficiently
(L)
Water Fog Spray Reduces Log Lo&ses in Storage
(w)
Bacterial Attack of Pine Logs in Pond Storage
(FPJ)
Stored Pine Logs Protected from Stain & Insects (Dip)
(SL)
Nov. 1, 57:42
June 58:37
Oct. 58:28
Oct. 58:51
Oct. 58:52
War. 59:40
Mar. 59:44
Apr. 59:38
Apr. 59:46
Apr. 59:65
July 59:108
Dec. 59:40
Dec. 59:44
Jan. 58:25
Sept. 59:283
Mar. 15, 58:30
6.7 LUMBER HANDLING, SORTING, STACKING AND UNSTACKING
New Semi-Automatic Lumber Stacker Saves Space
Mill Revamps Dry Sorting & Stacking Systems - Angelina
Co., Lbr. Co., Keltys, Tex.
Lawson, Platform Lbr. Hoist, Photo & Description
Automatic Green Chain - Ivory Pine Co., Dinuba, Calif.
Materials Handling Ideas: Brooks-Scanlon, mc, Bend, Ore
Lumber & Log Handling (Edge Sorter)-Tahoe Tbr. Co., Reno,
Nevada
Automatic Lumber Sorting (Moore-Setzer)-Westminister
Shook Mills Ltd., New Westminister, B.C.
Automatic Green Lumber Stacker (Setzer)-Seattle Cedar Lbr
Mfg. Co.
Thickness Sorter - Dorris Lbr. & Moulding Co., Dorris,Cal
Cut Costs by Packaged Delivery of Core Stock Ready for
Kilns
Two-Way Radios Speed Materials Handling
'Double Trees' Aid Handling
Revolutionary New System for Automatic Sorting - Moore
Dry Kiln Co.
Automation in the Planing Mill
Lumber Handling with Fork Trucks & Straddle Carriers Use & Costs
Proposed System to Automate Your Lumber Handling
Automated Sorting & Stacking (Moore-Setzer)-powell
River Lumber Co., N. Westminister, B.C.
Unit-Load Lumber Handling Cuts Operating Costs
10
CL) Apr. 57:47
CL) June 57:37
(L) Oct. 57:97
CL) Jan. 59:38
CL) Feb. 59:27
(L) Feb. 59:38
CL) Feb. 59:39
CL) Oct. 59:40
(L) Dec. 59:48
(W) Aug. 57:26
Cw) Aug. 57:28
(w) July 59:34
Cw) Nov. 59:56
CFFJ) Sept. 57:15-A
(FPJ) Oct. 57:382
July 58:19-A
(FPJ) Oct. 58:83-A
(FPJ) Aug. 59:272
(SL) Jan. 1, 59:37
6.0 SAWMILL EQUIPMENT - USE, PRAcTI
6.7 LUMBER HANDLING, SORTING, STACKING AND UNSTACKING
Modern Sawmilling:
Sorting Chains
Sorting Chains, Swedes & Automatic Grade
Stamp
Mechanical Sorters
Stacking
Unstacking
Continued
(SL)
Jan. 15, 59:33
Part 109
Part 110
Part
Part
Part
Part
Part
Part
Part
Feb. 1, 59:39
Feb. 15, 59:35
Mar. 1, 59:35
Mar. 15, 59:35
Apr. 1, 59:43
Apr. 15, 59:33
May 1, 59:37
May 15, 59:29
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
6.8 MAINTENANCE
(L)
Uses of General Purpose Greases (Chart)
(L)
Electrical Tests Save Shut-Downs
Saves Over $30,000 per Year by Chrome Plating Blades, Blts(W)
(w)
Why Productive Maintenance Is Cheaper Than Breakdowns
(w)
12 Ways to Oil Up for Lower Costs
Preventative Maintenance Keeps Handling Equipment Rolling (w)
(w)
How to Maintain Your Railroad Sidings
Jan. 57:113
Feb. 25, 57:l]0
Jan. 57:22
Mar. 57:28
Apr. 57:38
May 57:26
Nov. 57:29
6.9 RESAWS
Remote Controls Automate Resaw Setwords at Pacific Pine
Ltd., B.C.
Resaw Ups Cut at Salmon River Lbr. Co., Riggins, Idaho,
(Semi-Automatic System Described)
Cypak "Memory' Controls Operate Two Resaws
Which Is Best, Cant Gang or Pony-Resaw Combination
Push Button Resaw-Union Lbr. Co., Fort Bragg, Calif.
Elevated Merry-Go-Round; Mt. Whitney Lbr. Co., iohnsdale,
California
Resawing & Edging Combined in 1 Linebar-U.S. Plywood,
Anderson, Calif. Layout
Carriage Travel Reduced (pony)-Weyerhaeuser Co.,
Springfield, Ore.
Push Button Line Bar (Portland Iron Works Ad)
Modern Sammilling:
Part 98
Part 99
Part 100
Part 101
Part 102
Part 103
6.91 SAW
(L)
Feb. 25, 57:52
(L
Apr. 57:57
Aug. 57:38
CL
(L)
Sept. 575l
CL) Mar. 58:48
CL) Jan. 59:33
(L)
Sept. 59:44
(L)
Sept. 59:64
Dec. 59:7
(L)
(SL)
Aug. 1, 58:37
Aug. 15, 58:43
Sept. 1, 58:37
Sept. 15, 58:
Oct. 1, 58:41
Oct. 15, 58:37
(Care, Operation)
How to Get Most Out of Headsaws
How to Saw Frozen Logs
New Saw Blade Produces Chips
Saw Filer's Room - sevOral ideas
How to Prevent Band Saw Cracks
Carbide Wood Cutting Tools
Circular Sawing Experiment on a Radial Arm Saw
11
(L) Jan. 57:49
CL) June 57:52
CL) Apr. 59:8
(L) Apr. 59:40
CL) Apr. 59;42
(FF3) May 58:33-A
(FPJ) Oct. 59:361
6.0 SAWMILL EQUIPMENT - USE, PRACTICES
6.91 SAWS (Care, Operation)
Continued
Research on Thin Circular Saw Blades
Why Blame the Saw? (circu1ar maintenance)
Maintenance of Gang Saws
Proper Saw Care Improves Production Efficiency (band)
New-Type Saw Makes 'Saw Kerf Chips"
(FPJ)
(SL)
(SL)
(SL)
(SL)
Nov. 59:404
Feb. 1, 57:54
June 1, 57:44
Sept. 1, 57:48
Mar. 1, 59:27
6.92 TRIMMERS
Take Off 2 Saws - Add 2. Ralph L. Smith Lbr. Co.,
Castella, Calif.
Trimmer Feeder Takes Stack 4 to 24 Inches
Trimmers: Modern Sawmilling
Part 91
Part 92
Part 93
Part 94
Part 95
End Printers:
Modern Sawmilling
Part 96
Part 97
(L) June 14, 57:52
CL) May 59:85
(SL)
Apr. 15, 58:39
May 1, 58:43
May 15, 58:37
June 1, 58:35
June 15, 58:33
July 1, 58:35
July 15, 58:41
6.93 MISCELLANEOUS
Job Saving Ideas, variable issues beginning
Remote Controls Automate Resaw Setwords at Pac. Pine.
Ltd., B.C.
"Squawk Boxes" Simplify Operations
Resaw Ups Cut at Salmon Riv. Lbr. Co., Riggins, Ida.
(Semi-Automatic)
Mechanized Power Handling, Union Bag-Camp Corp., Franklin,
(L) Feb. 57:44
(L) Feb. 25, 57:52
(L) Apr. 57:48
(L) Apr. 57:57
Va.
(L) June 58:34
Volume Measuring Device Patent Awarded Millcnan:
"TempleDenman" Volume Measuring Apparatus"
CL) Jan. 59:42
Lumber Kept Clean with Pushbroom Brushes
(L) Mar. 59:43
Dual-Use Intercom
- Cascades Plywood Corp., Lebanon, Ore. (L) Mar. 59:59
Tungs-ton Carbide Knives Save Flooring Plant $1600 a Year
(L) Mar. 59:61
Metal Detector Saves $4000-$5000 Yearly
(L) Apr. 59:38
Automatic Setwords Aid Edger, Resawing-Rosboro Lbr. Co.,
Springfield, Ore.
CL) Dec. 59:46
Projo Salvage Saw - Ad
CL) Dec. 59:69
Two-Way Radios Speed Materials Handling
(w) Aug. 57:28
Saves Over $30,000 per Year by Chrome Plating Blades, Bits(W)
Jan. 57:22
Pencil Plant Is Prepared If Somebody Yells "Fire"
(w) Nov. 58:23
Stops Fires Before They Start--Mathis Mfg. Co., Athens,
Texas
(w) Feb. 59:24
Developments Leading Towards a Better Power Chain Saw
(FPJ) Oct. 57:59-A
Carbide Wood Cutting Tools
(FPJ) May 58:33-A
Modern Sawmilling:
(sL)
Refuse Burners
Part 65
Mar. 15, 7:43
Part 66
Apr. 1, 57:43
Refuse Conveyors & Hogs
Part 67
Apr. 15, 57:43
Hogs Described
Part 68
May 1, 57:45
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7.0 PLANING MILL
New Planing Mill Blanks Cedar, Aloha Lbr. Co. - Aloha, Wn.
(lOOM) Layout
(L)
(L)
Feb. 57:54
Nov. 29, 57:48
CL)
Aug. 57:56
Experience Nets Efficiency - J. Herbert Bates Lbr. Co.,
Wallowa, Ore.
Double Duty Planing & Mill Layout, Stetson-Ross
Radio Ties Mill Operation Together - coordinates sales &
production
Simplified Production Flow - Denny Bros., Trukee,, Calif.
(L)
Oct. 57:70
CL)
Nov. 29, 57:4
Giscome, B.C. (Layout)
Materials Handling Ideas: Brooks-Scanlon, Inc., Bend, Ore.
