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This report (SW-4rg.l) on work performed under solid waste research
grant no. EC-00162 was compiled by R. LEE STEINER and RENEE KANTZ
This bibliography continues the series initiated in 1967
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
1974
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Public Health Service Publication No. 1819
An environmental protection publication (SW-4rg.I)
in the solid waste management series
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INTRODUCTION
A wide variety of American and British periodicals were
searched by the authors to obtain this bibliography of articles
which provides a chronology of the development of sanitary landfill
practice. Only those references that could be verified are listed
in this revised edition. It is published as an aid to investigators
in this field in their review of the technical literature.
—RALPH J. BLACK
Sanitary Engineer Director
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1929
Garbage disposal by sanitary fill continues at Seattle. Engineering News-Record,
103(6):227, Aug. 8, 1929.
1931
BOUNDS, R. J. A survey of practices in refuse disposal in American cities.
Municipal Sanitation, 2(9) :431-435, Sept. 1931.
Refuse disposal data. Public Works, 62(12) -.34-35, Dec. 1931.
Refuse disposal system controlled by topography and maximum capacity demands.
Coal Age, 36(12) :630-632, Dec. 1931.
1932
CALVERT, C. K. Contamination of ground water by impounded garbage waste.
Journal American Water Works Association, 24(2) :266-270, Feb. 1932.
1934
GOODRIDGE, H. Berkeley's experience with sanitary fill. Western City, 10(1) : 13-14,
50, Jan. 1934.
1936
Sanitary-fill refuse disposal at San Francisco. Engineering News-Record, 116(9):
314-317, Feb. 27, 1936.
1938
CLEARY, E. J. Land fills for refuse disposal. Engineering News-Record, 121(9) :
270-273, Sept. 1, 1938; Discussions, 121(11) :317, Sept. 15, 1938; (12) :
347, Sept. 22, 1938; (13) :391, Sept. 29, 1938; (15) :32-33, Oct. 13,
1938; (16) :22, Oct. 20, 1938; 122(11) :35, Mar. 16, 1939.
EDDY, H. P., JR. Cautions regarding land-fill disposal. Engineering News-Record,
121 (24): 766-768, Dec. 15, 1938.
1939
TYNAN, D. P. Modern garbage disposal—a critical study of the sanitary aspects
and costs of refuse disposal. American City, 54(6) : 100-102; HI, June
1939.
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Fill disposal of refuse successful in San Francisco. Engineering News-Record, 123(1) :
59-60, July 6, 1939.
A five-year plan on sanitary fills. Engineering News-Record, 123(5) : 65-66, Aug. 3,
1939.
SETTER, L. R. Gas sampling device for sanitary land-fill investigation. Public Works,
70(9): 45-46, Sept. 1939.
Sanitary fill disposal method preferred at Portland. Engineering News-Record, 123
(13): 58-59, Sept. 28, 1939.
CASEY, J. J. Disposal of mixed refuse by sanitary fill method at San Francisco.
Civil Engineering, 9(10): 590-592, Oct. 1939.
Sanitary fill at Fresno. Engineering News-Record, 123(17) :53-54, Oct. 26, 1939.
Trends in sanitation. Architectural Record, 86(5) : 66-73, Nov. 1939.
ARNOLD, G. E. Sanitary aspects of the San Francisco water system. Civil Engineer-
ing, 9(12):722-723, Dec. 1939.
1940
How refuse disposal is accomplished by sanitary fill. Public Works, 71(3) :47, Mar.
1940.
Health experts endorse landfills and recommend best practice. Engineering News-
Record, 124(13) : 54-55, Mar. 28, 1940.
CARPENTER, L. V., and L. R. SETTER. Some notes on sanitary land-fills. American
Journal of Public Health, 30(4): 385-393, Apr. 1940.
Fill disposal of refuse successful in San Francisco. Association of Chinese and Amer-
ican Engineers Journal, 21(3): 113-115, May-June 1940.
Improved landfill practice saves money. Engineering News—Record, 125(23) :68—70,
Dec. 5, 1940.
