50 results for “Ford Motor Company”, page 1 of 3
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1920 · May 1920 · page 49
Asbestos Magazine, 1920
In the document: …= a = An investment system has recently been established by the Ford Motor Company, Detroit, whereby employes may invest up to 14 of their earnings, on salary and bonus, in 6% certificates of the company…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1927 · April 1927 · page 16
Asbestos Magazine, 1927
In the document: …insufficient insulation of the houses themselves and the heating plants they contain. The enlarged rear wheel brakes now used by the Ford Motor Company, mean an additional use of 13,000 tons of cast iron annually…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1921 · June 1921 · page 60
Asbestos Magazine, 1921
In the document: …is said to be only a matter of months until the Ford Motor Company will manufacture in its own plants every part and product used in the manufacture of Ford cars, trucks, tractors and motor cars…
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Magazine · The Asbestos Worker · 1928 · August 1928 (Vol. 7, No. 8) · page 18
The Asbestos Worker, 1928
In the document: …larger constantly. as well as the two-car field. The immense growth of the Ford Motor Company and the Gencral Motorse Company is well-known. Who shall say what is the future of the automotiv industry?…
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Magazine · J-M Circle · 1929 · April 1929 · page 21
The J-M Circle, 1929
In the document: …Ford Motor Company of Detroit purchases a large quantity of asbestos cloth from which they make asbestos clothing, particularly gloves and mittens for use in their factories and foundries. For a number of years this company…
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Magazine · J-M Circle · 1928 · September 1928 · page 6
The J-M Circle, 1928
In the document: …Sixty-five thousand three hundred square feet of Transite corrugated was recently shipped to the Ford Motor Company plant at Fordson, Michigan, where it was loaded on one of the Ford steamships for shipment to Brazil…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1922 · May 1922 · page 41
Asbestos Magazine, 1922
In the document: …that he is now grasping some of the rewards of liquidated competition. He has recently He has offered to taken over the Lincoln Motor Company. take over the Muscle Shoals plant—both deals made possible because…
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Trade catalog or brochure · 1920 · page 102
Johns-Manville Service to Power Users: Catalog No. 117, Second Edition (1920)
In the document: …Ky. Peerless Motor Car Co. Cleveland, Ohio. Pullman Company, Pullman, Ill. Willard Storage Battery Co., Cleveland, Ohio New England States Bath Iron Works, Ltd., Bath, Me. Morley Button Manufacturing Co., Portsmouth, N. H. Brown Company, Berlin…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1926 · July 1926 · page 30
Asbestos Magazine, 1926
In the document: …234,953 Asbestos Lining—Ford Size (Linear Feet) .......... 2,907,170 Woven Clutch Facings (Pieces) ................208. 12,641,013 Molded or Compressed Facings (Pieces) ............. 5,232,915 (The above statistics were compiled by Martin Kortjohn & Company…
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Patent · February 2, 1926 · page 2
Brake Band Lining (US Patent 1,571,757, 1926)
In the document: …of which the following is a specification. This invention relates to brakes for motor The liner 14 comprises a flat strip of suit 5 vehicles and the like, and more particularly able width and length to…
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Patent · August 19, 1924
Ford Transmission Lining (US Patent 1,505,519, 1924)
…June 18, 1923. The patent's description opens (from the scanned text): This invention relates to improvements in the linings for the transmission bands which form part of the transmission system of Ford automobiles, the principal…
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Patent · October 7, 1924
Transmission Band Lining (US Patent 1,511,126, 1924)
…type. ln mechanisms of this character it is desirable to obtain the maximum amount ot bearingI between the lining and the drum and as these drums (as in the Ford automobile) are placed close together, this…
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Patent · July 6, 1926
Transmission Band Lining (US Patent 1,591,582, 1926)
…description opens (from the scanned text): The present invention relates to an improved transmission band lining particularly designed for use on Ford automobiles to take the place of the woven lining which is at present used.
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Article · Sumner Simpson Papers · December 1, 1928 · page 127
H. E. Seiler, A Case of Pneumoconiosis, British Medical Journal (1928)
In the document: •·,... "':.;;.~~~ 1004 DEC.-~> 1:21r<- ·· ~= H.ANCRESTER: A.ND SA.I.FORD. ·:~. --~~~~~-;.-_~""~ - . ~ J........ -.,:-"':'!.....,~f • - ·: :,}i.-..., ... • . . on the• Ro'":i.l Exchange b.,- m>rd of mo11th,. ILD.d.c:oulirmed…
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Thesis · 1927 · page 110
Asbestosis (1927)
In the document: C .n. 3 B Ida Wel:ford. Ho .14. Aged 19 years. Married. Occupation. 'Carder' :for three years -one of the dustiest rooms in the Works. Complaint. Dry cough only • .Duration. One year. History. This patient…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1924 · November 1924 · page 19
Asbestos Magazine, 1924
In the document: 24 ASBESTOS Production as Against Profits Contributed Quebee Asbestos producers and manufacturers in general fully realize that Henry Ford was right when he held ‘production as against profits’’ to be one of the economic systems needing…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1928 · March 1928 · page 24
Asbestos Magazine, 1928
In the document: …consists of a series of letters, the first offering to book your reservations for the trip, and enclosing ‘*ticket.”’ The second letter concerns the first stop, Thet‘ford Mines, P. Q., gives a description of the…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1929 · August 1929 · page 4
Asbestos Magazine, 1929
In the document: ASBESTOS - Stage and Shell at Seating Hollywood of the Bowl, Showing the Orchestra ~ , Photos Back Page of Orchestral 2 Courtesy Shelli, Hoag Showing & Ford, Asbestos Los Angeles Sheathing August 1929
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Magazine · The Asbestos Worker · 1922 · January 1922 (Vol. 3, No. 10) · page 20
The Asbestos Worker, 1922
In the document: 1NoL D YsUnadia, St ek A PRS- INeb, —W. J. Chaumley, Preside w. R Ford, Secrctary, 1414 S, 2319 N, otth Ave. 16th Si. Meetings, Secand and Fourth Wednesdays at Labor ']emple Local No. 40—Albany…
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Patent · September 28, 1926 · page 3
Apparatus for Facilitating the Lining of Transmission Bands (US Patent 1,601,256, 1926)
In the document: …and the lining thereof and to lining and relining of transmission bands, sion receive blows as hereinafter de such as are employed upon Ford automo Scribed. hammer In the said of the device 7 the biles…