(L) Dec. 58:42
(L) Feb. 58:54
(Layout)
Getting Better Production - Bearden Lbr. Co., Bearden,
CL) Apr. 58:34
Ark. (Layout)
Brooks-Scanlon Lbr. Co., Bend, Ore. Photo of new planing
CL) May 58:80
mill
Practical Automation for Planing Mills - Irvington (Layout) CL) Aug. 58:36
Good Planing Practices (Engelman Spruce & Lodgepole Pine) (L) Oct. 58:44
Modern High Production Planing Mill - Eagle Lake Sawmills,
Planing Mill Layout & Equipment Employment
CL
(L
Tungsten Carbide Knives Save Flooring Plant $1600 a Year
CL
Electronic Tally Meter, for random lengths
High Production Surfacing - Medco, Medford, Ore. (Layout) CL
(L
Electronic Memories on Trimmer - Medco
Thickness Sorter - Dorris Lbr. & Moulding Co., Dorris, Cal. CL
Diehi Announces New Moulders in 3 Models
The Care & Grinding of Knives & Cutters
Automation in the Planing Mill
Carbide Wood Cutting Tools
Cemented Tungsten Carbides & Their Application to
Woodworking
Modern Sawrnilling:
(W
(FPJ
C FPJ
Feb. 59:27
Mar. 59:61
June 59:77
Oct. 59:68
Oct. 59:70
Dec. 59:48
July 57:41
Aug. 57:32-A
Sept. 57:15-A
(FPJ May 58:33-A
(FPJ) June 58:21-A
(sL)
Jan. 1, 59:43
Part 108
Part 123
Aug. 15, 59:31
Part 124
Planers and Planer-Matchers Part 125
Part 126
Blankers
Part 127
Cutterheads
Part 128
Carbide Knives Save $1600 a Year
Sept. 1, 59:33
Sept. 15,59:33
Oct. 1, 59:43
Oct. 15, 59:37
Nov. 1, 59:35
Oct. 1, 59:52
Timber Sizers
Handling Equipment
Feed Tables and Machine
Design
CSL)
8,0 PRODUCTION PRACTICES AND STUDIES
Ponderosa Pine Tree Grades
How Two Gangsaws Can Increase Lumber Recovery
Use of Movies for Time & Motions Studies
How to Increase Production with Job Methods Improvement
Results of a Re-Loggirtg Experiment in a Selectively Cut
Mixed-Conifer Timber Stand
Practical Production Analysis
Evaluating Quality of Slack Walnut Sawlogs (method)
Reduce Woodworking Costs Through Methods Improvement
Sawing Hardwood Logs to Recover Greatest Profit
Sawmill Progress in the Tennessee Valley (small mill
recommendations)
13
(T) Jan. 59:56
(L) June 57:48
(w) Apr. 58:27
(W) Jan. 59:21
(FPJ) May 57:37-A
(FPJ) May 58:27-A
(FPJ) Sept. 58:243
(FPJ) Oct. 58:84-A
(SL) Feb. 1, 57:32
(SL) May 1, 57:30
8.0 PRODUCTION PRACTICES AND STUDIES
Bucking Trees for Top Value (hardwoods)
Sawmill Dollars And Sense (lumber & chip values)
Increasing Sawmill Profits by Air-Drying (costs)
Are You Getting FLU Value from Trees You Cut
(sL) Jan. 1, 58:31
(SL) Dec. 15, 58:142
(SL) Mar. 1, 59:30
(SL) Nov. 15, 59:33
9.0 PROMOTION AND SELLING
Softwood Plywood Gains in Britain
CT) Jan. 57:71
Plywood Promotion, several articles on uses
(1) Jan. 57:72
Plywood Promotion Starts New Phase - DFPA
(1) Jan. 57113
Sales Policies Need Straight Thinking
(T) Jan. 57:116
Lumbermen Study Advertising Program - NLMA
(L) Jan. 57:51
Lumber Industry Needs More Salesmen
CL) Feb. 25, 57:31
W.P.A. and W.C.L.A. Annual Meetings
(L) Apr. 57:52,53
Jobbers (plywood) Review Selling Problems
(L) July 57:41
Plywood Leaders Review Promotion Plans for 1957
(L) July 57:60
Nat'l Lumber Merchandising Program Needed
CL) Oct. 57:74
Field Promotion Is Paying Off for the Plywood Industry
(L) Jan. 58:102
Don't Sell Plywood - Sell the Package
(L) Jan. 58:104
Take a Look At Your Product (Editorial)
(L) Apr. 58:33
To Get More Wood Use in Schools
(L) Apr. 58:40
How One Company Has Stimulated Interest in Wood for
Schools - Potlatch Forests, Inc.
CL) June 58:40
Wood Promotion Program OK'd - Lumber Distribution Comments (L) July 58:108
Cooperation and Common Sense - National Plywood Distributors
Ass'n
CL) Sept. 58:77
Distributor's Place in Marketing Plywood
(L) Dec. 29,58:111
Why G-P Is Going to Packaging
(L) Jan. 59:34
More Red Cedar Shingle Sales (5 classes of builders)
(L) Feb. 59:41
Accuracy in Loading Orders
CL) Mar. 59:67
'Crash' Program Set for Plywood Components - PFS
(L) May 59:42
Product Promotion - several articles on hardboard, particle
board
CL) July 59:82
Redwood Producers to Stress Quality in Battle Against
Competitive Materials
CL) Nov. 59:72
How AITC Works
(L) Nov. 59:71
Plywood Problem:
How to Sell 9.2 Billion Feet
CL) Dec. 59:58
Why Plywood Keeps on Growing
(L) Dec. 29, 59:48
$5.5 Million for Promotion and Research CDFPA)
(L) Dec. 29,59:107
Paging----Mr. Common Sense (Production - Distribution of
Plywood)
(L) Dec. 29,59:110
Big Swing to Paneling Means More Profits (Ideas)
(w) Apr. 57:23
'National Lumber Council for Marketing" Described
(w) Aug. 57:19
3 Part Plan for Modern Miliwork Merchandising
(w) Dec. 57:20
Composite Picture of Wood Kitchen Cabinet Producer (sales) (w) Mar. 59:30
The Time Has Cone to Merchandise Particle Board
(w) June 59:80
How to Build Lurrther's Market
(w) July 59:21
Brochures Reveal Prefab Progress
(w) Aug. 59:21
1958 - Year of Decision for Mood Merchandising
FPJ) Feb. 59:50
Concentration - Yard Industry in North Georgia
(JF) June 57:451
A Re-Orientation of Forest Marketing Research
(JF) June 57:454
The Trend of Lumber Prices
(JF) Mar. 58:179
(Follow Up Comrints on Stunpage Costs
(JF) July 58:517
Labor)
Consumer's Attitude Toward Lumber in Exterior Walls of
Houses
(JF) Feb. 59:90
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9.0 PROMOTION AND SLING
Consumer's Attitude Toward Wood in House Foundations
(including - joists, sub-flooring, etc.)
Seasonal Fluctuations in Ponderosa Pine Lumber Prices
Selling Parade--alternate issues
Use Specialty Items for Long Range Impressions
Laminated Beams Stocked
The Hardwood Distribution Yard - Its Place in Our Economy
'When You Build, Build of Wood", Theme of West Coast
Promotion Program
Lumber is a Bargain
Wood in Kitchen Cabinets - The Consumer's Attitude
Wholesaler's Position in the Pallet Industry
A Look at Hardwood Lumber Paneling Sales
Good Lumber Promotion Begins in the Sawmill
(JF) May 59:358
(Sri July 1, 58:31
(JF) Sept. 59:644
(SL)
(Si.) Jan. 1, 57:50
(SI_) Mar. 1, 57:42
(Si.) July 15, 57:
(SL) Dec. 15,57:148
(SL) Mar, 15, 58:24
(Si.) Oct. 1, 58:29
(a) Feb. 1, 59:35
(a) June 15, 59:26
(SL) June 15,
9:3O
10.0 QUALITY CONTROL
Guarantee Their Lumber (12 point program) So. Pine Lbr.
Co., Diboll, Texas
Stress Quality Control in Receiving Inspection
Quality Control Plan for Rotary Veneer Cutting
Continuous Sampling Plan Improves Quality Control
Simple Direct Quality Control Program Pays Off for Us
8-Point Quality Control Plan
You Can't Inspect Quality Into a Product - It Must Be
Built In
How Trouble Shooting Aids Quality Control
Management Possibilities with Quality Control Methods
Acceptance Sampling of Veneer Using the Lot-Plot Plan
Quality Control in Sanding Particle Board
Measuring Headrig Precision through the Use of Quality
Control Charts
Waste Control in Lumber Remanufacturing
Automation in the Planing Mill
Dimensional Quality Control in a North Central Hardwood
and Softwood Sawmill
Quality Control in the Sawmill
A Statistical Quality - Control Program
Review of Quality Control in Woodworking - 1957
StatiStical Quality Control Pays Off in Woodwork
Evolution of a Quality Control System for Particle Board
Statistical Bases for Quality Control Charts
Scientific Timber Quslity Evaluation - A Lumber Industry
Must
Methods and Machines for Quality Control
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ANUFACTURING AND SECONDARY PRODUCTS
How Double-End Tenoners Work
Cutting-To-Size fOr the 8uilder - Idac Lbr. Co., Healdsburg, Calif.
E. L. Bruce & CO.'S Rough Dimension Mill, MemphIs, Tenn.
Layout
Dorris Lbr. & Moulding Co., Dorris, Cal.
Thickness Sorter
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11.0 REMANUFACTURING AND SECONDARY PRODUCTS
New and Improved Products (Equipment), each issue
Along the Production Line; later, Production Ideas, each
issue
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Where Do We Go from 4,000 ft. of Flooring per Hour
Mechanization Frees 60 Men, Increases Box Production 50%
New Layout Ups Garage Door Output by 500 per Month
Accurate Records Control Custom Cabinet Output
Conveyorization Helps Double Kitchen Cabinet Production
'They Knock on Your Door" for Top Quality Miliwork
Double End Tenoner Pays Off in Short Runs of Custom Miliwork
Diehi Announces New Moulders in 3 Models
The Swing to Mechanized Handling
How to Control Overhead with Standard Costs
That's Ahead in Woodworking Machinery
Continuous Sampling Plan Improves Quality Control
Dada Machine, 1 Ihan Replace 6 Man Setup
Froduction to Inventory - Better Scheduling, More Profits
New Multi-Use Machines Speed Door and Jam Output
Continuous Edge Bander and Endless-Feed Belt Sander
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6 Part Prbam for Reducing Waste
Humidity Control Cuts Cabinet Rejects to l-%
How to Get Best Results from Tungsten Carbide Knives
Tenoner Flap Wheels Sand Door Edges
60 New Machines Ready for You NOW
Complete Unit Packaging Makes Miliwork Easier to Sell
New Treatment Eliminates Checking, Speeds Drying of Fine
Hardwood Parts
Power Nailers Boost Window Output 43%
How to Increase Production with Job Methods Improvement
New Packaging System Stops Edge Damage
Production Engineering for Quality Products
Successful Switch: Prefabs to Pallets - Lacon Wood Products
new, Integrated Plant Meets Demand for Furniture Fit to
Students
Strapped Door Packages Cut Loading Time 50%-Seattle Door Co.
New Unitizing Methods for Parquet Floors
One Chassis-Seven Finishes.. .Revolutionary Idea in Kitchen
Cabinets
Box Plant Success Key: Pioneering, Diversification Seattle Box Co.
Wood Finishing - Progress Report
Industry-Wide Look
Abrasives
Sanding Guide
Wide Belt Machines
New Finishes
Finishing Methods
Infrared Drying
Conveyor i z ing
Face Veneers
Plastic Laminates
Safety Check List
Buyer's Guide
How Trouble Shooting Aids Quality Control
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New Dimension Mill A Gold Mine of Ideas - Kroehler Mfg. Co.,
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Meridian, Miss. (Layouts)
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Wood Machining - Progress Report
Let's Open the Door
Eouipment Financing
Creative Selling
Safety Check List
Work Flow Layouts
Dust Control
Equipment Maintenance
New Products
Buyers Guide
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New Developments in Woodworking Machinery
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Waste Control in Lumber Remanufacture
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Carbide Wood Cutting Tools
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Principles Involved in Match Ripping
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Recent Developments in Double-End Tenoners and Borers
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Reduce Woodworking Costs Through Methods Improvements
Effect of Dowel Type, Hole Size,
Dowel Joint Strength
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What to Expect in Woodworking Planer Development
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New Techniques, Developments in Rip Saws and Moulders
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Trend in Wood Sanding: Wide Belts
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Fastener Design and Cost
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Nave You Considered Dimension
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12.0 SAFETY
Western Pine Region Improves Safety Mark
Safety Engineering, each issue
Safety Switch Guards Chipper (Veneer)
Safety Guard Protects Core Lathe
Safety Leaders Stress Good Performance as Key to Success
24th Forest Products Safety ConHow to Get More Safety
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Furniture Plant Proves Safety Is a Profit Maker
6 Part Program for Reducing Waste
Safety Check List - Wood Finishing
Safety Check List - Wood Machining
Industrial Noise Problem in the Woodworking Field
Government Social Programs in Forestry
Accidents Cost Money
Developing Safe Work Methods
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13.0 SEASONING
(Air and Kiln Drying; Fungus, Mold and Insect Control; Storage)
New Lovsted Kilns Season Sugar Pine, Fir
Portable Bottoms Aid Handling (Air Drying)
Pine Mills Expand Kiln Drying Facilities 57%
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13.0 SEASONING
Western Dry Kiln Clubs - 9th Annual Meeting
Sticker Costs, Sprinkling Green Lbr., Non-Uniform
Yard Spacing, Kiln Drying Costs, Degrade Costs,
Air Drying with Forced Air, Wind Tunnel Drying
Electric Moisture Meter Checks Neil's Kilns
Hot Air Dryer - Aboroginie Lbr. Co., Ft. Bragg, Calif.