1941
WATSON, J. D. Structures on landfill. Engineering News-Record, 126(3) :74, Jan.
16, 1941.
Sanitary Engineering Research Laboratory, New York University. Landfill survey.
New York City Department of Sanitation, Feb. 1941. 90 p.
Landfills aid national defense. Engineering News-Record, 127(13): 61-63, Sept.
25, 1941.
1942
ELIASSEN, R. War conditions favor landfill refuse disposal. Engineering News-
Record, 128(22): 72-74, June 4, 1942.
ELIASSEN, R., and A. J. LIZEE. Sanitary land fills in New York City. Civil Engi-
neering, 12(9):483-486, Sept. 1942.
EUASSEN, R. Decomposition of land-fills. American Journal of Public Health
32(9): 1029-1037, Sept. 1942.
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ELIASSEN, R. Load-bearing characteristics of landfills. Engineering News-Record,
129(10): 103-105, Sept. 10, 1942.
Landfill disposal wins army favor. Engineering News-Record, 129(24) :75-77, Dec.
17, 1942.
1943
SPENCER, C. C. Recommended wartime refuse disposal practice. Public Health
Reports Supplement No. 173, [1943]. 19 p.
Sanitary fill experience at San Francisco. Engineering News-Record, 130(16):74—
77, Apr. 22, 1943.
Army experience with sanitary fills. Engineering News-Record, 131 (22) :91-92,
Dec. 2, 1943.
1944
Where and how to use the sanitary fill. American City, 59(1):56-57, Jan. 1944.
Refuse disposal by sanitary landfill method has wartime advantages. Water and
Sewage, 82(8) : 17-21, 48, Aug. 1944.
ODBERT, E., JR. Sanitary fill adopted in Sturgeon Bay. American City, 59(12): 15,
Dec. 1944.
1945
STRAUS, W. R. Use of sanitary fill in Baltimore to continue after the war. Amer-
ican City, 60(1):82-83, Jan. 1945.
Sanitary fill method to replace city dumps. American City, 60(1): 141, Jan. 1945.
HALL, H. R. Sanitary fill for Montgomery County. American City, 60(4): 15,
Apr. 1945.
Sanitary fill on the island of Efate. Public Works, 76(9) :28, Sept. 1945.
Variety characterizes refuse disposal practice in six large cities. Engineering News-
Record, 135(18) :88-91, Nov. 1, 1945.
1946
LACY, R. R. A study of the sanitary fill at Fort Worth, Texas; part I—cost analy-
sis. American City, 61 (5): 161, 163, May 1946; part II—operating
methods, 61(6) : 84-85, June 1946; Cost data incorrect, 61(7) : 15, July
1946.
LACY, R. R. Cost analysis of sanitary fill. Water and Sewage, 84(6): 23-24, 51-52,
June 1946.
BRINKLEY, G. C. How Dallas' sanitary fill program works. American City, 61(7):
125, 127, July 1946.
Refuse disposal. Water and Sewage, 84(7): 16, 146-147, July 1946.
Fill refuse disposal franchise renewed in San Francisco. Engineering News-Record,
137(10) :84-85, Sept. 5, 1946.
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Sanitary landfill used to fill cut in residential area. Engineering News-Record,
137(12):95, Sept. 19, 1946.
Sanitary landfills cut waste disposal costs. Engineering News-Record, 137 (14): 79,
Oct. 3, 1946.
1947
WADSWORTH, R. G. San Francisco to continue disposal of garbage by sanitary
fill. Western City, 23(2) :25-28, Feb. 1947.
FOSTER, W. S. An American City staff report summarizing the sanitary fill.
American City, 62(4) : 92-93, Apr. 1947.
What happens inside a sanitary fill? American City, 62(5) : 11, May 1947.
DURHAM, R. R. Why the army favors sanitary fills for refuse disposal. Public
Works, 78(6) :21-22, June 1947.
FENTON, R. An analysis of the problems of sanitary landfills in New York City.
New York, Bureau of Sanitary Engineering, New York City Health De-
partment, Aug. 1947. 133 p.
