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FILE NAME: Trade Publications (TR) DATE: 2011 DOC#: TR056 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Notes on Unfinished Leads
Hardware Periodicals
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Try the Library of Congress and look through these journals carefully for anything about the hazards of
asbestos products. Including news reports (about government regulations, etc.), articles about hazards
of hardware products from any standpoint (liability, insurance, consumer issues, etc.), editorials,
Anything. The goal is to discover if the hardware industry trade journals were carrying information
about asbestos hazards from the 1960s-1980.
Hardware Age and Chilton's Hardware Age
12/14
5 hours
Vol 207 Jan-Mar 1971
Vol 207-208 Apr-July 1971
Vol 208 Aug-Sept 1971
Vol 208 Oct- Dec 1971
Vol 209 Ja n -A p r 1972
Vol 209 M ay -Ju ly 1972
12/16
5 hours
Vol 209 Aug- Dec 1972
Vol 210 Jan -Ju n e 1973
Vol 210 July -D e c 1973 ,
Vol 211 Jan -June 1974
12/19
7 hours
Vol 211 July-Dee 1974
Vol 205 Ja n -M a r 1970
Vol 205 A pr-June 1970
Vol 206 Ju ly -S ep t 1970
V01 206 Oct- Dec 1970
Vol 203 Ja n -M a r 1969
Vol 203 Apr - June 1969
Vol 204 Ju ly -S ep t 1969
Vol 204 O ct-D ec 1969
12/20
3 hours
Vol 201 Jan -F e b 1968
Vol 201 M ar-A pr 1968
Vol 201 M ay-June 1968
Vol 202 July - Sept 1968
Vol 202 O ct-D ec 1968
12/28/11 7 hours Hardware (nothing available 1960-1980) Hardware World (In the West and for the West) (nothing after 1963) 1960 Vol 57 (April 60 high prices asbestos) 1961 Vol 58 ( two pictures-no asbestos) 1962 Vol 59 1963 Vol 60 Jan -Ju n e
Hardware Retailer 1968 Vol 114 Jan -M a r 1968 Vol 115 Ju ly -S ep t 1968 Vol 115 O ct-D ec
12/29/11
3 hours
1969 Vol 116 Jan -M a r
1969 Vol 116 Apr - June
1969 Vol 117 Ju ly -S ep t
1969 Vol 117 O ct-D ec
1970 Vol 118 Jan -Ju n e
Remaining periodicals to be checked
Hardware Reporter
Hardware World
Hardware Dealers' Magazine
Hardware, devoted to the American hardware trade
Hardware Retailing
National Hardware Bulletin
Hardware Retailer
Call Numbers
Hardware Age
CALL NUMBER: TS200 .H82
Chilton's hardware age.
CALL NUMBER: TS200 .H82
Hardware Reporter
Call Number TS200 .H87
Hardware World
Call Number TS200.H89
Hardware World Plumbing and Heating Call Number TS200 .H89
Hardware dealers' magazine.
Call Number TS200 .H86
Hardware; [a semi-monthly magazine devoted to the American hardware trade]
Call Number TS200 ,H8
Hardware retailing.
Call Number
TS200 .N3
Hardware retailer.
Call Number
TS200 .N3
Hardware retailer. Aka National hardware bulletin.
Call Number
TS200 ,N3
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Make your store "headquarters" for the complete line of CF&I Steel Wire Products and you'll find that customers will buy several of these products at one time. The result: increased profits for you.
CF& I'S LIN E OF S TEEL W IRE PRODUCTS Baling Wire Barbed Wire Cinch Fence Stays Clothesline * Door Springs Flower Bed Border Gate Springs General Purpose Fabric General Purpose Strand Insect Wire Screening Merchant Wire Ornamental Fence Poultry Netting Silver Tip Posts-- line, end and c o rn e r * S offit S cre e n S q u a re a n d V -M e s h F e n ce * S ton e W ire
Stucco Netting
THE COLORADO FUEL AND IRON CORPORATION
Albuquerque * Amarillo Billings Boise Butte * Denver El Paso Ft. Worth Houston Kansas City Lincoln Los Angeles Oakland Oklahoma City Phoenix Portland Pueblo Salt Lake City San Francisco San Leandro
Seattle * Spokane * Wichita
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>H W. CROSBY
Bureau, Washingfon, D. C.
Pa,, has introduced legislation intended to make it more dif ficult for criminals to obtain
firearms. . . . Moorhead said the
lent Tax Crackdown Billions of Dollars
legislative package provides fo r : checking the flow of mail order revolvers, more comprehensive
registration, and more informa
ers should keep an eye on the federal government's tax . All three branches of the government, executive, legisjudicial, are gunning for tax evaders.
tion for police on shipments to their communities. . . . Moor head wants firearms sold in hardware stores where police
at stake? Billions of c lost revenues!
traveling expenses to conven tions outside of the U. S.
can check records.
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ai-writing House Ways
More to the point on the tax
WESTERN BUSINESSMEN
is^r.s Committee was crackdown:
are opposing a national finance
:cr a crackdown when
* Tentative approval has been charge disclosure bill sponsored
government is losing given for funds to hire 900 new by Sen. Douglas, D., 111. , . .
n a year in taxes from
alone'--the unreportre of independent busi-
A Rutgers University I ,\>id committeemen that
employed report only 75 kt of each dollar earned.
federal tax agents. * President Eisenhower has
asked Congress to approve mon ey for an electronic computing system to keep its mechanical eye on taxpayers' accounts.
* * *
It would require all credit charges, interest, service fees to be explained to a purchaser in writing. . . . Douglas bill would require statement of to tal finance charge and percent age it bears to unpaid balance in
:sternal Revenue Service underway against tax-
who deliberately skip intir.d dividend payments in rreir income tax returns,
B U I L D I N G MATERIALS will join autos, steel and drugs as subject of the Senate investi gating eye. . . . Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee,
terms of simple annual interest. . . . Opponents argue finance and installment control is a state function. sc >}: #
ms up to a billion dollars headed by Sen. Estes Kefauver,
WESTERN DEVELOPMENT
lr: tax revenues lost this D., Tenn., plans to launch an substantially contributed to by
Agents have a l r e a d y inquiry into the "high prices" the Bureau of Reclamation in
up 200 cases of this type of building materials. . . . Probe fiscal 1959, Secretary of the In
Lon.
will center on the pricing of terior Fred A. Seaton reports.
is studying legisla- such products as glass, plumb . . . Annual report shows con
require the withholding ing fixtures, asbestos and gyp struction w a s completed on
;me taxes at the source on sum. . . . Kefauver is blaming three water storage dams, three
td and interest payments. the predicted decline in new diversion dams, 410 miles of
Tax Court gave a shot housing starts on high prices of canals, pipelines, laterals, and
;arm to another IRS drive, building materials. . . . Though drains. . . . Irrigation facilities
tne to cut down corpora- chances are no legislation will were completed to serve 199,471
tieductions for yachts, huntjtitijes and clubs.
stem from the inquiry, the in dustry is bound to suffer from
acres of land, and 45,450 kilo watts of installed hydroelectric
egress also studies a bill to <-'.v deductions on yachts: nil houses; night club, er and sporting event en-
bad publicity. # * *
MAIL ORDER business in lethal weapons is coming under
generating capacity were added in the West. . . . Seaton says 465 separate construction, material, equipment and supply contracts
mment; dues or initiation social organizations; and
congressional scrutiny, also. Rep. William S. Moorhead, D.,
were awarded. (Continued on Page 26)
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