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- Danger to the public from abandoned mine workings and other property
- Value of the cooperative method in first-aid training
- Explosions of coal dust in tipples and cleaning plants and some suggestions on preventing them
- What's wrong with mine safety programs
- Some results of first-aid training of all of the employees of a mine or plant
- Earth vibrations caused by mine blasting :progress report 2
- Some observations on coal-mine fans and coal-mine ventilation
- State regulations pertaining to the use of internal-combustion engines in coal and metal mines and in tunnels
- Fatal and nonfatal electrical accidents in coal mines
- Some preliminary data on methods for allaying coal dust in tipples and cleaning plants
- Some of the hazards of auxiliary fans in coal mines
- Precautions to be taken when approaching old mine workings
- Surface storage of explosives
- Hazards of entering old mine workings
- Underground metal-mine fires from cutting and welding
- State regulations pertaining to the use of internal-combustion engines underground
- Minerals, health, and safety in-house research, development, and demonstration in fiscal year 1980
- Bureau of Mines health and safety research :a status report covering Nov. 1, 1978 - May 31, 1979
- Minerals health and safety contract research, development, and demonstration in fiscal year 1980
- Minerals health and safety contract research, development, and demonstration in fiscal year 1981
- Minerals health and safety in-house research, development, and demonstration in fiscal year 1981
- State regulations pertaining to the use of internal combustion engines underground
- Minerals health and safety in-house and contract research, development, and demonstration in fiscal year 1982
- Electrical accidents in mining, 1980-85 :fatal and nonfatal accidents in underground and on the surface at underground coal and metal--nonmetal mines