RICHARDS, G. H. Sanitary fill at Brantford. Engineering and Contract Record,
60(12):75-76, 78, 80, Dec. 1947.
Sanitary fill born of necessity. American City, 62(12): 13, Dec. 1947.
Sanitary fill operating experiences reveal performance factors. Engineering News-
Record, 139(24).-121, Dec. 11, 1947.
Gas fire in sewer manhole traced to sanitary-fill operation. Engineering News-
Record, 139(26) :51, Dec. 25, 1947.
1948
Gas fires in a sanitary fill. Engineering News-Record, 140(2) :85-87, Jan. 8, 1948.
Special wings on bulldozers help in sanitary fill operation. Public Works, 79(3) :40,
52, 54, Mar. 1948.
ANDERSON, R. L. Sanitary fill operation. Public Works, 79(6) : 24-25, June 1948.
Motor trucks replace gondolas on San Francisco's sanitary fill. Engineering News-
Record, 141 (16): 110-111, Oct. 14, 1948.
1949
Fill-and-cover disposal curtails smoke nuisance. Engineering Wews-Record, 142(3) :
92-93, Jan. 20, 1949.
CRANDELL, H. A. Kansas City abandons the dump. American City, 64(3): 100,
Mar. 1949.
WEAVER, L., comp. Refuse collection and disposal; a bibliography, 1940-1948.
[Washington], U.S. Public Health Service, Mar. 1949. [69 p.]
ANDERSON, R. L. New methods improve sanitary fill operation. Public Works,
80 (4) :23-24, Apr. 1949.
Sanitary landfill method grows. American City, 64(6) :17, June 1949.
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Sanitary land-fills require established civil-engineering practices. Water and Sewage,
87(6):26, 28, June 1949.
Collection and disposal of garbage and refuse in Georgia cities. Public Administra-
tion Series No. 5. [Athens], University of Georgia, College of Business
Administration, July 1949. 36 p.
KRAUSE, K. S., and C. W. HAMBLIN. Cold-weather operation of sanitary landfill.
American City, 64(8) : 108-109, Aug. 1949.
UPDEGRAFF, W. R., and R. BARTLE. Refuse collection and disposal in 156 California
cities. Western City, 25(8):23-30, Aug. 1949.
SCHNEIDER, C. New Orleans uses sanitary landfill in marshy areas . . . successfully.
American City, 64(12) : 110-111, Dec. 1949.
1950
McDERMOTT, G. N. Pollutional characteristics of land-fill drainage. Activity Re-
port Number 3. Cincinnati, Environmental Health Center, Federal
Security Agency, January—February—March 1950. p. 55—60.
FOSTER, W. S. The sanitary landfill. American City, 65(2) :94-95, Feb. 1950.
Sanitary landfill reclaims waste land. American City, 65(3) : 106-107, Mar. 1950.
MOEHR, L. H. A park and playground built with sanitary fill. American City,
65(4): 102-103, Apr. 1950.
ATKINS, C. H. Sanitary fill winter operation. American City, 65(5) : 19, May 1950.
Sanitary landfill for Oneida. American City, 65(6) : 123, June 1950.
Two-level sanitary fill. American City, 65(7) :88-89, July 1950.
Report upon collection and disposal of refuse in the County Sanitation Districts of
Los Angeles, California. [Los Angeles, County Sanitation District],
Oct. 1950. 141 p.
Locating, designing, and operating sanitary landfills. Public Works, 81 (11) : 42-43,
Nov. 1950.
LOCKE, F. H. Springfield's new sanitary fill. American City, 65(11): 129, Nov.
1950.
DA WES, J. C. U.S. refuse-collection practices; a critical analysis. American City,
65(12): 108-110, Dec. 1950.
RAWN, A. M., and F. R. BOWERMAN. A refuse collection and disposal plan for
27 cities and county urban areas. Western City, 26 (12) : 28-34, Dec.
1950.
Sanitary landfill cuts disposal cost: inadequate-capacity incinerator abandoned.
Engineering News-Record, 145(24) : 38-39, Dec. 14, 1950.
