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HAROLD A.. DONOVAN ENNIS E . ROSE MICHAEL U. NESTER EDWARD iJ. SZEWCZYK CLARK D. SMITH STEVEN G . BAILEY CHARLES L. aOLEY DOUGLAS R. HCISE KENNETH M. NU55BAUMER
Donovan, Rose, Nester &. Szewczyk, P. C.
Attorneys at Law
S EAST WASHINGTON STREET
Belleville, Illinois
62220-2190
AREA CODE 51Q TELEPHONE 235-2020
TELECOPIER 6I0-23S'3E32
March 6, 1990
VINCENT xJ. HATCH
of counsei.
Hon. Willard V. Portell Clerk of the Circuit Court
Madison County Courthouse Edwardsville, Illinois 62025
Re: James Leo Hartman v. Eagle-Picher Ind., Inc., et al No. 88-L-888
Dear Sir:
Enclosed herewith please find the following which we ask that you file:
Complaint Answer Demand for Jury Trial Interrogatories Request to Produce Notice of Deposition Supplemental Answers of Defendant Eagle-Picher Industries, Inc. to Plaintiffs' Interrogatories Notice of Compliance
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Very truly yours,
DONOVAN, ROSE, NESTER & SZEWCZYK, P.C.
BY
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Michael JZ/Nester (K//
cc: Attorneys of Record
W/out attachments. If you wish a copy of these attachments,
please contact the Central Records Depository
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT MADISON COUNTY, ILLINOIS
In Re:
ALL ASBESTOS LITIGATION FILED BY LAKIN & HERNDON MASTER FILE - HARTNETT 87-L-1101
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88-L-888
SUPPLEMENTAL ANSWERS OF DEFENDANT. EAGLE-PICHER INDUSTRIES. INC.. TO PLAINTIFFS' INTERROGATORIES
PRELIMINARY STATEMENT
Responses to these interrogatories were prepared based upon a search of certain corporate files and records regularly
maintained in the ordinary course of business by Eagle-Picher Industries, Inc. ("Eagle-Picher") and from information obtained during interviews with various of its employees. No single
officer, employee or agent of defendant has direct knowledge of
the facts necessary to supply each and every response. The person signing this response does so solely to satisfy the
requirement under the Illinois Rules of Civil Procedure that interrogatory answers must be signed. Such signing person may not necessarily have direct knowledge regarding any specific
answer, but is informed that the files, documents and interviews
referred to above support the responses stated based upon
information available as of the date of signature. Eagle-Picher
reserves the right to amend or supplement its answers as
additional information becomes available. In addition, information provided herein, except where
indicated for Eagle-Picher, pertains only to the Fibers
Department of the Chemicals and Fibers Division of Eagle-Picher
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Industries, Inc., which department was sold on December 31, 1982, and which is hereinafter referred to as the "Company." The Company was the only unit of Eagle-Picher which manufactured and sold the type of asbestos-containing insulation products that are the subject of this lawsuit. I. General Objections
Eagle-Picher objects generally to Plaintiff's Interrogatories insofar as they relate to unidentified products and materials. The mineral asbestos may be found in a countless number of forms and products, e.q.. floor tile, wallboard, ceiling tile, gloves, protective aprons, protective matting, gaskets, brake linings, machine insulation, electrical insulation, and building materials.
Eagle-Picher objects to each interrogatory to the extent that a response may require Eagle-Picher to divulge attorneyclient communications or other privileged material and each response herein is only as to non-privileged information. II. Objections to Plaintiff's Definitions
Eagle-Picher objects to plaintiff's definition of "defendant" and "you" as overly broad and unduly burdensome to the extent it requires the disclosure of information concerning any unit of Eagle-Picher other than the Company. See Preliminary Statement.
Eagle-Picher Industries, Inc., objects to responding as to information or knowledge in "the possession of, or obtainable by your attorneys or anyone acting on your behalf or their behalf"
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for the reason it is overly broad and unduly burdensome, since defendant cannot determine the knowledge of all its attorneys or anyone action on its behalf.
1. Identify and list each asbestos-containing product
manufactured, sold, or distributed by you since 1928.
ANSWER:
See Exhibit I for a listing of asbestos-containing insulation products formerly manufactured by the Company and Exhibit II for a listing of asbestoscontaining insulation products formerly sold, but not manufactured, by the Company.
2. For each product listed in your answer to the preceding
Interrogatory, state:
(a) The generic name of the product;
(b) The brand name of the product;
(c) The chemical composition of the product, including percentages of asbestos contained therein;
(d) The intended use of the product;
(e) The form in which the product was sold (i.e. bags, drums, boxes).
ANSWER: (a) See Exhibits I and II.
(b) See Exhibits I and II.
(c) See Exhibits I and II.
According to the Company's annual cost of production accounting records, the approximate asbestos content of the insulation products formerly manufactured by the Company was as follows:
Products CEMENTS: Super "66" Insulating Cement
Approx. Asbestos Content (by Weight) Percentaae
8.8 to 12.0
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(1930-1934)
"43" Finishing Cement
Fireproofing Cement
One-Cote Finishing Cement
Hylo Finishing Cement
Hi-Stick Insulating Cement "33" Insulating Cement "99 " Finishing Cement "106" Finishing Cement "111" Finishing Cement "330" Insulating Cement
"1003 " Finishing Cement Navy Grade Cement
Navy Special Cement MASTICS: Insulseal Insulseal-All Purpose Insulstic-Trowel Grade Insulstic-Brush Grade
Swetchek BLOCK:
8.5 to 10.0 4.0 to 4.4 3.5 to 3.6
73.0 to 76.3 75.7
3.5 to 3.6 2.8 to 3.1
3.3 4.8 to 6.3 2.8 to 3.2
4.8 to 5.5 2.7 to 6.9
4.3 to 6.3
7.8 to 10.8 13.8 to 14.7
72.2 to 82.6
25.2 to 28.5
2. 1 to 3.7
8.9 to 10.0
4.7
14.6 to 16.2 8. 3 to 8.8
11.9
(1935-1963) (1964-1968) (1969-Sept. 1971)
(1944-1971) (Jan. and April 1972)
(1948-1960) (1961-1965)
(1960) (1961-1967) (1968-Sept.1971)
(1963-1967) (1968-Sept.1971)
(1964-1969)
(1935-1944) (1945-1949)
(1935 - 1962)
(1948 - 1962)
(1935 - 1966)
(1939 - 1940) (1942 & 1945)
(1947 only)
(1955 - 1956) (1958 - 1959)
(1945 only)
16.8 to 20.8 6.0 to 6.9
12.5 to 16.0 7.1 to 16.4 7.5 to 13.5 1.6 to 11.3 1.5 to 1.9
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(1935 - 1968)
(1968 - 1969)
(1939 - 1962)
(1942 - 1953) (1957 - 1959)
(1945 - 1947) (1948 - 1961)
Vercel Block DE 85 Block DE 95 Block
Supertemp Block*
4.1 to 7.5
4.2 to 10.3
9.7 4.0 to 9.1
1.0 to 4.0 0.3 to 1.6
(1937 - 1944)
(1947 - 1953)
(1949) (1950 - 1953)
(1938 - 1940) (1941 - 1945)
* The Company's year end cost of production accounting records reveal that a small percentage of chrysotile asbestos fiber was charged against a product known as "Supertemp Block" from 1938 to 1945. However, former plant managers of the Company deny that the product ever contained asbestos fiber.
The Company used only chrysotile asbestos in the asbestoscontaining insulation products it formerly manufactured, except for D.E. Block, which contained chrysotile and amosite asbestos.
The products sold, but not manufactured, by the Company contained chrysotile asbestos, except Hylo Block and Pipe Covering which was produced by Owens-Corning Fiberglas, and which at times contained chrysotile and amosite asbestos. The Company is uncertain what type of asbestos 85% Magnesia Pipe Covering and Block Insulation contained.
The percentage of asbestos in each asbestos-containing insulation product which the Company formerly sold, but did not manufacture, may be available from the manufacturer.
(d) The Company's asbestos-containing insulation products were
intended for a number of high temperature industrial
insulation applications.
High temperature applications
require products designed for service temperatures in excess
of 800 degrees F.
The products were intended to be used and handled by insulation workers in the manner which was standard to their trade.
(e) Cements were packaged in 100-lb., 50-lb., or 25-lb. open mouth multi-wall kraft paper bags, except Eagle "20" Cement, a product merely sold, but not manufactured by the Company, which also was packaged in 100-lb. burlap bags, and "99" Finishing Cement and "111" Insulating Cement, which at some unknown time prior to 1943 were in 100 lb. burlap bags. Mastics and other wet solutions were packaged in 55-gallon open head steel drums and 5-gallon open head steel pails.
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Pipe covering and blocks were packaged in cartons. Additionally for the time periods indicated "66" Cement was packaged as follows: 1949 through 1965, 50-lb., 25-lb. and 8-lb. open mouth multi-wall kraft paper bags; 1953 and 1954 only, 50-lb., 25-lb., 8-lb. and 2-lb. bags; 1966 through 1971, 50-lb and 2-lb. bags. Observation: 25-lb., 8-lb. and 2-lb. bags were designed for refractory companies only.
The Company's cement insulation products were packaged in open mouth pasted end or sewn bottom bags and were sewn at the top by cotton thread. Prior to 1958, in addition to cotton thread, some of the bags were closed at the top with tie wire.
3. For each product listed in your response to Interrogatory
No. 1 (hereinafter referred to as "product"), state the year it
was first manufactured, sold, or distributed by your company, and
if discontinued, the year such manufacture, sale or distribution
by your company ceased.
ANSWER: See Exhibits I and II.
4. If a product was discontinued, state why such
manufacture, sale, or distribution ceased.
ANSWER:
The Company discontinued manufacturing asbestoscontaining insulation products because it had developed products which did not require asbestos fibers, the diminished demand for some products did not justify their continued manufacture, and to eliminate the possibility of harmful health effects.
5. Describe in detail each product:
(a) The application procedure for such product, including the type of surface of which it was meant to be applied;
(b) The manner of forming, shaping or molding such product to the application surface;
(c) The type of bonding material, adhesive and/or material used in the course of applying such product;
(d) Describe any type of coverings, wraps or other materials that are applied in connection with such
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ANSWER:
product, and describe such product's logo or identifying marks, if any;
(e) With regard to each product, state the manner in which each such product was applied can be distinguished from those manufactured by any other company.
(a-b) See Exhibits I and II
Cements were in a dry, granulated form. For use, they were mixed with water and trowelled on or applied by hand.
Insulstic was a wet sodium-silicate solution. Insulseal, Spray-Mastic, Stalastic, Stamastic and Swetchek, protective coatings, were wet asphalt emulsions. These were trowelled or brushed on with the exception of Spray-Mastic which was sprayed on. In these products, the asbestos fibers were suspended in a wet solution and could not be released into the air upon application.
Blocks and pipe covering were in dry, solid form. Normally, they were held in place by impaling or banding. Sometimes, they were cut and/or drilled to fit specific applications.
(c) Insulating and finishing cements provided their own
bonding agents.
All other insulation products,
except pipe covering, were either impaled or
temporarily held in place by a bonding agent such
as Insulstic until permanent installation was
accomplished. Most pipe covering products were
installed by banding or tie devices.
(d) The possibilities were limitless.
However, a
typical example would be to cover the insulation
with canvas and a protective coating.
Metal
lagging was also used for flat surfaces and in the
case of pipe covering, the metal would be in the
form of aluminum jacketing. No logo or identifying
marks were on such coverings.
(e) Super "66" Insulating Cement and One-Cote
Finishing Cement are distinguishable based upon
color, texture, coverage and mineral fiber, among
other things.
Even in the event that these
products could not be distinguished based upon
these characteristics, certain chemical and/or
quantitative analyses may be available for product
identification.
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6. For each product, identify and produce promotional and/or
advertising material used by you with regard to the sale and/or
promotion and distribution of such products.
ANSWER:
The Company no longer manufactures or sells asbestoscontaining insulation products.
The Company does not have complete information on past sales, advertising or marketing materials. However, it does have some miscellaneous literature (e.g. product data sheets, undated brochures, etc.), which is available for inspection and copying by appointment at the Corporate Legal Department, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Most of the Company's past advertising materials are unavailable. However, the Company did advertise in the NICA Outlook, and various trade publications such as Power Magazine, Power Engineering Magazine, Hydrocarbon Processing Magazine, Industrial Heating Magazine, Chemical Engineering Magazine, Thomas Register, Sweets Catalog and Marine Engineering Log. The advertisements addressed the Company's high temperature industrial insulation products. The Company's asbestos-containing products were never, however, advertised as such.
7. Identify and produce pictures and descriptions of each
product.
ANSWER: See Answer to Interrogatory No. 6.
8. For each product, state whether the product could be
used interchangeably with products of other manufacturers,
distributors, or sellers, and if so, please identify such product
and manufacturer.
ANSWER:
Defendant objects to this Interrogatory for the reasons that it is overly broad, vague, irrelevant, immaterial and impossible to answer fully as stated.
9. For each product, have you at any time affixed on the
product or its package any caution, warning, caveat, or other
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statement or explanation concerning the product and/or dust generated by the product? If so, state:
(a) When such caution, warning, caveat, statement or
explanation first appeared; (b) The precise wording of the caution, warning, caveat,
statement or explanation; (c) Whether the wording has been altered since its first
appearance, and if so, when and how altered; (d) Specifically what prompted you to first affix such
caution, warning, caveat, statement or explanation, and what
prompted the amendments, (i.e., if medical reports were relied
upon, if so, identify such reports.)
ANSWER: (a-b)
After being advised in 1964 by the National Insulation Manufacturers Association (NIMA) that the major producer of asbestos products, JohnsManville Corporation, had informed the NIMA Board that it was placing the following caution on its products that contained asbestos, the Company elected to follow this practice of the industry leader.
This caution was placed on the containers of the Company's asbestos-containing finishing and insulating cements in June, 1964. This same caution remained on these products until they no longer contained asbestos or they were discontinued.
"CAUTION.
This product contains asbestos
fiber. Inhalation of asbestos in excessive
quantities over long periods of time may be
harmful.
If dust is created when this
product is handled, avoid breathing the dust.
If adequate ventilation control is not
possible, wear respirators approved by the
U.S. Bureau of Mines for pneumoconiosis
producing dust."
Additionally, in a June 2, 1964, letter to those for whom the Company produced private label
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asbestos-containing insulation products, Mr. John Harrington, General Sales Manager, enclosed an excerpt from a meeting of the Board of Directors of the National Insulation Manufacturers Association (NIMA) regarding Johns-Manville's placing of a cautionary note on its asbestos products; he stated that the Company was planning to use the same cautionary note, and asked those companies if they wished the same action taken on their behalf.
Hylo Block and Pipe Covering, which was produced by Owens-Corning and was merely sold by the Company, included a caution on the packages beginning in January, 1967.
The Company placed a containers/packages of insulation products, themselves..
caution on only the its asbestos-containing not on the products
(c) No.
(d) See Answer to Interrogatory No. 9(a-b). 10. If the answer to the preceding Interrogatory is in the affirmative, state:
(a) The date upon which you first gained knowledge that such product might be harmful;
(b) Identify the source or sources of such information. ANSWER: (a-b) See Answer to Interrogatory No. 9.
11. State whether any of your distributors and/or customers
were provided with any instructions regarding the use of your asbestos-containing products. If so, please state:
(a) By whom and when these instructions were made;
(b) Whether instructions were written or oral; if written, attach a copy; if oral, state the contents thereof.
ANSWER: (a-b)
Material regarding use and maintenance was prepared by Paul Losse and Pranab K. Maitra, both former Directors of Research for the Company.
Complete information is not available regarding use and maintenance of the Company's asbestos-
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containing insulation products, since the Company no longer manufactures these products.
Any material regarding use and maintenance of the products in question would be in the files of the Corporate Legal Department, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mixing instructions were on containers of the
cement products.
Product data sheets, product
brochures, and technical data sheets were sent by
direct mail, or distributed by sales personnel.
Material Safety Data Sheets were supplied upon
request.
Also, see Answer to No. Interrogatory 9.
12. If the answer to the preceding Interrogatory is in the
affirmative, state whether your company carried out follow-up
inspections to ascertain whether such instructions were adhered
to. If so, please state;
(a) When inspections were made;
(b) Where they were carried out;
(c) The results of each such inspection.
ANSWER: No.
13. Did you at any time recommend that your employees use
respirators, face masks or other precautionary safeguards when
working with asbestos-containing materials? If so, state:
(a) When and precisely to whom such recommendations were made;
(b) Whether you ever supplied respirators, face masks to your employees, and if so, the date when first supplied and whether you are supplying them now;
(c) From what specific source you have obtained such respirators and face masks (state address of company and dates obtained).
ANSWER:
(a-b) Since 1928 when the Company began manufacturing insulation products, it made respirators available to employees to protect them from dust of all
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kinds. Beginning in 1964, the Company required all employees exposed to asbestos to wear respirators.
(c) Mine Safety Appliance Company, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15208 was one of the companies which supplied respirators to the Company.
14. Have you ever recommended to the purchasers or users of
your products that respirators and/or face masks be worn when
using such products? If so, please state the dates of each
recommendation, who made each recommendation, each product to
which recommendation was made, and to whom such recommendation was
made.
ANSWER: See Answer to No. Interrogatory 9.
15. For each product, state the names of the Illinois and
Missouri distributors, and the years in which they so served.
ANSWER:
The Company has no sales invoices prior to 1965, except
for some invoices for 1961 and a few miscellaneous
invoices received through litigation. Sales data are
based on the Company's fiscal year, which is December 1
through November 30.
For a listing of asbestos-
containing insulation products sold to or shipped to
customers in Illinois and Missouri by the Company, see
Exhibits III and IV.
The accounts sold to were
classified as distributors and/or contractors.
See Exhibits V and VI for a listing of distributors/contractors with which the Company had agreements for the use and/or resale of the Company's insulation products in Illinois and Missouri. Distributor/contractor agreements covered the entire line, or portions thereof, of the Company's insulation products. The existence of a signed agreement is not evidence that the Company sold its asbestos-containing insulation products to the companies listed on Exhibits V and VI.
16. For each product, state the names and addresses of
Illinois and Missouri customers purchasing same, by year.
ANSWER: See Answer to Interrogatory No. 15.
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17. For each product, state the total dollar and pound
volume/amount per year of that product that you placed into the
stream of commerce and sold in Illinois and Missouri, listing each states' totals separately.
ANSWER:
Defendant objects to this interrogatory for it is overly
broad.
Without prejudice to or waiver of said
objection, see Answer to Interrogatory No. 15.
18. Did you at any time manufacture asbestos-containing
products which were sold to another manufacturer of asbestos-
containing products? If so:
(a) Identify each manufacturer to which such products were sold;
(b) Produce copies of each bill of sale or purchase order;
(c) Identify the product or products involved in each such transaction;
(d) Identify the dates that each such transaction took place.
ANSWER: Yes. See Exhibit I, pages 5 and 6.
Available agreements may be viewed by appointment at the Corporate Legal Department, Cincinnati, Ohio.
19. Did you ever purchase asbestos-containing products of
any other manufacturer for distribution? If so:
(a) Identify each manufacturer from which products were purchased;
(b) Produce a copy of each purchase order or bill of sale;
(c) Identify the name of each produce purchased;
(d) Identify the dates of each such purchase and distribution.
ANSWER: Yes. See Exhibits II and VII.
There is one available rebrand agreement which may be viewed by appointment at the Corporate Legal Department,
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Cincinnati, Ohio. 20. Did you ever enter into distribution agreements with any
manufacturer of asbestos-containing products? If so:
(a) Identify each manufacturer with whom such agreement was entered into;
(b) Produce a copy of each such agreement;
(c) Identify the effective dates of each such agreement;
(d) Identify the products involved;
(e) Identify the geographic areas in which each such product was distributed.
ANSWER: No. 21. Did you ever purchase asbestos-containing products and
re-brand such products? If so, state:
(a) The original brand name and manufacturer from whom purchased.
(b) The brand name applied by you;
(c) The dates involved in each purchase re-branding and/or re-sale of such products.
ANSWER:
See Exhibit II for products rebranded for the Company. These products would be included in a listing of sales to the respective companies.
22. Did you ever enter into licensing agreements with a
manufacturer of asbestos-containing products? If so:
(a) Identify each manufacturer with whom such licensing agreement was entered into;
(b) Produce copies of each such agreement;
(c) State the substance of each such agreement;
(d) State the effective dates of each licensing agreement.
ANSWER: No.
23. Have you ever acquired, by way of a consolidation.
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merger, purchase of assets, or otherwise, any company which
manufactured asbestos-containing products? If so, as to each such
acquisition:
(a) State the name and state of the incorporation of the company which was acquired;
(b) State the reasons for the acquisition;
(c) State the date of the acquisition;
(d) State the terms of the acquisition, including but not limited to the consideration paid (e.g., amount of stock, cash, etc.) if any;
(e) Identify all of the company's assets which were acquired (e.g., plants machinery, stock in trade, trademarks,
patents, goodwill, etc.);
(f) Identify all of the company's liabilities which were assumed by you in the acquisition;
(g) Identify each of the company's asbestos-containing product lines;
(h) Identify each asbestos-containing product line of the acquired company which you continued to manufacture after the acquisition;
(i) State the number of employees of the acquired company which were retained by you after the acquisition;
(j) State the names of the directors, officers, and major stockholders of your company and the acquired company at
the time of the acquisition and the names of the
directors, officers, and major stockholders of your company and, if it continued to exist, of the acquired company, after the acquisitions;
(k) State the total number of shares of the acquired company which you held before and after the acquisition;
(l) Identify and produce a copy of the agreement between you and the acquired company and all related documents.
ANSWER:
None which ever manufactured asbestos-containing insulation products.
24. For the period 1928 to the present, state:
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(a) The address of each facility, building, mine or location which was used by you for mining, manufacturing or processing of asbestos or asbestos containing products; and state the dates such facilities were in operation;
(b) The address of each miner, manufacturer or processor of asbestos used in your products; and state the inclusive dates that such miner, manufacturer or processor supplied you with such asbestos;
ANSWER:
(a-b) The products listed in Exhibit I were manufactured at the Company's facility at C and Porter Streets, Joplin, Missouri.