Controls Are Key to Properly Dried Lumber - Western Forest
Industries Ltd., Honeymoon Bay on Vancouver Isi., B.C.
New Kiln (Lovsted) Installation, Boise-Cascade, Emmett, Ida.
Kiln-Dried Black Oak Tests Favorable
Constant Air Flow Kiln - Diamond
Package Storage & Loading System - Crossett Co., Crossett,
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Drying Time, Cost Reduced - Standard Dry Kilns Installation
liy McMillan & Bloedel Ltd., Vancouver, B.C.
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Get the Right Kiln Type for the Job
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Principal Types of Kilns for Drying Lumber Products
CL) Oct. 59:36
Drying is Important Step in Manufacture - Sun Studs,
Roseburg, Ore.
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Reduces Kiln Lumber Handling Costs - Hughes Bros., Lumber
Co., Foresthill, California
(L) Oct. 59:44
Individually Controlled Kiln, Key to Drying Hardwoods,
Oregon Alder-Maple Co., Willamina, Ore.
(L) Oct. 59:46
Lessons Learned About Internally Fired Kilns - Ivory Pine
Co., Di'uba, California
(L) Oct. 59:48
Spray Protects Pine Logs Against Borers (Benzine
Hexachlorjde)
(L) Oct. 59:51
Instrumentation of Dry Kilns
CL) Oct. 59:66
Prefab Aluminum Kilns Cut Drying Time 33% - Burney Lbr.
Sales, Truckee, California
CL) Oct. 59:67
Clayton Steam Generator (Ad)
(L) Oct. 59:80
Tunnel Dryer (Blo-R-Dry) Achieves Uniform Moisture Content
Costs
(L) Oct. 59:87
'Porta-Dry", Portable Dryer for Small Operations
(L) Oct. 59:88
Dry Kiln Corner - Questions and Answers, alternate months
beginning
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Dip Tank Prevents Losses
(w) Mar. 58:36
Rebuilt Yard Reduces Defects Increases Handling Efficiency
(w) Sept. 58:26
Are Your Yarding Practices Producing Too Much Fuel?
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What Every $-Conscious Management Man Should Know About
Lumber Drying
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How New Treatment Cuts Green Wood Shrinkage
(w) Oct. 59:23
Status of Wood Drying - 1956
(FPJ) Feb. 57:67
Effect of Several Drying Conditions on Strength of CoastType Douglas-Fir Lumber
(FPJ) July 57:228
How Wood Shrinks & Swells
(FPJ) July 57:235
Changes in Methods to Conserve Lumber (Stacking for air
drying to reduce defects)
(FPJ) Sept. 57:282
Mechanical Properties of Red Oak Related to Drying
(FPJ) Oct. 57:315
High-Temperature Drying of British Columbia Softwoods
(FPJ) Oct. 57:368
Suspension Drying of Sawdust
(FPJ) Jan. 58:5
Factors that Affect Cost of Hardwood Kiln Drying
(FPJ) Jan. 58:21-A
High Drying Temperatures - Do They Harm Douglas-Fir
Veneers?
(FPJ) Apr. 58:128
A Prediction Equation for Veneer Drying Schedules
(FPJ) Apr. 58:137
Kiln Drying Southern Hardwood Crosaties
(FPJ) June 58:165
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Variations in Moisture Content of Air-Seasoned Southern
Pine Lumber in Georgia
High-Temperature Kiln-Drying of Lumber - A Summary of
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Canadian Progress
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Forced-Air Drying Pays Dividends
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Roof Your Lumber and Increase Your Profits
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Wood Seasoning Bibliography, 1956-57
Recommentations of the Madison Conference on Fundamental
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Research in Wood Drying
Factors Associated with Development of Collapse in Aspen
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During Kiln Drying
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Operation Predry: Variables in Drying Southern Pine
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Air Drying 4/4 Red Oak in Southern Wisconsin
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Preserving Lumber in Storage
Kiln Drying Chemically Treated Scarlet Oak & White Oak Lbr. (FPJ)
New Chemical Treatment (polyethylene glyco'-"fl0) Curbs
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Shrink and Swell of Walnut Gunstocks
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Control of Brown Stain in Sugar Pine with Souum Azide
Gray Non-Fungus Seasoning Discoloration of Certain Red Oaks SL)
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Model Dipping Vat
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Proper Air-Seasoning Practices (hardwoods)
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Electronic Controls in Dry Kilns Show Moisture Content
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Importance of Seasoning
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Depression-EMC Relationship
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Wood Stabilization Conference
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Increasing Saai11 Profits by Air-Drying
Modern Sawmilling:
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Part 105
Chemical Treatment of Lumber
Part 106
Part 107
Kiln Construction
Part 118
Kiln Conditions
Part 119
Fans & Heat
Part 120
Temperature & Humidity
Part 121
Controls
Part 122
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14.0 SHIPPING AND PACKAGING
Wrap It lip - Plywood
(T) Jan. 57:132
Automate Your Packaging - Photo & Ad, Pierce Wrapping
Machine
Palletizing Flooring Saves Production Costs (Cost Data)
(L) Jan. 57:125
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(iN) Feb. 57:28
(SL) Feb. 1, 57:29
How a Southern Mill Increased Loading Efficiency and Cut
Costs through Package Loading
Inventory System Checks Species, Grades & Amounts
Packaging 23,500 Board Feet (Flooring) per Hour
Lift Truck Attachment Speeds Loading of Packaged Lumber
Planning Carloading Carefully
Package Loading at
Northwest Timber Co.
Packetizing - "McCraken Lumber Packet"
New Lumber Packaging & Loading - Signode Report 3
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14.0 SHIPPING AND PACKAGING
Unitized Shipments - Winton Lbr. Co., Martell, Celif.
Plywood by the Bag
Rubber Dunnage
Why G-P is Going to Packaging
Package Loading System
Package Storage & Loading System - Crossett Co., Crossett,
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Accuracy in Loading Orders
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Packaging Saves $10.03 per Car - Haining Lbr. Co., Williams,
Ark. (Cost breakdown & method explained)
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Better Handling Means a Better Product
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Packaged Pine Paneling - J. Neils, Libby, Mont. - 5 steps
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Developments in Packaged Lumber Handling - Costs
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Mobile Rig Speeds Lumber Loading
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Packaging Promotes Greater Solid Wood Paneling Sales
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Power-Strapping Setup Speeds Plywood Package Output 50%
(w)
Fork Trucks, Strapped Units Cut Handling Operations 50%
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Strapped Door Packages Cut Loading Time 50% - Seattle Door Co(W)
Fast, Mechanical Ways to Unload Lumber from Box Cars
(FPJ)
Packaging Lumber Saves Time and Money
(FPJ)
Factors Involved in Lumber Packaging for Rail Shipment
(FPJ)
Unit Car Loading
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Packaged Lumber Shipments Double, Receiving Yard Capacity
(SL)
Figuring Tallies the Easy Way
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Three Sizes of Boom Loader (Fowler) Now Available
(SL)
New Mar Designed for Lumber Shipment (sides are doors)
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15.0 UTILIZATION ADVANCEMENTS
15.1 GENERAL
Lodgepole Pine Forsakes Cinderella Role
Charcoal for Barbecues
Ponderosa Pine Tree Grades
Box Producers Discuss Future
Trend in the Lumber Industry
J. Neils Lbr. Cos Grain Door Plant Utilizes Low Grade
Lumber (Layout)
Coos Head Tbr. Co. Integrates Scrag Mill, Band Mill and
Plywood Plant
Briquettor (Sumner 502) Converts Residues to Profits
New Siding Offers Economies
N.W. Wood Products Clinic - Insurance, Mergers, Housing,
Riderless Carriages, Memory Devices, Production Analysis,
Phenolic Glues
Alder Finds Use in Plugging Newsprint Rolls
Mining Specialties Provide Market for Smaller Logs
Baler Presses Planer Shavings
Utilization Survey Made - Oregon
"Hardened' Cedar Promises Greater Cedar Utilization
Redwood Cooling Tower Stock from Mill Residuals
Getting 4ore Dollars Per Board Foot - Dwyer Lbr. Co.
Cedar Shakes Stage Big Come-Back
Successful Hardwood Operation - Hardwoods, Inc., Eugene,
Ore.
Associated Species - Important to W. Pine Region
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15.1 GENERAL
Continued
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New Container Offers Savings
(L) Nov. 1, 57:36
Ivory Pine Co. Goes After Whole Tree Use
(L) Feb. 58:34
Medium-Sized Integration Operation - Hegewald Timber Co.
Wood Utilization Helps Gold Mine Pay Off - Homestake
Mining Co.
(L) Feb. 58:48
(L) June 58:26
Bark Offers Important Opportunities - N. Calif. FPRS
How to Get More Dollar Realization - 13th Wood Products
Clinic
(L) June 58:48
Panelized Lumber Sheathing, Boise-Cascade
CL) Aug. 58:40
Unusual Utilization of Hardwoods - Anchor Mfg., Piqua,
Ohio
(L) Aug. 58:54
70 Species Used by Nickey Bros. - lumber, veneer, flooring (L) Sept. 58:36
Getting Better Utilization - Northern Lbr. Co., Poland, NY (L) Sept. 58:38
(L) June 59:47
Cottonwood Finds New Uses, for plywood & excelsior
(L) June 59:48
Prefinished Flooring - E. L. Bruce Co., Memphis, Tenn.
(L) June 59:75
Gang Nail Plates - assembly of wood trusses
N.W. Wood Products Clinic - Bark, Machining, Adhesives,
Paper-Clad Boards, etc.
CL) June 59:84
CL) Aug. 59:36
Sawmill Adds Manufacture of Pre-Cut Houses
Engineered Wood Products Issue
CL) Nov. 1959
Glued Laminated Lumber - present status, future
p. 34
Marketing Engineered Timber Structural Components
p. 38
p. 38
Wholesalers Have Place in Selling Glulam
Fabrication of Sawn Engideered Timber
p. 40
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Better Utilization - Scott Lbr. Co., Burney, Calif.
Complete Utilization Aim of Integration Trend
(w) July 57:20
(w) Aug. 57:24
The Case for Solid Lumber Cases
The Case for Particle Board Cores
CW) Aug. 57:25
The Case for Hollow Cores
(W) Sept. 57:22
The Case for Paper Honeycomb Cores
(W) Sept. 57:23
7 Ways for Wood Industry to Cash In on Panel Trend
Cw) Nov. 57:20
Solid Wood Bending Techniques Reduce Costs, etc.
Cw) Nov. 57:32
Wood Flour Producer Cuts Costs with Easy-to-Handle
Blocks - Portco Corp., Portland, Ore.