1951
VAN DERWERKER, R. J., and L. WEAVER. Refuse collection and disposal; a bibliog-
raphy, 1941-1950. Public Health Service Publication No. 91. Wash-
ington, Federal Security Agency, 1951. 90 p.
GATENS, A. Sanitary-fill land reclamation. American City, 66(1) :21, Jan. 1951.
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KLASSEN, C. W. Sanitary fill standards. American City, 66(2): 104-105, Feb. 1951.
Sanitary landfill experience at Memphis. Public Works, 82(3) :58, Mar. 1951.
VAN DERWERKER, R. J. Sanitary landfill or incineration? American City, 66(3):
98-99, Mar. 1951.
BELLIZIA, J. A. Refuse disposal. Boston Society of Civil Engineers Journal, 38(2) :
155-164, Apr. 1951.
LIEBMAN, H. Sanitary landfill handles 9y2 million yards yearly. Public Works,
82(7):39-41, July 1951.
Quaker State cities see sanitary-fill operation. American City, 66(10) :93, Oct. 1951.
Sanitation landfill demonstrations held in New Jersey. American City, 66(10): 19,
Oct. 1951.
Western Pennsy learns about sanitary fill. American City, 66(11) : 17, Nov. 1951.
1952
Report on the investigation of leaching of ash dumps. California State Water Pol-
lution Control Board Publication No. 2. Sacramento, 1952. 100 p.
WEAVER, L., and D. M. KEAGY. The sanitary landfill method of refuse disposal in
northern States. Public Health Service Publication No. 226. Washing-
ton, U.S. Government Printing Office, 1952. 31 p.
Sanitary landfill in the cold north. Public Works, 83(1):78-79, Jan. 1952.
Twenty years' experience with sanitary fill at San Francisco. Public Works, 83 (1):
52, Jan. 1952.
VAN DERWERKER, R. J. Sanitary landfills in northern States; a report on the
Mandan, North Dakota, project. Public Health Reports, 67(3) :242-
248, Mar. 1952.
BOOTH, E. J., and D. KEAGY. How to operate sanitary landfill in really cold
weather. Public Works, 83(5):64-65, 102-103, May 1952.
ABBOTT, F. A. Some extra sanitary-fill dividends. American City, 67(7) : 126-127,
July 1952.
DAWES, J. C. British experience shows results are best when you build sanitary
fills in six-foot lifts. American City, 67(7) : 15, July 1952.
WALLACE, B. C. How Marietta, Ga., operates its new sanitary fill. American City,
67(7): 105, July 1952.
PICKETT, A. Refuse-disposal problems . . . and how metropolitan Los Angeles is
handling them. American City, 67(8):96-97, 179, 182, Aug. 1952.
WILSON, A. E. Modified sanitary fill in Kinsely, Kansas. American City, 67(8) :
14, Aug. 1952.
ANDERSON, R. L. Fundamental requirements for a good sanitary fill. Public Works,
83(9): 74, Sept. 1952.
WEAVER, L., and D. KEAGY. Mandan, N. D., tries cold-weather operation of
sanitary landfill. American City, 67(9): 110-111, Sept. 1952.
Neptune, N. J., builds a ramp-type sanitary fill. American City, 67(10) : 114-115
Oct. 1952.
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BAILEY, C. A., Jr. The public approves sanitary fill in a residential zone "A."
American City, 67(11): 126-127, Nov. 1952.
RICHARDS, G. H. Sanitary fill as a means of reclaiming waste land. Municipal
Utilities, 90(11) :40, 60, Nov. 1952.
Sanitary fill earnings for Riverside, Calif. American City, 67(11): 19, Nov. 1952.
An analysis of refuse collection and sanitary landfill disposal. Sanitary Engineering
Research Project Technical Bulletin No. 8, Series 37. [Richmond],
University of California, Dec. 1952. 133 p.
KAROLEVITZ, R. F. Sanitary fills pay off in Seattle. Public Works, 83(12):78-79,
106-107, Dec. 1952.
WADSWORTH, R. G. What San Francisco has learned about the sanitary fill.
American City, 67(12):84-85, Dec. 1952.