According to presently available information, at least from 1958 to 1971, the last year of purchase, the Company purchased processed chrysotile asbestos from Philip Carey Corporation and/or GAF, except for one purchase from Johns-Manville. The Company also purchased processed chrysotile asbestos from Asbestos Corporation, Ltd., in prior and possibly later years. Additionally, amosite from Africa was purchased through an agent for use in DE Block.
GAF Corporation, Industrial Products Division, 140 West 51st Street, New York, New York.
Philip Carey Corporation, Carey Canadian Mines, Ltd. , 320 South Wayne Avenue, Lockland, Ohio.
Asbestos Corporation, Ltd., 835 Rue Mooney, Thetford Mines, Quebec, Canada.
Johns-Manville Asbestos, Ltd., 3101 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
25. For each calendar year for the period 1928 to the
present. state:
(a) The total pound volume of asbestos mined by your company;
<*>> The total pound volume of asbestos purchased by your company;
(c) The total pound volume of asbestos used by your company in its manufacturing processes;
(d) The total pound volume of asbestos, in unprocessed form.
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sold by your company;
(e) The total pound volume of asbestos acquired by your company in any manner other than mining or purchase, and identify the manner of acquisition for each year.
ANSWER:
The Company never mined asbestos and never sold raw
asbestos. Also, the Company never sold processed
asbestos for manufacturing purposes.
However, on
occasion as a convenience to contractors, the company
sold Eagle "20" and 7M asbestos.
The Company has no records of asbestos purchases prior to 1935. Listed below are the amounts of chrysotile asbestos purchased by the Company from 1935 through 1971, the last year of purchase.
1935 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968
1969 1970
358,000 lbs. 723,015 lbs. 574,077 lbs. 780,000 lbs. 884,400 lbs. 1,200,000 lbs. 1,902,000 lbs. 2,454,000 lbs. 1,590,000 lbs. 1,436,500 lbs. 1,344,000 lbs. 1,684,000 lbs. 2,216,850 lbs. 1,520,000 lbs. 1,840,429 lbs. 2,233,884 lbs. 1,640,000 lbs. 1,920,000 lbs. 1,696,000 lbs. 1,679,900 lbs. 1,323,200 lbs. 1,360,500 lbs. 1,200,400 lbs. 1,040,000 lbs. 1,300,000 lbs. 1,119,900 lbs. 1,100,000 lbs. 1,105,900 lbs. 800,000 lbs. 800,000 lbs. 700,000 lbs. 600,000 lbs. 424,000 lbs. 424,300 lbs. 400,000 lbs.
179 tons 362 tons 287 tons 390 tons 442 tons 600 tons 951 tons 1,227 tons 795 tons 718 tons 672 tons 842 tons 1,108 tons 760 tons 920 tons 1,117 tons 820 tons 960 tons 848 tons 840 tons 662 tons 680 tons 600 tons 520 tons 650 tons 560 tons 550 tons 553 tons 400 tons 400 tons 350 tons 300 tons 212 tons 212 tons 200 tons
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1971
200,000 lbs.
100 tons
In addition, one-fourth ton of amosite asbestos was purchased in 1935 and 662 tons of amosite asbestos were purchased from 1947 to 1953 for use in DE Block. However, only 608.3 tons were used in production; the unused surplus balance of 53.7 tons was sold during the years 1954 to 1957.
26. Have you now, or since 1928, had a contract unit? If
so, state the corporate name and address of the contract unit, if
other than your own.
ANSWER:
The Company did not have any contracting units that installed high temperature industrial insulation or asbestos-containing insulation products.
27. State whether any of your employees or employees of your
contract unit has ever made a claim for asbestosis, mesothelioma,
bronchogenic carcinoma and/or cancer of the stomach, colon or
rectum, under the Occupational Disease or Workers' Compensation
Statutes of any state, If so, state:
(a) The date that you or your contract unit first received notice of such claim;
(b) The date that you or your contract unit first received notice of such a claim by a pipe coverer (insulator).
ANSWER:
Defendant objects to this interrogatory for it is overly broad, irrelevant and immaterial. Without prejudice to or waiver of said objection, the Company did not receive any workers' compensation claims for asbestos-related disease prior to the time the Company discontinued the manufacture of asbestos-containing insulation products.
28, State the total number of employees of yours or your
contract unit receiving benefits under any Occupational Disease or
Workers' Compensation statute for asbestosis, mesothelioma,
bronchogenic carcinoma and/or cancer of the stomach, colon or
rectum for each year, from the date that you first manufactured,
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distributed or sold any asbestos-containing products until the present time. ANSWER: None.
29. Of the total number of claims per year listed in response to the preceding Interrogatory, how may claimants were pipe coverers (insulators)? ANSWER: Not applicable.
30. State by year the total dollar amount paid out by you, your contract unit and/or your insurance carrier as a result of claims under any Occupational Disease or Workers' Compensation statute for asbestosis, mesothelioma, bronchogenic carcinoma and/or cancer of the stomach, colon or rectum. ANSWER: Not applicable.
31. Of the total dollar amount paid per year for claimants described in your response to the preceding Interrogatory how much of that figure was paid to pipe coverers (insulators)? ANSWER: Not applicable.
32. From the year 1920, to the present, have you supported by gift, grant, direct cash or property payment of any kind, any medical research studies concerning asbestos? If so, state:
(a) The date or dates of such support; (b) The identity of the persons carrying out the research
study; (c) The title, name or other identification of each such
study; (d) Identify and produce all documents relating to each such
study. ANSWER: The Company never financially supported medical research
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studies related to the possible harmful health effects from inhalation of asbestos dust and fibers.
33. Have you undertaken or financed any studies to determine
what type of respirator and/or protective face mask would afford
maximum protection against the inhalation and/or ingestion of
asbestos fibers? If so:
(a) State who conducted the study;
(b) State when the study was conducted;
(c) State the results of the study;
(d) Identify and produce a copy of the study. ANSWER: No.
34. From the year 1920, to the present, identify:
(a) The name of each physician in your employ and/or the employ of your subdivision or contract unit;
(b) The current and/or last known address for each such physician;
(c) The dates of employment of each such physician;
(d) The job duties and/or responsibilities for each such physician identified;
(e) The duration of each such physician's employment, the office address or duty assignment location held by each such physician, and the dates associated with each such assignment.
ANSWER:
The medical program at the Company's facility in Joplin, Missouri, was administrated by Miller Coombs, M.D. (now deceased) until 1952. Virgil E. Jeans, M.D., (now deceased) succeeded Dr. Coombs and was the director of that program from 1952 through July, 1982.
The principal functions of the medical program were to give preemployment physical exams to applicants for employment, to give physical exams periodically to employees, and to treat work-related injuries and illnesses.
Chest x-rays were taken as part of preemployment and
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periodic physical exams.
Until approximately 1952,
chest x-rays were taken and were interpreted by Dr.
McGoughy, a Joplin radiologist (believed now deceased).
After 1952, chest x-rays were taken by Drs. Hall, Gaston
& Young, radiologists, 3115 McClelland Boulevard,
Joplin, Missouri. Also, on occasion between 1956 and
1976, Dr. Jeans had Dr. Bart F. Wooldridge (now
deceased) assist on medical diagnosis and interpretation
of chest x-rays.
35. From the year 1920 to the present, state:
(a) The address of each medical library maintained by you or your subdivisions and/or contract units;
(b) When each such library came into existence;
(c) The custodian of each such library facility's records, such individual's dates of employment and last known address or current address.
ANSWER: The Company has never had a medical library.
36. For each facility identified in response to the
preceding Interrogatory, state the name or title of each medical
journal or periodical subscribed to and the inclusive dates of
each such subscription. ANSWER: Not applicable.
37. Other than the medical library facilities referenced in
the immediately preceding Interrogatories, state the identity of
each medical library, from 1920 to date, in which you held a
membership, or funded by way of contribution, gift, grant, or any
other direct cash or property payments.
ANSWER: None.
38. Were you ever a member of the Asbestos Textile
Institute, the National Insulation Contractors Association, the
National Insulation Manufacturers Association, the Magnesia
Manufacturers Association, the Quebec Asbestos Mining Association,
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and/or any other trade association? If so, for each organization,
state:
(a) The dates of your membership;
(b) The identity of all other members;
(c) The purpose of the organizations;
(d) Identify all documents relating to the organization in your possession and/or which you know to exist;
(e) Identify and produce all documents relating in any way to meetings at which the hazards of asbestos exposure were discussed;
(f) Identify and produce all documents relating to meetings at which warnings labels for asbestos-containing products were discussed.
ANSWER: (a)
The following are professional associations or organizations to which the Company belonged during the period in which it manufactured asbestoscontaining insulation products:
The Company was a member of the National
Insulation Manufacturers Association (NIMA) from
1958 until 1965 and rejoined the association,
renamed the Thermal Insulation Manufacturers
Association (TIMA), in 1973. The Company was a
member of the Industrial Mineral Insulation
Manufacturers Institute or its predecessors from
1936.
the IMIMI combined with the Magnesia
Insulation Manufacturers Association to form NIMA
in 1958. The Company also was a member of the
National Mineral Wool Association from 1938 to
1963.
The Company was an association member of the National Insulation Contractors Association (NICA) and its regional affiliates from 1967 until 1982, and a member of the American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM) from approximately 1949 until 1982.
(b-f)
Defendant objects to the remainder of this interrogatory for the reasons it is overly broad and unduly burdensome. Without prejudice to or waiver of said objection, see Exhibit VIII for an excerpt from a meeting in 1964 of the National Insulation Manufacturers Association. Also, see
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Exhibit IX for an Inter Committee Report of a meeting in 1969 of the American Society for Testing and materials.
39. Identify and produce all board meeting minutes at which
asbestos products, the hazards of asbestos exposure, and/or the
possible application of warning labels on asbestos-containing
products were discussed by the Board of Directors of your company.
ANSWER:
Defendant objects to this interrogatory for it is
irrelevant, immaterial, not likely to lead to the
discovery of admissible evidence and to the extent a
response may reguire Eagle-Picher to divulge attorney-
client communications or other privileged material.
Without prejudice to or waiver of these objections and
subject to same, Eagle-Picher states that it has no
such minutes concerning health hazards of asbestos or
the application of the caution.
The only minutes
regarding asbestos-related information from meetings of
the Eagle-Picher Board of Directors concern asbestos
litigation and were after the Company had ceased
production of asbestos-containing insulation products,
and Eagle-Picher had already been named in many
1 asbestos-related lawsuits.
40. Identify each expert witness whom you expect to call at
the time of trial and state:
(a) The address of each such person and his field of expertise;
(b) The subject matter on which the expert is expected to testify;
(c) The substance of facts and opinions to which the expert is expected to testify;
(d) A summary of the grounds for each opinion;
(e) Identify and produce each treatise, article, and text upon which the expert will rely in his testimony.
ANSWER:
With reference to the case of James Hartman. Case No. 88-L-888 please see defendant, Eagle-Picher' s Designation of Expert Witnesses.
41. Identify the name and address of each non-expert witness
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whom you intend to call at trial, and specifically set forth the
nature and substance of the matters to which each such person
will testify.
ANSWER:
With reference to the case of James Hartman. Case No. 88-L-888 please see defendant, Eagle-Picher's list of fact witnesses.
42. Identify and produce each exhibit that you intend to
rely upon at trial.
ANSWER:
With reference to the case of James Hartman. Case No. 88-L-888 please see defendant, Eagle-Picher1s Document Register Disclosure and Additional Document Register Disclosure.
43. Identify actions other than workers' compensation claims
brought against this defendant by individuals injured as a result
of exposure to asbestos and asbestos-containing products prior to
1970, stating the court in which the action was brought, the date
of filing, case style, and case number.
ANSWER:
Claude J. Tomplait v. Combustion Encrrq. . et al.. (inc. EP) , Case No. 5402, U.S. District Court, E.D. Texas, Beaumont Division, filed December 23, 1966.
S.R. Potter v. Fibreboard Paper Products Coro., et al. (inc. EP) , Case No. 6329, U.S. District Court, E.D. Texas, Beaumont Division, filed May 27, 1969.
David R. Parker v. Combustion Enara.. Inc., et al. . (inc. EP) , Case No. 14844, U.S. District Court, W.D. Louisiana, Lake Charles Division, filed July 28, 1969.
Clarence Borel v. Fibreboard Paper Products Corn.. et al.. Case No. 6449, U.S. District Court, E.D. Texas, Beaumont Division, filed October 20, 1969.
Also, there was a claim entitled Faciane v. Travelers Insurance Co. . eta 1. (including Eagle-Picher) filed in the 19th Judicial District Court, Parish of East Baton Rouge, State of Louisiana, No. 77,004 in 1961; plaintiff alleged damage to his lungs (not asbestosis) from exposure to a number of substances. Eagle-Picher was dismissed from the case because of failure to state
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a claim against it. Additionally, Russell L. Pickard v. The Eaqle-Picher Company. filed in the Circuit Court of Jasper County at Joplin, Missouri, No. 56126, in August 1963. Pickard was employed as a laborer and shift foreman/supervisor by Eagle-Picher on February 28, 1937, in the Insulation Department at Joplin, Missouri; terminated in 1962. Alleged lung disease, but not asbestosis, as a result of exposure to dust composed of many elements. EaglePicher settled this lawsuit by a payment of $6,500.00 in 1964.
& SZEWCZYK, P.C., 8 East Washington Street Belleville, IL 62220 618-235-2020
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STATE OF OHIO COUNTY OF HAMILTON
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AFFIDAVIT
AFFIDAVIT
Before me, the undersigned authority in and for the State of Ohio, personally appeared Robert L. Bockstahler, who, being by me first duly sworn, deposes and states that he is authorized to execute this affidavit; that the foregoing Answers relate to the Fibers Department, which was formerly a part of the Chemicals and Fibers Division of Eagle-Picher Industries, Inc., and which was divested on December 31, 1982; and that the foregoing Answers are true and correct according to the best of his knowledge, information and belief.
Sworn to and subscribed before me on this
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TRACEY S. SAILER Notary Public, State of Ohio My Commission Expires Feb. 3, 1995
Asbestos-Containing Insulation Products Manufactured By Eagle-Picher Industries, Inc.
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Product Name
Super "66" Insulating Cement
Date Began/Discontinued ] Manufacture
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Description
Dry bulk cement composed of Eagle-Picher granulated mineral wool thoroughly blended with suitable binding, rust inhibitive, and plasticizing ingredients.
Contents
Granulated fiber, Bentonite Clay, Tri Sodium Phosphate, Sodium Nitrite, Sudsing Agent; Asbestos
One-Cote Finishing Cement
1960/1971
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Dry bulk cement composed of Eagle-Picher mineral wool and diatomaceous earth, thoroughly blended with suitable binding, rust inhibitive, and plasticizing ingredients.
Granulated Mineral Wool, Bentonite Clay, Sodium Nitrate, Portland Cement,
Diatomaceous Earth, Asbestos
Fireproofing Cement
1948/1965 I
Dry bulk high temperature cement composed of asbestos fiber and Bentonite clay thoroughly blended with suitable binding, rust inhibitive, and plasticizing ingredients.
Granulated Mineral Fiber, Asbestos, Diatomaceous Earth, Lumnite or Portland Cement, Bentonite Clay, Fire Clay, Sudsing Agent, Sodium Nitrate, Tri-Sodium Phosphate, Glass Fiber (1962 to 1965 only)
"43" Finishing Cement
1944/1971* I
Durable hard white finish coating for indoor insulation on heated surfaces.
Asbestos, Portland Cement
"33" Insulating Cement 1935/1949
Vermiculite base insulating cement used on masonry surfaces, primarily in the steel industry.
Vermiculite, Clay, Asbestos
EXHIBIT
Small quantities of "43" were manufactured and shipped in January and April, 1972 pursuant to special orders.
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Product Name
Date Began/Discontinued |Manufacture_______________
_______________________ Description______________________________________ Contents
"99" Finishing Cement '1935/1962
Hard, durable finishing cement used primarily as a finish over other insulation.
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Diatomaceous Earth, Asbestos, Clay, Calcium Sulfate
"106" Finishing Cement 1948/1962
Hard, Fire-protective finishing cement for indoor and outdoor use.
Lumnite Cement, Asbestos, Clay
"111" High Temperature 1935/1966 Cement
Diatomaceous Earth aggregate base product (to 2300F) used as a refractory insulating material.
Diatomite Aggregate, Fire Clay, Asbestos, Bentonite Clay
Hylo Finishing Cement ; 1963/1971
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Hi-Stick Insulating Cement
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Same as One-Cote Cement
Granulated Mineral Wool, Diatomaceous Earth, Bentonite Clay, Asbestos, Portland Cement, Sodium Nitrate, Sudsing Agent
Insulating Cement specially formulated to give maximum adhesion to valves and fittings.
Granulated Mineral Wool, Bentonite Clay, Sodium Nitrite, Sudsing Agent, Portland Cement, Asbestos
Insulseal
' 1935/1969
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Tough black protective coating for insulation, composed of asbestos, clay, and other additives in an asphalt base.
Emulsified Asphalt, Asbestos, Bentonite Clay, Water, Carbon Black, Methyl Alcohol
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Product Name
Date Began/Discontinued Manufacture
Description
Contents
Insulstic
1939/1962
Adhesive material used to temporarily hold in place and to speed the application of rigid and semirigid insulation.
Asbestos, Sodium Silicate .
Swetchek
1945/1961
Asphaltic base compound used to prevent
condensation.
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Asphalt, Alcohol, Asbestos, Calcium Carbonate
Vercel Block Supertemp Block
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Vermiculite insulating block for use up to 1400F.
Dark gray mineral wool insulating block composed of Eagle-Picher Mineral Wool and suitable binding agents and formed into semirigid shapes with square corners and parallel faces.
Vermiculite, Clay, Asbestos, Magnesium Sulfate
Mineral Wool Tufts, Linseed Oil, Asbestos 1 Bentonite Clay, Magnesium Sulphate, Starch, Sodium Silicate
DE 85" Block
1947/1953
Rigid type Diatomaceous Earth block used on a variety of heated equipment with temperatures up to 1300-F.
Diatomite, Lime, Perlite Asbestos, White Plaster
"DE 95" Block
1949/1953
Diatomaceous Earth block used principally on heating surfaces exposed to higher temperature range (to 2000F)
Diatomite Aggregate, Plaster, Lime, Venetian Red Dye, Asbestos
NOTE: Several of the products listed were also packaged under private labels.
iThe Company's year end cost of production accounting records reveal that a small percentage of chrysotile asbestos fiber was charged against a product known as "Supertemp Block." However, former plant managers of the Company deny that the product ever contained asbestos fiber.
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Notes:
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1. Navy Grade and Navy Special insulating cements were produced in 1945, 1955, 1956, 1958 and 1959. were "Super 66" types with a higher asbestos fiber content.
These products
2. "330" Insulating cement was produced in 1939, 1940, 1942 and 1945. formula. ;
This was a duplicate of the "33" cement
3. "1003" cement was produced in 1947 only.
4. From time to time the Research group developed experimental cement products containing asbestos fiber. Quanti
ties were quite small and used primarily for in-house test evaluation. The products concerned, indicating the
year of experimentation, are as follows:
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Firekote (1942)
Insulae (1939)
1 Coprtex (1939)
Drycote (1945)
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Castable Cement (1969)
Superfill "A" (1967)
I Superfill "F" (1968)
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5. Hi-Temp Corrosion Resistant Paint, a mixture of Hi-Temperature Stalastic and methylene chloride was produced in small quantities in 1969 and 1971. The addition of methylene chloride simply diluted the Stalastic to a "brushon" viscosity.
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Eagle-Picher Designation
Private Label Designation
Company
Agreement Dates
Sales Dat
Super "66" Insulating Cement
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A. P. Green Insulating Cement* C-18 Insulating Cement* CC-660 Insulating Cement**
SC-40 Insulating Cement*
FENCO Mineral Wool Insulating Cement Stazon Cement* Fitch #1 Armatemp No. 166** MW-50** H. W. Insulating Cement Unarco No. 330 Cement** Mineral Wool Insulating Cement, Grade 313* General Refractories Insulating Cement
A. P. Green Fire Brick Go. Bigelow-Liptak Corporation Owens-Coming Fiberglas, Supply
and Contracting Division Owens-Coming Fiberglas, Supply
and Contracting Division Fiberglass Engineering Co. North American Refractories Co. Fitch Recuperator Co. Armstrong Contracting & Supply Div. Philip Carey . Harbiscn-Walker Union Asbestos & Rubber Co. GAF General Refractories Co.
H. K. Porter, Refractories Div. Babcock & Wilcox, Refractories Div.
5/1/48 to 8/16/71 5/5/49 to 8/16/71
1958 to date unknown
12/26/57 to 8/16/71
3/15/62 to date unknown 1956 to 1968 2/24/53 to 1/1/57 8/1/57 to date unknown 12/11/70 to 5/26/71 6/16/49 to date unknown
"33" Insulating Cement
Fitch #2
Fitch Recuperator Co.
1949 - 19 1949 - 19 1958 - 19
1967 - 19
1953 - 19 1958 - 19 1939 - 19 1957 - 19
1958,1966 ,15
1953 - 19i 1953 - 19t
1971 1949 - 19' 1966 - 19 1966 - 19
1940 - 19* 1943 - 194 1948 - 195
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Eagle-Picher Designation "43" Finishing Cement
Private Label Designation
C-10 Cement* SS-11 White Finishing Cement*
Company
Bigelow-Liptak Corp. A. P. Green Fire Brick Co.
Agreement Dates
5/5/49 to 8/16/71 5/1/49 to 8/16/71
Sales*' Date:
1949-1961,' 1> 1952, 1954 1956 - 197*
One-Cote Cement***
~ OC-110**
SC-30*
t | MW-1** t Arraatemp No. 10** $ EC-11* I! Insul-Finish* H SS-10 Insulating & FinishingCement* | Unicote Cement* | Unarco No. 10 Cement** j Single Cote Insulating Cement, Grade 412*
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* Exclusively Eagle-Picher*s product ** Not exclusively Eagle-Picher's product frkit Cne-Cote cement did not contain asbestos prior to 1960.
Owens-Coming Fiberglas, Supply and Contracting Division
Owens-Coming Fiberglas, Supply and Contracting Division
Philip Carey Armstrong Contracting & Supply Div Bigelow-Liptak Corp. General Refractories Co.
