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NEWS-LETTER
No. k06 - April 28, i960
HENRICH ELECTED MEMBER OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE John B. Henrich, a director and secretary of the Company, has been elected a member of the Executive Committee.
DREWES ELECTED DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL STARCH AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION Alfred H. Drewes, a director and vice-president of the Company, has
been elected to the board of directors of National Starch and Chemical Corporation.
G. A. DIES APPOINTED AT ST. LOUIS Gus A Dies has been named sales manager of the metal division of the St. Louis Branch. Mr. Dies began his Company career in 1923 as a statistical clerk in the St. Louis Branch. Advancing through the accounting department and the metal division he became assistant sales manager of the metal div ision in 1950.
TERWILLIGER NAMED TRADE SALES MANAGER OF ATLNTIC BRANCH Lee M. Terwilliger has been appointed trade sales manager of the Atlantic Branch. Mr. Terwilliger has served as a sales representative of the Cleveland Branch in the Buffalo area, since joining the Company in 19^8. He is a member of Western New York Paint Travelers Association and treasurer of Buffalo Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association. He attended Syracuse University.
BLESS EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT AT KIRK Morris P. Kirk & Son, Inc. has announced the appointment of George C. Bless as executive vice-president. Mr. Bless joined Kirk in 1933 as an accountant. He became treasurer in 1935 and was named vice-president and secretary in 19^8.
QUIGLEY IS PRESIDENT OF AMERICAN ACADEMY OF OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE Dr. Joseph A. Quigley, director of health and safety at National
Lead Company of Ohio at Fernald, Ohio has been elected president of the American Academy of Occupational Medicine for i960. The Academy has a mem bership of over 300 persons, representing virtually all of the major business and universities in the country.
WTLLETS HONORED BY AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS William R. Willets, assistant manager of the Titanium Division Tech nical Service Laboratories, has been elected to the Governing Board of the American Institute of Physics.
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JAGER ELECTED TRUSTEE OF WESTBURY Arthur G. Jager, secretary of the pension and life insurance board and member of the profit sharing administration committee, has been elected to a five year term as a trustee of The Incorporated Village of Westbury, Long Island, New York, and appointed by the board of trustees as commis sioner of personnel, accounts and finance.
HEIST, PERSONNEL MANAGER AT TAM, DIES
Arthur P. Heist, personnel manager of the Titanium Alloy Manufacturing Division at Niagara Falls, died of pneumonia March 26, i960. He was personnel manager at TAM for 17 years. Mr. Heist was a member of the Personnel Managers Association and Exchange Club of Niagara Falls.
ATMOS CLOCK ADDED TO SERVICE AWARD PROGRAM Employees now have the choice of receiving on the twenty-fifth anni versary of their employment with the Company, a suitably engraved Atmos clock instead of a watch.
The clock, a product of Longines-Wittnauer Watch Company has a heavy brass case, highly polished and protected with gold and lacquer finish, which measures 9ir" high, 8" wide and 6-3/8" deep. Through an ingenious arrange ment the Atmos derives its energy from the daily changes in the temperature of the atmosphere.
HENDERSON PLANT RECEIVES "AWARD OF HONOR" The Henderson, Nevada, plant of Titanium Metals Corporation of America has received the highest award given by the National Safety Council. Designated as their "Award of Honor", it is presented in recognition of note'
worthy safety achievements.
WATCH AWARDS ANNOUNCED
The following employees have been awarded gold watches in recognition of twenty-five years of service with the Company:
ATLANTIC BRANCH - PAINT DIVISION
Miriam D. Hyatt
ATLANTIC BRANCH - PERTH AMBOY
George G. Chaballa
Michael Misak
George Gasman
BAROID DIVISION
George B. Coale
THE CHAS. TAYLOR'S SONS COMPANY
William M. Dowdy
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Edward M. Genesky
Paul J. Bodor Jacob E. Bowman Leonard Dezura Donald W. Eagle R. W. Evans John R. Frock John Groth
Ollie A. Boratyn Leo J. Czlapinski
Wilbur Hawthorne
Lloyd D. McIntyre
Jesse L. Adams
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CHICAGO BRANCH F. Antoinette Donahue
CINCINNATI BRANCH Everett C. Cooke DOEHLER-JARVIS DIVISION - BATAVIA
DOEHLER-JARVIS DIVISION - GRAND RAPIDS William Ostrovski
DOEHLER-JARVIS DIVISION - POTTSTOWN D. B. Hawthorne Ammon H. Heydt David D. Kulp Earl L. Kulp Michael G. Lengyer M. W. Levengood Joseph C. Mack George S. Minzer
DOEHLER-JARVIS DIVISION - TOLEDO
GENERAL OFFICE
MAGNUS METAL DIVISION - DEPEW Charles J. Pikula
MASTER METALS DIVISION George Kollar
PACIFIC COAST BRANCH
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH
William J. Gugino
J. Harold Murphy Charles M. Myers P. J.Peterka, Jr. N. C. Reynier, Sr. Ernest D. Setter C. Douglas Sweisford Joseph A. Wausnock
John S. ' Krompak M. E. Richter
Harland M. Irvin
Charles Moore
Paul De Angelis
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ST. LOJIS BRANCH
August M. Weidman
TITANIUM ALLOY MANUFACTURING DIVISION - NIAGARA FALLS
C. Ange
TITANIUM DIVISION - MEW YORK
John J. Classi
Carleton Simmerer
TITANIUM DIVISION - SAYKEVTLLE
Edward J. Blaszka George F. Boehm Walter G. Bolte David J. Campion John J. Chrzan S. J. Czech Thomas E. English John A. Gustavsen August L. Hartle N. Arthur Helmer, Jr. A. T. Kalinowski
Earl A. Williams
Martin L. Kath William Kjersgaard James Longstreet James J. Me Carthy James P. Malone Anthony Muccilli J. E. Nelson Francis A. Potthoff Minton A. Pyne Thomas E. Render Andrew J. Stasik
TITANIUM DIVISION - ST. LOUIS
Joseph F. Battig
Floyd W. Winecoff
Vernon Bone
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