1953
U.S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE and AMERICAN PUBLIC WORKS ASSOCIATION. Refuse
collection and disposal for the small community; a joint study and re-
port. Washington, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Wel-
fare, 1953. 39 p.
BJORNSON, B. F. Light track-type equipment shows usefulness in sanitary-landfill
operations. American City, 68(1): 92-93, Jan. 1953.
Sanitary fill needed—now. American City, 68(2):92-93, Feb. 1953.
FOSTER, W. S. Sanitary landfill economics. American City, 68(3):96-97, Mar.
1953.
Sanitary landfill operated by contract. Public Works, 84(3) :63, 104, Mar. 1953.
ADAMS, B. The sanitary fill comes first. American City, 68(4): 83-84, Apr. 1953.
Sanitary fill privately operated. American City, 68(5): 13, May 1953.
POWERS, R. O. Sanitary fill repairs flood erosion. American City, 68(6): 92-94,
June 1953.
Resort refuse disposal. American City, 68(7) :11, July 1953.
SCHNEIDER, C. Sanitary fill re-used safely after three years' wait. American City,
68 (10): 83-84, Oct. 1953.
Trench-type sanitary fill works well in Salamanca. American City, 68(10) :21, Oct.
1953.
KNUDSEN, E. J. Chicago's economical sanitary fill. Public Works, 84(11) :58,
Nov. 1953.
MARTIN, D. Sanitary fills are the answer ... to offensive refuse-disposal problems
that affect 900,000 people in St. Louis County, Mo. American City,
68(11): 112-113, 179, Nov. 1953.
Sanitary land-fill operations in Maryland. Public Works, 84(12) :66, Dec. 1953.
WRIGHT, C. E. Disposal by sanitary fill costs 77.4 cents per ton. Public Works,
84(12): 76, Dec. 1953.
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1954
Report on the investigation of leaching of a sanitary landfill. California State Water
Pollution Control Board Publication No. 10. Sacramento, 1954. [92 p.]
Sanitary landfill method of refuse disposal. Atlanta, Ga., Department of Public
Health, [1954]. 1 p.
DIVISION OF SANITARY ENGINEERING SERVICES. Refuse collection and disposal; a
bibliography, 1951-1953. Public Health Service Publication No. 402.
Washington, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare,
1954. 39 p. Suppl. A.
The ramp-type sanitary fill. American City, 69(1):88-90, Jan. 1954.
WARNICKE, E. R. How sanitary landfill solved our refuse problem. Public Works,
85(1): 57-58, 62, Jan. 1954.
LEWIS, J. V. Garbage reduction—land fill replaced by incineration. Wastes Engi-
neering, 25(2):66-68, Feb. 1954.
Sanitary fill makes park entrance. American City, 69(2) :19, Feb. 1954.
BASGALL, V. A. The sanitary fill series—trench type. American City, 69(2) : 102-
104, Feb. 1954.
FULLER, B. R. Sanitary landfill costs 63.4^ per ton of refuse. Public Works, 85(3) :
106, Mar. 1954.
NEDRY, D. E. Temperature is a test of decomposition. American City, 69(3) :29,
Mar. 1954.
Hydroflation for good tractor-tire performance. American City, 69 (4): 118, Apr.
1954.
LEMON, T. L., B. REMSBURG, and R. J. Poss. The area method of landfill.
American City, 69(4): 116-118, Apr. 1954.
Proceedings; Local Government Conference on Refuse Disposal Methods, Univer-
sity of Pittsburgh, Apr. 22-23, 1954. 106 p.
SCHNEIDER, C. Economics and community considerations of sanitary fill as a
method of refuse disposal. In Proceedings; Local Government Con-
ference on Refuse Disposal Methods, University of Pittsburgh, Apr.
22-23, 1954. p. 67-73.
WEAVER, L. A sanitary landfill in your community. In Proceedings; Local Gov-
ernment Conference on Refuse Disposal Methods, University of Pitts-
burgh, Apr. 22-23, 1954. p. 7-13.
WEAVER, L. Sanitary landfill design. In Proceedings; Local Government Con-
ference on Refuse Disposal Methods, University of Pittsburgh, Apr.