A. P. Green Fire Brick Co. North American Refractories Co. Union Asbestos & Rubber Co. GAF H. K. Porter, Refractories Div. Babcock & Wilcox, Refractories Div
1958 to date unknown
1956 to 1968 3/15/62 to date unknown 5/5/49 to 8/16/71 6/16/49 to date unknown
5/1/49 to 8/16/71 12/26/57 to 8/16/71 8/1/57 to date unkown 12/11/70 to 5/26/71
1960 - 196
1967 - 197
1966 1962 - 197 1960 - 197 1960 - 196: 1967 - 1971 1960 - 197i 1960-1966, 11 1960 - 1961
1971 1966 - 196 1966 - 196i
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After being advised In 1964 by the National Insulation
Manufacturers Association (NIMA) that the major producer of
asbestos products, Johns-Manvllle Corporation, had Informed the
NIMA Board that It was placing a caution on Its products that
contained asbestos, the Company elected to follow this practice of
the Industry leader.
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The Company placed the following caution on the containers of Its asbestos-containing finishing and Insulating cements In June, 1964. This same caution remained on these products until they no longer contained asbestos or they were discontinued.
"CAUTION. This product contains asbestos fiber. Inhalation of asbestos In excessive quantities over long periods of time may be harmful. If dust Is created when this product Is handled, avoid breathing the dust. If adequate ventilation control Is not possible, wear respirators approved by the U.S. Bureau of Mines for pneumoconiosis producing dust."
The caution was located on the lower third of the front of the bag. j
Additionally, In a June 2, 1964, letter to those for whom the Company produced private-label asbestos-containing Insulation products, Mr. John Harrington, General Sales Manager, enclosed an excerpt fronT a meeting of the Board of Directors of the National Insulation Manufacturers Association (NIMA) regarding Johns-Manvilie1s placing of a cautionary note on Its asbestos products; he stated that the Company was planning to use the same cautionary note, and asked those companies If they wished the same action taken on their behalf.
The Company no longer manufactures these products. However, any available information regarding the caution Is in the files of the Corporate Legal Department, Eagle-PIcher Industries, Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Asbestos-Containing Insulation Products Sold (but not manufactured) By Eagle-Picher Industries, Inc.
exhibit
Date Began/Discontinued Product Name (Source) __________ Sales
Spray Mastic (APCO Oil)
Insulseal (APCO Oil)
1960/1974** 1969/1974**
Insulstic (Carey)
1963/1974
Stalastic (Southwest Grease and
Gibson-Homans)
Stamastic (Southwest Grease)
Swetchek (Carey)
1937/1974* 1937/Approx. 1968 1962/Approx. 1966
Carey-Temp Block and Pipe Covering (Carey)
Hylo Block and Pipe Covering (Owens-Corning)
1956/1960
1960/1969 1972/1972
Description
Weather-protective coating.
Tough black protective coating for insulation.
Adhesive material used to temporarily hold in place and to speed the application of rigid and semirigid insulation. A weather and vapor-barrier coating.
Same as Stalastic, immediately above.
A weather-protective and anticondensation compound.
Molded rigid block or pipe covering.
Molded rigid block or pipe covering.
Contents
Petroleum Asphalt, Clay, Asbestos
Emulsified Asphalt, Asbestos, Bentonite Clay, Water, Carbon Black, Methyl Alcohol
Asbestos, Sodium Silicate
Petroleum Asphalt, Asbestos, Clay, Calcium Carbonate
Same as Stalastic
Emulsified Asphalt, Asbestos, Bentonite Clay, Water, Carbon Black, Methyl Alcohol
Perlite, Asbestos, Clay, Sodium Silicate
Calcium Silicate, Clay, Asbestos, Diatomaceous Earth
Product Name (Source)
Date Began/Discontinued Sales
Hylo Block and Pipe Covering (GAF)
Eagle 20 or 7M (Asbestos Corp., Carey Canadian, GAF)
"33" Insulating Cement (J-M)
1969/1971 1934/1969 1950/1968
85% Magnesia Pipe Covering and Insulation (Carey & Others)
1956/1960
Description
Same as Owens-Corning Hylo, immediately above
Insulation Cement Ingredient
Vermiculite base insulating cement used on masonry surfaces, primarily in the steel industry. Insulating block and pipe covering.
Contents
Same as Owens-Corning Hylo Chrysotile Asbestos Fiber
Vermiculite, Asbestos, Clay
Magnesium Carbonate and Asbestos
* Stalastic was discontinued from our general product line on December 1, 1974. However, special orders were accepted in 1975 through late March, 1978. The Company performed a sales agent function only in 1975-1978.
** Spray Mastic and Insulseal were discontinued from our general product line on December 1, 1974. However, in 1975 small quantities were sold pursuant to special requests.
September, 1986
SOLD TO: ILLINOIS
EXHIBIT.
YEAR SOLO TO
S1IP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1961 Char Oil Corp. P.O. Box 856 Danville, IL
Same Seneca, IL
Spraymastic 54 gals.
1961 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street E. St. Louis, IL
International Shoe Co. Jackson, MD
Stalastic
1-300# drum
1961 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street E. St. Louis, IL
International Shoe Co. Windsor, MO
Stalastic
1-50# pail
1961 Eagle Industrial Co. E. St. Louis, IL
International Shoe Co. Eldon, MO
Stalastic
6-50# pails
1961 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street
East St. Louis, IL
Same Alton, IL
Stalastic
2-50# drums
1961 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
G.L. Vaughn 1221 N. 18th Street St. Louis, IL
Stalastic
3-50# pails
1961 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
Olin Mathieson Chan. Corp. Stalastic Winchester Western Division East Alton, IL
1-50# pail
1961 Illinois Power Co. 500 South 27th Street Decatur, IL
Same P.O. Box 151 East ALton, IL
Stalastic
22-50# pails
1961
Manuel Leia Duenta
Same
Central Farmers Fertilizer Co.
205 W. Waker Drive
Chicago, IL
Stalastic Stamastic (N/C Samples)
1 std. 1 std.
1961 Standard Asbestos Mfg. Co. 860 W. Evergreen Avenue Chicago, IL
Same
Stalstic Spraymastic
40-50# pails 2640 gals.
Sold To: IL
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YEAR SOU) TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1961 Western Precipitation Corp. 2627 Chicago Road South Chicago Heights, IL
Same
Hylo P/C
1 std.
(N/C Samples)
1965 Mott Brothers Co. 907 S. Main Street Rockford, IL
Same
'43' Cement Super '66' One-Cote
80-50# bags 200-50# bags 10-50# bags
1966 C. 0. Henriksen 2300 S. Avers Chicago, IL
American Co. Rothschild, WI
Super '66'
90-50# bags
1966 Universal Air Products Co. 30 Algonquin Road
Des Plaines, IL
Same
One-Cote Spraymastic
Stalastic
75-50# bags 180 gals. 210 gals.
1967 A&K Midwest Insulation Co. P.O. Box 67 Metropolis, IL
Same
Stalastic
Missouri Lead Smelting Co. Spraymastic
Bixby, MO
60 gals. 802 gals.
1967 Clifford-Jacobs FOrging Co. Champaign, IL
Same
Insulstic
5 gals.
1967 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
Same
Stalastic
30 gals.
1967 Eagle Industrial Co 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
Foster Wheeler Co. c/o Shell Oil Co. Gate 4, Woodriver, IL
Stalastic
75 gals,
1967 Eagle Industrial Co 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
Granite City Steel Co. Edwardsville Road Granite City, IL
Insulseal
100 gals.
1967 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
01 in Co. #2 Storeroom
East Alton, IL
Stalastic
5 gals.
1967 Eagle Industrial Co.
1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
Shell Oil Co. Roxana, IL
Stalastic
150 gals.
Sold To: IL
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YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1967 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street East St. louis, IL
Union Starch Co. 900-19th Street Granite City, IL
Insulseal Insulseal
10-50# pails 1-500# drum
1967 Gus Kaptur
Commonwealth Edison Station Waudegan, IL
Same
Stalestic
1 std.
(N/C Samples)
1967 Illinois Power Co. 500 S. 17th Street Decatur, IL
Same Vermilion Power Station Oakwood, IL
Super '66'
24-50# bags
1967 Illinois Power Co. 500 S. 27th Street Decatur, IL
Wood River Power Station P.T. Hutchinson
Chessen Lane East Alton, IL
Stalastic
100 gals.
1967 Inland Supply Co. 60 Ann Street Elgin, IL
Same
Super '66'
110-50# bags
1967 Jacksonville Supply Co. Jacksonville, IL
Same
Super '66'
10-50# bags
1967 Link-Belt 300 W.Pershing Road Chicago, IL
Citizens Gas & Coke Util. Oie-Cote
2950 Prospect Street
Spraymastic
Indianapolis, IN
5-50# bags 10 gals.
1967 Link-Belt Co. 300 West Pershing Road Chicago, IL
Catepillar Tractor Co. Mapleton, IL
Super '66'
108-50# bags
1967 Link-Belt Co. 30 West Pershing Road Chicago, IL
Same
Super '66'
4-50# bags
Sold To: IL
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YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1967 Mott Brothers Co. 907 S. Main Street Rockford, IL .
Same
One-Cote '43' Cement Super '66'
40-50# bags 65-50# bags 400-50# bags
1967 Sprinkmann Sons Corp. of IL 1010-28 S. Washington Street Peoria, IL
Same
Super '66' Spraymastic One-Cote '43' Cement Insulseal Stalastic
2770-50# bags 3050 gals. 400-50# bags 16-50# bags 7450 gals. 140 gals.
1967 Sprinkmann Sons Corp. of IL 1010-28 S. Washington Street Peoria, IL
Same 418 N. Second Street c/o Reed St. Team Track Milwaukee, WI
Spraymastic Super '66'
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*1967
Texaco, Inc. 322 S. Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL
Same
Super '66'
c/o H.C. Tenny, Plant Mgr.
Lawrenceville, IL
250 gals. 100-50# bags
190-50# bags
1967 Universal Oil Products Co. 30 Algonquin Road Des Plains, IL
Harper Robinson & Co. 420 Gravier Bldg. New Orleans, LA
One-Cote Stalastic Spraymastic
52-50# bags 200 gals. 393 gals.
1967 Universal Oil Products Co. 30 Algonquin Road Des Plaines, IL
Harper, Robinson & Co.
Spraymastic
A/C Universal Oil Prod. Co
World Trade Building
Houston, TX
177 gals.
1967 Western Asbestos Go. 4015 West Hirsch Street Chicago, IL
1967 Western Asbestos Go. 4015 W. Hirsch Street Chicago, IL
Same New Jersey Zinc Co. DePue, IL
Same
Spraymastic One-Cote
800 gals. 300-50# bags
Insulseal Insulseal '43' Cement One-Cote Super '66' Spraymastic Insulstic
6-275# drums 10-500# drums 50-50# bags 1600-50# bags 1000-50# bags 6215 gals. 117 gals.
1967 Western Asbestos Co. 4015 W. Hirsch Street Chicago, IL
Sold To: IL
U.S. Gypsum Co. Southard, CK
-4-
Super '66*
10-50# bags
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1967 Western Asbestos Co. 4015 W. Hirsch Street Chicago, IL
Pure Oil Co. Heath Refinery Heath, CH
Insulseal
1-500# drum
1967 Western Asbestos Co. 4015 W. Hirsch Street Chicago, IL
U. S. Gypsum Co. Gypsum, CH
One-Cote
44-50# bags
1968 American Oil Co. P.O. Box 4617 Chicago, IL
Same El Dorando, AR
Insulstic
20 gals.
1968 Clifford-Jacobs Forging Co. Champaign, IL
Same
Insulstic
6 gals.
1968 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
Hill Thomas Co. 21st & St. Louis Avenue East St. Louis, IL
Insulseal
10 gals.
1968 Eagle Industrial CO. 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
01 in Co. #2 Storeroom East Alton, IL
Stalastic
5 gals.
1968 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
Union Starch Co. 900-19th Street Granite City, IL
Insulseal
100 gals.
1968 Illinois Power Co. 500 South 27th Street Decatur, IL
Illinois Power Co. c/o P.T. Hutchinson P.O. Box 151 East Alton, IL
Stalastic
100 gals.
1968 Inland Supply Co. 60 Ann Street Elgin, IL
Same
Super '66'
70-50# bags
1968 Jacksonville Supply Go. Jacksonville, IL
Same
Super '66'
10-50# bags
Sold To: IL
5-
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1968 Link-Belt Co. 300 Pershing Road Chicago, IL
Uncle Ben's Inc. Houston, TX
Ohe-Cote
55-50# bags
1968 Mott Brothers Co. 907 South Main Street Rockford, IL
Same
One-Cote '43' Cement Super '66'
24-50* bags 40-50# bags 176-50# bags
1968 Sprinkman Sons Corp. 1010-23 S. Washington Street Peoria, IL
Same 12100 W. Silver Springs
Milwaukee, WI
Super '66' Spraymastic One-Cote
800-50# bags 1000 gals. 5-50# bags
1968 Sprinkman Sons Corp. of IL
Same
1010-23 S.W. Washington Street
Peoria, IL
Super '66' One-Cote Insulseal
Spraymastic '43' Cement
2030-50# bags 230-50# bags 375 gals. 1895 gals. 10-50# bags
1968 Texaco, Inc. 332 S. Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL
Same c/o Mr. H.C. Tenny Lawrenceville, IL
Super '66'
250-50# bags
1968 Union Oil Co. of CA 200 E. Golf Road Palatine, IL
Heath Refining
Insulseal
Heath Licking County, CH
55 gals.
1968 Western Asbestos Co. 4015 West Hirsch Chicago, IL
Argonne National Lab. 9700 South Cass Avenue Argonne, IL
Hylo P/C
172 If
1968 Western Asbestos Co. 4015 W. Hirsch Street Chicago, IL
Legigh Paving Co. Paxton, IL
Super '66' Spraymastic
1-50# bag 5 gals.
1968 Western Asbestos Go. 4015 West Hirsch Street Chicago, IL
Same
Spraymastic Super '66' Insulseal One-Cote Insulstic '43' Cement
8925 gals. 1900-50# bags 1020 gals 850-50# bags 25 gals. 25-50# bags
Sold To: IL
-6-
YEAR SOLD TO
1968 Western Asbestos Go. 4511 W. Madison Chicago, IL
1968 Western Asbestos Go. 4015 W. Hirsch Street Chicago, IL
1969 Brand Insulation Inc. 2350 W. Fulton Street Chicago, IL
1969 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 North 18th Street E. St. Louis, IL
1969 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
1969 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street E. St. Louis, IL
1969 Inland Supply Co. 60 Ann Street Elgin, IL
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1969 J.D. Mott, Inc. 3261 Forest View Hoad Rockford, IL
1969 Link-Belt Co. 300 W. Pershing Hoad Chicago, IL
1969 Monsanto Chemical Co. Sauget, IL
SHIP TO
US. Gypsum Co. Southard, CSC
PRODUCT Super '66'
AMOUNT 30-50# bags
John Deere Tractor works of John Deere & Co. Waterloo, IA
Stalastic One-Cote
Newport Army Anno. Pit. Whse. 2276, Gate 4 Newport, IN
Stalastic
Granite City Steel Co. Edwardsville Road Granite City, IL
Insulseal
Shell Oil Co. Roxana, IL
One-Cote
40 gals. 4-50# bags 75 gals.
110 gals.
28-50# bags
Union Starch & Refining 900 N. 19th Street Granite City, IL
Insulseal
Same
Super '66'
80 gals. 100-50# bags
Same
Super '66' One-Cote '43' Cement
350-50# bags 33-50# bags 116-50# bags
Citizens Gas & Coke Util. Spraymastic 2950 Prospect Street Indianapolis, IN
40 gals.
Monsanto Chemical Co. Sauget, IL
One-Cote
5-50# bags
Sold To: IL
-7-
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1969 Mott Brothers Co. 907 South Main Street Rockford, IL
Sane
One-Cote Super '66' '43' Cement
24-50# bags 176-50# bags 40-50# bags
1969 Navy Regional Finance Center Building 122 Great Lakes, IL
Commanding Officer Naval Ship Repair FPO Seattle Seattle, 4A
Super '66'
5-50# bags
1969 Sprinkman Sons Corp. 1010-23 S. Washington Street Peoria, IL
Sprinkman Sons Corp. 12100 W. Silver Springs Milwaukee, WI
Spraymastic Super *66' One-Cote
950 gals. 700-50# bags 25-50# bags
1969 Sprinkman Sons Corp. of IL
Same
1010-23 S.W. Washington Street
Peoria, IL
Insulseal Spraymastic Super '66' Stalastic
1060 gals. 2370 gals. 780-50# bags 110 gals.
1969 Swartz Products CO. 1230 W. School Street
-Chicago, IL
Same
Super '66'
1-50# bag
1969 Texaco, Inc. 332 South Michigan Ave Chicago, IL
Texaco, Inc. c/o Mr. A.L. Bishop Lawrenceville, IL
Super '66'
291-50# bags
1969 Western Asbestos Go 4511 W. Madison Chicago, IL
Flinn Dreffein Engr.
Super '66'
Chicago Bridge & Iron Co.
Memphis, TN
125-50# bags
1969 Western Asbestos Co. 4511 West Madison Chicago, IL
Same
Super '66' One-Cote Spraymastic Stalastic Insulseal '43' Cement
Insulstic
831-50# bags 1415-50# bags 6766 gals. 200 gals. 415 gals. 50-50# bags
49 gals.
1970 American Collord 5100 S. Offield Court Skokie, IL
Same
Super '66'
2-5# bags
(N/C Sanples)
Sold To: IL
-8-
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1970 Clifford-Jacobs Forging Co. Champaign, IL
Same
Insulstic
6 gals.
1970 Continental Can Co. 1200 W. 76th Street Chicago, IL
Peerless Metal Fabricators Stalastic 8585 S. 77th Avenue Bridgeview, IL
10 gals.
1970 Crane Supply Co. P.O. Box 680 Rockford, IL
Same 3099 Forestview Road
Rockford, IL
Super '66'
100-50# bags
1970 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street E. St. Louis, IL
Granite City Steel Co. Blast Furnace Dept. Granite City, IL
Insulseal
50 gals.
1970 Eagle Industrial Co. 10121 N. 18th Street E. St. Louis, IL
01in Corp. Brass Div. E. Alton, IL
Stalastic
50 gals.
1970 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street E. St. Louis, IL
Shell Oil Co. Stores Dept. Roxanna, IL
One-Cote Stalastic
25-50# bags 30 gals.
1970 Inland Supply Co. 60 Ann Street Elgin, IL
Same
Super '66'
50-50# bags
1970 Link-Belt 300 W. Pershing Road Chicago, IL
General Foods Corp. 3900 Harrisburg Houston, TX
Stalastic
140 gals.
1970 Sprinkmann Sons Gorp. of IL 1010-28 S. Washington
Peoria, IL
Same
'43' Cement Stalastic
Insulseal Spraymastic
Super '66' One-Cote
45-50# bags 75 gals.
200 gals. 1650 gals.
2190-50# bags 130-50# bags
Sold To: IL
-9-
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1970 Texaco Inc. 332 S. Michigan Avenue
Chicago, IL
Same c/o Mr. A.L. Bishop Lawrencevi1le, IL
Super '66'
250-50# bags
1970 Texaco, Inc. 332 S. Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL
Texaco, Inc. Lockport, IL
Super '66' Hylo P/C
10-50# bags 847 If
1970 Universal Oil Products Go. 30 Algonquin Road Des Plaines, IL
Harper, Robinson & Co. 11 Broadway New York, NY
One-Cote Spraymastic Stalastic
10-50# bags 10 gals. 10 gals.
1970 Western Asbestos 4511 W. Madison Chicago, IL
Same
Spraymastic One-Cote Stalastic Super '66' '43' Cement Insulseal Insulstic
4608 gals. 1115-50# bags 130 gals. 675-50# bags 20-50# bags 5 gals. 80 gals.
1970 Western Asbestos Co. 4511 W. Madison Chicago, IL
Union Oil CO.
One-Cote
135th Street at New Avenue
Lemont, IL
50-50# bags
1970 Western Asbestos Co. 4511 West Madison Avenue Chicago, IL
Same
.
McCook, IL
For Waldron Paint Line
One-Cote Spraymastic
65-50# bags 150 gals.
1970 Western Asbestos Co. 4511 W. Madison Avenue Chicago, IL
Cities Service Oil Co. Cline Avenue East Chicago, IN
Insulseal
275 gals.
1970 Western Asbestos Co. 4511 w. Madison Avenue Chicago, IL
Simmons Service Station 7200 E. English Avenue Indianapolis, IN
Super '66'
10-50# bags
1970 western Asbestos Go. 4511 W. Madison Avenue Chicago, IL
U.s. Gypsum 3501 Canal Street East Chicago, IN
'43' Cement 6-50# bags
Sold To: IL
-10-
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1970 Western Asbestos Co. 4511 W. Madison Chicago, IL
U. S. Steel Great Lakes Fleet Sault Ste Marie, MI
Super '66'
100-50# bags
1971 Asbestos & Magnesia Co. 2614 Clyboum Avenue Chicago, IL
Vidimos, Inc. 3858 Michigan Avenue E. Chicago, IN
Stalastic
50 gals.
1971 Brand Insulation Inc. 2350 W. Fulton Street Chicago, IL
Same Newport Amy Amm. Newport, IN
Insulseal Super '66' Stalastic
1105 gals. 55-50# bags 100 gals.
1971 Clifford-Jacobs Forging Co. Champaign, IL
Same
Insulstic
6 gals.
1971 Crane Supply Co. 3099 Forestview Road Rockford, IL
Same 3099 Forestview Road
Rockford, IL
Super '66' '43' Cement
12-50# bags 10-50# bags
1971 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street E. St. Louis, IL
Same
Stalastic
50 gals.
1971 Sprinkmann Sons Corp. 1010-28 S. Washington Street Peoria, IL
Same 12100 W. Silver Springs
Milwaukee, WI
Super '66'
300-50# bags
1971 Sprinkmann Sons Corp. of IL Same 1010-28 S.W. Washington Street Peoria, IL
Spraymastic Super '66' One-Cote Stalastic Insulseal
1700 gals. 1500-50# bags 130-50# bags
150 gals. 250 gals.
