120 results for “Ford Motor Company”, page 1 of 6
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1954 · August 1954 · page 31
Asbestos Magazine, 1954
In the document: …the Model T were so uniformly excellent that the Ford Motor Company bought millions of feet as original equipment for its cars. It is to the great credit of the Ford Company Model that even today…
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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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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1967 · October 1967 · page 14
Asbestos Magazine, 1967
In the document: …as was expected. The work stoppage at Ford Motor Company shows no sizns of a quick settlement and this has resulted in sharp cuthacks on the part of that company’s many suppliers. It seems certain…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1978 · October 1978 · page 50
Asbestos Magazine, 1978
In the document: …Ford Motor Company. President-Elect is Occusafe, Inc. Other new Donald R. McFee, Sc.D., P.E., Vice President of 3M Company and the Officers are Vice President—James E. Long of The new DiCorporation. Motors…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1956 · November 1956 · page 56
Asbestos Magazine, 1956
In the document: …The Ford Motor Co., Litd., and the Group represented by Albion Motors Ltd., Leyland Motors Ltd., Scammell Lorries Ltd., A. E. C. Ltd., and a number of continental chassis manufacturers. THE FLINTKOTE COMPANY Third Quartier Report…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1950 · June 1950 · page 4
Asbestos Magazine, 1950
In the document: …each community to herald the arrival and exhibition of the Bell. Transportation for the Bells and the equipment has been contributed by the Ford Motor Company. The objective of the Drive is the sale of $650…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1968 · July 1968 · page 14
Asbestos Magazine, 1968
In the document: …Materials for the year 1968-69: President—Harold N. Bogart of Ford Motor Company, succeeding Frank J. Mardulier of W. R. Grace & Company; Vice President—Raymond B. Smith of Reynolds Metals Company; and Vice Railway System…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1971 · June 1971 · page 56
Asbestos Magazine, 1971
In the document: …same period in 1920. • On May 28, the Ford Motor Company completed its 5,000,000th car in its Highland Park plant. It was announced that Asbestos Wood Company of Nashua, New Hampshire, a Johns-Manville…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1920 · May 1920 · page 49
Asbestos Magazine, 1920
In the document: …= a = An investment system has recently been established by the Ford Motor Company, Detroit, whereby employes may invest up to 14 of their earnings, on salary and bonus, in 6% certificates of the company…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1927 · April 1927 · page 16
Asbestos Magazine, 1927
In the document: …insufficient insulation of the houses themselves and the heating plants they contain. The enlarged rear wheel brakes now used by the Ford Motor Company, mean an additional use of 13,000 tons of cast iron annually…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1921 · June 1921 · page 60
Asbestos Magazine, 1921
In the document: …is said to be only a matter of months until the Ford Motor Company will manufacture in its own plants every part and product used in the manufacture of Ford cars, trucks, tractors and motor cars…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1940 · May 1940 · page 33
Asbestos Magazine, 1940
In the document: …those days, before company ownership was more wideead among its present 8,000 stockholders, T. F. Manville, n president, made the firm almost as much a Manville famcompany as the Ford Motor Company is today. But…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1964 · June 1964 · page 28
Asbestos Magazine, 1964
In the document: …Connecticut, a diversified Mmanufacturing company, Mr. Yntema is vice-president. member of the Board of Directors, the Executive Committee and the (perating Policy Committee, and chairman of the Financial Committee of the Ford Motor Company. He…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1966 · August 1966 · page 10
Asbestos Magazine, 1966
In the document: …Jr., Socony Mobil Oil Company; Vice President—arold N. Bogart, Ford Motor Company ; and, Viee President—Frank J. Mardulier, W. R. Grace & Company. New members of the Board of Directors elected for three-year terms are…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1976 · December 1976 · page 10
Asbestos Magazine, 1976
In the document: …a gain of 46%. A strike at Ford Motor Company resulted in a sizeable loss of production in the third quarter Dut production ai other companies continued at a strong pace. The slowdown in the general…
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Magazine · The Asbestos Worker · 1928 · August 1928 (Vol. 7, No. 8) · page 18
The Asbestos Worker, 1928
In the document: …larger constantly. as well as the two-car field. The immense growth of the Ford Motor Company and the Gencral Motorse Company is well-known. Who shall say what is the future of the automotiv industry?…
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Magazine · J-M Circle · 1929 · April 1929 · page 21
The J-M Circle, 1929
In the document: …Ford Motor Company of Detroit purchases a large quantity of asbestos cloth from which they make asbestos clothing, particularly gloves and mittens for use in their factories and foundries. For a number of years this company…
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Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1963 · August 1963 · page 9
Asbestos Magazine, 1963
In the document: …terms were: Harold N. Bogart, Assistant Direetor, Manufacturing Engineering and Development Office, Manufacturing Staff, Ford Motor Company, Detroit, Michigan; Walter A. Gloger, Assistant Technical Director, National Lead Company, Hightstown Laboratories, Hightstown, New Jersey; William L. Glowacki…
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Magazine · The Asbestos Worker · 1919 · January 1919 (Vol. 2, No. 10) · page 6
The Asbestos Worker, 1919
In the document: …flat increase of %1 a day, for approximately 28,000 employes throughout the coua try has been announced by the Ford that 2. Aberdeen, Oct. 5.~—The wooden Motor company. It is stated interFord "peed…
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Magazine · J-M Circle · 1928 · September 1928 · page 6
The J-M Circle, 1928
In the document: …Sixty-five thousand three hundred square feet of Transite corrugated was recently shipped to the Ford Motor Company plant at Fordson, Michigan, where it was loaded on one of the Ford steamships for shipment to Brazil…