22-23, 1954. p. 64-66.
HICKEY, E. C. Sanitary landfill method of refuse disposal. Commonwealth, 2(5):
7-13, May 1954.
ROBERTS, P., and W. E. PARKER. How to build a sanitary fill in swamplands.
American City, 69(5) : 112-113, May 1954.
WEBB, W. C. Limitations in the use of sanitary landfill as a method of solid trash
disposal. In Proceedings; Ninth Industrial Waste Conference, Lafayette,
May 10-11, 1954. Purdue University Engineering Extension Series No.
87. p. 138-146.
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BOOTH, E. J., and N. BARTHOLOMEW. Cold weather is no obstacle to fill-and-cover.
American City, 69(6) : 114-116, June 1954.
Municipal refuse-sanitation practices in Texas. American City, 69(6) :27, June 1954.
GILES, J. H. L. Refuse makes a runway. American City, 69(7) :87, July 1954.
Dumping and land fill. Proceedings, American Society of Civil Engineers, 80(474) :
1-23, Aug. 1954.
DYER, O. Sanitary fills provide—more shoreline for Berkeley. American City,
69(8) :98, Aug. 1954.
HOPSON, H. S. Sanitary fills provide—more playgrounds for Richmond. American
City, 69(8) :98-99, Aug. 1954.
MOORE, A. D. Future of the sanitary landfill. Journal of the American Medical
Association, 155(16) : 1390-1391, Aug. 1954.
LANCASTER, R. Sanitary fills provide—more cropland for Kearney. American City,
69(8):99-100, Aug. 1954.
DAVIS, C. L. Sanitary fill handles 62,258 weekly refuse pickups without nuisance.
Public Works, 85(9) :83-84, Sept. 1954.
Industrial sites created by sanitary fills. Public Works, 85(9) :86, 142, Sept. 1954.
Refuse disposal services provided by San Diego Co. Public Works, 85(9) : 130, 132,
Sept. 1954.
SKORNICKA, J. E. Is sanitary landfill right for your community? Municipal Utili-
ties, 92(9):30-31, Sept. 1954.
Texas demonstrations show proper landfill operating procedures. Public Works,
85 (9):84-86, Sept. 1954.
SMITH, D. New sanitary landfill for Maricopa County. Public Works, 85(10) :88,
94, Oct. 1954.
Patrol grader on a sanitary fill. American City, 69(11) : 17, Nov. 1954.
RICHARDS, G. H. Sanitary landfill for the disposal of municipal refuse. Municipal
Utilities, 92(11) :45, 68, Nov. 1954.
Sanitary fill roundup. American City, 69 (11): 94-95, Nov. 1954.
Almost everybody wanted better refuse sanitation. American City, 69(12) :71, Dec.
1954.
Easier than it looked. American City, 69(12) : 17, Dec. 1954.
Ohio surveys sanitary fill experience. Public Works, 85(12) : 124-125, Dec. 1954.
A sanitary fill built into an open dump. American City, 69(12) :159, Dec. 1954.
1955
BOVVERMAN, F. R., ed. Summary of the Conference on Incineration, Rubbish Dis-
posal and Air Pollution. Air Pollution Foundation Report No. 3. Los
Angeles, Jan. 1955. 52 p.
ELIASSEN, R. Sanitary landfill: an economic method of refuse disposal. In Sum-
mary of the Conference on Incineration, Rubbish Disposal and Air
Pollution. Air Pollution Foundation Report No. 3 Los Angeles, Jan.
1955. p. 29-30.
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INGALLS, R. W. Strip mine becomes a sanitary fill. American City, 70(1): 11,
Jan. 1955.
SKORNICKA, J. E. Is sanitary landfill right for your community? Public Works,
86(l):90-92, Jan. 1955.
WEAVER, L. Engineering aspects of sanitary landfill. In Summary of the Confer-
ence on Incineration, Rubbish Disposal and Air Pollution. Air Pollution
Foundation Report No. 3. Los Angeles, Jan. 1955. p. 33-34.