Cw) Nov. 57:38
Growing Charcoal Demand Means More Utilization Profits
Part I
Cw) Dec. 57:32
Part II
(w) Jan. 58:36
Seven Integrated Plants - U.S. Plywood, Shasta Div.
CW) Feb. 58:30
"We Stopped Hogging 500 School Chair Frames per Week
(w) May 58:32
Cut Stock Plant Brings New Products, Buyers, Profits
(w) May 58:34
Converts Smokestacks' Fly-Char into High Quality BriquettesCW) Aug. 58:22
Colored, Cartoned Shingle Products Have High 'Sell Appeal' Cw) Feb. 59:37
New House Panel Systems Cut Use of Framing Lumber
Cw) Feb. 59:40
Composite Picture of Wood Kitchen Cabinet Producer
Cw) Mar. 59:30
Wood Still 'Basic Material' for Truck Bodies
(w) July 59:23
(W) Aug. 59:26
What to Know Before You Start Charcoal Production
Wood Finishing - Progress Report CSec 12.0)
Cw) Sept. 59:39
Redwood Group Spotlights Research Success
(W) Nov. 59:42
(FPJ) Jan. 57:15-A
How to Prevent Fungus Damage to Wood Structures
The Economics of Waste Wood Utilization Cbarking &
chipping)
(FPJ) Jan. 57:19-A
Abstract from Current World Literature, most monthly
issues
(FPJ)
Review of Chemical Utilization
Future Demand for Forest Products
(FPJ) Feb. 57:61
(FPJ) Feb. 57:29-A
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15.1 GENERAL Continued
World-Wide Forest Products Review
Gluing & Fabricating Flush Doors
Whole Tree Harvesting (pulp use)
Douglas-Fir Bark As A Source of Quercetin
Retail Marketing of Charcoal in Iowa
Past Developments & Future Prospects for Compreg
How & What to Specify in the Preservative Treatment of
Wood For Buildings
Tree-Length Wheeled Skidding (a Bucking)
Developments in the Use of Red Alder
Charcoal Production in Kilns
Subject & Author Indices - Vol. VII, 1957
Blister-and Stain-Resistant Paints
Review of Chemical Utilization 1957
Finishing Developments - 1957
Wood Preservation Activities, 1956-57
Exposure Characteristics of Clear Finishes for Exterior
Wood Surfaces
An Analysis of the Panel Products Field
Lumber Treatment by the Vacuum Process
How to Build Better Frame Home (avoid insect & decay
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damage)
Fire-Resistance Tests of Solid Wood Flush Doors
The Challenge Before the Lumber & Plywood Industries recovery a utilization
The Fire Performance of Timber
Effect of Incising on Penetration of Creosote in
Japanese Cedar Poles
Factors Affecting Amount of Naphthalene in Condensate
During Boiling Under Vacuum in Creosote
Pallets Play Important Part in Materials Handling
Reinforced Plastics as Protective Ctings for Wood
Chemical Conversion of Wood Residues:
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Separation & Utilization of Hardwood Hemicelluloses
Cut Stock
Five Ways We Can Preserve Our Wood Markets
History and Development of Wood Preservation for Millwork
Equipment & Costs for Profitable Charcoal Briquetting
Marketable Sawdust Composts - Preparation & Fertilizing
Value
Residues from the Sawmill--Smoke or Profit; Ivory Pine
Practical, Low-Cost Roof Framing for Light Buildings
Subject & Author Indices - Vol. VIII, 1958
Review Wood Preservation, l957-5
Wood Finishing Developments, 1958
Review Chemical Utilization, 1958
Effect of Wood on Durability of Finishes
Economics of A Small, Integrated Sawmill-Particle
Board Operation
Attempts to Modify the Weathering of Redwood
Alcohol Production from Spent Sulfite Liquor
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(FPJ) Sept. 58:26-A
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Nov.
Nov.
Dec.
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Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
58:323
58:27-A
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(FPJ) Mar. 59:15-A
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15.0 UTILIZATION ADVANCEMENTS
15.1 GENERAL
Continued
(FPJ)
Bark Utilization Featured:
Making Fertilizer - Soil Conditioner from Bark as a
Trickling Media
Comercial Uses for Redwood Bark Dust
Chemicals from Bark
Utilizing Bark at a Medium-Size Mill
Utilization in Norway---Bark in Hardboard
Milling Redwood Bark
Recovery, Preparation, and Yields of Redwood Bark
Horticultural Applications for Bark & Wood Fragments
(FPJ)
Wood Preservation Featured:
Treating Ponderosa Pine Miliwork by Vacuum Process
Improving Wood's Durability Through Chemical Modification
Research Needed on Major Problems in Wood Preservation
Why Some Wood
Pressure of Competing Materials:
Products Hold Their Own
Water-Repellant Treatment for Lumber for Military Use
Pressure Treatment Can Extend Uses for Native Hardwoods
(FPJ)
Exterior Finishes for Wood---Some Problems Involved
(FPJ)
Treating Hardwood Posts by the Double-Diffusion Method
Douglas-Fir Plywood: Its Treated & Natural Resistance
(FPJ)
to Termites
Chemical Nature & Importance of Extraneous Components
(F P3)
of Wood
(FPJ)
Allowable Loads for 8d Nails
(FPJ)
Wood Waste in Composts
Pulp & Chemical Potential for Western Red Cedar
(rP3)
Utilization
(F P3)
Utilizing Residues from Western Red Cedar Mills
(F P3)
Wood vs Concrete in House Foundations
Fire Retardants for Wood Treated with Oil-Type
(FP3)
Preservatives
Process for Converting Sawdust into Fertilizer
(Fersolin)
Pulping of Sawdust Chips from a Coarse-Feed Saw
Dyes for Preserving Wood
Cushioning for Packaging: Engineering Wood Cellulose
Progress in Charcoal Production - Continuous Residue
Carbonization
Understanding Mechanisms of Deterioration of House Paint
Wood Moisture Content in Homes---Seasonal Variations
in the Southeast
Subject and Author Indices - Vo. IX, 1959
Chemical Debarking Offers Means of Utilizing Pine
Thinnings
Wood Utilization Issue
Forest Products in Today's World
Use of Wood in Ships and Boats
U.S. Forest Products Laboratory
TECO Takes a New Look at Wood Utilization
Institute of Paper Chemistry
Wood Preserving and Changing Markets
The Oregon Forest Products Research Center
Market Outlook for Lodgepole Pine (properties & uses)
Protecting Forest Products from Insects
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April 1959
p. 19-A
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p. 31-A
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May 1959
p. 149
p. 166
p. 26-A
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p. 34-A
p. 36-A
June 59:28-A
July 59:216
July 59:220
July 59:224
Aug. 59:258
Aug. 59:277
Sept. 59:308
Sept. 59:313
Sept. 59:316
Oct. 59:325
(FPJ) Oct. 59:340
(FPJ) Oct. 59:359
(F P3)
Oct. 59:372
(FPJ) Oct. 59:35-A
(FPJ) Nov. 59:395
(FPJ) Nov. 59:417
(FPJ)
(FPJ)
Nov. 59:427
Dec. 59:469
(JF)
June 57:458
(JF) Aug. 1958
p. 547
p. 549
p. 556
p. 561
p. 566
p. 570
p. 574
(JF) Sept. 58:643
(JF) Sept. 59:639
15.0 UTILIZATION ADVANCEMENTS
15.1 GENERAL
Continued
Can Logs Containing Sweep Be Straightened Before Sawing
Hogged Fuel Storage & Briquetting Wood Residue
How to Remove Stains from House Siding
Second Growth Is Good
Modern Naval Stores Extraction Methods
Chemical Debarking of Southern Trees
How Hot Is A House
Builders Urge Lumber Research
Bolts Salvaged from Cull Oaks
SL)
SL)
EL)
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SL)
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Mar. 1, 57:70
May 15, 57:43
June 1, 57:52
Aug. 1, 57:29
Dec. 15,57:113
Dec. 15,57:174
Jan. 1, 59:28
July 1, 59:26
Oct. 1, 59:30
15.2 CHIP BUSINESS
Multiple Chipper System & Rader Conveyor
(T) Jan. 57:152
Barking & Chipping in the Woods
(T) Apr. 57:64
Woods Barker-Chipper Plant, C-Z, Deep River, Wn.
(T) June 57:46
Portable Chippers for Logging Slash (costs)
(T) June 57:50
Is Pulpwood Going to Chips - national survey
(T) May 58:41
Pulp Mills Consume More Chipped Residues (regional table) (T) May 29, 59:39
Barker & Chipper - Olon Belcher Lbr. Co., Brent Ala.
(Unique elevated slab deck to Watkins Barker)
(L) Feb.25,57:ll2
C.Z. ' s New Barking & Chipping Plant Aids Wood Recovery
for Canadian Plants
(L) Apr. 57:55
Controls Improve Chip Handling - U.S. Plywood, Seattle, Wn (L) July 57:54
Chips from the Pond Saw
(L) Nov. 1, 57:42
Chip Surge Problem Overcome - Mollala F.P. Co., Cloverdale,
California
(L) Oct. 58:48
Chip Handling System-loads 14 units in 4 minutes
(L) Apr. 59:39
Chip Dollars from Mill Waste
(w) May 57:24
Economics of Waste Wood Utilization (chips)
(FPJ) Jan. 57:19-A
Expanding the Use of Wood Residues for Pulp Production
(FPJ) Aug. 57:253
High Pressure Pneumatic Conveying in the Wood Products
Industries (Rader)
(FPJ) Oct. 57:390
Importance of Proper Chipping (Guillet Chipper)
(FPJ) Oct. 57:55-A
Yield of Pine Pulp Chips by Sawlog Size
(FPJ) Dec. 57:31-A
Heartwood Content of Douglas-Fir Mill Residues
(FPJ) Oct. 59:384
Chemical Debarking Offers Means of Utilizing Pine
Thinnings
(JF) June 57:458
Modern Sawmilling
(SL)
Slab Barking and Chipping
Part 70
June 1, 57:39
Chipping Equipment
Part 71
June 15, 57:45
Pneumatic Chip Conveying
Part 73
July 15, 57:39
Part 74
Aug. 1, 57:7
Part 74
Aug. 15, 57:45
Survey of Debarking & Chipping Equipment
(EL) Dec. 15,57:208
Sawmill Dollars and Sense (lumber vs chips values)
(EL) Dec. 15,58:142
New-Type Saw Makes "Saw Kerf Chips"
(EL) Mar. 1, 59:27
Georgia Roofing Plant Uses Chips (unloading Procedure)
(SL) Oct. 1
59:34
15.3 COMPOSITION PRODUCTS (Fiber, Flakes, Particle)
Particle Board Plant Uses Planing Mill Shavings Weyerhaeuser, forth Bend, Ore. (Layout)
Insulation Board Plant Employs New Process - U.S.
Gypsum, Mobile, Ala.
Economy of Wood Particle Board Production
24
(L) Feb. 25
57:39
(L) Feb. 25, 57:54
(L) Mar. 57:38
15.0 UTILIZATION ADVANCEMENTS
15.3 COMPOSITION PRODUCTS (Fiber, Flakes, Particle)
Continued
Quality Control in Composition Board Mfgr.
Annual Board Review Issue
Booming Board Industry Shows Growth Potential
How Particle Board Is Made
Economic Considerations in the Particle Board Industry
Particle Board Needs Standards
Lanewood-Extrusion Process for Particle Board (Layout)
Columbia Hardboard Co., Everett, Mn., Produces CedarAlder Flakeboard
Roddiscraft, Inc., Arcata, Calif., Starts Behr Process
with Two Men Operating the Entire Production
Cascades Plywood Corp., Lebanon, Ore., Converts from
Shavings to Veneer Chips (Layout)
First International Conference on Fiber Board and
Particle Board
Canada Conducts Board Research
Particle Board Industry Enjoys World-Wide Boom
Top Quality Particle Board - Hart Wood Products, Inc.,
Hart, Mich.
