11 results for “Owens-Corning Fiberglas”
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Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · July 25, 1950
Arthur J. Vorwald and J. P. Woodard on Shipping Asbestos in Burlap Bags (1950)
…suggested the use of paper containers for asbestos fiber, comparable to those used for diatomaceous earth, as an improvement from a hygiene perspective. Problem was brought to Vorwald's attention by medical director of Owens-Illinois.
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Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · August 22, 1956
H. M. Jackson to Dr. R. E. Joyner of Carbide and Carbon Chemicals on Superex and Thermobestos Insulation (1956)
…particles. That letter is not in this file, which holds only the first letter, the one saying Thermobestos contained expanded perlite. Related documents Arthur J. Vorwald to Owens-Illinois on Kaylo Causing Asbestosis in Animals (1948)
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Company document · December 1954
Johns-Manville, "You Can Build and Insulate with Marinite" (1954)
A 16-page color brochure from Johns-Manville selling Marinite to industry "For Constructing driers, ovens, breechings, housings." Its form code, IN-153A 12-54, dates it to December 1954. It carries no copyright notice.
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Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · May 14, 1952
H. M. Jackson to All Plant Managers on Caution Labels for Celite (1952)
…Diatomaceous Earth." It opens: "Recent research and medical studies indicate that there is a potential health hazard in the use of Diatomaceous Earth under conditions of prolonged exposure at high concentrations." Bagged products from Lompoc were…
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Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · September 22, 1952
Johns-Manville President's Bulletin No. 101 Creating the Job of Medical Director (1952)
…Medical Director." It opens: "The men and women who make up the Johns-Manville organization are the company's most valuable asset," and says the company's growth and constantly changing materials and processes "present problems…
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Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · October 22, 1957
J-M Industrial Insulations to the National Sanitation Foundation Testing Laboratory on Marinite 36 (1957)
…whether or not Marinite 36 is toxic," and encloses a brochure. It describes Marinite as both a structural and an insulating material, widely used to build ovens, driers and other heated equipment, including "a cookie oven."
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Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · January 24, 1958
Dr. Kenneth Smith and the J-M Research Center on Free Silica in Finished Products (1958–1959)
…at the Zelienople, Pennsylvania, brick plant were "converted in the ovens to crystobalite," which "would affect the employees who saw and package the brick." The study took over a year. In July 1959 Hugh M. Jackson…
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Company document · Motley 1000 · 1958 · page 5
Johns-Manville, Asbestos: The Magic Mineral (1958)
In the document: …than 75 years. In addition to the Jeffrey mine, Johns-Manville owns and operates a mine in Munro Township, Northern Ontario and has a 519 interest in the Southern Rhodesian Mines of Rhodesian Asbestos Limited. Thus…
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Company document · 1958 · page 5
Asbestos The Magic Mineral (1958)
In the document: …than 75 years. In addition to the Jeffrey mine, Johns-Manville owns and operates a mine in Munro Township, Northern Ontario and has a 51 % interest in the Southern Rhodesian Mines of Rhodesian Asbestos Limited. Thus…
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Company document · WARD Documents · 1958 · page 3
Johns-Manville, Working Together in J-M, Employee Handbook (1958)
In the document: …two of our chief raw materials, are the largest of their kind in the world. J-M owns or controls extensive sources of wood fibre. We have sales ofhices in principal cities. These assets are impressive…
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Trade catalog or brochure · 1950 · page 3
The Home Idea Book: A Generation of Ideas for Better Living (c. 1950)
In the document: …him show you how, because of the great strides re cently made in the development and improvement of wall and ceiling materials, beautiful rooms are today within the reach of anyone who owns a home. 5