75 results for “Owens-Illinois”, page 3 of 4
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Trade catalog or brochure · 1923
Johns-Manville Service to Railroads (1923)
…supplies, along with magnesia products and other articles for railroad and general industrial use. It opens with a company history and a "Story of Asbestos" describing the company's mines in Quebec and at Chrysotile, Arizona…
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Company document · WARD Documents · March 1974
Johns-Manville, Asbestos and Health: A Special Report (1974)
…fiber handling and packaging systems, and dust control engineering. It opens: "At Johns-Manville, we firmly believe that while it is dangerous to pretend there is no problem and do nothing, it is equally as dangerous…
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Company document · WARD Documents · 1980
Johns-Manville Health, Safety and Environment Catalog of Programs (1980–81)
…booklets, posters and bulletins that Johns-Manville's Health, Safety and Environment Department offered its plants and managers in 1980 and 1981. It opens with a statement by John A. McKinney, J-M's chairman, that…
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Trade catalog or brochure · WARD Documents · December 1973
Johns-Manville Industrial Environmental Engineering Service Brochures (1973)
…December 1973) opens: "The very air you breathe on the job can be safer and more pleasant," and says J-M had built over 1,200 pollution control systems in six years at a cost of…
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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 · WARD Documents · October 1937
Johns-Manville Supervisors Manual of Policies, Trial Edition (1937)
What it shows The manual opens with the company's six employee policies, among them "to provide for every employee safe and pleasant working conditions." New employees, and those rehired after a long gap, had to…
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Trade catalog or brochure · 1937 · page 31
Heat: The Dramatic Story of Man's Age-Old Struggle to Control Nature's Most Powerful Force (1937)
In the document: …large japanning ovens at Durand Steel Locker Company, Chicago Heights, Illi nois, were built entirely of Sil-OCel C-3 Concrete. Below: The C-3 Concrete doors on this bat tery of malleable annealing ovens are…
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Company document · WARD Documents · September 26, 1980 · page 5
Shawn T. Tilson on Jim Hatch's Report on the Market for Asbestos Removal (1980)
In the document: i Bl aidemstinn TM W g A —— . £ asbestos reroval but also orens the door to our insulation division. If there is anv market in the “ashestos” business vhere we can sell a corprlete packape, then…
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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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Trade catalog or brochure · 1942 · page 14
Johns-Manville Insulation in Industry (c. 1942)
In the document: …deg. F. J The efficient performance of these large japanning ovens is assured through the use of Sil-O-Cel C-3 Concrete with 9" thick walls and tops. Size of ovens 9 ft. wide, 22…
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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 · WARD Documents · October 1941 · page 5
W. B. Millar, Publicity on J-M's Chrysotile, Arizona, Mine and New Mill for the News Pictorial (1941)
In the document: …5 canyon the ~ine The road next for nov sous, unusci picture. In owins this to picture, dumn 1s 2t ot 1025t and distonce checd. Tate the s on a wise thouzht on = bad curve…
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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 · 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 · December 8, 1988 · page 26
Chronology of Publications on Asbestos and Disease, Attorney Work Product List and Draft (1988)
In the document: …studyl, Archives des maladies professionnelles 12 (6):629-633. Bulletin of Hygiene 27 (10):942, October 1952) (Abstracted in 1951 VAT.K. Owen, Carcinoma and asbestosis of lung, British Journal of Cancer 1951 X L. Parmeggiani…
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Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · March 1974 · page 31
Johns-Manville, A Condensation of Environmental Facts on Asbestos and Health, Customer Seminars (1974)
In the document: …feet horizontally, with the entire operation under dust control. Another Jeffrey development is the automatic bag opener, which opens paper or polyethylene bags, dumps the contents and deposits the empty bag, all under dust control. It…
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Trade catalog or brochure · WARD Documents · 1973 · page 6
Johns-Manville, Environment: The Future Is in Our Hands (1973)
In the document: …expensive than other systems we tried. Changes filters automatically. Less space requirements and lower operating costs. We first used HEAF on fiber glass ovens at our Penbryn, N.J. plant. Since then we'veinstalled it in…
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Trade catalog or brochure · 1920 · page 98
Johns-Manville Service to Power Users: Catalog No. 117, Second Edition (1920)
In the document: …like drying-cylinders of paper machines or cloth finishing machines; steam-heated steam jackets of cooking utensils, glue-pots, plate-warmers, ovens, kilns, submerged boiling-coils, etc. If possible give size of apparatus trap is to…
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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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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…