Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District Publications 1941-1959

1941

Changes in Legislation Affecting Mosquito Control Operations by Harold F. Gray

1946

The Control of Mosquito Breeding in Street Inlets (Catch Basins), Underground Utility Vaults and Similar Structures, by DDT Residual Sprays by Harold F. Gray Hints on the Conduct of Meetings of a Board of Trustees of a Mosquito Abatement District by Harold F. Gray Two Years’ Experience with DDT in the Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District by Thomas F. McGowan

1948

How California Compares in Mosquito Control with Other Regions by Harold F. Gray Use of Military Amphibious Vehicles, “Weasels,” in Mosquito Abatement Operations by Thomas F. McGowan Cemetery Mosquito Control by Aerosol by Theodore Aarons

1950

A Broad, Objective View of Mosquito Control Methods and Processes by Harold F. Gray Eliminative Mosquito Control Measures in Relation to Industrial Operations by Harold F. Gray

1952

Salt Marsh Field Study for Toxicity Comparison of Diesel Oil, Diesel Oil DDT Concentrate, and DDT Water Emulsion on Aedes Dorsalis (Meig.) Larvae by Embree Mezger, Theodore Aarons, Harold Gray and Onishi Koishi Historical Highlights of “Permanent” Mosquito Control in California by Harold F. Gray

1953

Temporary Control Methods vs. Mosquito Source Reduction by Harold F. Gray

1954

Interesting Aspects of the Malaria Outbreak at Lake Vera, California by Harold F. Gray Salt Marsh Mosquito Survey in the San Francisco Bay Area 1950-1953 by Theodore Aarons

1957

Public Relations by Herbert B. Brown Mosquito Source Reduction Inter-Agency by E. Chester Robinson

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