Fiber-Clad Building Board Plant, Chapman-Woods,
Phiiomath, Ore.
Coreboard for Furniture Stock-American Furniture Co.,
Martinsville, Va.
(L) Mar. 57:49
(L) May 57:
p. 36
p. 38
p. 40
p. 42
p. 50
p. 52
p. 56
p. 60
p. 64
p. 96
CL) Sept. 57:70
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(L) Nov. 1, 57:58
(L
Nov. 29, 57:64
Mar. 59:26
Jan. 58:188
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(W)
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(L)
Mar. 58:76
May 58:25
Apr. 58:71
Apr. 58:76
(L
(w
Directory of Hardboard & Particle Board Plants
Versatile Particle BOard Plant - Pope & Talbot, Inc.,
Oakridge, Oregon
New Jenkins Right Angle Transfer and Cut-Up Machine
Dry Process Hardboard Plant - Masonite Corp., Australia
A New Product and A New Plant - United Wood Corp.,
West Memphis, Arke
One-Man Sizing, Surfacing, Grading, Sorting
Annual Board Review Issue, 1958
State of the Board Industry
This Particle Board Industry
Particle Board Can Have A Future
Custom Manufacturing - Cascades Plywood Corp.
Merchandising-Minded Masonite
Building Markets with New Products - Simpson Logging Co
Product Integration and New Markets - International
Paper's Long-Bell Flakeboard
Developing New Products is Essential - Forest Fibre
Structural Particle Board (block components)
Particle Floor Tile - Paqua, Inc.
Pre-Sealing of Panels - Oregon Lumber Co.
Flapreg (wood marble) - Washington State College
Chemicals Are Vital to Better Board Products
1958 Directory of Board Producers
Board Plant Operates on Native, Mixed Species - Barrett
Div., Allied Chemical & Dye Corp., Sunbury, Pa.
World Production Reports - Particle & Hardboard
Integrated Particle Board Plant - Pacqua, Inc., Dillard,
Ore. (Layout)
25
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CL) June 58:65
(L) July 1958
p. 36
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(L) Oct. 58:80
15.0 UTILIZATION ADVANCEJENTS
15.3 COMPOSITION PRODILTS (Fiber, Flakes, Particle)
Continued
Control-Panel Automation - Templebord Plant, Southern
Pine Lbr. Co., Diboll, Texas
Formica Flakeboard - American Cyanamide Co., Farmville,
N.C., (Layout)
(L) Nov. 58:66
(w) Feb. 59:20
(L)
(W)
(L)
(L)
Dec.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
58:60
59:22
59:31
59:50
Half-Million Seats (Molded) A Year - So. Pine Lbr. Co.
Mixed Ground & Chip Wood - Flintkote Co., Meridian, Miss.
Flake-Ply Board (Hardwoods) - Carolina For. Prod. Co.,
Wilmington, N. C.
(L) Feb. 59:62
One-Man Hardboard Sizing Operation - Cascades Plywood Corp.
Lebanite plant, Lebanon, Ore.
(L) Mar. 59:79
Critical Quality Control Enables American Parboard, Black
Mt., N.C., to meet order specifications
(L) Apr. 59:82
Continuous Flow Particleboard Plant - Brownsville, Ore.
(Layout)
(L) May 59:62
Daiken Wallboard Industries Co., Ltd., Okayama, Japan Variety of Insulati'on or Hardboard Products; 160,000
sq. ft. in 24 hr.
(L) June 59:44
Annual Board Review Issue, 1959
(L) July, 1959:
Board Industry Outlook is Faorab1e
p. 39
Continued Growth in Particle Board
p. 40
Growth of Hardboard Plants - economic factors, profits,
etc.
p. 42
New Products
p. 44
Realistic Approach to Particle Board
p. 54
World Reports
p. 56
Product Promotion - several articles
p. 82
Prefinishing Boards is Good Business - costs
p. 88
Better Resins for Better Boards
p. 90
Fabricating Plant Boosts Sales - Roddiscraft, Arcata,
California
p. 92
Constant Resin - Wax Proportion
p. 94
New Equipment
p. 95
1959 Directory of Board Producers
p. 98
Low-Cost Setup for Testing Particle Board
(w) Feb. 57:36
Granite Board, Inc., Goffstown, N.H., Presses to Density
and Sands to Thickness
(w) Mar. 57:20
Low-Cost ($75,000) Captive Particle Board Setup - Hickory
Mfg. Co. Layout
(w) June 57:21
Converting Wood Flour Into Molded Products that Sell
(w) June 57:25
The Case for Particle Board Cores
(w) Aug. 57:25
How to Test Particle Board's Machining Qualities
(w) Sept. 57:24
What Wood Can You Use in Particle Boards
(w) Oct. 57:24
Converts Planer Shavings to---Particle Board,
Brownsville Particleboard
(W) Feb. 58:O
U.S. Korboard Corp., High Point, N.C. - Particle Board
Ti1ored to Buyer's Specs.
(w) Mar. 58:24
New, Versatile "Flapreg' Joins Particle Board Family
(W) Mar. 58:32
In Our Furniture, Particle Board Makes Dollars and Good
Sense
(W) June 5B2S
Multi-Use Flakeboard From Aspen Logs in 45 Minutes
(w) Aug. 58:25
Novel Ideas, Machines Produce 10,000 Molded Products
Weekly
(w) Sept. 58:32
Wood Glue Reference Guide---tablê
(w) Mar. 59:72
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15.0 UTILIZATION ADVANCEMENTS
15.3 COMIOSITION PRODUCTS (Fiber, Flakes, Particle)
Continued
(w) June, 1959
Progress Report: Board Products
For Particle Board---It's Full Speed Ahead
p. 44
Particle Board Trends as the Engineers See Them
p. 46
p. 47
Case for Hardboard---Wood Product With a Big Future
New Way to Bend Hardboard into Circular Forms
p. 50
Effects of Heat Transfer in Multi-Platen Process
p. 56
Modernized Fabrication Line Speeds Particle Board Sizing
p. 60
Field Applications; Thumbnail Case Histories
p. 70
Time Has Come to Merchandise Particle Board
p. 80
New Products for Board Processing & Fabricating
p. 82
Hardboard &- Particle
Board Products Reference Guide:
p. 100
Board
(w) July 59:24
Trouble Shooting in Particle Board Plants
How to Spur Particle Board's Use Through Simplified Specs (w) Sept. 59:24
(w) Sept. 59:39
Wood Finishing - Progress Report (See 12.0)
"Cultured Wood' - Kroehler Mfg. Co.'s Fiber-Particle
(w) Nov. 59:24
Board Plant at Meridian, Miss.
(FPJ) Jan. 57:1
Wood Particle Molding
(FPJ) Jan. 57:6
Fundamental Economics of the Particle Board Industry
Properties of Particle Board Related to Its Use in
(FPJ) Mar. 57:91
Furniture Manufacture
Effect of Cyclic Humidification on Dimensional
(FPJ) Mar. 57:95
Stability of Commercial Hardboards
(FPJ) Apr. 57:121
Quality Control in Sanding Particle Board
Use of Composition Board & Other Wood-Base Products
(FPJ) May 57:155
in Mass Building
(FPJ) May 57:159
Boring Tests of Particle Board
Effect of Several Production Variables on Modulus
of Rupture & Internal Bond Strenth of Boards
(FPJ) Oct. 57:395
Made of Green Douglas-Fir Planer Shavings
(FPJ) Oct. 57:53-A
Some Practical Aspects of Particle-Board Core Stock
(FPJ) Oct. 57:61-A
Commodity Report on Fiberboard (World-wide)
(FPJ) Oct. 57:63-A
Surface Waviness of Lumber & Particle-Core Panels
Research Program to Determine the Advisability of
(FPJ) Nov. 57:20-A
Engaging in the Particle Board Business
"What, Why, & What From" of the FAO/ECE International
Consultation on Insulation Board, Hardboard, and
(FPJ) Dec. 57:27-A
Particle Board
(FPJ) Jan. 58:5
Suspension Drying of Sawdust
(FPJ) Feb. 58:72
An Analysis of the Panel Product Field
(FPJ) Feb. 58:27-A
Use Development for Particle Board
(FPJ) Mar. 58:26-A
Economic Aspects of a Particle Board Op&ation
(FPJ) June 58:172
Adhesive and Adhesion Problems in Particle Board
Relationship of Specific Gravity to Module of Rupture
(FPJ) June 58:177
and Elasticity in Commercial Hardboard
Evolution of a Quality Control System for Particle Board (FPJ) June 58:18-A
Effect of Overlay Materials on Flexural Properties of
(FPJ) Aug. 58:219
Commercial Particle Board
Effect of Particle Geometry & Resin Content on Bending
(FPJ) Oct. 58:317
Strength of Oak Flake Board
Applying Finishing Materials with the Steineinann
(FPJ) Oct. 58:71-A
Pressure-Curtain Coater
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15.0 UTILIZATION ADVANCEMENTS
15.3 COMOSITION PRODUCTS (Fiber, Flakes, Particle)
Continued
Seven Western Experts Discuss Quality Control in
Composition Boards
(FPJ)
Statistical Quality Control in Particle Board Production
Commercial Standards and Product Specifications
Quality and Process Control in Hardboard Production
Water Absorption and Dimensional Changes of Hardboard
Frequency Distribution, an Aid to Control
Slide Rules for Quality Control
Quality Control for Wet-Batch Hardboard
Particle Boards---Their Classification & Composition
(FPJ)
Preservation of Partjcleboard & Hardboard with Pentach
lorophend
(FPJ)
Fiberboard Panel Discussion
(FPJ)
1958 Status of Composition Board Industry
(FPJ)
Flapreg Flakeboard---Resjn Impregnated Compressed Wood
Flakes
(FPJ)
Developing the Best Resin for the Particular Process
(FPJ)
Influence of Specific Gravity & Resin Content on
Properties of Particle Board
(FPJ)
Utilization of Bark in Hardboard in Norway
(FPJ)
I-low Wax & Particle Shape Affect Stability & Strength
of Oak Particle Board
(FPJ)
Effect of Press Cycles & Moisture Content on Properties
of Douglas-Fir Flakeboard
(FpJ)
Dry Process Hardboard
(FPJ)
High Temperature Drying of Chips (flakes, shavings,
etc.)
Granulated Wood Moulding:
Past, Present, Future
Effect of Formation Variables on Wood Particle Molding
Trend in Wood Sanding: Wide Belts
A Search for Better Particle Board Adhesives
(FPJ)
(FPJ)
(FPJ)
(FPJ)
(FPJ)
Nov. 58
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p. 36-A
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Dec. 58:11-A
Dec. 58:357
Jan. 5925-A
Feb. 59:53
Feb. 59:103
Mar. 59:29-A
Apr. 59:131
Apr. 59:31-A
July 59:197
July 59:203
July 59:11-A
Sept. 59:5-A
Sept. 59:7-A
Oct. 59:330
Oct. 59:39-A
Oct. 59:42-A
15.4 END and EDGE GLUING, LAMINATING, OVER-LAYING, PLUGGING of LUMBER
High Grade Lumber from Shorts at Hammond-Calif. Redwood Co. (T) Feb. 57:54
(FPJ) June 58:30-A
Edge & End-Gluing Process Produces Furniture Panels Wolverine Western Lbr. Co., Burns, Ore.