WINKLER, T. E. Problems in cut and fill disposal. In Summary of the Conference
on Incineration, Rubbish Disposal and Air Pollution. Air Pollution
Foundation Report No. 3. Los Angeles, Jan. 1955. p. 31-32.
KNUDSEN, E. J. Village of 16,000 saves $24,000 per year with sanitary fill. Public
Works, 86(2) :8l, Feb. 1955.
Notes on sanitary fill operations. American City, 70(2): 11, Feb. 1955.
Sanitary landfill can eliminate the open dump. Michigan's Health, 43(2) : 12, Feb.
1955.
Greenville "north" and Greenville "south." American City, 70(3): 13, Mar. 1955.
Old dumps serve new fills. American City, 70(3): 107, Mar. 1955.
ROGUS, C. A. New York City makes teammates of .... sanitary fills and incin-
erators. American City, 70(3): 114-115, Mar. 1955.
COWPER, L. T. Rodent and refuse control project in Fairbanks, Alaska. Sanitarian,
17(5): 244-247, Mar.-Apr. 1955.
BROAD, J. How sanitary landfill pays off for our town. American City, 70(4) :102-
103, Apr. 1955.
MERZ, R. C. The effects of the sanitary landfill on the ground water at Riverside.
Western City, 31(4) :46-47, Apr. 1955.
Two fills for Henrico County. American City, 70(4) :30, Apr. 1955.
BRECHER, R., and E. BRECHER. The dump's a welcome neighbor now. Public
Health News, 36(5): 180-183, May 1955.
PARTIN, J. L. Sanitary fill practice in Los Angeles County. Proceedings, American
Society of Civil Engineers, 81(688): 1-6, May 1955.
RAWN, A. M., and F. R. BOWERMAN. Engineering waste disposal to prevent air
pollution. Air Repair, 5(1) : 10-12, 26, May 1955.
Sanitary landfill ... a summary of methods and literature. Pacific Builder &
Engineer, 61(5) : 116-118, May 1955.
CORPS OF ENGINEERS, [U.S.] DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY. Sewage and waste dis-
posal; sanitary fill. Engineering manual for military construction, pt. 8.
chap. 5. Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, June 1955. 3 p.
Refuse collection and disposal practices in Virginia towns. Report No. 377. Rich-
mond, League of Virginia Municipalities, June 1955. 18 p.
Locate waste dumps with care. Johnson National Drillers Journal, 27:5-6 July-
Aug. 1955.
GILBY, H. E. The disposal of house refuse, with special reference to tipping in
rural areas. Royal Society of Health Journal, 75(8) : 555-564, Aug. 1955.
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Planned refuse disposal. Los Angeles, County Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles
County, Sept. 1955. 117 p.
Three-phase long-range refuse disposal plan is proposed for 39 cities in Los Angeles
area. Western City, 31(4) : 42-47, Sept. 1955.
Fills covered twice daily. American City, 70(12) : 15, Dec. 1955.
ROGUS, C. A. Sanitary refuse fills in "wet" areas. Public Works, 86(12) : 65-69,
133-135, Dec. 1955.
1956
BARKER, H. A. Bacterial fermentations. New York, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1956.
95 p.
Refuse collection and sanitary landfill operational methods. Austin, Texas State
Department of Health, 1956. 32 p.
U.S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE. Refuse disposal by sanitary landfill in your com-
munity. Washington, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare, [1956]. 8 p.
WEAVER, L. Refuse collection and disposal; an annotated bibliography, 1954-1955.
Public Health Service Publication No. 91. Washington, U.S. Government
Printing Office, 1956. 32 p. Suppl. B.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, exports good sanitation. American City, 71(1) :110, Jan. 1956.
Load bearing characteristics of refuse tips. Surveyor and Municipal and County
Engineer, 115(331) :5, Jan. 7, 1956.
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Bureau attacks nation's solid waste. Environmental Science & Technology, 3(8):
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Kansas City takes a long look at plan for railhaul. Solid Wastes Management/'Ref-
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San Francisco will go 32 miles to disposal site. Solid Wastes Management/Refuse
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