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FILE NAME: THAN (THAN) DATE: 1966 DOC#: THAN006 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Advertisement in Kansas City Chamber of Commerce Publication THAN 010318 S u b j. to Stipulation o f Confidentiality & O rd er, Jo u fc , rf at. v. A.P. Grten rte/m c/ rf,er /.,J*cki nCounty,M O, O n e No. 00-CV-20705 This is Thompson-Hayward... Reprinted from the Jnly 12th issue of The Kansas Citian Thompson- Hayward table areas to the southeastern tobacco region as well as the potato areas of the northeast. Part of the success of Thompson-Hayward's agri Nears 50 Years cultural activities lies in its emphasis on research and development. The company's activities in this area have increased 1,000 per cent in the last five years. O f Success Included in this increase are five research and development regional offices whose directors are responsible for screening and developing new com pounds on actual test plots. These directors also One o f ' Kansas City's most rapidly expanding firm s is Tfiompson-Hayward Chemical Company-- located on a 100-ocre tract obout 20 minutes from downtown Kansas City, in Wyondotte County, Kansas. The firm , which w ill celebrate its 50th Anniversary on February 1st of next year, manufactures and dis tributes industrial and agricultural chemicals and related products. When founded as a chemical distributor in 1917 by Charles T. Thompson, Thompson-Hoyword con sisted o f a headquarters office and warehouse in Kansas City, Missouri, ond a soles office ond public warehouse in St. Louis. Capitalization was $8,000 -- of which $1,700 was in cash. exchange regular visits with pesticide stations in colleges and universities in 49 states. Even with its increasing basic development work, Thompson-Hayward has maintained its service of distributing chemical products for all major agricul tural companies. Its customers, knowing they can depend on T-H for materials when they need them, ore relieved o f the problem o f excessive inventory investments and storage and handling costs. Another recent development of the T-H Agriculture Division is in the oddition of a Consumer Products Group. A t the moment several T-H herbicides and insecticides are packoged for use in the home and garden. Further tests are underway in several parts of the country to determine new additions to the Today, Thompson-Hayward not only still functions T-H consumer line. as a chemical distributor, serving 77 major com panies, but also manufactures basic chemical products which it sells on Industrial Division Thompson-Hayward's industriol chemical products range from abrasive shot and grid and acetic acid 5ubj. to Stipulation of Confidentiality & Order, Snule, et eL r. A.P. Green furaliiC^^ the Phi lips-Roxgne Dtvisipp).,gi ^ y b d ^ - iy js ip n -^ - __""dme'rsr1 The com- ' ^ n y maintains modem sales offices ond warehouses in 35 major centers throughout the United States. through zinc sulfate-- 509 products in all. In this field also the company functions mainly as a distribu tor, although it recently has developed several chemicql products which it both manufactures and sells,.These basic materials include T-MULZ brand emulsi fiers, T-DET surfoctants, and industrial cleaners, all of which are the product of T-H manufacturing Plant facilities, laboratories and headquarters of technology. ... , fices are located in Kansas City, Kansas. Other plant facilities and laboratories are located in Memphis, ig iig ^ I3 e ^ n d e h ttb n ? J f'^ ^ ^E |ig 5 g " fa ljllfip s ; The New Orleans, Dallas and Lubbock, Texas; Des company has modern warehouses for its Industrial Moines, Indianapolis, Greenville, Mississippi; Pecos, Division located in 19 major industrial centers Monday, Llano and College Station, Texas and Fresno, throughout the U. S.. and a complete .technological California. Thompson-Hayward in 1961 became a wholly owned subsidiary of Philips-Electronics and Pharmaceutical Corporation, a firm listed on the American Stock Exchange. Agricultural Division Thompson-Hayward ond its affiliate in the south eastern United States, Planters Chemical Corporation, are outstanding regional formulators and distributors Philips-Roxane Division c The Thompson-Hayward Philips-Roxane Division r: manufactures feed additives for livestock. This in c cludes a complete line o f vitamins, minerals, anti 2 biotics, microingredients and premixes that are sold < to feed mixers and manufacturers. H o f agricultural chemicals. Through its combined The Philips-Roxane Division's Kansas City location - resources it is able to achieve national distribution of makes It a national company with basic manufactur pesticide products from the western fru it and vege ing ond distribution right in the middle of the live- An aerial view of the Thom pson-Hayward Chemical Company. stock belt. And the recent completion of its Kansas City area m anufacturing plant makes it a leoding basic producer of Choline Chloride, a livestock and po ultry vitam in supplement. As w ith other T-H divisions, research and develop m ent has played an im portant role in T -H grow th. N u tritio n a l and scientific teams develop and test feed efficiencies from basic vitom ins, m inerals and antibiotics. The results of these tests is then p u t to work fo r Philips-Roxane Division customers. Laundry Division The Laundry Division follows closely the operation o f the various other T-H divisions. It fun ctions as a distributor fo r m ajor chemical companies and also m anufactures and distributes its own basic com pounds. Recently, this division introduced a new synthetic laundry detergent called HY-SOL which is va stly increasing its influence in the laundry fie ld . T h is new detergent is biodegradable and nonionic, w h ich means it w ill break down and decompose a fte r use-- solving a problem of the laundry and detergent industry of detergents not breaking down and u lti m ately contam in ating water supplies. I r ~ rjrr* . . . r _ _ laboi f) Liquid chlorine cylinders are f ille if for delivery to Thompson Hayward industrial customers. thft) Wore than a million square feet of warehouse space keeps Thornpson-Hayward products ready for instant . delivery to both agricultural and industrial customers. (belowJ T-H Kansas City Research Center specializes in applied research and quality control for holh agri-. - culturaland industrialproducts. Subj. 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A P Green Refractories, el a l , Jackson C o u n ty M Q C * M iNo. 0 - C V .201056 T H A N 010320 THOMPSON-HAYWARD CHEMICAL COMPANY Manufacturing Facilities College Station, Texas Dallas, Texas Des Moines, Iowa Fresno, California Greenville, Mississippi Indianapolis, Indiana Llano, Texas Lubbock, Texas Memphis, Tennessee Monday, Texas New Orleans, Louisiana Pecos, Texas Sales Offices Chicago, Illinois College Station, Texas Dallas, Texas Davenport, Iowa Denver, Colorado Des Moines, Iowa Fresno, California Gainesville, Florida Greenville, Mississippi Harrisonburg, Virginia Hood River, Oregon Houston, Texas Indianapolis, Indiana Little Rock, Arkansas Llano, Texas Los Angeles, California Lubbock, Texas Medford, Oregon Memphis, Tennessee Minneapolis, Minnesota Mobile, Alabama Natchitoches, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Omaha, Nebraska San Antonio, Texas Shreveport, Louisiana S t Louis, Missouri Tulsa, Oklahoma Wichita, Kansas Yakima, Washington Affiliate Company Planters Chemical Corporation Norfolk, Virginia Planters Sales Offices Albany, Georgia Fayetteville, North Carolina Newark, Maryland "x Subj. 10 Stipulation of Confidentia Older, Soule, tta L v. 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