CL) Feb. 25, 57:44
Big Boards from Little Boards by Finger-Jointing;
Arcata Redwood Co., Arcata Calif
(L) July 57:38
Lamination Plant Specializes in Trusses & StrUctural Members - Laminated Wood Products Co., Tacoma, Wn.
CL) Aug. 57:46
Glue-Up Opens New 'Dimension' in Products & Markets Summary of Pac. N.1N. FPRS Meeting, Oct. 57
CL) Nov. 1, 57:50
Plastic-Coated Wood Will Not Decay
CL) May 58:63
Hardwood-Faced Panels in Many Sizes - Carolina Panel Co.,
Inc., Lexington, N.C.
(L) June 59:2
Glue-Up Opens Markets - High Sierra Pine Mills, Oroville,
California
(L) Aug. 59:40
Key Production Steps in Larrinating
CL) Nov. 59:74
New Press Shortens Cycle for Laminating
CL) Nov. 59:76
TriState Automatic Finger Jointing-Equip. (Layout Ad)
(w) Jan. 57:61
How Wood Engraving Blocks Are 1-leld to Close Tolerances
(w) Feb. 57:24
The Case for Solid Lumber Cores
(w) Aug. 57t24
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15.0 UTILIZATION ADVANCEMENTS
15.4 END and EDGE GLUING, LAMINATING, OVER-LAYING, PLUGGING of LUMBER Continued
What Are Benefits of Electronic Gluing; Sues-Coleman
Lbr. Co., Omak, Wn.
Finger Jointing Adds Carload of Usable Lumber per
Week - Cascade Wood Products, Medford, Ore.
Postforming Cuts Cost 40% on Decorative Counter Tops
Sprays Glue to Speed Bonding of Plywood, Plastic Laminates
Finger Jointing Setup Will Pay Way and Earn Over $3,900
First Year - Wadsworth Miliwork Corp., Wadsworth, Ohio
(w) Aug. 57:30
(w) Sept. 57:20
(w) Jan. 58:32
(w) Sept. 58:40
(w)
(Costs)
(w)
Onsrud Finger Jointing Ad - Production & Costs
(W)
How to Speed Bonding of Plastics to Cores by 50%
(w)
Modern Equipment, Straight-Line Work Flow---Woodlam Co.
Speeds Core Output 30%, Saves $19,600 per Year - Werlitzer
(W)
Co., DeKalb, Ill.
(w)
Progress Report:
Glues & Gluing
Wood Gluing and Laminating---Today and Tomorrow
In Laminating---The Surface Hasn't Been Scratched
Revolution in Laminating---Glued-Up Beams in 7 Minutes
Gluing and Laminating:
20 thumbnail case histories
What's New in Equipment Along Gluing Street
New Electrode Designs to Spur High Frequency Gluing
New and Improved Products for Gluing
Wood Glue Reference Guide - table
Precision-Tailored 'Wood Without Waste' - E. Hines Lbr.
(w)
Co., Hines, Ore.
Common Lumber, Paper, Veneer Combined to Create Prime
(w)
Siding; Geo-Pac. Corp.
Factors Affecting the Quality of an Epoxy Resin Wood(FPJ)
to-Wood Bond
(FPJ)
Cost and Marketing of Plugged Lumber
(FPJ)
Developments in Glues & Gluing 1956
(FPJ)
Quality Control in the Production of Laminated Timbers
(FPJ)
First Minehunter Made of Laminated Preserved Timber
Production & Marketing of Finger-Jointed & Edge-Glued
(FPJ
Lumber (Bondwood)
(FPJ
Gluing High Pressure Decorative Laminates
Production Gluing of Random-Length Core Stock
(FPJ
Surface Waviness of Lumber & Particle-Core Panels
(FPJ
Trials with Laminated Crossarms (Bell Tel.)
(FPJ
(FPJ
Developments in Glues & Gluing - 1957
(FPJ
An Analysis of the Panel Product Field
Laminated Prefinishing of Composition Board
(FPJ
(FPJ
World Commodity Report on Particle Board
End Gluing Lumber - joint design
(FPJ
Curing Rates of Resorcinol and Phenol - Resorcinol Glues
(FPJ)
in Laminated Oak Members
(FPJ)
Veneer & Lumber Void Filler
Wood to Wood Bonds with Epoxide Resins - Species Effects (FPJ)
Effect of Resin Treatment & Compression Upon Weathering
(FPJ)
Properties of Veneer Laminates
(IPJ)
Principles Involved in Match Ripping
(FPJ)
Pilot Planting Laminated 2 by 4's
Design, EcOnomis, & Related Properties of End & Edge
(FPJ)
Joints Commonly in Use
(FPJ)
Laminating Preservative-Treated Scotch Pine
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Dec.
Dec.
Jan.
58:22
58:31
58:36
59:28
Feb. 59:32
Mar. 1959:
p. 40
P. 42
p. 44
p. 48
p. 56
p. 58
P. 62
p. 72
Apr. 59:24
May 59:28
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
57:20
57:31
57:40
57:100
57:26-A
June
Aug.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
57:37-A
57:29-A
57:352
57:63-A
57:26-A
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58:72
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May 58: 145
May 58:32-A
June 58:182
Aug. 58:230
Aug. 58:242
Aug. 58:19-A
Aug. 58:23-A
Sept. 58:25-A
15.0 UTILIZATION ADVANCEMENTS
15.4 END and EDGE aUING, LAMINATING, OVER-LAYING, PLUGGING of LUNBER Continued
Survey of Adhesives for Edge & End Gluing
Progress Report--3lues & Gluing, 1958
A Notched Clearage Specimen for Evaluating Strength of
Glue Joints
Trouble Shooting Glue Problems--Panel Discussion
Tensile Strength of Scarf Joints in Southern Pine
Making Glue Go Further:
Mechanized Foaming of Adhesives
Sonic Detection of Blisters
Effect of Lamination Thickness on Strength of Curved
Laminated Beams
Veneered Stock with Solid Lumber Cores
Elastomeric Adhesives--Their Uses in Forest Products
Adhesives for Dissimilar Materials
Glue Joints Durable (preservative treated laminated
timbers)
Knot Plugging:
(FPJ) Oct. 58:55-A
(FPJ) Feb. 59:59
(FPJ) Apr. 59:135
(FPJ) June 59:11-A
(FPJ) June 59:177
(FPJ) July 59: 233
(FPJ) Aug. 59:243
(FPJ)
(FPJ)
(FPJ)
(FPJ)
Aug. 59:248
Sept. 59:322
Oct. 59:337
Nov. 59:431
(sL) Dec.l5,58:17l
Modern Sawmilling
Part III
(a) Feb.15,59:35
l5 VENEER and PL\0OD
A Look at What Is to Come - Plywood Plant of Tomorrow
(T) Jan. 56:141
26th Annual Plywood Review Issue
(T) Jan. 1957
Quality Must Be Controlled
p. 108
Uniform Veneer Production - Continuous Edge Gluing
p. 136
Plywood Specialties at Cascades Ply. Corp.
p. 140
Clipping for Quality Using Three Clippers
P. 142
One Man Operates Shaker - Jointer
p. 144
Press Elevator Safety Brake
P. 146
Automatic Cold Press System - Umpqua Plywood
p. 148
End Gluing of Veneer Steps Up Recovery - Cascades Plywood
p. 150
Clipper Controls Bring Savings - Controls & Communications
Company
p. 155
Veneer Specialty in Custom Splicing Hardwoods - Spliced
Veneers, Inc., Olympia, Wn.
CT) Feb. 57:86
Veneer & Glue Handling Simplified at Plywood Corp. of
America, Oakland, California
CT) Feb. 57:88
Giant Transverse Resin Canals in Douglas-Fir
CL) Jan. 57:58
Canadian Collieries Ltd., S.C., xpands to Two Shifts
CL) Mar. 57:42
High Drying Temperatures Harm D.F. Veneer
(L) Mar. 57:49
New Techniques in Veneer Plant - Drain Plywood Corp.,
Drain Ore. Semi-automatic veneer breaking, tipple
tray operations
CL) May 57:68
Simplifying Green Sorting - Woodard Lbr. Co., Cottage
Grove, Oregon
(L) July 57:45
Peeler-Mizer Core Trimmer - Textron, Coquille, Ore.
(L) Ju]y 57:52
New Equipment Cuts Jointer Man Hours
CL) July 57:64
Veneer Plant Doubles Daily Production - P.O. Plywood Corp.,
Bandon, Ore.
CL) Sept. 57:58
Exterior Production Added - Jefferson Plywood Co.,
Madras, Ore.
(L) Sept. 57:62
Veneer Stack Checking Eliminated - Drain Plywood Co.,
Drain, Oregon
CL) Sept. 5768
Pondless Veneer Plant - Fort Seward Mill & Veneer Co., Cal.
CL) Oct. 57:52
Western Milling's Green Veneer Plant - Corvallis, Ore.
CL) Nov. l
57:52
Lathe Charger Uses Shadow-Line Pre-Set
(L) NOv. 1, 5756
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15.5 VENEER and PLV00D Continued
Veneer Plant Aids in Small Log Use - Kogap Veneer Co.,
Medford, Ore.
27th Annual Plywood Review Issue
State of the Industry
Special Report
How Plywood Executives Look at Their
Industry Today
A New Concept in Plywood Production
Constant Carriage Pressure
Lathe Back-Up Rolls
Finger Jointing Develops Special Orders
Core Block Charger System
Retractable Chucks
Vacuum Sheet Feeder
Directory of Plywood, Veneer, Hardboard & Particleboard
Mfgrs.
Jointless Face Stock
An Efficient, Low Cost Scarfing Saw
New Design for Veneer Dry Kiln - Structural Laminates,
Inc., Beaverton, Ore.
Presses Back to Back
Continuous Plant Automation - Pacific Coast Co.,
Sonoma, Calif.
Edge Tapers Eliminate Veneer Splitting
Decision to Modernize Cost $2 Million (Layout)
St. Paul
and Tacoma Lbr. Co.
New Jenkins Right Angle Transfer and Multiple Cup-Up
Machine
Automatic Tipple Control - Centralia Plywood Co.
Utilizing Low Grade Veneer (Paper Overlaid), Ply-8ord
Inc.
CL) Nov. 29,57:60
(L) Jan. 1958
p. 66
p.
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p.
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118
122
124
126
130
131
132
p. 138
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CL) Feb. 58:59
(L) Feb. 58:60
CL) Feb. 58:64
(L) Mar. 58:67
CL) Mar. 58:70
(L) Apr. 58:66
CL) Apr. 58:71
(L) May 58:74
(L) May 58:78
"Loc-Wall, Potlatch Forests, Inc.
(L) June 58:58
Fast Moving Edge Gluer Gives High Production - Drain Plywood
Company
(L) June 58:60
One-Man Sizing, Surfacing, Grading, Sorting
(L) June 58:65
One Glue Line - Annual Meeting D.F.P.A.
(L) July 58: 116
Core Charger Uses 3 Power Sources - Brookings Plywood Co.
(L) Aug. 5856
Rapid, Accurate Core Centering (light patterns)
CL) Aug. 58:58
New Panel Feeder - Drain Plywood Co., Drain, Ore
CL) Aug. 58:59
7 Species Used, Nickey Bros. - reeling veneer
(L) Sept. 58:35
Nations Newest Plywood Plant - U.S. Plywood Corp.,
Roseburg, Ore. (Layout)
CL) Sept. 58:68
Prefinished Panels, Welsh Plywood Co., Memphis, Tenn.
