5 results for “Ford Motor Company”
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Government report · 1956 · page 25
Chrysotile-Asbestos Deposits of Arizona (Supplement to Information Circular 7706) (1956)
In the document: …11 E., unsurveyed. It is 1.6 miles up Hewitt Wash from the ford previously mentioned. At this point claim 1 is on the east bank of the wash. Geologic Setting Lucky Lager claim 1 covers…
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Government report · 1937 · page 32
Asbestos: Bureau of Mines Bulletin 403 (1937)
In the document: …smce 1930. The milled product talc, serpentine, serpentme, and asbestos since talc. compam· used roofin!?, and acoustic plaster. The company coverin!?S, roofing, used in boiler coverings, matebuildin!? mate heat-insulating building “Asbesto-Ftll”, 1ll", a…
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Government report · WARD Documents · 1938 · page 22
Quebec Bureau of Mines, Mining Industry and Statistics of the Province of Quebec for the Year 1937 (1938)
In the document: 20 Quebec Bureau of Mines 1937 MINING COMPANIES INCORPORe TED IN THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC IN 1936.-Continued NAME OF COMPANY • HEAD OFFICE Montreal. Central Cbibougamau Gold Mines, Ltd. Montreal Central Duverny Cold Mines, Ltd Montreal…
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Government report · 1955 · page 114
The Asbestos Industry (1955)
In the document: …Co. , Kansas City, Mo .; Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. , Parkersburg, W. Va .; Pittsburg Plate Glass Co. , Shelbyville , Ind.; and Ferro Corp. , Nashville , Tenn. The parent company, Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. , has increased its capacity greatly. It…
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Government report · 1932 · 1958 · page 11
Minerals Yearbook: Asbestos Chapters
In the document: …a capacity of | a year.”* TECHNOLOGY producers throughComplex marketing problems faced the asbestos to outstrip the began fiber ng out the world as the supply of spinni fibers caused shorter for d deman The fibers…