51 results for “Ford Motor Company”, page 1 of 3
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Magazine · J-M Circle · 1930 · July–August 1930 · page 6
The J-M Circle, 1930
In the document: …the Open Hearth Building at Detroit. The Ford Motor account is handled by R. E. Shoens, Detroit district industrial salesman, who is responsible for the standardization, by the Ford Motor Company, on this type of construction…
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Trade catalog or brochure · 1939 · page 10
Celotex at the Fair (1939)
In the document: …a Celofex product is used in the Ford Motor Company General Electric Company Contemporary Arts Building Childrens World Japan GR-4 New England Building Hall of States Building Court of States Building Fisheries Industries Marine Building…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1936 · June 1936 · page 14
Asbestos Magazine, 1936
In the document: …insurance, brokerage, is most keen. Frankly we would like to know what monopoly is meant when these references are made. Ford Motor, a Chase National, giving more than competitors, is that a monopoly ? ago a vicious…
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Trade catalog or brochure · 1938 · page 45
Slum Clearance Program: Specifications and Data on Various Building Materials (1938)
In the document: …Northern Indiana Public Service Co., Mishawaka, Ind. Pierce Building, St. Louis, Mo. Fisher Body Co., St. Louis, Mo. Ford Motor- Co., St. Louis, Mo. American Radiator Co., St. Louis. Mo. Pennsylvania Railroad Co., St. Louis, Mo…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1935 · May 1935 · page 39
Asbestos Magazine, 1935
In the document: …office. It is of course written in German. The Russell Manufacturing Company, Middletown, Conn., announces a new type full-molded brake lining set to be used on recent makes of Ford, Chevrolet and Chrysler cars, known…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1933 · December 1933 · page 34
Asbestos Magazine, 1933
In the document: …introduction several months ago of the Rusco V. D. (Vibration Dampener) Clutch Plates for Ford Model A and V-8 and Chevrolet 6-cylinder passenger cars, the Russell Manufacturing Company, announces a new Rusco V. D…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1932 · June 1932 · page 10
Asbestos Magazine, 1932
In the document: …buy—the better for the whole industry. 1 wonder how many cars Ford and General Motors would be selling today if the 1932 models were exactly like those made in 1922! There are plenty of brains…
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Book · 1932 · page 21
Working for the Soviets: An American Engineer in Russia (1932)
In the document: …wheels rattling over cob blestones and lurching in and out of prodigious holes; occasional bicycles, and still more occasional motor cycles ; rarely an automobile. These last were nearly all of the same pre-war vintage as…
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Patent · October 4, 1932
Process of Preparing Roof Coverings (US Patent 1,880,429, 1932)
Frank H. Ford received US Patent No. 1,880,429 on October 4, 1932, filed July 13, 1929.
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Book · 1931
Johns-Manville: The Brake Re-Liner's Manual, Fourth Edition (1931)
…instructions for 1926-31 Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Ford and other cars, and closes with a J-M automotive catalog of moulded and woven brake lining sets, brake blocks and asbestos packings made at Waukegan and Manville.
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Patent · November 26, 1935
Apparatus for Use In Cutting of Laminated Glass (US Patent 2,022,466, 1935)
…1932. It was assigned to Libbey Owens Ford Glass Co. The patent's description opens (from the scanned text): The present invention relates to an apparatus for use in the cutting of sheets of laminated glass…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1931 · January 1931 · page 6
Asbestos Magazine, 1931
In the document: “ASBESTOS ford Mines, Canada, started operation in the Autumn; the Ehret Magnesia Mfg. Company completed its new, highly modern power plant at Valley Forge, Pa.; and the Palmer Asbestos & Rubber Company started its new factory at…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1938 · October 1938 · page 16
Asbestos Magazine, 1938
In the document: “ASBESTOS” ford which was first situated at a ford on a small creek tributary called the ‘‘Ox’’. We are indebted to C. R. Hubbard, the Garlock Packing Company, H. Barber, of Latimer & Vice President of Palmyra…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1930 · February 1930 · page 10
Asbestos Magazine, 1930
In the document: ASBESTOS Mass Production and In the Magnesia Industry Costs Mr. Ford, the Advocate, and Mr. Filene and other of Mr. Ford’s Disciples of the theory that mass produetion lowers cost, are right, unquestionably when automobiles…
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Trade catalog or brochure · 1935 · page 60
The Philip Carey Company: Dependable Modern Building Materials (c. 1935-1951)
In the document: …of building a home with out a permanent foundation. Can you af ford to build without a permanent roof? Think what a permanent roof saves you—in up keep and repair expense—in insurance against costly…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 1938 · page 43
A Study of Asbestosis in the Asbestos Textile Industry, by Dreessen, Dallavalle, Edwards, Miller, Sayers et al., U.S. Public Health Service Bulletin No. 241 (1938)
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1934 · May 1934 · page 21
Asbestos Magazine, 1934
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1939 · May 1939 · page 6
Asbestos Magazine, 1939
In the document: …Pavilion. Their Durant Insulated Pipe also was used in connection with underground work at the Ford Building. The Ruberoid Company has supplied Asbestos-Cement flat sheets with rough texture on some of the exterior walls, while…
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Magazine · The Asbestos Worker · 1930 · September 1930 (Vol. 9, No. 9) · page 30
The Asbestos Worker, 1930
In the document: …0OMAHA, NEB.—Meets Second and Fourth Wednesdays at Labor Temple, 19th and Davenport Streets. 4401 Davenport Street. & | W. B. Ford, FRV No. 40—ALBANY and TROY, N. Y.—~Meets >irst Wednesday at Labor Temple, Albany…
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Magazine · The Asbestos Worker · 1935 · January 1935 (Vol. 10, No. 18) · page 5
The Asbestos Worker, 1935
In the document: …followed by a mecting of Local No. 34. The next stop was Omaha and a conference with Business Agent Ford, a meeting with the officials of the Aycock shop, and then to a meeting of Local…