10 results for “Owens-Illinois”
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Company document · WARD Documents · February 6, 1968 · page 3
H. M. Jackson to Dr. Paul Gross Sending Michael F. Diagula's Autopsy Protocol and Medical Records (1968)
In the document: …e .. 1557 OI\AUJ\chli) - A.J.no-l-s _i MAIDIN NAME 17 ife 4 2, tvaoer 1 oyens i) - tuAar, ' cuns_ A W) vy e WO lry GiATe ¢ ' Yi, : - 1 Y af' — A…
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Company document · WARD Documents · March 27, 1968
Johns-Manville Marketing Communication Newsletters (1968)
…New York City bridges and tunnels after a nine-year push "to get asbestos fibre on the road." One issue reports that Owens-Corning would soon make a product like Thermobestos under license from J-M…
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Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · June 28, 1966
F. J. Solon Jr. to Dr. Kenneth W. Smith Asking for Records on Cancer Among J-M Workers (1966)
…He pointed to an Owens-Corning study of 1,400 workers as an example of "a strong and convincing piece of evidence in their favor." The memo shows that J-M's repeated assurances of low…
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Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · May 11, 1966 · page 1
Johns-Manville Health Staff to C. W. Hite, Reply to Joe Goldfield's Turner Brothers Letter (1966)
In the document: …Asbestos Company Ltd, Lake Asbestos of Quebec Ltd, Societe /nonyne Francaise Du Ferodo Turper Brothers Asbestos Co., Ltd, 0. Pe Owens Corning Glass Co. Ruberoid Corp, Qs ro Flintkote Corp, CertaineTeed Products Corp, s. Oeneral Motors…
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Company document · 1961 · page 14
Johns Manville Annual Report (1961)
In the document: …Grazier.......... . . . President, American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corporation Roger Hackney.............. .................................... Vice President, Johns-Manville Corporation John D. Biggers............. Chairman, Finance Committee, Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company Francis H. May, Jr....... ................................... Vice President, Johns-Manville Corporation MTC 001958
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Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · February 1965
Kenneth W. Smith, "Asbestos and Cancer," Talk to J-M's Industrial Relations Managers (1965)
…"Health Projects," which opens "internally in Johns-Manville we have numerous potential health hazards" and closes "Nowhere in Johns-Manville have I seen any concrete evidence that this association does exist." In Johns-Manville's chronology…
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Company document · WARD Documents · September 1965 · page 49
Johns-Manville, Working Together in Johns-Manville, Employee Handbook (1965)
In the document: …world. About four-ffths of them are individual men and women from all walks of life. No one of these owns as much as one per cent of the company. Other stockholders include insurance companies, investment…
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Company document · WARD Documents · 1968 · page 2
A Johns-Manville Summer Employee's Essay, Analysis of My Job Environment, on the Billerica Plant (1968)
In the document: …spme 21 000 o dj?xf S pe@ple, ‘owns and operatos four minea, and runs a total of | ‘ ‘gf‘%: ,’A L 59 Johns-manvilla planta in the Unitud btatca and banada ; SR |witn sales…
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Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · October 24, 1966 · page 13
Johns-Manville "Position Paper on the Health Aspects of Asbestos" (1966)
In the document: …asbestosis is not a progressive disesse. Basically silicosis owes its charscteristic progressiveness to the fact that silica particles deposited in one site, may be transported by tissue fluid (generally as edema fluid) to uninvolved porticns of…
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Company document · WARD Documents · 1962 · page 9
Johns-Manville, Working Together in Johns-Manville, Employee Handbook (1962)
In the document: …grown . uull bascment shop with two employees to an enterprise ~ .. more than 21,000 people. . (Lmpany owns and operates four mines — two asbestos ¢ unada, a diatomite deposit in California and a perlite .. ., ew Mexico…