1971 Texaco, Inc. 332 S. Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL
Texaco, Inc. Lawrenceville, IL
Super '66'
275-50# bags
Sold To: IL
-11-
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1971 Western Asbestos Co. 4511 W. Madison Avenue Chicago, IL
Seneca Patroleum Co. New Avenue Lesront, IL
Spraymastic 220 gals.
1971 Western Asbestos Go. 4511 W. Madison Chicago, IL
Same
Spraymastic One-Cote Super '66' Stalastic '43' Cement Insulseal
6500 gals. 300-50# bags 100-50# bags 105 gals. 25-50# bags 130 gals.
1971 Western Asbestos Co. 4511 W. Madison Avenue Chicago, IL
U. S. Steel Corp. Great Lakes Fleet Sault Sainte Marie, MI
Super '66'
100-50# bags
1972 Asbestos & Magnesia Co. 2614 Clyboum Avenue
Chicago, IL
Vidimos, Inc. 3858 Michigan Avenue East Chicago, IN
Stalastic
845 gals.
1972 Asbestos & Magnesia Materials ' 2614 Clyboum Avenue Chicago, IL
Asbestos & Magnesia Mat's Stalastic c/o P&G Willow Street & Chicago River Chicago, IL
50 gals.
1972 Asbestos-Magnesia Material 2614 Clyboume Avenue
Chicago, IL
Same
Stalastic
160 gals.
1972 Brand Insulation Inc. 2350 W. Fulton Street Chicago, IL
Brand Insulation Inc.
Stalastic
c/o Newport Army Amno Pit.
Newport, IN
75 gals.
1972 Brand Insulation, Inc. 3240 W. Fulton Street
Chicago, IL
Same Joliet, IL
Stalastic
850 gals.
1972 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street E. St. louis, IL
Miles Laboratory Granite City Steel CO. Granite City, IL
Insulseal
90 gals.
Sold To: IL
-12-
YEAR SOLD TO
1972 Eclipse Fuel Engineering Co. 1100 Buchanan Street Rocksford, IL
SHIP TO
Eclipse Lookout Co. Compress Street Chattanooga, TN
PRODUCT Spraymastic
AMOUNT 54 gals.
1972 J.J. Moroney Co. 2537 W. LeMayne Street Melrose Park, IL
Seneca Petroleum Co. New Avenue Lemont, IL
Spraymastic 110 gals.
1972 Manteno State Hospital Manteno, IL
Same
Stalastic
60 gals.
1972 Paul J. Krez Co. 7333 N. Oak Park Avenue Miles, IL
Same c/o Mobil Refinery
Joliet, IL
Stalastic
295 gals.
1972 Sprinkmann Sons Corp. 1010-29 S. Washington Street Peoria, IL
Same 12100 W. Silver Springs
Milwaukee, WI
Spraymastic
500 gals.
1972 Sprinkmann & Sons Corp. of IL Same 1010-23 S.W. Washington Street Peoria, IL
Spraymastic Stalastic Insulseal
2655 gals 60 gals. 4027 gals
1972 Western Asbestos 4511 West Madison Chicago, IL
Same
Spraymastic 4000 gals
1973 A & M Insulation Co. 2614 Clybourn Avenue Chicago, IL
Same
Spraymastic 25 gals.
1973 Brand Insulations, Inc. 2350 W. Fulton Street Chicago, IL
Same
Spraymastic Stalastic
340 gals. 85 gals.
1973 C-E Refractories 625 W. Illinois Avenue Aurora, IL
Same
Stalastic
800 gals.
Sold To: IL
-13-
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1973 Insulation By Western, Inc 4511 W. Madison Chicago, IL
Same
Spraymastic 2000 gals.
1973 John J. Moroney & Co. 2537 W. LeMayne Street Melrose Park, IL
Seneca Petroleum Co. New Avenue Lanont, IL
Spraymastic 55 gals.
1973 Sprinkmann & Sons Corp. of IL Same 1010-23 S.W. Washington Street Peoria, IL
Insulseal
1600 gals.
Spraymastic 2360 gals.
1973 Sprinkmann & Sons Corp. of IL Same
Spraymastic
1010-23 S.W. Washington Street 12100 W. Silver Spring Rd.
Peoria, IL
Milwaukee, WI
20-5 gal. pails.
1973 Western Asbestos Co. 4511 Madison Chicago, IL
Same
Stalastic Insulstic
650 gals. 80 gals.
1974 A & M Materials Co. 2614 Clyboume Avenue Chicago, IL
Amoco Chemical Corp. U.S. Route 66 Joliet, IL
Stalastic
30 gals.
1974 Asbestos & Magnesia CO. 2614 Clyboum Avenue Chicago, IL
Vidimos, Inc. 3858 Michigan Avenue E. Chicago, IN
Stalastic
25 gals.
1974 Comnonwealth Edison Co. Morris, IL
Same
Spraymastic 15 gals.
1974 Eclipse Inc. 1100 Buchanan Street Rockford, IL
Same
Spraymastic
Mfrs. Road & Compress Street
Chattanooga, IN
110 gals.
1974 Eclipse, Inc. 1100 Buchanan Street Rockford, IL
Same
Spraymastic 55 gals.
Sold To: IL
-14-
YEAR SOLD TO
1974 Insulation By Western 4511 W. Madison Street Chicago, IL
SHIP TO
Same
PRODUCT
Spraymastic
AMOUNT
4000 gals.
1974 Insulation By Western 4511 W. Madison Street Chicago, IL
A. P. Green Ref. 4620 S. Tripp Chicago, IL
Stalastic
40-5 gal. i
1974 John J. Moroney & Co. 2537 W. Lemoyne Street Melrose Park, IL
Seneca Petroleum New Avenue Lemont, IL
Spraymastic
230 gals.
1974 M.W. Kellogg Co. P.0. Box 674 Joliet, IL
Same Noel & Patterson Road Joliet, IL
Stalastic
100 gals.
1974 Sprinkraann Sons Corp. of IL Samp 1010-28 S.W. Washington Street Peoria, IL
Spraymastic Insulseal Stalastic
1175 gals. 1930 gals. 124 gals.
1975 Sprinkraann Sons Corp. 1010-28 S. Washington Street Peoria, IL
Samp
12100 W. Silver Springs Milwaukee, WI
Spraymastic
220 gals.
1975 Sprinkraann Sons Corp. of IL Samp 1010-28 S.W. Washington Street Peoria, IL
Spraymastic Insulseal
805 gals. 210 gals.
Sold To: IL
-15-
1-6-89
SOW TO ILLINOIS FOR EXPORT
YEAR SOW TO
1966 universal Oil Products 30 Algonquin Road Des Plaines, IL
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
Harper, Robinson & Co.
Cne-Cote
c/o universal Oil Prod. Co.
c/o Am. Export Isbrandtsen
Hoboken, NJ
AMOUNT
75-50# bags
1967 Universal Oil Products 30 Algonquin Road Des Plaines, IL
Harper, Robinson & Co.
Stalastic
c/o Universal Oil Prod. Co.
c/o Am. Export isbrandtsen
Hoboken, NJ
200 gals.
1967 Western Asbestos Co. 4015 W. Hirsch Street Chicago, IL
Chile Canadian Mines, S.A. One-Cote c/o D.C. Andrews Int'l. Insulseal 323 Chartres Street New Orleans, LA
10-50# bags 3-500# drums
1969 U.O.P. Process Division 30 Algonquin Road Des Plaines, IL
Harper-Robinson & Co. 11 Broadway New York, NY
Stalastic
15 gals.
1974 Wurster & Sanger 22 W. Madison Street Chicago, IL
Wurster & Sanger
One-Cote
c/o Maritrop Trading Corp. Super '66'
321 St. Charles Avenue Insulseal
New Orleans, LA
15-50# bags
9-50# bags 85 gals.
1974 U.O.P. Process Division 20 U.O.P. Plaza Des Plaines, IL
Harper-Robinson & Co. Karie Street Brooklyn, NY
Stalastic
2-55 gal. drum
1 1-6-89
SHIP TO: ILLINOIS
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1961 Chem Oil Corp. P.O. Box 856 Danville, IL
Same Seneca, IL
Spraymastic 54 gals.
1961 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
Same Alton, IL
Stalastic
2-50# drums
1961 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
G.L. Vaughn 1221 N. 18th Street St. Louis, IL
Stalastic
3-50# pails
1961 Illinois Power Co. 500 South 27th Street Decatur, IL
Same P.O. Box 151
East ALton, IL
Stalastic
22-50# pails
1961 Bigelow Liptak Corp. 13300 Puritan Avenue Detroit, MI
Link-Belt Co.
Spraymastic
c/o Bell & Zoller Coal Co.
Tuscola, IL
162 gals.
1961 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
01 in Mathieson Chan. Corp. Stalastic Winchester Western Division East Alton, IL
1-50# pail
1961
Manuel Lela Duenta
Same
Central Fanners Fertilizer Co.
205 W. Waker Drive
Chicago, IL
Stalastic (N/C Samples)
Stamastic
1 std. 1 std.
1961 Standard Asbestos Mfg. Co. 860 W. Evergreen Avenue
Chicago, IL
Same
Stalstic Spraymastic
40-50# pails 2640 gals.
1961 western Precipitation Corp. 2627 Chicago Road
South Chicago Heights, IL
Same
Hylo P/C
1 std.
(N/C Samples)
1961 Powered Equipment, Inc. 420 N. 9th Street Terre Haute, IN
Ship To: IL
Ohio Oil Co. Refining Dept. Robinson, IL
-1-
Stalastic
4-300# drums
YEAR SOU) TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1961 Powered Equipment, Inc 420 N. 9th Street Terre Haute, IN
Ohio Oil Co. Refining Dept Robinson, IL
Stalastic
2-300# drums
1961 1961
Christy Firebrick Co 506 Olive Street St. Louis, MO
ft.
Insul/tion Serv., Inc P.O. Box 4625 Ranch Acres Station Tulsa, CK
Sinclair Refining Co. Hawthorn Station Hartford, IL
Same-c/o Procon, Inc. c/o Pure Oil Co. Lemont, IL
Stalastic Stalastic
6-50# pails 550 lbs.
1965 Bigelow Liptak Corp. 13300 Puritan Avenue Detroit, MI
Apex Smelting Co. 2537 W. Taylor street Chicago, IL
Super '66'
30-50# bags
1965 Bigelow Liptak Corp. 13300 Puritan Avenue Detroit, MI
Same c/o Reynolds Metal Chicago, IL
Super '66'
26-50# bags
1965 Bigelow Liptak Corp. 13300 Puritan Avenue Detroit, MI
Same 4620 South Tripp
Chicago, IL
Hylo Cement Super '66'
12-50# bags 6-50# bags
1965 Babcock & Wilcox Co, Boiler Division Barberton, CH
Central IL Pub. Service Coffeen Power Station Unit #1 Coffeen, IL
Hylo Block Hylo P/C Hylo 18 P/C Super '66'
58224 BF 13058 IF 132 IF 389-50# bags
1965 Mott Brothers Co. 907 S. Main Street Rockford, IL
Same
'43' Cement Super '66' One-Cote
80-50# bags 200-50# bags 10-50# bags
1966 Universal Oil Products Co. 30 Algonquin Road Des Plaines, IL
Same
One-Cote Spraymastic Stalastic
75-50# bags 180 gals. 210 gals.
1967 Link-Belt Co. 300 West Pershing Road Chicago, IL
Catepillar Tractor Co Mapleton, IL
1967 Clifford-Jacobs Forging Co. Champaign, IL
Ship To: IL
Same
-2-
Super '66'
108-50# bags
Insulstic
5 gals.
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1967 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
Foster Wheeler Co. c/o Shell Oil Co. Gate 4, Wbodriver, IL
Stalastic
75 gals.
1967 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
Granite City Steel Co. Edwardsville Road Granite City, IL
Insulseal
100 gals.
1967 Gus Kaptur Commonwealth Edison Station Waudegan, IL
Same
Stalastic
1 std.
(N/C Samples
1967 Illinois Power Co. 500 S. 17th Street Decatur, IL
Same Vermilion Power Station Oakwood, IL
Super '66'
24-50# bags
1967 Inland Supply Co. 60 Ann Street Elgin, IL
Same
Super '66'
110-50# bags
1967 Jacksonville Supply Co. Jacksonville, IL
Same
Super '66'
10-50# bags
1967 Link-Belt Co. 30 West Pershing Road Chicago, IL
Same
Super '66'
4-50# bags
1967 Mott Brothers Co. 907 S. Main Street Rockford, IL
Same
One-Cote '43' Cement
Super '66'
40-50# bags 65-50# bags 400-50# bags
1967 Eagle Industrial Co 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
01 in Co. #2 Storeroom East Alton, IL
Stalastic
5 gals.
1967 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
Same
Stalastic
30 gals.
Ship To: IL
-3-
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1967 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
Shell Oil Co. Roxana, IL
Stalastic
150 gals.
1967 Sprinkmann Sons Corp. of IL 1010-28 S. Washington Street Peoria, IL
Same
Super '66' Spraymastic One-Cote '43' Cement Insulseal Stalastic
3300-50# bags
3050 gals. 400-50# bags 16-50# bags 7450 gals. 140 gals.
1967 Texaco, Inc. 322 S. Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL
1967 Eagle Industrial Co 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
1967 Western Asbestos Co. 4015 West Hirsch Street Chicago, IL
1967 Western Asbestos Co. 4015 W. Hirsch Street Chicago, IL
Same
Super '66'
c/o H.C. Tenny, Plant Mgr.
Lawrenceville, IL
190-5Q# bags
Union Starch Co. 900-19th Street
Granite City, IL
Insulseal Insulseal
10-50# pails 1-500# drum
Same New Jersey Zinc Co
DePue, IL
Spraymastic One-Cote
800 gals. 300-50# bags
Same
Insulseal Insulseal '43' Cement One-Cote Super '66' Spraymastic Insulstic
6-275# drums 30-500# drums 50-50# bags 1600-50# bags 1000-50# bags 6215 gals. 117 gals.
1967 Illinois Power Co. 500 S. 27th Street Decatur, IL
Wood River Power Station P.T. Hutchinson Chessen Lane East Alton, IL
Stalastic
100 gals.
1967 Powered Equipment, Inc. 420 N. 9th Street Terre Haute, IN
Marathon Oil Co Robinson, IL
Stalastic Insulseal Insulseal
12-300# drums 1540 gals. 12-50# drums
Shin To: IL
-4-
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1967 Powered Equipment Inc. 420 N. 9th Street Terre Haute, IN
Velsicol Chemical Corp. Marshall, IL
Spraymastic
216 gals.
1967 Henry A. Potter Supply Co. P.O. Box 360 Paducah, KY
Bell & Zoller Coal Co. Zeigler Mine #4 Johnson City, IL
Super '66'
40-50# bags
1967 Bigelow Liptak Gorp. Norhtwestern Hwy. Southfield, MI
Chicago Vitreous Corp. Lusterleit Plant Paris, IL
Super '66'
26-50# bags
1967 Drying Systems Co.
Drying Systems Co.
Division of Michigan Oven Co. 7845 Merrimac
Romulus, MI
Morton Grove, IL
One-Cote
10-50# bags
1967 Drying Systems Co.
Same
Division of Michigan Oven Co. c/o Johnson Motors
Romulus, MI
Waukegan, IL
One-Cote
20-50# bags
1967 Bigelow Liptak Corp. Northwestern Hwy. Southfield, MI
Foster Wheeler Corp.
Super '66'
c/o Arthur G. McKee & Co.
Roxana, IL
6-50# bags
1967 Bigelow Liptak Corp., Northwestern Hwy. Southfield, MI
Intercon. Alloys Corp. Caton Farm Road Joliet, IL
Super '66'
18-50# bags
1967 Bigelow Liptak Corp. Northwestern Hwy. Southfield, MI
Link-Belt Co. 300 West Pershing Road Chicago, IL
Super '66*
14-50# bags
1967 Bigelow Liptak Corp. Northwestern Hwy. Southfield, MI
Swindell Dressier Co. c/o U.S. Steel Corp. Joliet, IL
Super '66*
120-50# bags
1967 Bigelow Liptak Corp. Northwestern Hwy. Southfield, MI
The Texas Go. Lockport, IL
Super '66' Hylo Cement
(PC-11) Spraymastic
40-50# bags 164-50# bags
378 gals.
Ship To: IL
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1967 Fitch Recuperator Co. Bradford, Ml .
Orens-Illinois, Inc. Glass Container Div. Alton, IL
Super '66' (Eagle)
40-50# bags
1967 Petro Chem. Dev. Co. 122 East 42nd Street New York, NY
c/o MO Boiler Tank Co. c/o Poster Wheeler Corp. WOodriver, IL
Spraymastic
1134 gals.
1967 Babcock & Wilcox Co. Boiler Div.
Barberton, CH
United Engr. & Constr. Oak & East Grove Streets Utica, IL
Stalastic
40 gals.
1967 J.P. Austin Assoc., Inc. 300 Mt. Lebanon Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA
Dow Chemical Company Madison Division Madison, IL
Super '66'
4-50# bags
1967 J.P. Austin Assoc., Inc. 300 Mt. Lebanon Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA
H.K. Ebrter Co. Crichton Corp. c/o Burgess Battery Co. Freeport, IL
Super '66' (P-66)
8-50# bags
1968 Babcock & Wilcox Co. P.O. Box 923 Augusta, GA
J.T. Thorpe, Inc. 135th & New Avenue Lemont, IL
Stalastic
10 gals.
1968 Western Asbestos Co. 4015 West Hirsch Chicago, IL
Argonne National Lab. 9700 South Cass Avenue Argonne, IL
Hylo P/C
172 LF
1968 Clifford-Jacobs Forging Co. Champaign, IL
Same
Insulstic
6 gals.
1968 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street
East St. Louis, IL
Hill Thomas Co. 21st & St. Louis Avenue
East St. Louis, IL
Insulseal
10 gals.
Ship To IL
-6-
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
1968 Illinois Power Co. 500 South 27th Street
Decatur, IL
Illinois Power Co. c/o P.T. Hutchinson P.O. Box 151 East Alton, IL
1968 Inland Supply Co. 60 Ann Street Elgin, IL
Same
1968 Jacksonville Supply Co. Jacksonville, IL
Same
1968 Western Asbestos Co. 4015 w. Hirsch Street
Chicago, IL
Legigh Paving Co. Paxton, IL
1968 Mott Brothers Co. 907 South Main Street Rockford, IL
Same
1968 Eagle Industrial CO. 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
01 in Co. #2 Storeroom
East Alton, IL
1968 Sprinkman Sons Corp. of 11
Same
1010-23 S.W. Washington Street
Peoria, IL
1968 Texaco, Inc. 332 South Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL
1968 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
Same c/o Mr. H.C. Tenny Lawrenceville, IL
Union Starch Co. 900-19th Street Granite City, IL
PRODUCT Stalastic
AMOUNT 100 gals.
Super '66'
70-50# bags
Super * 661
10-50# bags
Super '66' Spraymastic
1-50# bag 5 gals.
One-Cote '43' Cement Super '66'
24-50# bags 40-50# bags 176-50# bags
Stalastic
5 gals.
Super '66' One-Cote Insulseal Spraymastic '43' Cement
2030-50# bags 230-50# bags 375 gals. 1895 gals. 10-50# bags
Super '66'
250-50# bags
Insulseal
100 gals.
Ship To: IL
-7-
YEAR SOLD TO
1968 Western Asbestos Go. 4015 West Hirsch Street Chicago, IL
1968 Crows Insulation Co. 2102 S. Evans Evansville, IN
1968 Powered Equipment, Inc. 420 N. 9th Street Terre Haute, IN
1968 Crows Insulation Co. 2102 S. Evans Evansville, IN
1968 Powered Equipment Inc. '420 N. 9th Street Terre Haute, IN
1968 Bigelow Liptak Gorp. Northwestern Hwy. Southfield, MI
1968 Bigelow Liptak Corp. Northwestern Hwy. Southfield, MI
1968 Bigelow Liptak Corp. Northvrestem Hwy. Southfield, MI
1968 Bigelow Liptak Gorp. Northwestern Hwy. Southfield, MI
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
Same
Spraymastic Super '66* Insulseal One-Cote Insulstic '43' Cement
8925 gals. 1900-50# bags 1020 gals 850-50# bags 25 gals. 25-50# bags
Crows Insulation Co. 915 N. Michigan Avenue Danville, IL
Hylo P/C
63 LF
Marathon Oil Co. Refinery Division Robinson, IL
Insulseal
1595 gals.
Mt. Carmel Public Utility Super '66' S. Mulberry Street Mt. Carmel, IL
10-50# bags
Velsicol Chemical Corp. P.O. Box 109 Marshall, IL
Spraymastic 216 gals.
Bigelow Liptak Corp. c/o Becco, Inc. Lemont, IL
Super '66'
14-50# bags
Bigelow Liptak Corp.
Super '66'
c/o Catepillar Tractor CO.
Mapleton, IL
26-50# bags
Catepillar Tractor Mapleton, IL
Spraymastic 780 gals.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Ins.Super '66'
Mt. Zion, IL
Hylo Cement
(PC-11)
1-50# bag 6-50# bags
Ship To: IL
-8-
YEAR SOLD TO
1968 Bigelow-Liptak Corp. Northwestern Hwy. Southfield, MI
1968 Christy Firebrick Co. 3144 North Broadway St. louis, MO
1968 Fitch Recuperator Co. Bradford, Mi
1968 Fitch Recuperator Co. Bradford, Mi
1968 North American Refract. National City-E6 Bldg. Cleveland, CH
1968 Insulation Serv., Inc. P.0. Box 7726 Tulsa, CK
1968 Armstrong Contr. & Supp. P.0. Box 1548 Lancaster, PA
1969 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 North 18th Street E. St. Louis, IL
1969 Inland Supply Co. 60 Ann Street Elgin, IL
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
U.S. Industrial Chemicals Super '66' Tuscola, IL
AMOUNT 10-50# bags
The Nestle Co. 2101 Adams Street Granite City, IL
Insulseal
3-50# pails
Owens-Illinois, Inc. Alton, IL
Super '66' (Fitch #1)
12-50# bags
Owens-Illinois, Inc. Plant No. 7
Alton, IL
Super '66' (Fitch #1)
16-50# bags
Wilputte Coke Oven Div. Super '66'
Allied Chemical Corp.