(packaging)
CL) Sept. 58:80
Adds Plywood Plant - Dwyer Lbr. Co., Portland, Ore.
(automatic panel turner for grades)
CL) Oct. 58:76
High Production at Dtain Plywood Co., Drain, Ore.
(L) Nov. 58:58
White Pocket, Quality, Product Promotion and ModernizationDFA October Meeting
CL) Nov. 58:62
28th Annual Plywood Review issue
CL) Dec. 29, 1958
State of the Industry
p. 50
Plywood Compnetts, several articles
p. 52
Prefinished Panels
p. 108
Sound Waves Detect Glue Bond befcts
p. 114
One Man dge-Gluing Line
p. 115
How to Make Plywood Termite Proof
p. 116
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15.0 UTILIZATION ADVANCEMENTS
15.5 VENEER and PLYWOOD Continued
28th Annual Plywood Review issue (continued)
There's Good News in Glues
Patching Panels in Motion
Multi-Panel Feed System
Jointing, Taping Combined
Better Ways to Do the Job - good ideas in variable issues
Automatic Prefiriishing at U.S. Plywood, Orangeburg, S.C.
(Flow Plan)
Better Qualtiy Veneer with Gas Drying - Mt. Jefferson
Plywood, Madras, Ore.
Simpson Logging Co. Revamps Olympic Plant to Overlays Shelton, Washington
Better Way to Do the Job - Good ideas in variable issues
"Break-Even" Point, on fir plywood production
'Crash' Program for Plywood Components - PFS
Cottonwood Finds New Uses, in veneers for plywood
Controls Simplify Veneer Manufacture - tipple, automatic
double spindles
Clipper Operator Does His Own Spotting - Union Lbr. Co.,
Ft. Bragg, California
Semi-Automatic Charger (Nicholson)
Picture Story of Cascades Plywood Corp.'s New Veneer Plant
Reedsport, Oregon
Panel Patcher System - Aberdeen Plywood Co., Aberdeen, Wn.
Picture Story of Winton Lbr. Co. Plywood Plant - Martell,
California
29th Annual Plywood Issue
State of the Industry
Why Plywood Keeps on Growing
Plywood Uses: Roof, Components, Stress-Skin Panels, etc.
Research Spurs New Fields & Markets (DFPA)
5.5 Million for Promotion & Research in 1960 (DFPA)
Paging---Mr. Common Sense (Production-Distribution)
There's Excitement in Glues
New Developments in: patching, sanding, prefinishing,
dry glue line, veneer recovery, veneer wheel, sorting,
counterbalance aiding press closure, automatic edge
taping of veneer
Directory of Plywood & Veneer Manufacturers
Pow to Get 20% More Salable Mood per Log
Unique Machine Mass Finishes Hardwood Plywood Paneling
Quality Control Plan fox Rotary Veneer Cutting
Automated Plywood Plant Finishes 4 Panels per Minute
New Machine Prints Patterns on Plywood
New Production-Line Piocess Slashes Finishing Costs
Foamed Adhesive Technique Cuts Plywood Cost 20%
New Conveyorized Finishing System Speeds Output 33%,
Cuts Material Costs - Liberty Coach Co.
Sprays Glue to Speed Bonding Plywood, Plastic Laninates
Scarf-Jointing Meets Demand for Extra-Long Panels,
Evan's Products Co., Coos Bay, Oregon
New Flow Coating Line Sands, Seals, Finishes in 30 MinutesI-Li. Scheirich Co., Louisville, Ky.
Layout)
'White Pocket' Fir Approved for Limited Use in Plywood
32
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121
122
124
127
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(L)
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CL)
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Feb. 59:60
Mar. 59:78
May 59:42
June 59:47
(L) Sept. 59:83
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(L) Sept. 59:86
(L) Oct. 59:72
(L) Oct. 59:76
(L) Dec. 59:60
(L) Dec. 29, 1959
p. 46
p. 48
p. 50-171
p. 100
p. 107
p. 110
p. 114
(W)
(w)
(w)
(w)
(w)
(w)
(w)
p. 138-150
p. 152
May 57:28
Aug. 57:20
Sept. 57:28
Nov. 57:24
Nov. 57:40
Feb. 58:24
Mar. 58:34
(w) Aug. 58:30
(w) Sept. 584O
(w) Nov. 5822
(w) Dec. 58:26
(w) Mar. 59
15.0 UTILIZATION ADVANCEMENTS
15.5 VENEER and PLY1OD Continued
Multiple Finish Setup, Plywood Products Co. Boosts
Production 350%
Wood Gluing and Laminating---Today and Tomorrow
Wood Glue Reference Guide--table
Finishes Plywood Panels in 6-Minute Cycle-Industrial
Plywood Co., Inc., Brooklyn, N.Y.
Wood Finishing-Progress Report (See 12.0)
Effect of Dryer Temperatures Upon Gluing Properties of
Douglas-fir Veneer
Special Products Take Hold in the Veneer & Plywood
Industry
Developments in Glues and Gluing - 1956
Glue Spreading by Spraying Method
Use of Composition Board & Other Wood-Base Products
in Mass Building
Flexible Paper-and Fabric-Backed Veneers
The Merits of Steaming Douglas-Fir Veneer Blocks
Grading of Green, Rotary Cut Douglas-Fir & Other
Western Softwood Veneers
Finishing Wood Veneers & Pressboard to Close
Tolerances with Coated Abrasives
Nailed Plywood Gussets for Sawn Lumber Three-Hinge
Arches
Chemical Control of Hot-Press Urea formaldehyde
Glue Mixes
Relation of Mechanical Properties of Wood and Nosebar
Pressure in the Production of Veneer
Specialized Plywood Pressing Equipment
Developments in Glues & Gluing - 1957
Survey of Veneer & Plywood Research Facilities in the
U.S.
An Analysis of the Panel Products Field
Technological Advances in Veneer & Plywood Materials,
Machines, and Methods
Development of a Highly Accelerated Test for WaterResistant Hardwood Plywood
A Rapid Delamination Test for Plywood
High Drying Temperatures - Do They Harm Douglas-Fir
Veneer
A Prediction Equation for Veneer Drying Schedules
A New & Revolutionary Method of Allocating Costs to
Veneer by Grades
Wood Failure - Within Species and Between Species
Wood to Wood Bonds with Epoxide Resins-Species Effect
Reducing Heat Distortion in Knife & Pressure Bar
Assemblies of Veneer Lathes
Some Factors Influencythg Design of Douglas-Fir
Plywood Panels
Effect of Resin Treatment & Compression Upon the
Weathering Properties of Veneer Laminates
Continuous Scarf Linting Plywood Panels
Chemical Foam Extehsion of Urea-Formaldehyde Glues
Applying Finishing Materials with the Steinemann
Pressure-Curtain Coater
Progress Report--Glues & Gluing, 1958
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(w) Mar. 59:28
(w) Mar. 59:40
(w) Mar. 59:72
(w) Aug. 59:24
(w) Sept. 59:39
(FPJ) Jan. 57:10
(FPJ) Feb. 57:37
(FPJ) Feb. 57:40
(FPJ) Mar. 57:105
(FPJ) May 57:155
(FPJ) May 57:31-A
(FPJ) July 57:23-A
(FPJ) July 57:25-A
(FPJ) July 57:28-A
(FPJ) Sept. 57:295
(FPJ) Nov. 57:30-A
(FPJ) Jan. 58:23
(FPJ) Jan. 58:13-A
(FPJ) Feb. 58:45
(FPJ) Feb. 58:51
(FPJ) Feb. 58:72
(FPJ) Apr. 58:19-A
(FPJ) Apr. 58:113
(FPJ) Apr. 58:118
(FPJ) Apr. 58:128
(FPJ) Apr. 58:137
(FPJ) Apr. 58:27-A
(FPJ) June 58:180
(FPJ) June 58:182
(FPJ) July 58:216
(FPJ) Aug. 58:226
(FPJ) Aug. 58:230
(FPJ) Aug. 58:17-A
(FPJ) Oct. 58:51-A
(FPJ) Oct. 58:71-A
(FPJ) Feb. 59:59
15.0 UTILIZATION ADVANCEMENTS
15.5 VENEER and PLYWOOD
Continued
Industrial Uses for an Automatic Machine for Glue Bond
Testing
Trouble Shooting Glue Problems--Panel Discussion
Effect of Several Variables on Quality of Rotary-Cut
Veneer
Douglas-Fir Plywood: Its Treated & Natural Resistance
to Termites
Making Glue Go Further: Mechanized Foaming Of Adhesives
Sonic Detection of Blisters
Effect of Dryer Temperature on Bending Strength of DF
Veneers
Elastomeric Adhesjves---Their Use in Forest Products
A New Performance Test for Interior Plywood & Its
Application to Panels Containing White-Pocket Veneer
Trend in Wood Sanding:
Wide Belts
Undercure---Casehardening in Plywood
Better Glues
Hardwood Plywood Institute
-
(FPJ) May 59:172
(FPJ) June 59:11-A
(FPJ) June 59:179
(FPJ) July 59:220
(FPJ) July 59:233
(FPJ) Aug. 59:243
(FPJ) Sept. 59292
CFPJ) Oct. 59:337
(FPJ)
(FPJ)
(FPJ)
(SL)
(SL)
Oct. 59:344
Oct. 59:39-A
Dec. 59:442
Jan. 1, 57:43
Dec.15,59:187
15.6 RESEARCH
Giant Transverse Resin Canals in Douglas-Fir
Can Sweep in Saw Logs Be Straightened
A Promise for the Future of Forest Products - Oregon
Forest Research Center, Corvallis, Oregon
More Industry Research Possible - Dominion F. P. Lab.,
Vancouver, B.C.
Dimensional Stabilization - problems and research needed
New York Bets $3 3/4 Million on Wood Progress with
New Lab
6-Point Wood Stabilization Plan Adopted at Industry
Seminar
Research Can Be Fountainhead to Insure Wood's Future
How New Treatment Cuts Green Wood Shrinkage
CL) Jan. 57:58
CL) Feb. 57:96
(w) Jan. 57:26
CL) Jan. 59:40
(L)
CL)
(SL)
(FPJ)
Apr. 59:41
Apr. 59:47
Feb. 15, 59:
Mar.59:l07&l)O
Cw) May 57:21
(W) Mar. 59:24
(w) Apr. 59:44
Cw) Sept. 59:26
(w) Oct. 59:23
(FPJ) Oct. 59:375
Redwood Group Spotlights Research Success
Cw) Nov. 5942
Around the World in Forest Products Research and
Development - each issue
(FPJ)
Abstracts from Current World Literature - each issue
(FPJ)
Experimental Investigation of Gluing and Finishing
Problems through Application of Fluorescence Microscopy
in Incident Light
CFPJ) Feb. 57:74
Transverse Shrinkage of Red Oak & Beech
(FPJ) Mar. 57:114
Anatomical Basis of Dimensional Changes of Wood in
Response to Changes in Moisture Content
(FPJ) Apr. 57:140
The Ideal Glue - How Close Are We
(FPJ) May 57:163
How Long Will It Last - A Study of Glue Line Durability (FPJ) June 57:187
Effect of Angular Loading on Glue Line Strength
(rp.J) June 57:196
Evaluation of Factors Affecting Rate of Drying Round
Western Hemlock During Boiling Under Vacuum Process
(FPJ) June 57:205
Effect of Tension Wood in a Leaning astern Cottonwood
(FPJ) June 57:214
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15.0 UTILIZATION ADVANCEMENTS
15.6 RESEARCH
Continued
(FPJ) June 57:26-A
Wood Research & Economic Growth in California
Effect of Several Drying Conditions on Strength of Coast(FPJ) July 57:228
Type Douglas-Fir Timbers
(FPJ) July 57:234
Effect of Specimen Shape on the Shrinkage of Wood
(FPJ) July 57:235
How Wood Shrinks and Swells
(FPJ) Aug. 57:266
Durability of Urea-Resin Glues at Elevated Temperatures
Making Research Pay in the Lumber & Plywood Industries
(FPJ) Sept. 57:273
(excellent review of factors)
Study of Some Factors Affecting Gap-Filling Properties
(FPJ) Sept. 57:286
of Wood Adhesives
Comparison of Standard Block-Shear Test with the
(FPJ) Sept. 57:299
Panel-Shear Test
(FPJ) Oct. 57:49-A
The Challenge of Forest Products Research
(FPJ) Oct. 57:303
Everything, Including the Smell (AST Recovery)
(FPJ) Oct. 57:308
The Penetration of Light into Wood
(FPJ) Oct. 57:315
Mechanical Properties of Red Oak Related to Drying
Creep & Other Strain Behavior of Wood in Tension
(FPJ) Oct. 57:324
Parallel to the Grain
Distribution of Dihydroquercetin & a Leucanthocyanidin
(FPJ) Oct. 57:335
in a Douglas-Fir Tree
(FPJ) Oct. 57:338
Some Recent Advances in Pine Gum Chemistry
(FPJ) Oct. 57:342
Moisture Blistering of Paints on Wood
(FPJ) Oct. 57:345
The Dielectric Properties of Resin Glues for Wood
E.M.C. - Relative Humidity Relationships of Selected
(FPJ) Oct. 57:371
Native & Foreign Woods
The Building Research Institute & the Building Research
(FPJ) Oct. 57:57-A
Board
(FPJ) Nov. 57:408
Lengthwise Shrinkage in Ponderosa Pine
(FPJ) Nov. 57:416
Swelling of Springwood & Summerwood
A Method of Quantitative Topographic Analysis of
(FPJ) Dec. 57:448
Wood Surfaces
(FPJ) Jan. 58:14
Simplified Tension Tests for Wood
Strength Properties of Tension Wood & Typical Wood in
(FPJ) Jan. 58:17
a Leaning Eastern Cottonwood Tree
Survey of Veneer & Plywood Research Facilities in the US (FPJ) Feb. 58:51
(FPJ) Feb. 58:79
A Transformer-Type Strain Gage for Wood
(FPJ) Feb. 58:82
Upgrading Spent Sulphite Liquor by Sugar Removal
Differentiation of Sapwood and Heartwood in Western
other western softwood
Hemlock by Color Tests
(FPJ) Mar. 58:104
species)
Distribution of Fungicidal Extractives in Target Pattern
(FPJ) Mar. 58:107
Heartwood of Western Red Cedar
Effect of Tension Wood on Seasoning & Machining of
(FPJ) Mar. 58:109
Eastern Cottonwood
(FPJ) Apr. 58:189
Extraneous Components of Westrn Red Cedar
Effect of Fungal Decay on the Benzidine Test for Dis(FPJ) May 58: 157
tinguishing Heartwood & Sapwood in Pine
Effect of Temperature on the Electrical Resistance of
(FPJ) May 58:160
Wood
(FPJ) May 58:41-A
Philippine ForeSt Products Research Institute
(FPJ) July 58:193
Swelling Pressure of Wood
A Method for Dimensional Stabilization of Wood & Wood
(FPJ) July 58:197
Veneer
Spiral Grain in Second-Growth Douglas-Fir and Western
(FPJ) July 58:205
Hemlock
(md.
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15.0 UTILIZATION ADVANCEMENTS
15.6 RESEARCH Continued
Procedure for Measuring Volume of Small Wood Ssmples
(FPJ) Aug. 58:224
Effect of Compression Wood on Mechanical Properties of
White Spruce and Red Pine
FPJ) Aug. 58:235
Properties arid Uses of Balsa
FPJ) Aug. 58:27-A
Dimensional Stabilization of Wood:
FPJ)
Introduction and Part I. Acetylation
June 57:210
Part II. Crotonylation arid Crotylation
July 57:245
Part III. Butylation
Aug. 57:261
Part IV. Allyation
Sept. 57:293
Part V. Phthaloylation
Sept. 58:252
Fungistatic Effectiveness and Leachability of Copper
Abjetate arid Formate Preservatives
(FPJ) Sept. 58:256
Relative Effectiveness of Several Oil-Soluble Wood
Preservatives
(FPJ) Sept. 58:258
A Review of Methods for Sampling Timber
(FPJ) Sept. 58:263
Research - Insurance for the Future
(FPJ) Oct. 58:
Essential for National Security
p. 37-A
Role of Federal Government in Forest Products Research
p. 40-A
Role of Private Industry in Forest Products Research
p. 43-A
Role of Educational Institutions in Forest Products
Research
p. 45-A
Thermosetting, Exterior-Plywood Type Adhesives from
Bark Extracts
(FPJ) Oct. 58:269
Survey of Methods of Measuring Smootheness of Wood
(FPJ) Oct. 58:275
Comparison of Methods of Evaluating Exterior Natural
Finishes
(FPJ) Oct. 58:282
Fundamentals of Water Vapor Sorption by Wood
(FPJ) Oct. 58:288
Electron Microscope Studies of Pit Membrane Structure;
Implications n Seasoning & Preservation of Wood
(FPJ) Oct. 58:296
Strain Lehavior of Wood Subjected to Repetitive Stressing
in Tension Paiallel to the Grain
(FPJ) Oct. 58:301
Strength Retention in Wood Decayed to Small Weight Losses (FPJ) Oct. 58:308
improved Device for Measuring Deformation of Wood Specimens in Compression in Parallel to the Grain
CFPJ) Oct. 58:314
Strain Behavior of Wood in Tension Parallel to the Grain (FPJ) Nov. 58:330
Chemical Composition of Cork from White Fir Bark
(FPJ) Nov. 58:335
Colormetric Determination of Creosote in Old Poles
(FR]) Nov. 58:340
Properties & Uses of High-Density Imported Woods
(FPJ) Nov. 58:13-A
Surface Texture of Wood as Related to Glue-Joint Strength(FPJ) Dec. 58:345
Moisture Movement in Beech Below the Fiber-Saturation
Point
(FPJ) Dec. 58:352
Preservative Moisture-Repellent Treatments for Wooden
Packing Boxes
(FPJ) Jan. 59:1
New Tool for Measuring Adhesion of Coatings to Wood
(FPJ) Jan. 59:23
Bound Water Diffusion into Wood in the Fiber Direction
(FPJ) Jan. 59:27
Electrical Resistance Strain Gages
(FPJ) Jan. 59:33
Effect of Repeated Loading & Salt-Water Immersion on
Flexural Properties of Laminated White Oak
(FPJ) Feb. 59:100
Towards New & Better Means of Dimensionally Stabilizing
Wood
(FPJ) Mar. 59:107
General Summary of the FPL Wood Stabilization Seminar
(FPJ) Mar. 59:110
Effect of Gamma Radiation on Ponderosa Pine: Hygroscopicity, Swelling, and Decay Susceptibility
(PPJ) Mar. 59:112
Tension Wood in Cottonwood---Its Effect on Density,
Toughness and Compression
(FPJ) Mar. 59:116
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15.0 UTILIZATION ADVANCEMENTS
15.6 RESEARCH
Continued
Recommendations of the Madison Conference on Fundamental
Research in Wood Drying
(FPJ) Mar. 59:121
Factors Associated with Collapse in Aspen During Kiln
Drying
(FPJ) Mar. 59:124
Strength of Second-Growth Douglas-Fir in Tension
Parallel to the Grain
(FPJ) Apr. 59:143
Chemical Nature & Importance of Extraneous Components
of Wood
(FPJ) July 59:224
Assaying Penta-Treated Wood by Means of Diazo Compounds (FPJ) Aug. 59:251
Loss in Stiffness Evaluates Decay Resistance of Wood
Treated with Copper Naphthanate
(FPJ) Aug. 59:262
Gluing Characteristics of Determa
(FPJ) Aug. 59:266
Bacterial Attack of Pine Logs in Pond Storage
(FPJ) Sept. 59:283
Weight Losses of 40 Wood Species Exposed to Poria
Incrasata & Merulius Lacrymans
(FPJ) Sept. 59:298
Certain Physical & Mechanical Properties of Lignum-vitae (FPJ) Sept. 59:303
Pulp & Chemical Potential for Western Red Cedar Utilization
(FPJ) Sept. 59:308
FAO Conference on Wood Technology
(FPJ) Sept. 59:9-A
Let's Move Forward with New Ideas
(FPJ) Oct. 59:323
Transverse Anisotropy of Wood a Function of Anatomic
Structure
(FPJ) Oct. 59:350
Circular Sawing Experiments on a Radial Arm Saw
(FPJ) Oct. 59:361
New Method of Calculating Internal Stresses in Wood
(FPJ) Oct. 59:367
Dyes for Preserving Wood
(FPJ) Oct. 59:372
Effect of Polyethylene Glycol on Dimensional Stability
of Wood
(FPJ) Oct. 59:375
Heartwood Content of Douglas-Fir Mill Residues
(FPJ) Oct. 59:384
A Search for Better Particle Board Adhesives
(FPJ) Oct. 59:42-A
Improvements Through Research on Thin Circular Saw Blad(FPJ) Nov. 59:104
Indices of Quality---Vibrational Qualities of Wood
(FPJ) Nov. 59:413
Adhesives for Dissimilar Materials
(FPJ) Nov. 59:431
New Chemical Treatment (polyethylene glycol.-1000) Curbs
Shrink & Swell in Walnut Gunstocks
(FPJ) Dec. 59:437
Relation Between Physical & Chemical Properties of Wood
and Adhesion
(FPJ) Dec. 59:451
Chemical Debarking of Southern Trees
(JF) Jan. 57:33
Method for Fiber Measurement
(JF) Apr. 57:300
Decay Resistance of Western Redcedar
(JF) June 57:434
A Re-Orientation of Forest Marketing Research
(JF) June 57:454
Chemical Debarking Offers Means of Utilizing Pine
Thinnings
(JF) June 57:458
Growth & Specific Gravity Responses in a Thinned Red
Pine Plantation
(JF) July 57:510
Wood Utilization Issue
(IF) Aug. 1958
Forest Products in Today's World
p. 547
U.S. Forest Products Laboratory
p. 556
TECO Takes a Look at Wood Utilization
p. 561
Institute of Paper Chemistry
p. 566
Oregon Forest Products Research Center
p. 574
Extraction of Large Wood Samples from Living Trees
(JF) Oct. 58:764
Increment Core Technique & Preventing Core Shrinkage
(JF) Nov. 58:909
Loblolly Pine Tracheid Length in Relation to Position in
Tree
(IF) May 59:366
Protecting Forest Products from Insects (research needed) (Jr) Sept. 59:639
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15.0 UTILIZATION ADVANCEMENTS
15.6 RESEARCH Continued
Specific Gravity Changes in Southern Pines after Release (SL) Dec.15,58:122
Builders Urge Lumber Research
(51.) July 1,59:26
Foundations for Profitable Research
(SL) Dec.15,59:91
Fungus Sap-Stains of Hardwoods
(SL) Dec.15,59:115
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