(Naroo Staz-on
c/o Inter. Harvester Corp.
WI Steel Works, Torrance Ave.
112th Street Gate
Chicago, IL
120-50# bags Cerent)
Same-c/o Shell Oil Co. c/o Shell International Shoe Company Tannery Hartford, IL
Super '66' One-Cote Stalastic
230-50# bags 280-50# bags 80 gals.
Same
Insulseal
c/o Commonwealth Edison Co
Kincaid Station
Kincaid, IL
15 gals.
Granite City Steel Co. Edwardsville Road Granite City, IL
Insulseal
110 gals.
Sane
Super '66'
100-50# bags
ShiD TO: IL
-9-
YEAR SOU5 TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1969 Monsanto Chemical Co. Sauget, IL
Monsanto Chemical Co. Sauget, IL
One-Cote
5-50* bags
1969 J.D. Mott, Inc. 3261 Forest View Road Rockford, IL
Same
Super '66' One-Cote '43' Cement
350-50# bags 33-50# bags 116-50# bags
1969 Mott Brothers Co. 907 South Main Street Rockford, IL
Same
One-Cote Super '66' *43' Cement
24-50# bags 176-50# bags 40-50# bags
1969 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
Shell Oil Co. Roxana, IL
One-Cote
28-50# bags
1969 Sprinkman Sons Corp. of IL
Same
1010-23 S.W. Washington Street
Peoria, IL
Insulseal Spraymastic Super '66' Stalastic
1060 gals. 2370 gals. 780-50# bags 110 gals.
1969 Swartz Products Co. 1230 W. School Street Chicago, IL
1969 Texaco, Inc. 332 South Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL
1969 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street E. St. Louis, IL
1969 Western Asbestos Go. 4511 West Madison Chicago, IL
Same
Super '66*
1-50# bag
Texaco, Inc. c/o Mr. A.L. Bishop Lawrenceville, IL
Super '66'
291-50# bags
Union Starch & Refining 900 N. 19th Street Granite City, IL
Insulseal
80 gals.
Sane
Super '66' One-Cote Spraymastic
Stalastic Insulseal '43' Cement Insulstic
831-50# bags 1415-50# bags 6766 gals.
200 gals. 415 gals. 50-50# bags
49 gals.
Ship To: IL
-10-
YEAR SOU) TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1969 Crows Insulation Co. 2102 S. Evans Evansville, IN
Crows Insulation Co. 915 N. Michigan Avenue Danville, IL
Hylo P/C
399 IF
1969 Powered Equipment, Inc. 420 N. 9th Street Terre Haute, IN
Marathon Oil Co. Refining Division Robinson, IL
Stalastic Insulseal Spraymastic
270 gals. 1540 gals. 54 gals.
1969 Powered Equipment, Inc. 420 N. 9th Street Terre Haute, IN
Velsicol Chemical Corp. P.O. Box 109 Marshall, IL
Spraymastic
108 gals.
1969 Bigelcw-Liptak Corp. Northwestern Hwy. Southfield, MI
Intercont. Alloys Corp. Joliet, IL
Super '66'
18-50# bags
1969 Bigelow-Liptak Corp. Northwestern Hwy. Southfield, MI
Sahara Coal Co. Saline County, IL
Super '66'
4-50# bags
1969 Bigelow Liptak Corp. Northwestern Hwy. Southfield, MI
Texaco, Inc. Lockport, IL
Super '66' Hylo Cement
(PC 11)
10-50# bags 40-50# bags
1969 Insulation Serv., Inc. P.O. Box 7726 Tulsa, OK
Bechtel Corp. c/o Marathon Oil Ref. Robinson, IL
One-Cote Insulseal Stalastic
100-50# bags 220 gals. 245 gals.
1969 J.P. Austin, Inc. 300 Mt. Pleasant Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA
Johnson Sheet Metal Wks. 627 15th Street E. Moline, IL
Stalastic
275 gals.
1970 American Collord 5100 S. Offield Court Skokie, IL
Same
Super '66'
2-5# bags
(N/C Samples)
1970 Clifford-Jacobs Forging Co. Champaign, IL
Same
Insulstic
6 gals.
Ship To: IL
-11-
YEAR sore TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1970 Crane Supply Co. P.O. Box 680 Rockford, IL
Same 3099 Forestview Road Rockford, IL
Super '66'
100-50# bags
1970 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street E. St. Louis, IL
Granite City Steel Co. Blast Furnace Dept. Granite City, IL
Insulseal
50 gals.
1970 Inland Supply Co. 60 Ann Street Elgin, IL
Same
Super '66'
50-50# bags
1970 Powered Equipment Inc. 420 N. 9th Street Terre Haute, IN
Marathon Oil Co. Refining Div. Robinson, IL
Stalastic
90 gals.
1970 Eagle Industrial Co. 10121 N. 18th Street E. St. Louis, IL
,
01 in Gorp. Brass Div. E. Alton, IL
Stalastic
50 gals.
1970 Continental Can Co. 1200 W. 76th Street
Chicago, IL
Peerless Metal Fabricators Stalastic 8585 S. 77th Avenue Bridgeview, IL
10 gals.
1970 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street
E. St. Louis, IL
Shell Oil Co. Stores Dept. Roxanna, IL
One-Cote Stalastic
25-50# bags 30 gals.
1970 Sprinkmann Sons Gorp. of IL 1010-28 S. Washington Peoria, IL
Same
'43' Cement Stalastic Insulseal Spraymastic Super '66'
One-Cote
45-50# bags 75 gals. 200 gals. 1650 gals. 2190-50# bags 130-50# bags
Ship To: IL
-12-
YEAR SOLD TO
1970 Crows Insulation Co. 2102 S. Evans Evansville, IN
1970 Texaco, Inc. 332 S. Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL
1970 Texaco Inc. 332 S. Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL
1970 Western Asbestos Co. 4511 W. Madison Chicago, IL
1970 Western Asbestos 4511 W. Madison Chicago, IL
1970 Western Asbestos Co. 4511 West Madison Avenue Chicago, IL
1970 Bigelow-Liptak Corp. Northwestern Hwy. Southfield, MI
1970 Christy Firebrick Co. 3144 North Broadway St. Louis, MO
1970 Brauer Supply Co. 2100 Washington Avenue St. Louis, MO
SHIP TO
Tee-Pack, Inc. 915 N. Michigan Avenue Danville, IL
Texaco, Inc. Lockport, IL
PRODUCT Hylo P/C
Super '66' Hylo P/C
AMOUNT 645 IF
10-50* bags 847 IF
Same c/o Mr. A.L. Bishop Lawrenceville, IL
Super '66'
250-50# bags
Union Oil Co.
One-Cote
135th Street at New Avenue
Lemont, IL
50-50# bags
Same
Spraymastic One-Cote Stalastic Super '66' '43' Cement Insulseal Insulstic
4608 gals. 1115-50# bags 130 gals. 675-50# bags 20-50# bags
5 gals. 80 gals.
Same McCook, IL For Waldron Paint Line
One-Cote Spraymastic
65-50# bags 150 gals.
Foster Wheeler Corp. c/o Clark Oil & Refining Hartford, IL
Super '66'
3-50# bags
Allied Chemical Corp.
Stalastic
54th & Penn Central Tracks
East St. Louis, IL
10 gals.
Marathon Oil Co. Robinson, IL
Insulseal Super *66' One-Cote
605 gals. 297-50# bags 198-50# bags
Ship To: IL
-13-
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1970 The Luraraus Co. 1515 Broad Street Bloomfield, NJ
Same
Stalastic
c/o Northern Petrochemical Asb. Rope
Morris, IL
Asb. Firefelt
Strip
2640 gals. 1260 LF
2860 LF
1970
Ovens Corning Corp. Supply & Contr. Div. 2987 Exon Driv Cincinnati, Ohio
1970 Insulation Services P.O. Box 7726 Tulsa, OK
Same Marathon Oil Refinery Robinson, EL
Same-c/o Procon, Inc. c/o Clark Oil Refinery Hartford, IL
Insulseal Stalastic
Insulseal Stalastic
335 gals. 40 gals.
240 gals. 10 gals.
1970 Insulation Services P.O. Box 7726 Tulsa, OK
Same-c/o Bechtel Corp. c/o Marathon Oil Corp. Robinson, IL
One-Cote Insulseal
150-50# bags 150 gals.
1970 Insulation Services P.O. Box 7726 Tulsa, OK
Same-c/o Arthur G. McCee & Co. c/o Shell Oil Refinery Woodriver, IL
Super '66' Stalastic
100-50# bags 40 gals.
1970 J.P. Austin Assoc., Inc. 300 Mt. Pleasant Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA
Johnson Sheet Metal 627 15th Street E. Moline, IL
Stalastic
220 gals.
1970 Sprinkmann Sons Corp.
Same
12100 West Silver Springs Road 1400 13th Street
Milwaukee, WI
Rockford, IL
Stalastic
550 gals.
1971 Clifford-Jacobs Forging Co. Champaign, IL
Same
Insulstic
6 gals.
1971 Crane Supply Co. 3099 Forestview Road Rockford, IL
1971 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Louis, IL
Ship To: IL
Same 3099 Forestview Road Rockford, IL
Same
Super '66* '43' Cement
12-50# bags 10-50# bags
Stalastic
50 gals.
-14-
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1971
Crows Insulation Co 2102 S. Evans Evansville, IN
Mt. Carmel Public Utility Super '66' S. Mullberry Street Mt. Carmel, IL
12-50# bags
1971
Western Asbestos Co. 4511 W. Madison Avenue Chicago, IL
Seneca Patroleun Co. New Avenue Lemont, IL
Spraymastic
220 gals.
1971
Sprinkmann Sons Corp. of IL Same 1010-28 S.W. Washington Street Peoria, IL
Spraymastic Super '66' One-Cote Stalastic Insulseal
1700 gals. 1500-50# bags 130-50# bags 150 gals. 250 gals.
1971 Texaco, Inc. 332 S. Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL
1971 Western Asbestos Co. 4511 W. Madison Chicago, IL
1971
Powered Equipment Inc, 420 N. 9th Street Terre Haute, IN
1971
Bigelow-Liptak Corp. 21202 Civic Center Drive Southfield, MI
1971
Bigelow-Liptak Corp. 21201 Civic Center Drive Southfield, MI
1971 Hi-Temp Ref. Go. 10360 Bradley Drive St. Louis, MD
Texaco, Inc. Lawrenceville, IL
Super '66'
275-50# bags
Same
Spraymastic One-Cote Super '66' Stalastic '43' Cement Insulseal
6500 gals. 300-50# bags 100-50# bags 105 gals. 25-50# bags 130 gals.
Marathon Oil Co Refining Div. Robinson, IL
Stalastic Insulseal
110 gals. 715 gals.
Amax Aluminum Mill Prod. U.S. Highway 6 East of
Morris, IL
Super '66' (C--18)
40-50# bags
A.P. Green Services
Stalastic
131st Street & Kidzie Ave.
Blue Island, IL
200 gals.
IL Power Co. E. Alton, IL
Stalastic
110 gals.
Shib To: IL
-15-
(TEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1971 Hi-Temp Ref. Co. 10360 Bradley Drive St. Louis, M3
Central IL Public Hutsonville, IL
Super '66' '43' Cement
50-50# bags 6-50# bags
1971 Fitch Recuperator Co. Bradford, til
Owens-Illinois, Inc. 1625 E. Broadway Alton, IL
Super '66' (Fitch #1)
16-50# bags
1971
Foster Wheeler Corp. 110 S. Orange Street Livingston, MJ
Mobil Oil Corp. Interstate 55 w. Elwood, IL
Stalastic
20 gals.
1971
J.P. Austin Assoc., Inc. 300 Mt. Plesant Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA
Johnson Sheet Metal 625 15th Street E. Moline, IL
Stalastic
110 gals.
1971
Sprinkmann Sons Corp. 12100 West Silver Spring Road Milwaukee, WI
Sprinkmann Sons Corp. of IL 1010-29 S.W. Washington
Peoria, IL
Spraymastic Insulseal
200 gals. 100 gals.
1972 Asbestos-Magnesia Material 2614 Clyboume Ave.
Chicago, IL
Same
Stalastic
160 gals.
1972
Asbestos & Magnesia Materials 2614 Clyboum Avenue Chicago, IL
Asbestos & Magnesia Mat's Stalastic c/o P&G Willow Street & Chicago River Chicago, IL
50 gals.
1972 Brand Insulation, Inc. 3240 west Fulton Street
Chicago, IL
Same Joliet, IL
Stalastic
850 gals.
1972 Manteno State Hospital Manteno, IL
Same
Stalastic
60 gals.
1972 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street East St. Iouis, IL
Miles Laboratory Granite City Steel Co. Granite City, IL
Insulseal
90 gals.
Ship To: IL
-16-
ft
YEAR SOU) TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1972 Paul J. Krez Co. 7333 N. Oak Park Avenue Miles, IL
Same c/o Mobil Refinery Joliet, IL
Stalastic
295 gals.
1972 J.J. Moroney Co. 2537 W. LeMayne Street Melrose Park, IL
Seneca Petroleum Co. New Avenue Lemont, IL
Spraymastic
110 gals.
1972 Sprinkmann & Sons Corp. of IL Same 1010-23 S.W. Washington Street Peoria, IL
Spraymastic Stalastic
Insulseal
2655 gals. 60 gals. 4027 gals.
1972 Western Asbestos 4511 West Madison Chicago, IL
Same
Spraymastic 4000 gals.
1972 Powered Equipment, Inc. 420 N. 9th Street Terre Haute, IN
Marathon Oil Co Robinson, IL
Insulseal '43' Cement
660 gals. 10-50# bags
1972 Bigelow Liptak Corp. 21201 Civic Center Drive Southfield, MI
P.P.G. Industries Works #14-'34' Tempening Mt. Zoin, IL
Insulstic
15 gals.
1973 A & M Insulation Co. 2614 Clybourn Avenue Chicago, IL
Same
Spraymastic 25 gals.
1973 Brand Insulations, Inc. 2350 W. Fulton Street Chicago, IL
Same
Spraymastic Stalastic
340 gals. 85 gals.
1973 C-E Refractories 625 W. Illinois Avenue Aurora, IL
Same
Stalastic
800 gals.
1973 Insulation By Western, Inc. 4511 W. Madison '
Chicago, IL
Same
Spraymastic
2000 gals.
Ship To: IL
-17-
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1973 John J. Moroney & Co. 2537 W. LeMayne Street Melrose Park, IL
Seneca Petroleum Co. New Avenue Lemont, IL
Spraymastic 55 gals.
1973 Sprinkraann & Sons Corp. of IL Same 1010-23 S.W. Washington Street Peoria, IL
Insulseal Spraymastic
1600 gals 2460 gals
1973 Western Asbestos Co. 4511 Madison Chicago, IL
Same
Stalastic Insulstic
650 gals. 80 gals.
1973 Powered Equipment, Inc 420 N. 9th Street Terre Haute, IN
Marathon Oil Co Refinery Robinson, IL
Insulseal
440 gals.
1973 Insulation & Materials Co. 1042 Central Indus. Drive St. Louis, MO
Sane of IL
800 Steel Street Robinson, IL
Stalastic
220 gals.
1973 Insulation Services 555 W. 41st Street Tulsa, OK
Same c/o Bectel Corp. c/o Texaco, Inc. Ref. Lawrenceville, IL
Stalastic
60 gals.
1973 Insulation Serv., Inc. 555 W. 41st Street Tulsa, OK
1974 A & M Materials Co. 2614 Clyboume Avenue Chicago, IL
Same
Spraymastic
c/o Phillips Pipe Line Terminal
3300 S. Mississippi
Illinois Hgwy. #3
Cahokia, IL
450 gals.
Amoco Chemical Corp. U.S. Route 66 Joliet, IL
Stalastic
50 gals.
1974 Conmonwealth Edison Co. Morris, IL
1974 Eclipse, Inc. 1100 Buchanan Street Rockford, IL
Same Same
Spraymastic
15 gals.
Spraymastic
55 gals.
Ship To: IL
-18-
fEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1974 Insulation By Western 4511 W. Madison Street Chicago, IL
Same
Spraymastic 4000 gals.
1974 Insulation By Western 4511 W. Madison Street Chicago, IL
A.P. Gfceen Ref. 4620 S. Tripp Chicago, IL
Stalastic
40-50* gal.
1974 John J. Moroney & Co. 2537 W. Lemoyne Street Melrose Park, IL
Seneca Petrolean New Avenue Lenont, IL
Spraymastic 230 gals.
1974 M.W. Kellogg Co. P.0. Box 674 Joliet, IL
Same Noel & Patterson Road Joliet, IL
Stalastic
100 gals.
1974 Sprinkmann Sons Corp. of IL Same 1010-28 S.W. Washington Street Peoria, IL
Spraymastic Insulseal Stalastic
1175 gals. 1930 gals. 124 gals.
1974 Sprinkmann & Sons
Same
1010-28 S.W. Washington Street
Peoria, IL
Spraymastic 400 gals.
1974 J.M. Sales Gorp. 560 S. Third Avenue Mt. Vernon, NY
N. Petro-Chemical U.S. Route 6 Morris, IL
Stalastic
275 gals.
1974 Insulation Serv., Inc. 351 W. 41st Street Tulsa, OK
Same-c/o Bechtel Corp. c/o Tex<tpo Ref. Lawrenceville, IL
Stalastic
150 gals.
1975 Petro-Chemical Dev. Co. 122 E. 42nd Street New York, NY
Foster Wheeler Corp. Hawthorne Street Harford, IL
Stalastic
55 gals.
1975 Sprinkmann Sons Corp. of IL Same 1010-28 S.W. Washington Street
Peoria, IL
Spraymastic Insulseal
805 gals. 210 gals.
Ship To: IL
-19-
YEAR SOLD TO
1976 Heat Research Corp. 800 One Greenway Plaza Houston, TX
SHIP TO
All Air Transport Inc. 4019 Fleetwood Franklin Park, IL
PRODUCT Stalastic
AMOUNT 220 gals.
Shipments were also made into Illinois for export.
Ship To: IL
-20-
1-6-89
i *
it YEAR SOU) TO
1960 Joplin Cement Co. 10th and Moffet Joplin, MO
1961 Anderson Stolz Corp. 1727-33 Walnut Street Kansas City, MO
1961 A.P. Green Ref. Mexico, MO
1961 Central Supply Co. 214 W. 21st Street Kansas City, MO
1961 Christy Firebrick Co. 506 Olive Street St. Louis, MO
1961 Christy Firebrick Co. 506 Olive Street St. Louis, MO
1961 Joplin Cement Co. P.O. Box 591 Joplin, MO
1961 Joplin Cement Co. P.O. Box 591 Joplin, MO
1961 Joplin Cement Co. Tenth & Moffet Joplin, MO
1961 Kelley Asbestos Products 2030 Grand Avenue Kansas City, MO
Sold To: MO
SOLD TO: MISSOURI SHIP TO Pickup
PRODUCT Insulseal
oz
exhibit_____
AMOUNT 8-500# drums
c/o Babcock & Wilcox Sheldon Station Hallem, NE
Spraymastic 1-54 gal. drum
Same
'33' Cement 160-50# bags
Super '66'
556-50# bags
(APG Insulating Cement)
Cooperative Refinery Assn. Stalastic Refinery Phillipsburgh, KS
3-300# drums
Sinclair Refining Co. Hawthorn Station Hartford, IL
Stalastic
6-50# pails
Outboard Marine Corp. Lamar, M0
Hylo P/C Hylo P/C
60 LF 1-36" piece
Dresser Engr. Co., c/o Skelly Oil Co. Minneola, KS
Spencer Chemical Co. Military, KS
Stalastic
3-55 gal. drums
33' Cement (Eagle)
45-50# bags
Same
Spraymastic Stalastic
Stalastic
25-45# pails 20 gals. 14-50# pails
Hylo P/C
672 LF
-1-
1
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1961 Southwestern Insulation 1301 St. Louis Street Springfield, M3
1961 Standard Asbestos Oo. 410 N. Olive Street Kansas City, M3
1966 Midwest Materials CD 1001 Moffet Joplin, M3
1967 American Oar 4 Foundry Main & Clark Street St. Charles, MO
1967 American Oil Oo, Sugar Creek, M3
1967 Anderson Stolz Cbrp. 1727-33 Walnut Street Kansas City, 113
1967 Anderson Stolz Gorp. ,1727-33 Walnut Street Kansas City, MO
1967 A. P. Green Refractories
iiCAicU, i-VJ
.
19C7 A. P. Green Refract Mexico, MO
Producers Creamery Oo. Cabool, MO
Stalastic
1-550# drum
Same
Stalastic
15-50# bags
Midwest Materials Oo.
Super '66'
c/o Harold G. Butzer, Inc. One-Cbte
H.K. Porter Oo.
Fulton, M3
50-50# bags 10-50# bags
Same
Sprayraastic 1 quart
Stalastic
2 quarts
(N/C Samples)
Same
Super '66'
5-50# bags
Same
C.R.A. Inc. Scotts Bluff, NE
Super '66' One-Cbte Insulseal '43' Oement
1250-50# bags 10-50# bags 20-50# pails 10-50# bags
Super '66'
10-50# bags
E. J. Bartells CO 524 N. Tillamook Portland, OR
Super '66' Super '66' (APG)
Same: Renroey Division
Super '66'
Hedley St. & Delaware Rvr. (APG)
Philadelphia, PA
756-50# bags 70-25# bags
210-50# bags
Sold To: M3
-2-
y. YEAR SCO) TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1967 A. P. Green Refract. Mexico, MO
Same Sulphur Springs, TX
Super '66' (APG)
1606-50# bags
1967 A.P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
Same 580 Indiana Avenue San Francisco, CA
Super *66'
704-50# bags
(APG Insulating Oement)
1967 A.P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
Same 1500 Esperanza Street Los Angeles, CA
Super '66'
778-50# bags
(APG Insulating Cement)
1967 A.P. Green Refract. Mexico, ID
Same 6514 Hasting Detroit, MI
Super '66'
802-50# bags
(APG Ins. Oement)
1967 A.P. Green Ref. Mexico, MO
Same
Super '66'
21459-50# bags
Insulseal
1-500# dnra
Insulseal
50 gals.
Super '66'
1630-25# bags
(APG Insulating Oement)
1967 A.P. Green Ref. Mexico, MO
Same of Kansas 2350 Bellview Kansas City, MO
Super '66' (APG)
504-50# bags
1967 A.P. Green Ref. Mexico, MO
Staith-Sharpe Co. 117-27th Avenue S.E. Minneapolis, MN
Hylo (SS-10) '43' Oement (SS-11) Super '66' (APG)
65-50# bags 85-50# bags 1310-50# bags
1967 Central Supply Co. 214 W. 21st Street Kansas City, MO
Hercules, Inc.
Insulseal
Sunflower Army Ammunition Pit.
DeSoto, KS
3-500# drums
1967 Central Supply Cb. 234 W. 21st Street Kansas City, MO
American Petrofina Cb. Refinery Dept El Dorado, KS
Insulseal
8-500# drims
Sold To: MD
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>
L
YEAR SOLD TO
1967 Central Supply Co. 214 W. 21st Street Kansas City, MO
1967 Central Supply Cb. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, MO
1967 Central Supply Co. Kansas City, MO
1967 Christy Firebrick Cb. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
1967 Christy Firebrick Cb. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
1967 Christy Firebrick Co. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
1967 Christy Firebrick Cb. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
1967 Christy Firebrick Cb. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
1967 Christy Firebrick Go. St. Louis, MO
SHIP TO National Cooperative McPherson, KS
Same
Kerr-McGee Oorp. Cushing, OK Sane
PRODUCT Insulseal
AMOUNT 6-500# drvms
Hi-Stick Super '66' One-Cote Insulseal Insulseal Insulseal
Insulseal
5-50# bags 750-50# bags 495-50# bags 2-55# drums 40-5 gal. pails 5-500# drums
1-500# drum
Super '66'
300-50# bags
c/o Coleman Light Plant N. W. Street Sikeston, MO
'43' Cement (Eagle)
2-50# bags
General Cable Cbrp. 5101 Farlin Avenue St. Louis, MO
Super '66*
4-50# bags
Mallinckrodt Chem. Cb. 23 Destrehan Street St. Louis, MO
Insulseal Insulseal
5-50# pails 1-500# drum
Metropolitan District 10 E. Grand Avenue St. Louis, MO
Insulseal
2-50# pails
Nichols Engineering Co. 9200 S. Broadway Lemay, MO -
Stalastic
50 gals.
Sold To: MO
YEAR, SOLD TO 1967 Christy Firebrick Co.
St. Louis, MO
1967 Christy Firebrick Co. St. Louis, MO
1967 Kelley Asbestos Products 2030 Grand Avenue Kansas City, MO
1967 Kelley Asbestos Products Kansas City, MO
1967 Kelley Asbestos Products Kansas City, MO
1967 Midwest Materials Co. 1001 Moffet Joplin, MO
1967 Midwest Materials Co. 1001 Moffet Joplin, M0
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
St. Louis Diecasting Corp. Insulseal 4515 Miami Street St. Louis, MO
AMOUNT 5-50# pails
Century Electric Co. 957 W. Mullins Street Humboldt, TN
Stalastic
5 gals.
<
Topeka Supp. & Boiler Co. 2nd & Jefferson Topeka, KS
Super '66'
40-50# bags
Same
Super '66'
40-50# bags
Marketing Pipeline Kerr-McGee Corp. c/o Warehouse, Box 1031 Cushing, OK
Super '66'
Monarch Cement Co. Humboldt, KS
Insulseal
20-50# bags 50 gals.
Same
Insulseal Insulseal Insulseal Super '66' One-Cote
Hi-Stick '43' Cement Stalastic Spraymastic Kings XX
41-5 gal. pails 17-50# pails 3-500# drums 415-50# bags 1390-50# bags
250-50# bags 82-50# bags
17-5 gal. pails 5-5 gal. pails 2-100# bags
Sold To: M0
-5-
YEAR SOLD TO
1967 Missouri Water & Steam Co. P.O. Box 65 St. Joseph, MO
1967 Riback Pipe & Steel Co. P.O. Box 937 Columbia, MO
1967 Southwestern Ins. & Mat'l. 1050 E. Lynn Springfield, MO
1967 Southwestern Ins. & Mat'l. 1050 E. Lynn-MPO Box 744 Springfield, MO
1967 Standard Asbestos 410 N. Olive Street Kansas City, MO
1967 Standard Asbestos 00. 410 N. Olive Street Kansas City, MO
1967 Standard Asbestos Mfg. 410 N. Olive Street Kansas City, MO
1968 American Can Co. 3200 Kingshighway Hlvd. St. Louis, MO
1968 Anderson Stolz Obrp. Kansas City, MO
SHIP TO
Same 818 S. 6th Street St. Joseph, MO
Same
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
Super '66' '43' Cement
80-50# bags 10-50# bags
Super '66'
20-50# bags
c/o, Southwest Ins. & Mat. Insulseal c/o Acid Plant-North Bid Galena, KS
Same
Hi-Stick Super '66' Stalastic
Kerr-MsGee Obrp. Wynnewood, CK
Super '66'
6-500# druns
70-50# bags 25-50# bags 15 gals.
64-50# bags
Same
Insulstic
5-60# pails
Same 516 South Locust Borger, TX
Same
Stalastic
5 gals.
Hylo Cement 40-50# bags
Kansas Brick & Tile Hoisington, KS
Insulseal Insulseal
7-500# druns 1-275# drum
Sold To: MO
-6-
YEAR SOD TO
1968 Anderson Stolz Cbrp. 1727-33 Walnut Street Kansas City, MO
1968 Anderson - Stolz 1727-33 Walnut Kansas City, MO
1968 A, P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
1968 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
1968 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
1968 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
1968 A. P. Green Refract. Mexico, MO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
Same
Super '66' '43* Cement (Eagle) Insulseal Insulstic
960-50# bags 20-50# bags
50 gals. 20 gals.
Geo. P. Rintjes Co. c/o Phillips Petroleun Phillblack Plant Borger, TX
Super '66'
14-50# bags
Same
Super '66' (APG) Super '66' (APG) Insulseal Insulseal Insulseal '33' Cement
2650-25# bags
19186-50# bags
1797 gals. 24-275# dnms 25-50# bags 1250 gals.
Same of Kansas City 2530 Bellview Kansas City, MO
Super '66' Super '66' (APG)
16-25# bags 470-50# bags
Georgia Pacific Oorp. Plywood Plant Toldeo, OR
Insulseal (APG)
35 gals.
c/o Wisconsin, Inc. 1120 S. Barclay Street Milwaukee, WI
Super '66'
250-50# bags
(APG Ins. Cement)
Insulseal
50 gals.
Same of New York Niagara Industrial Park N. Tonawanda, NY
Super '66' (APG)
62-50# bags
Sold To: MO
-7-
YEAR SOLD TO
1968 A. P. Green Refract. Mexico, MO
1968 A.P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
1968 A.P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
1968 A.P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
1968 A.P. Green Refract. 2350 Belleview Kansas City, MO
1968 A.P. Green Ref Mexico, MO
1968 Central Supply Co. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansan City, MO
1968 Central Supply Cb Kansas City, MO
1968 Central Supply Co Kansas City, MO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOCJOT
Sulphur Springs Div. A. P. Green Refract. Co. Thermo, TX
Super '66' (APG)
735-50# bags
Same 1500 Esperanza Street
Los Angeles, CA
Super *66'
252-50# bags
(APG Insulating Ctement)
Same 580 Indiana Street San Francisco, CA
Super *66'
201-50# bags
(APG Insulating Cement)
Same Bigelow Liptak Corp. c/o Continental Can Co. Mulford, CA
Super '66*
20-50# bags
Kansas Soya Products Co. Insulseal
Bnporia, KS
(AP)
50 gals.
Snith Sharpe GO. 117-27th Avenue, S.E Minneapolis, IN
Super '66' (APG) '43' Cement (SS 11) Hylo Cement (SS 10)
1650-50#bags 100-50# bags 120-50# bags
American Petrofina CO. Refinery Dept. El Dorado, KS
Insulseal
6-500# drums
Hercules, Inc. De Soto, KS
Insulseal
2-500# drums
National Cooperative Ref. Insulseal McPherson, KS
2-500# drums
Sold To: MO
--8--
I YEAR SOLD TO
1968 Central Supply Ob. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, MO
1968 Christy Firebrick Co 3144 North Broadway St. Louis, MO
1968 Christy Firebrick Co. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
1968 Christy Firebrick Co. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
1968 Christy Firebrick Co 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
1968 Christy Firebrick Ob 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
1968 Christy Firebrick Cb 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
1968 Christy Firebrick Oo 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
19G8 Hi-Terap Refractories 10360 Badgley Drive St. Louis, MO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
Sane
One-Oote Super '66' Insulseal Insulseal
490-50# bags 470-50# bags 200 gals. 7-500# druns
The Nestle Go. 2101 Alains Street Granite City, IL
Insulseal
3-50# pails
Beech Aircraft Corp. 9709 E. Central Avenue Wichita, KS
Hylo Block
162 SF
Same
Super *66' Insulseal
400-50# bags 2-50# pails
Coleman Light Plant N.W. Street Sikeston, MO
'43* Cement 2-50# bags
Nichols Big. & Res. Cbrp. Stalastic Bissell Point Sewage Trttnnt. Plant St. Louis, MO
45 gals.
Nooter, Inc. 125 Rutger Street St. Louis, MO
Stalastic
5 gals.
Proctor & Gamble Mfg. Co. Stalastic 169 E. Grand Avenue St. Louis, MO
30 gals.
Same 4215 Clayton Avenue
St. Louis, MO -
Super '66'
480-50# bags
Sold To: MO
-9-
I
YEAR. SOLD'TO
1968 Joplin Supply Co. P.O. Box 910 Joplin, MO
1968 Midwest Materials Co. 1001 Moffet Joplin, MO
1968 Midwest Materials Co. 1001 Moffet Joplin, M0
SHIP TO Same
Monarch Cement Co. Humboldt, KS
Same
1968 Missouri Water & Steam Co. P.O. Box 65 St. Joseph, M0
1968 Re-Lo Manufacturing Co. 1300 West Tenth Street Joplin, M0
1968 Riback Pipe & Steel Co. P.O. Box 937 Columbia, M0
1968 Southwestern Ins. &Mat'l. 1050 E. Lynn-MPO Box 744 Springfield, M0
Same 818 S. 6th Street St. Joseph, M0 Same
Same
Same
1968 Southwestern Ins. & Mat11. 1050 E. Lynn-MPO Box 744 Springfield, M0
1968 Standard Asbestos Co. 410 N. Olive Street Kansas City, MO
Sold To: MO
Same-Joplin, M0
Chief Supply Co. V.A. Hospital Topeka, KS
-10-
PRODUCT One-Cote
AMOUNT 4-50# bags
Insulseal Insulseal
75 gals. 12-50# pails
'43' Cement Insulseal
Stalastic One-Cote Super '66' Hi-Stick Spraymastic Kings XX
Super '66' '43' Cement One-Cote
111-50# bags 57-5 gal. pai
3-500# drums 36-50# pails 55 gals. 1062-50# bags 672-50# bags 140-50# bags
75 gals. 6-100# bags
90-50# bags 10-50# bags 50-50# bags
Super '66'
15-50# bags
Super '66'
20-50# bags
Super '66' '43' Cement One-Cote Hi-Stick
115-50# bags 60-50# bags 250-50# bags 60-50# bags
One-Cote Super '66' Hi-Stick
10-50# bags 1-50# bags 6-50# bags
'43' Cement 10-50# bags
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1968 Standard Asbestos Oo. 410 N. Olive Street Kansas City, MO
1968 Standard Asbestos Oo. 410 N. Olive Street Kansas City, MO
1968 Standard Asbestos Oo. 410 N. Olive Street Kansas City, MO
1968 Standard Asbestos Co. 410 N. Olive Street Kansas City, MO
1968 Standard Asbestos Oo. 410 N. Olive Street Kansas City, MO
1969 Anderson Stolz Gbrp. 1727-33 Walnut Street Kansas City, MO
1969 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
1969 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
1969 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
Topeka Supply & Boiler Cb. Super '66' 2nd & Jefferson Streets Insulseal Topeka, KS
University of Kansas 7030-6700 B&G GRM Lawrence, KS
Super '66'
c/o Kaminer Const. Gbrp. Crosby Chemicals Co. De Ridder, LA
Stalastic
Same
Gne-Oote
40-50# bags 20 gals. 20-50# bags
10 gals.
34-30# bags
Kerr-McGee Cbrp. P.O. Box 1031 CUshing, CK
Same
Same of Kansas City 2530 Belleview Kansas City, MO
Same
Mississippi Lime Oo. Mosher, MO
Super '66' Insulseal
45-50# bags 500 gals.
Super '66' '43* Cement One-Cote
480-50# bags 10-50# bags 10-50# bags
Super '66' Insulseal (APG)
210-50# bags 110 gals.
Super '66' Super '66' Insulseal
3303-25# bags 22895-50# bags 2040 gals.
Super '66' (APG)
35-50# bags
Sold To: MO
-11-
YEAR SOLD TO
1969 A. P. Green Refract. Mexico, MO
1969 A. P. Green Refract. Mexico, MO
1969 A.P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
1969 A.P. Green Ref. Mexico, MO
1969 A.P. Green Ref. Mexico, MO
-
1969 Brauer Supply Cb. 2100 Washington Avenue St. Louis, MO
1969 Central Ins. & Eng. Go. Kansas City, MO
1963 Central Supply Co. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, MO
1969 Central Supply Co. Kansas City, MO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
Same 1120 S. Barclay Street Milwaukee, WI
Super '66' (APG) Super '66'
250-25# bags 600-50# bags
Same Sulphur Springs Div. Thermo, TX
Super '66' (APG)
861-50# bags
General Elec. Go. c/o A. L. Thomas Cb. 4515 Old Pineville Road Griffith, NC
Super '66' (APG)
36-50# bags
Shiith-Sharpe Cb. 117-27th Avenue, S.E. Minneapolis, MN
One-Cote (SS-10) '43' Cement
(SS-11) Super '66'
200-50# bags 100-50# bags 450-50# bags
Mississippi Lime Cb. Mosher, MS
Super '66'
35-50# bags
Same 330 S. Newstead Avenue
St. Louis, MO
Super '66* One-Cbte
397-50# bags 1936-50# bags
Same
Insulseal Super '66' One-Cbte
425 gals. 780-50# bags 660-50# bags
American Petrofina El Dorado, KS
Insulseal
440 gals.
American Salt Oorp.
Lyons, KS
-
Insulseal
550 gals.
YEAR SOLD TO
1969 Central Supply Oo. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, MO
1969 Central Supply Co Kansas City, MO
1969 Oentral Supply Cb. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, MD
1969 Christy Firebrick Go. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, M0
1969 Christy Firebrick Cb 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, M0
1909 Christy Firebrick Cb 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
1969 1969
CRA, Inc. P.O. Box 7305 Kansas City, MO DCASR, St. Louis 1136 Washington Street St. Louis, M0
1969 Hardy Salt Co. P.O. Drawer 449 St. Louis, M0
1969 Hi-Temp Refractories 10360 Badgley Drive St. Louis, M0
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
Hercules, Inc.
Insulseal
Sunflower Ordinance Plant
De Soto, KS
110 gals.
National Coop. Refinery McPherson, KS
Insulseal
220 gals.
General Service Admin. 1500 E. Bannister Road Kansas City, VO
'43' Cement (Eagle)
100-50# bags
Same
Super '66'
480-50# bags
Mallinckroft Chemical Wks. Insulseal 123 Destrehan Street St. Louis, VO
25 gals.
Proctor & Gamble Manf. Cb. Insulseal
169 Grand Avenue
Stalastic
St. Louis, MO
5 gals. 5 gals.
Same Phillipsburg, KS
Rec. Officer, Bldg. 35 Charleston Naval Shpyd. Charleston, SC
Chstable Qnt. 198-50# bags
Che-Cbte
41-50# bags
Same 1501 Main Street Manistee, MI
Super '66'
10-50# bags
Same
Super '66'
480-50# bags
Sold To: MO
-13-
YEAR ,, SOLD TO
1969 Midwest Materials P.0. Box 5 Joplin, MO
SHIP TO Same
PRODUCT
Insulseal
Super '66' One-Cote Hi-Stick Stalastic Spraymastic '43' Cement
AMOUNT
4-500# drums 34-5 gal. pails 10-50# pails 580-50# bags 930-50# bags 9-50# bags 15 gals. 60 gals. 46-50# bags
1969 Midwest Materials P.0. Box 5 Joplin, MO
Johns-Manville Co. 4235 S. 68 East Avenue Tulsa, OK
Stalastic
20 gals.
1969 Missouri Utilities Co. 400 Broadway Cape Girardeau, MO
Same Viaduct Substation Cape Girardeau, MO
'43' Cement (Eagle)
4-50# bags
1969 Missouri Water & Steam Co. P.0. Box 65 St. Joseph, MO
Same
Super '66* (Eagle)
80-50# bags
1969 Ovens Corning F/G Corp. 2462 Schuetz Road Maryland Hts., MO
Same
'43' Cement (Eagle)
2-50# bags
1969 Southwestern Insulation 1301 St. Louis Street Springfield, MO
Same
Stalastic Spraymastic
55 gals. 65 gals.
1969 Standard Asbestos Mfg. & Ins. Kerr-McGee Corp.
Kansas City, MO
Cushing, OK
Super '66*
40-50# bags
1969 Standard Asbestos Mfg. & Ins. Kerr-McGee Corp.
Kansas City, MO
Wynnewood, OK
Super '66'
24-50# bags
1970 Anderson Stolz Corp. 1727-33 Walnut Street Kansas City, MO
Same .
'
'43' Cement One-Cote
Super '66' (Eagle)
20-50# bags 20-50# bags
480-50# bags
Sold To: MO
-14-
YEAR SOLD TO
1970 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
1970 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
1970 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, ID
1970 A. P. Green Refract. Mexico, MO
1970 A.P. Green Ref. Mexico, MO
1970 Brauer Supply Cb. 2100 Washington Avenue St. Louis, MO
1970 Central Supply 00. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, MO
1970 Central Supply Qo. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, MO
1970 Central Supply Co. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, MO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
Watkins, Inc. 711 West Second Avenue Wichita, KS
Super '66' (APG)
42-50# bags
Same
Super '66' Super '66' (APG) Insulseal
2756-25# bags 20823-50# bags
2965 gals.
Same of Kansas City 2530 Belleview Kansas City, MO
Super '66' (APG)
306-50# bags
Same Thermo, TX
Super '66' (APG)
432-50# bags
Staith-Sharpe Oo. 117-27th Avenue, S.E. Minneapolis, Mf
Super '66' (APG) One-COte (SS-10) '43' Cement (SS-11)
1066-50# bags 75-50# bags 115-50# bags
Marathon Oil Oo. Robinson, EL
Insulseal Super '66' One-Oote
605 gals. 297-50# bags 198-50# bags
American Salt OOrp. Lyons, KS
Insulseal
550 gals.
Ooop. Farm Chemical Co. 2 Mile East Highway 10 Lawrence, KS
Insulseal
Hercules, Inc.-
Insulseal
Sunflower Army Ann. Plant
De Soto, KS
110 gals. 330 gals.
Sold To: MO
-15-
YEAR SOLD TO
1970 Ctentral Supply 00. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, VD
1970 Central Supply Co Kansas City, MD
1970 Central Supply Co. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, M0
1970 Central Supply Go. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, M0
1970 Christy Firebrick Go 3144 North Broadway St. Louis, M0
1970 Christy Firebrick Co. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, M0
1970 Christy Firebrick Cb 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, M0
1970 Christy Firebrick CD. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, M0 '
1970 Custom Food Tanks, Inc. 2501 Adie Road Maryland Heights, MO
1970 Grover Brand-Qnployee Joplin, MO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
M.W. Kellogg Company c/o Cbop Parra Chem. Co. Lawrence, KS
Spraymastic 54 gals.
Natl. Coop. Ref. Ass'c. McPherson, KS
Insulseal
110 gals.
c/o Phillips Petro. Ref. Fairfax Division Kansas City, KS
Insulseal
110 gals.
Same
Super '66' One-Cote
760-50# bags 200-50# bags
Allied Chemical Corp.
Stalastic
54th & Penn Central Tracks
Bast St. Louis, EL
Same
Super '66' Oie-Cbte Insulseal
Kaiser 3nelter St. Jude Indusrial Park New Madrid, MO
Stalastic
Mallinckrodt (hem. Works 123 Destrehan Street St. Louis, MO
Insulseal
Same
Insulstic
10 gals.
600-50# bags 80-50# bags 100 gals. 190 gals.
25 gals.
30 gals.
Same
Super '66*
11-50# bags
Sold To: MO
-16-
YEAR* SOLD TO
1970 Hi-Temp Refractories 10360 Badgley Drive St. Louis, M0
SHIP TO
Same 4215 Clayton Avenue St. Louis, MO
PRODUCT
Super '66' One-Cote
AMOUNT
450-50# bags 130-50# bags
1970 Hi-Temp Refractories 10360 Badgley Drive St. Louis, MO
Pickup
Super '66' One-Cote
'43' Cement (Eagle)
2100-50# bags 190-50# bags
9-50# bags
1970 Insulating & Materials
Same
1042 Centraline Industrial Drive
St. Louis, MO
Super '66*
5-50# bags
1970 Jamar-Olmen, Eng. Div. 1002 E. 19th Street Kansas City, MO
CRA Corporation Coffeyville, KS
Insulseal
100 gals.
1970 Midwest Materials P.O. Box 5 Joplin, MO
Same-Pick Up
Super '66' Stalastic
'43' Cement One-Cote Insulseal
895-50# bags 10 gals. 50-50# bags 635-50# bags 145 gals.
1970 Midwest Materials P.O. Box 5 Joplin, MO
Continental Oil Co. Ref. Warehouse Ponca City, CK
Super '66' '43* Cement One-Cote (Eagle)
195-50# bags 15-50# bags 230-50# bags
1970 Missouri Water & Steam Co. P.O. Box 65 St. Joseph, MO
Same
Super *66' (Eagle)
80-50# bags
1970 Riback Pipe 8c Steel Co. P.O. Box 937 Columbia, MO
Same
Super '661
20-50# bags
1970 Southwestern Ins. 8c Mat'l. 1050 E. Lynn-MPO Box 744 Springfield, MO
National Gypsum Co. Kansas Army Aran. Plant . Parson, KS
Stalastic
55 gals.
Sold To: MO
-17-
YEAR. sold, to
1970 Southwestern Ins. & Mat'l. 1050 E. Lynn-MPO Box 744 Springfield, MO
SHIP TO Same
1970 Yellcw Transit Ins. & Mat'l. 1040 Centerline Ind. Drive St. Louis, M0
Same
1971 Anderson Stolz Corp. 1727-33 Walnut Street Kansas City, M0
Same
1971 Armstrong Contr. & Supply 1809 Liberty Kansas City, MO
Same
1971 A. P. Green Mexico, MO
Same Thermo, TX
1971 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
Same
1971 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
1971 A.P. Green Ref. Mexico, MO
1971 Central Supply Co. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, MO
Sold To: MO
Smith-Sharpe Co. 117-27th Avenue Minneapolis, MN
U.S. Gypsum Co. Shoals, IN
Wigman Co. 311 Perry Street Sioux City, IA
-18-
PRODUCT
Super *66' *43' Cement Spraymastic
AMOUNT
490-50# bags 152-50# bags 15 gals.
Super '66'
5-50# bags
Insulseal Super '66' One-Cote
Insulseal
50 gals. 335-50# bags 125-50# bags
165 gals.
Super '66'
945-50# bags
Super '66' (APG) One-Cote '43' Cement Insulseal Stalastic Super '66'
16809-50# bags
54-50# bags 50-50# bags 610 gals. 330 gals. 1475-25# bags
One-cote Super '66'
50-50# bags 520-50# bags
Insulseal Super '66'
165 gals. 12-50# bags
Super '66'
40-50# bags
YEAR SOLD `TO
1971 Central Supply Co. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, MO
1971 Central Supply Co. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, MO
1971 Central Supply Co. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, MO
1971 Central Supply Co. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, MO
1971 Christy Firebrick Co. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
1971 Christy Firebrick Co. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
1971 Custom Food Tanks, Inc. 2501 Adie Road Maryland Heights, MO
1971 Hi-Temp Refractories 10360 Badgley Drive St. Louis, MO
1971 Hi-Temp Ref. Co. 10360 Bradley Drive St. Louis, MO
1971 Central Supply Co. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, MO
Sold To: MO
SHIP TO
Chief Supply Division V. A. Hospital Topeka, KS
PRODUCT '43' Cement
AMOUNT 30-50# bags
Same
One-Cote Super '66' Insulseal
240-50# bags 240-50# bags 100 gals.
G.S.A. Federal Supp. Serv. '43' Cement 1500 E. Bannister Road
Kansas City, MO
160-50# bags
Kansas City Power & Light Insulseal Ta Due, MO
55 gals.
Same
Super '66' One-Cote
600-50# bags 120-50# bags
Century Electric Co. 957 W. Mullins Street Humboldt, TO
Same
Stalastic Insulstic
25 gals. 180 gals.
Same
IL Power Co. E. Alton, IL
Insulseal Super '66' One-Cote
Stalastic
15 gals. 2407-50# bags 105-50# bags
110 gals.
Chief Supply Division V. A. Hospital Topeka, KS
'43' Cement 30-50# bags
-19-
YEAR SOLD TO
1971 Hi-Terap Ref. Co. 10360 Bradley Drive St. Louis, MO
SHIP TO
Central IL Power Hutsonville, IL
1971 Insulating & Materials
Same
1042 Central Industrial Drive
Louis, MO
1971 Midwest Materials P.O. Box 5 Joplin, MO
Same
1971 Missouri Water & Steam Co. P.O. Box 65 St. Joseph, MO
Same
1971 Southwestern Ins. & Mat'l. 1050 E. Lynn Springfield, MO
Same
1972 Anderson Stolz Corp. 1727-33 Walnut Street Kansas City, IS)
Georgia-Pacific Corp. Gypsum Division Blue Rapids, KS
1972 Anderson Stolz Corp. 1727-33 Walnut Street Kansas City, M0
Same
1972 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, M0
Same
1972 A. P. Green Refractories Co. . Smith-Sharpe Co.
Mexico, M0
117-27th Ave., S.E.
Minneapolis, MN
1972 Central Supply Co. Kansas City, M0
Same
PRODUCT
Super '66' '43' Cement
AMOUNT
50-50# bags 6-50# bags
Super '66' One-Cote Stalastic
250-50# bags 400-50# bags
10 gals.
One-Cote '43' Cement Super '66' Stalastic Insulseal
738-50# bags
55-50# bags 815-50# bags 45 gals. 260 gals.
Super '66' '43' Cement
80-50# bags 12-50# bags
Insulseal
220 gals.
Insulseal
750 gals.
Insulseal
150 gals.
Stalastic Insulseal
500 gals. 1825 gals.
"43" Cement (SS-11)
50-50# bags
Insulseal
120 gals.
Sold To: MO
-20-
YEAR SOLO TO
SHIP TO
1972 C.R.A., Inc. P.0. Box 7305 Kansas City, MO
1972 Midwest Materials P.O. Box 5 Joplin, MO
1972
Missouri Water & Steam Supply Co.
P.O. Box 65 St. Joseph, MO
1972 Southwestern Ins. & Mat's P.O. Box 744 Springfield, MO
1973 Anderson Stolz Cbrp. 1727-33 Walnut Street Kansas City, MO
1973 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
1973 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
1973 A.P. Green Refract. Mexico, MO
1973 A.P. Green Refract. Mexico, MO
Same Phillipsburg, KS
Same
Same 818 S. 6th Street St. Joseph, MO
Same
Georgia-Pacific Oo. Blue Rapids, KS
M. W. Kellogg Oo. New Orleans, LA
Same
U.S. Gypsun Co. 561 Richmond Terr. Staten Island, NY
Same 1570 Lamar Memphis, TN
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
Stalastic
30 gals.
Insulseal Stalastic
165 gals. 20 gals.
'43' Cement 4-50# bags
Insulseal
110 gals.
Insulseal
300 gals.
Stalastic Spraymastic
165 gals. 220 gals.
Insulseal Insulstic
1305 gals. 1 gals.
Insulseal
1500 gals.
Insulseal
350 gals.
Sold To: MO
-21-
YEAR .SOLD TO
1973 Christy Firebrick Co. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
SHIP TO
Mallinckrodt Chemical 210 Salisbury Street St. Louis, M0
1973 Insulation & Materials
Same
1042 Central Industrial Drive
St. Louis, MO
1973 Insulation & Materials Co. 1042 Central Indus. Drive St. Louis, MO
Same of IL 800 Steel Street Robinson, IL
1973 Midwest Materials Co. 1001 Moffet Joplin, MO
Same Joplin, M0
1973 Ovens Corning F/G Corp. P.O. Box 1048 Maryland Heights, M0
Continental Can Co. 7140 N. Broadway St. Louis, M0
1973 Standard Asbestos 410 N. Olive Street Kansas City, M0
Same 516 South Locust Borger, TX
1974 Anderson Stolz Corp. 1727-33 Walnut Street
Kansas City, M0
Same
1974 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
Carey Salt Co. Evaporation Plant Hutchinson, KS
1974 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, M0
Same
1974 A. P. Green Refract. Mexico, M0
Henderson Lumber. Co. Henderson, TX
PRODUCT Insulseal
AMOUNT 35 gals.
Stalastic
125 gals.
Stalastic
220 gals.
Insulseal Stalastic
350 gals. 10 gals.
Insulseal
140 gals.
Insulseal Stalastic
450 gals. 75 gals.
Insulseal
100 gals.
Insulseal
110 gals.
Insulseal
2010 gals.
Insulseal
165 gals.
Sold To: MO
-22-
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1974 A. P. Green Ref. Mexico, MO
Ovens-Ill. Inc. Bridgetown, NJ
Insulseal
1974 Insulating & Material Oorp. Same 1042 Oentral Industrial Drive St. Louis, MO
Stalastic
1974 Midwest Materials Co. 1001 Moffet Joplin, MO
Same
`'Insulseal ^Stalastic
1974 Southwestern Ins. & Mat'l. 1050 E. Lynn-MPO Box 744 Springfield, MO
Day & Zimmerman, Inc. Building 243 Parsons, KS
Insulseal
1974 Southwestern Ins. & Mat's P.O. Box 744 Springfield, MO
City Util, of Springfield Insulseal 609 Wall Street Springfield, MO
1974 Standard Asbestos 410 N. Olive Street Kansas City, MO
Samp
516 South Locust Borger, IX
Insulseal
1975 Arena Products Co. 5710 Wise Avenue St. Louis, MO
Same
Stalastic
1975 Midwest Materials P.O. Box 5 Joplin, MO '
Same
Stalastic
HOO gals. 345 gals.
295 gals. 155 gals. 55 gals.
115 gals.
75 gals.
100 gals.
10 gals.
Sold To: MO
-23-
YEAR SOLD TO
1960 Joplin Cement Co. 10th and Moffet Joplin, MO
1961 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street E. St. Louis, IL
1961 Eagle Industrial Co. 1021 N. 18th Street E. St. Louis, IL
1961 Same
1961 A.P. Green Ref. Mexico, MO
1961 Joplin Cement Co. Tenth & Moffet Joplin, MO
1961 Kelley Asbestos Products 2030 Grand Avenue Kansas City, MO
1961 Christy Firebrick Ob 506 Olive Street St. Louis, MO
1961 Southwestern Insulation 1301 St. Louis Street Springfield, MO
1961 Standard Asbestos Co. 410 N. Olive Street Kansas City, MO
SHIP TO: MISSOURI SHIP TO Pick Up
PRODUCT Insulseal
AMOUNT 8-500# druns
International Shoe Co. Jackson, ID
Stalastic
1-300# drum
International Shoe Ob. Windsor, M0
Stalastic
1-50# pail
International Shoe Co. Eldon, M0 Same
Same
Same
Stalastic
6-50# pails
'33' Cement 160-50# bags
Super '66'
556-50# bags
(APG Insulating Cement)
Spraymastic Stalastic Stalastic
25-45# pails 20 gals. 14-50# pails
Hylo P/C
672 LF
Outboard Marine Cbrp Lamar, MO
Hylo P/C Hylo P/C
60 LF 1-36" piece
Producers Creamery Co.
Ckbool, MO
.
Stalastic
1-550# drum
Same
Stalastic
15-50# bags
YEAR SOLD TO
1965 Bigelow Liptak Oorp. 13300 Puritan Avenue Detroit, MI
1965 Bigelow Liptak Oorp. 13300 Puritan Avenue Detroit, MI
1966 Midwest Materials Oo 1001 Moffet Joplin, MO
1966 Babcock & Wilcox Oo Boiler Division Barberton, OH
1967 A&K Midwest Insulation Co P.O. Box 67 Metropolis, IL
1967 Bigelow Liptak Corp Northwestern Hwy. Southfield, MI
1967 American Oil Co, Sugar Creek, MO
1967 American Car & Foundry Main & Clark Street St. Charles, MO
1967 Anderson Stolz Oorp. 1727-33 Walnut Street Kansas City, MO
1967 A.P. Green Ref Mexico, MO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
A.P. Green Firebrick Oo. Super '66' Mexico, MO
AMOUNT 58-50# bags
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Crystal City, MO
Super '66' Hylo Oeraent
32-50# bags 112-50# bags
Midwest Materials CD.
Super '66'
c/o Harold G. Butzer, Inc. One-Cote
H.K. Porter Cb.
Fulton, MO
50-50# bags 10-50# bags
St. Joseph Light & Power Lake Road Plant St. Joseph, MO
Hylo Block Hylo P/C
3119 BF 2711 LF
Same
Stalastic
Missouri Lead Smelting Oo. Spraymastic
Bixby, MO
60 gals. 802 gals.
A.P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
Super '66' Hylo Cement
(PC-11)
232-50# bags 38-50# bags
Same
Super '66'
5-50# bags
Same Same Same
Spraymastic 1 quart
Stalastic
2 quarts
(N/C Samples)
Super '66' One-Oote Insulseal '43* Cement
1250-50# bags 10-50# bags 20-50# pails 10-50# bags
Super '66'
21459-50# bags
Insulseal
1-500# drim
Insulseal
50 gals.
Super '66'
1630-25# bags
(APG Insulating Cement)
Ship To: MO
-2-
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1967 A.P. Green Ref. Mexico, MO
1967 Central Supply Co. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, NO
1967 Christy Firebrick Co. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
1967 Christy Firebrick Go 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
1967 Christy Firebrick Co 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
1967 General Refract. Ob. 1902 Brentwood Blvd. Brentwood, MO
1967 Kelley Asbestos Products Kansas City, MO
1957 Qiiibty Firebrick Go '3i44 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
1967 Christy Firebrick Co 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
Sane of Kansas 2350 Bellview Kansas City, MO Same
Same
Super '66' (APG)
504-50# bags
Hi-Stick Super '66' One-Cote Insulseal Insulseal Insulseal
Super '66'
5-50# bags 750-50# bags 495-50# bags 2-55# drums 40-5 gal. pail 5-500# drums
300-50# bags
c/o Coleman Light Plant N. W. Street Sikeston, MO
'43' Cement (Eagle)
2-50# bags
General Cable Cbrp. 5101 Farlin Avenue St. Louis, MO
Super '66'
4-50# bags
Sane
Super '66' (GREFOO)
160-50# bags
Same
Super '66'
40-50# bags
Mallinckrodt Chera. Co. 23 Destrehan Street St. Louis, MO
Metropolitan District 10 E. Grand Avenue St. Louis, MO
Insulseal Insulseal
Insulseal
5-50# pails 1-500# drum
2-50# pails
Ship To: MO
-3-
YEAR SOLD TO
1967.. Midwest Materials Co. 1001 Moffet Joplin, MO
SHIP TO Same
1967 Missouri Water & Steam Co. P.O. Box 65 St. Joseph, MO
\
Same 818 S. 6th Street St. Joseph, MO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
Insulseal Insulseal Insulseal Super '66' One-Cote Hi-Stick
'43' Cement Stalastic Spraymastic Kings XX
41-5 gal. pail 17-50 gal. pails 3-500# drums
415-50# bags 1390-50# bags 250-50# bags 82-50# bags 17-5 gal. pails 5-5 gal. pails 2-100# bags
Super '66' 80-50# bags '43' Cement 10-50# bags
1967 Christy Firebrick Oo. St. Louis, MO
1967 Riback Pipe & Steel Co. P.O. Box 937 Columbia, MO
Nichols Engineering Co. 9200 S. Broadway Lemay, MO Same
Stalastic 50 gals. Super '66' 20-50# bags
1967 Southwestern Ins. & Mat'l. 1050 E. Lynn-MPO Box 744 Springfield, MO
Same
Hi-Stick Super '66' Stalastic
125-50# bags 25-50# bags 3 gals.
1967 Standard Asbestos Co. 410 N. Olive Street Kansas City, MO
Same
Insulstic 5-60# pails
1967 Christy Firebrick Co. St. Louis, MO
St. Louis Diecasting Corp. Insulseal 4515 Miami Street St. Louis, M0
5-50# pails
1967 Nichols Eng. & Research 150 William Street New York, NY
Same c/o J. Alberici St. Louis, M0
Stalastic 25 gals.
Ship To: MO
-A-
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1967 North American Refractories National City - 05 Bldg. Cleveland, OH
Same Rarber, M0
Super '66'
200-50# bags
(NAROO Staz-On Cement)
1967 Babcock & Wilcox Co. Boiler Division Barberton, OH
St. Joseph Light & Power Lake Road Plant St. Joseph, M0
Hylo P/C
117 LF
1967 Babcock & Wilcox Co. Boiler Division Barberton, OH
Union Electric Co. c/o United Engr. & Constructors, Inc. Machens, M0
Super '66' Hylo Block Hylo P/C
100-50# bags 19724 SF 775 LF
1967 Armstrong Contr. & Supply 120 N. Lime Street Lancaster, PA
Same 6800 Odell Street St. Louis, MO
One-Cote
1000-50# bags
(Arraaterap #10)
Super '66'
280-50# bags
(Armatemp #166)
1967 Armstrong Oontr. & Sup. 120 N. Lime Street Lancaster, PA
1967 J. P. Austin Assoc., Inc. 300 Mt. Pleasant Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA
Same-Kendall, Inc. c/o 3-M Plant Springfield, MO
Boyles Galvanizing & Plating CO. 10178 Page Blvd. St. Louis, MO
Super '66'
20-50# bags
(Armatemp #166)
One-Cote
120-50# bags
1
** O
Super '66'
115-50# bags
1967 J.P. Austin Assoc., Inc. 300 Mt. Lebanon Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA
Delta Airlines Lambert Fields St. Louis, MO
Spraymastic 30 gals.
1967 General Refractories Oo 1520 Locust Street Philadelphia, PA
Same 1902 Brentwood Blvd Brentwood, MO
Super '66'
450-50#bags
(GREPCO Insulating Cement)
Eagle '33'
16-50# bags
Hylo Cement 25-50# bags
1967 J. P. Austin Assoc. Inc.
300 Mt. Pleasant Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA
H.K. Porter Co., Inc.
c/o Mill Power Supply c/o Duke Power Co. Buck Steam Station St. Louis, MO
Super '66' (P-66)
80-50# bags
Ship To: MO
-5-
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1967 J. P. Austin Assoc., Inc. 300 Mt. Pleasant Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA
1967 J. P. Austin Assoc., Inc. 300 Mt. Pleasant Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA
1968 Bigelow Liptak Oorp. Northwestern Hwy. Southfield, MI
1968 Bigelow Liptak Cbrp. Northwestern Hwy. Southfield, MI
1968 American Qan Co. 3200 Kingshighway Blvd. St. Louis, MO
1968 Anderson Stolz Oorp. 1727-33 Walnut Street Kansas City, MO
1968 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO .
1968 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
H.K. Porter Oo., Inc. Refractories Division 4705 Ridgewood Avenue St. Louis, MO
H.K. Porter Oo., Inc. Refractories Division Pulton Works Fulton, MO
A.P. Green Ref. Oo. Mexico, MO
Super '66' (P-66) Insulstic Insulseal
Super '66' (P-66) Insulseal
599-50# bags 26 gals. 20-50#pails
526-50# bags 134 50# pails
Super '66'
132-50# bags
Loftus Engineering Oorp. c/o Olin Mathieson Sedalia, MO
Super '66'
41-50# bags
Same
Hylo Oeraent 40-50# bags
Same
Same
Same of Kansas City 2530 Bellview Kansas City, MO
Super '66' '43' Cement (Eagle) Insulseal Insulstic
960-50# bags 20-50# bags
50 gals. 20 gals.
Super '66' (APG) Super '66' (APG) Insulseal Insulseal Insulseal '33' Cement
2650-25# bags
19186-50# bags
1797 gals. 24- 275# druns 25- 50# bags 1250 gals.
Super '66' Super '66' (APG)
16-25# bags 470-50# bags
Ship To: MO
-6-
I
YEAR' sold, to
1968 Central Supply Co. ` 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, MO
SHIP TO Same
PRODUCT
One-Cote Super '66' Insulseal Insulseal
AMOUNT
490-50# bags 470-50# bags 200 gals. 7-500# drums
1968 Christy Firebrick Co. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
Same
Super '66' Insulseal
400-50# bags 2-50# pails
1968 Christy Firebrick Co. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
Coleman Light Plant N.W. Street Sikeston, MO
'43' Cement 2-50# bags
1968 Hi-Temp Refractories 10360 Badgley Drive St. Louis, MO
Same 4215 Clayton Avenue St. Louis, MO
Super '66'
480-50# bags
1968 Joplin Supply Co. P.0. Box 910 Joplin, MO
Same
One-Cote
4-50# bags
1968 Midwest Materials Go. 1001 Moffet Joplin, MO
Same
1968 Missouri Water & Steam Co. P.O. Box 65 St. Joseph, MO
Same 818 S. 6th Street St. Joseph, MO
'43' Cement Insulseal
Stalastic One-Cote Super '66' Hi-Stick Spraymastic Kings XX
Super '66' *43' Cement One-Cote
111-50# bags 57-5 gal.pails 3-500# drums 36-50# pails 55 gals. 1062-50# bags 672-50# bags 140-50# bags 75 gals. 6-100# bags
90-50# bags 10-50# bags 50-50# bags
1968 Christy Firebrick Co. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
Nichols Eng. & Res. Corp. Stalastic Bissell Point Sewage Trtmnt. Plant St. Louis, MO
45 gals.
Ihip To MO
-7-
I
YEAR SOLD TO
1968 Christy Firebrick Co 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
SHIP TO
Nooter, Inc. 125 Rutger Street St. Louis, MO
PRODUCT Stalastic
AMOUNT 5 gals.
1968 Christy Firebrick Co 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
Proctor & Gamble Mfg. Co. Stalastic 169 E. Grand Avenue , St. Louis, MO
30 gals.
1968 Re-Lo Manufacturing Co. 1300 West Tenth Street Joplin, MO
Same
Super '66'
15-50# bags
1968 Riback Pipe & Steel Co. P.0. Box 937 Columbia, MO
Same
Super '66*
20-50# bags
1968 Southwestern Ins. & Mat'1. 1050 E. Lynn-MPO Box 744 Springfield, MO
1968 Southwestern Ins. & Mat'l. 1050 E. Lynn-MPO Box 744 Springfield, M0
Same Same-Joplin, MO
Super '66' '43' Cement One-Cote Hi-Stick
One-Cote Super '66' Hi-Stick
115-50# bags 60-50# bags 250-50# bags 60-50# bags
10-50# bags 1-50# bags 6-50# bags
1968 Standard Asbestos Co. 410 N. Olive Street Kansas City, M0
Same
One-Cote
34-30# bags
1968 Insulation Services, Inc P.O. Box 4965 Tulsa, OK
Same c/o Hercules Powder Co. Louisiana, M0
One-Cote Super '66' InsuLseal
12-50# bags 4-50# bags 10 gals.
1968 Harbison-Walker Refract
#2 Gateway Center Pittsburgh, PA
Same
Audrain Co. Vandalia, MO
Insulstic
7 gals.
1968 North American Refractories National City - E6 Bldg. Cleveland, CH
Same Farber, M0
Super '66'
260-50# bags
(NARCO Staz-on Cement)
Insulstic
20 gals.
Ship To: M0
-8-
y
YEAR SOLD TO
1968 Babcock & Wilcox Co. Boiler Division Barberton, OH 44203
1968 Armstrong Cbntr. & Supply 120 N. Lime Street Lancaster, PA
1968 J. P. Austin Assoc., Inc. 300 Mt. Pleasant Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA
1968 J. P. Austin Assoc., Inc. 300 Mt. Pleasant Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA
1969 American Can Co. 1900 Pollitt Drive Fair Lawn, NJ
1969 Anderson Stolz Oorp. 1727-33 Walnut Street Kansas City, MO
1969 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
19S9 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
1969 Brauer Supply Co. 2100 Washington Avenue St. Louis, MO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
Union Electric Oo.
^Hylo P/C
United Ehgr. & Cbnstr. 0^' Hylo Block
Machens, MO .
1451.58 LF 20364 SF
Same 6800 Odell Street St. Louis, MO
Super '66'
400-50# bags
(Armatemp #166)
One-Cote
400-50# bags
(Armatemp #10)
Boyles Galv. & Plating 10178 Page Blvd. St. Louis, MO
Super '66'
25-50# bags
H.K. Porter Oo., Inc. Refractories Division Christy Works 4705 Ridgewood Avenue St. Louis, MO
Super '66' (P-66) '33' Cement (P-33) Insulstic Insulseal
1157-50# bags
20-50# bags
300 gals. 355 gals.
Same 911 E. 14th Avenue N. Kansas City, MO
Hylo Cement (Eagle)
40-50# bags
Same
Super '66' '43' Oement Che-Cbte
480-50# bags 10-50# bags 10-50# bags
Same of Kansas City 2530 Belleview Kansas City, MO
Super '66' Insulseal (APG)
210-50# bags 110 gals.
Same
Super '66' Super '66' Insulseal
3303-25# bags 22445-50# bags 440 gals.
Same
*
330 S. Newstead Avenue
St. Louis, MO
Super '66' One-Oote
397-50# bags 1930-50# bags
Ship To: MO
-9-
I
YEAR SOLD TO
1969 Central Ins. & Eng. Co. Kansas City, MO
SHIP TO Same
PRODUCT
Insulseal Super '66' One-Cote
AMOUNT
425 gals. 780-50# bags 660-50# bags
1969 Christy Firebrick Co. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
Same
Super '66'
480-50# bags
1969 Central Supply Co. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, MO
General Service Admin. 1500 E. Bannister Road Kansas City, MO
'43' Cement (Eagle)
100-50# bags
1969 Hi-Temp Refractories 10360 Badgley Drive St. Louis, MO
Same
Super '66'
480-50# bags
1969 Christy Firebrick Co. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
Mallinckroft Chemical Wks. Insulseal 123 Destrehan Street St. Louis, MO
25 gals.
1969 Midwest Materials P.O. Box 5 Joplin, MO
Same
Insulseal
Super '66' One-Cote Hi-Stick Stalastic Spraymastic '43' Cement
4-500# drums 34-5 gal.pails 10-50# pails 580-50# bags 930-50# bags 9-50# bags 15 gals. 60 gals. 46-50# bags
1969 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
Mississippi Lime Co. Mosher, MO
Super '66' (APG)
35-50# bags
1969 Missouri Water & Steam Co. P.O. Box 65 St. Joseph, MO
Same
Super '66' (Eagle)
80-50# bags
1969 Missouri Utilities Co.
400 Broadway Cape Girardeau, MO
Same . Viaduct Substation
Cape Girardeau, MO
'43' Cement (Eagle)
4-50# bags
Ship To: MO
1
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1969 Oens Corning F/G Cbrp. 2462 Schuetz Road Maryland Hts., MO
Same
'43' Cement (Eagle)
2-50# bags
1969 Christy Firebrick Co. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
Proctor & Gamble Manf. Go. Insulseal
169 Grand Avenue
Stalastic
St. Louis, M0
5 gals. 5 gals.
1969 Southwestern Insulation 1301 St. Louis Street Springfield, MO
Same
Stalastic Spraymastic
55 gals. 65 gals.
1969
Babcock & Wilcox Co. Boiler Division 20 S. Van Buren Barberton, OH 44203
Bnpire District Elec. Asbury Plant-Proj. Etapire, M0
1969 North American Refractories National City - E6 Bldg. Cleveland, OH
Same Farber, M0
Super '66' Hylo P/C (CALSIL_ Hylo Block (CALSIL)
Super '66'
40-50# bags 1137 SF 6795 SF
210-50# bags
1969 Insulation Services, Inc. P.O. Box 7726 Tulsa, CK
Same c/o Atlas Chemical Co. Joplin, M0
Spraymastic 650 gals.
1969 Armstrong Cbntr. & Sup. 120 N. Lime Street Lancaster, PA
Same 6800 Odell Street St. Louis, MO
Super '66'
380-50# bags
(Armaterap #166)
One-Cote
500-50# bags
(Armatemp #10)
1969 J. P. Austin -Assoc., Inc. 300 Mt. Pleasant Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA
H.K. Proter Cb., Inc. Refractories Division Christy Works 4705 Ridgewood Avenue St. Louis, MO
Super '66' Insulstic Insulseal
1268-50# bags 271 gals. 340 gals.
1970 Bigelow Liptak Cbrp. Northwestern Hwy. Southfield, MI
A.P. Green Ref. Cb. Mexico, MO
Hylo Cement (PC 11)
2-50# bags
Ship To: MO
-11-
YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
1970 Anderson Stolz Carp. 1727-33 Walnut Street Kansas City, MO
1970 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
Same Same
>
1970 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
Same of Kansas City 2530 Belleview Kansas City, MO
1970 Central Supply Cb. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, MO
1970 Christy Firebrick 00. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
1970 Custom Food Tanks, Inc. 2501 Adie Road Maryland Heights, MO
Same Same Same
1970 Grover Brand-Bnployee Joplin, MO
Same
1970 Hi-Terap Refractories 10360 Badgley Drive St. Louis, MO
Same 4215 Clayton Avenue St. Louis, MO
1970 Hi-Temp Refractories 10360 Badgley Drive St. Louis, MO
Pickup -
1970 Insulating % Materials
Same
1042 Oentraline Industrial Drive
St. Louis. M3
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
'43' Cement One-Cote Super '66' (Eagle)
Super '66' Super '66* (APG) Insulseal
20-50# bags 20-50# bags 480-50# bags
3056-25# bags 19783-50# bags
3380 gals.
Super '66' (APG)
306-50# bags
Super '66' One-Cote
760-50# bags 200-50# bags
Super '66' One-Cote Insulseal
Insulstic
600-50# bags 80-50# bags 100 gals.
30 gals.
Super '66'
11-50# bags
Super '66' One-Cote
450-50# bags 130-50# bags
Super '66* One-Cote '43' Cement (Eagle)
Super '66'
2100-50# bags 190-50# bags 9-50# bags
5-50# bags
Ship To: MO
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YEAH, SOLD TO
1970 Christy Firebrick Co. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
SHIP TO
Kaiser Smelter St. Jude Indusrial Ra.rk New Madrid, MO
PRODUCT Stalastic
AMOUNT 190 gals.
1970 Christy Firebrick Co. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
Mallinckrodt Chem. Works 123 Destrehan Street St. Louis, MO
Insulseal
25 gals.
1970 Midwest Materials P.0. Box 5 Joplin, MO
Same-Pick Up
Super '66' Stalastic '43' Cement One-Cote
Insulseal
895-50# bags 10 gals. 50-50# bags 635-50# bags 145 gals.
1970 Missouri Water & Steam Co. P.O. Box 65 St. Joseph, MO
Same
Super '66' (Eagle)
80-50# bags
1970 Riback Pipe & Steel Co. P.O. Box 937 Columbia, MO
Same
Super '66'
20-50# bags
1970 Southwestern Ins. & Mat'1. 1050 E. Lynn-MPO Box 744 Springfield, MO
Same
Super '66' '43' Cement Spraymastic
490-50# bags 152-50# bags 15 gals.
1970 Yellow Transit Ins. &Mat'l. 1040 Centerline Ind. Drive St. Louis, MO
Same
Super '66'
5-50# bags
1970
Babcock & Wilcox Co. Boiler Division 20 S. Van Buren Barberton, OH
Empire Dist. Elec. Co.
Hylo P/C
Asbury Plant Project 4419 (CALSIL)
Empire, MO
270 IF
1970
North American Refractories 1012 National City E. 6 Bldg. Cleveland, OH
Same Farber, M0
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Super '66'
302-50# bags
(NARCO Staz-on Cement)
Ship To: MO
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YEAR SOLD TO
1970 Insulation Services, Inc. P.0. Box 7726 Tulsa, OK
1970 Insulation Services, Inc. P.0. Box 7726 Tulsa, OK
1970 Insulation Services, Inc. P.0. Box 7726 Tulsa, OK
1970 Armstrong Contr. & Supply P.0. Box 1548 Lancaster, PA
1970 Harbison-Walker Refract. #2 Gateway Center Pittsburgh, PA
1970 J. P. Austin Assoc., Inc. 300 Mt. Pleasant Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA
1970 J. P. Austin Assoc., Inc. 300 Mt. Pleasant Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA
1970
Young Insulation Co. Div. of Young Sales Co. 195 Washington Avenue Memphis, TN
Ship To: M0
SHIP TO
Same-c/o Bechtel Corp. Labadie, MO
PRODUCT Super '66'
AMOUNT 50-50# bags
Same-c/o Combustion Engr. c/o Union Electric Co. Labadie, MO
Super '66' One-Cote (Eagle)
41-50# bags 25-50# bags
Same-c/o Westinghouse Co. c/o Union Electric Co. c/o Power Plant #1 Labadie, MO
Super '66'
197-50# bags
Same 6800 Odell Street c/o Frisco Switch #312: Spot #10
St. Louis, M0
One-Cote
300-50# bags
(Armatemp #10)
Super '66'
180-50# bags
(Armatemp #166)
Same-Audrain Co. Vandalia, M0
Stalastic
5 gals.
H.K. Porter Co., Inc. Refractories Division Christy Works 4705 Ridgewood Avenue St. Louis, M0
Super '66*
304-50# bags
(P-66 Insulatng Cement)
Insulstic
15 gals.
H.K. Porter Co. Refractories Division Fulton Works Fulton, M0
Super '66'
243-50# bags
(P-66 Insulating Cement)
Insulstic
60 gals.
Same c/o Kaiser Engr. Noranda Aluminum Co. St. Jude Industrial Park New Madrid, M0
One-Cote *43' Cement
150-50# bags 125-50# bags
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YEAR SOLD TO
1971 Armstrong Contr. & Supply 1809 Liberty Kansas City, MO
1971 Anderson Stolz Cbrp. 1727-33 Walnut Street Kansas City, MO
1971 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
1971 Central Supply Co. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, MO
1971 Christy Firebrick Co. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
1971 Custom Food Tanks, Inc. 2501 Adie Road Maryland Heights, MO
1971 Central Supply Ob. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, MO
1971 Central Supply Co. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, MO
1971 Hi-Temp Refractories 10360 Badgley Drive St. Louis, MO
SHIP TO Sane Sane Same
Same Same Same
PRODUCT Insulseal
AMOUNT 165 gals.
Insulseal Super '66' One-Cote
50 gals. 335-50# bags 125-50# bags
Super '66' (APG) One-Cbte '43' Cement Insulseal
Stalastic Super '66'
16809-50# bags
54-50# bags 50-50# bags 610 gals. 330 gals. 1475-25# bags
One-Cbte Super '66' Insulseal
240-50# bags 240-50# bags 100 gals.
Super '66* One-Cote
600-50# bags 120-50# bags
Insulstic
180 gals.
G.S.A. Federal Supp. Serv. '43' Cement 1500 E. Bannister Road Kansas City, MO
160-50# bags
Kansas City Power & Light Insulseal Ta Due, MO
55 gals.
Same
.
Insulseal Super '66' One-Cbte
15 gals. 2407-50# bags 105-50# bags
Ship To: M3
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(
YEAR SOl> TO
SHIP TO
1971 Insulating & Materials
Same
1042 Central Industrial Drive
Louis, MO
PRODUCT
Super '66' One-Cote Stalastic
AMOUNT
250-50# bags 400-50# bags 10 gals.
1971 Midwest Materials P.O. Box 5 Joplin, MO
Same
One-Cote '43' Cement Super '66' Stalastic Insulseal
738-50# bags 55-50# bags 815-50# bags 45 gals. 260 gals.
1971 Missouri Water & Steam Co. P.O. Box 65 St. Joseph, MO
Same
Super '66' '43' Cement
80-50# bags 12-50# bags
1971 Southwestern Ins. &Mat'l. 1050 E. Lynn Springfield, MO
Same
Insulseal
220 gals.
1971 North American Refractories National City - E6 Bldg. Cleveland, OH
Same Farber, M0
1971 Armstrong Contr. & Supply 120 N. T.imp Street Lancaster, PA
Samp
6800 Odell Street St. Louis, MO
Super '66*
495-50# bags
(NARO-Staz-on Cement)
One-Cote
600-50# bags
1971 J. P. Austin Assoc., Inc. 300 Mt. Pleasant Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA
H.K. Porter Co. Fulton Works Fulton, M0
Stalastic Insulseal Insulstic
Super '66'
25 gals. 45 gals. 50 gals. 480-50# bags
1972 Riley Stoker Corp. P.O. Box 547 Worcester, MA-
Same University of Missouri Columbia, M0
Hylo P/C
1725 LF
1972 Anderson Stolz Cbrp. 1727-33 Walnut Street Kansas City, MO
Same
Insulseal
150 gals.
Ship To : MO
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YEAR SOLD TO
SHIP TO
1972 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
Same
1972 Central Supply Cb. 2020 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, MO
1972 Midwest Materials P.O. Box 5 Joplin, MO
Same Same
1972 Missouri Water & Steam Co. P.O. Box 65 St. Joseph, MO
Same 818 S. 6th Street St. Joseph, MO
1972 Southwestern Ins. & Mat's P.O. Box 744 Springfield, MO
Same
1972 Harbison-Walker Refract. #2 Gateway Center Pittsburgh, PA
1972 Harbison-Walker Refract. #2 Gateway Center Pittsburgh, PA
Audrain Go. Vandalia, MO
Same Chllaway Co. Fulton, MO
1972 J. P. Austin Assoc., Inc. 300 Mt. Pleasant Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA
H.K. Porter Co. Fulton Works Fulton, MO
1973 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
Same
1973 Ovens Corning P/G COrp.
P.O. Box 104& Maryland Heights, MO
Continental Can GO. 7140 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
1973 Insulation A Materials
Sam
1042 Central Industrial Drive
St. Louis, MO
PRODUCT
Stalastic Insulseal
Insulseal
AMOUNT
500 gals. 1825 gals.
120 gals.
Insulseal Stalastic
165 gals. 20 gals.
'43' Cement 4-50# bags
Insulseal
110 gals.
Insulstic
30 gals.
Insulstlc
10 gals.
Stalastic Insulstic
10 gals. 145 gals.
Insulseal Insulstic
Insulseal
1305 gals. 1 gals.
140 gals.
Stalastic
125 gals.
Ship To: MO
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i .j
YEAR SOD TO
SHIP TO
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
1973 Christy Firebrick Co. 3144 N. Broadway St. Louis, MO
Mallinckrodt Chemical 210 Salisbury Street St. Louis, MO
Insulseal
1973 Midwest Materials CD. 1001 Moffet Joplin, MO
Same Joplin, MO
Insulseal Stalastic
1973 North American Refractories National City - G6 Bldg. Cleveland, CM
Same Farber, MO
Insulseal
1973 Bethlehem Corp. Easton Plant 25th & Lennox Pittsburgh, PA
Samp
225 W. Second Street Fulton, MO
Stalastic
1973 J. P. Austin Assoc., Inc. 300 Mt. Pleasant Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA
1974 Anderson Stolz Cbrp. 1727-33 Walnut Street Kansas City, MO
H.K. Porter Co., Inc. St. Eunice Road Fulton, MO
Samp
Insulstic Insulseal
1974 A. P. Green Refractories Mexico, MO
Same
Insulseal
1974 Southwestern Ins. & Mat's P.O. Box 744 Springfield, MO
City Util, of Springfield Insulseal 609 Wall Street Springfield, MO
1974 Insulating* Material Corp. Same 1042 Central Industrial Drive St. Louisr-iMO
Stalastic
1974 Midwest Materials Cb.
1001 Moffet Joplin, MO
Same .
Insulseal Stalastic
35 gals.
350 gals. 10 gals. 10 gals.
150 gals.
60 gals.
100 gals.
2010 gals 115 gals.
345 gals.
295 gals. 155 gals.
Ship To: MO
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l.
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YEAR SOLD TO
1975 Arena Products Go. 5710 Wise Avenue St. Louis, MO
1975 Midwest Materials P.0. Bax 5 Joplin, MO
SHIP TO
Same Same
PRODUCT
AMOUNT
St&lastic
100 gals.
Stalastic
10 gals.
Ship To: MO
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OCT
iCO J
ILLINOIS
INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTOR-CONTRACTOR AGREEMENT
*MECCA INSULATORS, INC. East St. Louis, Illinois
UNITED CORK COMPANIES East St. Louis, Illinois
DISTRIBUTING JOBBER'S PURCHASE AGREEMENT
BOOTH & THOMAS Springfield, Illinois
CHASE SUPPLY CO. Chicago, Illinois
D & F SUPPLY CO. Rockford, Illinois
EDGAR H. PRATT FIRE BRICK CO. Chicago, Illinois
GARRITY CO. Chicago, Illinois
GREAT LAKES SUPPLY CORP. Chicago, Illinois
HAGERTY BROTHERS CO. Peoria, Illinois
JACKSONVILLE SUPPLY CO. Jacksonville, Illinois
MAY COMPANY Galesburg, Illinois
MAY COMPANY Moline, Illinois
exhibit
*This agreement has not been located in the Company's files.
MENKE STONE & LIME CO. Quincy, Illinois
MORTENSON SUPPLY CO. Oak Lawn, Illinois
THE FIELD & SHORB CO. Decatur, Illinois
W.D. ALLEN MANUFACTURING CO. Chicago, Illinois
YELTON-WEAVER SUPPLY CO. Springfield, Illinois
INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTOR'S AGREEMENT
*EAGLE INDUSTRIAL COMPANY East St. Louis, Illinois
GLOBE MACHINERY & SUPPLY CO. Davenport, Iowa
INLAND SUPPLY COMPANY Elgin, Illinois
OSWALD REFRACTORIES CO. St. Louis, Missouri
*POWERED EQUIPMENT, INC. CRAWFORD & WHITE, INC. Terre Haute, Indiana
SPRINKMANN SONS CORP. OF ILLINOIS Peoria, Illinois
STANDARD ASBESTOS MANUFACTURING CO. Chicago, Illinois
*This agreement has not been located in the Company's files.
INDUSTRIAL CONTRACTORS' AGREEMENT
CROW'S INSULATION COMPANY Evansville, Indiana
GRIGSBY BROTHERS, INC. Alton, Illinois
SPRINKMANN SONS CORP. OF ILLINOIS Peoria, Illinois
STANDARD ASBESTOS MANUFACTURING CO. Chicago, Illinois
WESTERN ASBESTOS COMPANY Chicago, Illinois
LOW TEMPERATURE CONTRACTOR PURCHASE AGREEMENT
STANDARD ASBESTOS MANUFACTURING CO. Chicago, Illinois
MISSOURI
INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTOR'S AGREEMENT
ANOERSON-STOLZ CORPORATION Kansas City, Missouri
EAGLE INDUSTRIAL COMPANY St. Louis, Missouri
OSWALD REFRACTORIES COMPANY St. Louis, Missouri
SOUTHWESTERN INSULATION & MATERIAL COMPANY Springfield, Missouri
DISTRIBUTING JOBBER'S PURCHASE AGREEMENT
a. y. McDonald manufacturing company Dubuque, Iowa
CHRISTY FIREBRICK COMPANY St. Louis, Missouri
KASTEN BROTHERS BRICK COMPANY Jackson, Missouri
McNALLY PUMP & PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY Hannibal, Missouri
MISSOURI WATER & STEAM SUPPLY COMPANY St. Joseph, Missouri
U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY Kansas City, Missouri
EXHIBIT
INDUSTRIAL CONTRACTORS' AGREEMENT
ARMSTRONG CONTRACTING & SUPPLY CORPORATION 1 St. Louis, Missouri
ARMSTRONG CORK COMPANY St. Louis, Missouri
CENTRAL SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Kansas City, Missouri
FLEISCHER-SEEGER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY St. Louis, Missouri
INSULATING AND MATERIALS COMPANY St. Louis, Missouri
JAMAR OLMEN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Kansas City, Missouri
MIDWEST MATERIALS COMPANY Joplin, Missouri
SMILEY EQUIPMENT & CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Kansas City, Missouri
SOUTHWESTERN INSULATION & MATERIAL COMPANY Springfield, Missouri
UNIVERSAL INSULATION CORPORATION St. Louis, Missouri
LOW TEMPERATURE CONTRACTOR PURCHASE AGREEMENT
PHILIPS & COMPANY Columbia, Missouri
^-The actual agreement has not been located in the Company's files.
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INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTOR-CONTRACTOR AGREEMENT
KELLEY ASBESTOS PRODUCTS, INC. 1 Kansas City, Missouri MECCA INSULATORS, INC. 1
East St. Louis, Illinois UNITED CORK COMPANIES
East St. Louis, Illinois
1 The actual agreement has not been located in the Company's files.
MISSOURI INDUSTRIAL SALES AGENTS1 AGREEMENT
E. J. SCHROEDER St. Louis, Missouri
AGENCY AGREEMENT CHRISTY FIREBRICK COMPANY
St. Louis, Missouri
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Products Sold by Eagle-Picher
Spray Mastic Insulseal Insulstic Stalastic
& Stamastic Stalastic (Hi-Temp) Swetchek
Carey-Temp Block and Pipe Covering Hylo Block and Pipe Covering
7M Asbestos
Manufactured by and
Purchased from:
zzn
EXHIBIT
APCO Oil Co.
.
Oklahoma City, OK
APCO Oil Co. Oklahoma City, OK
Philip Carey Co. Lockland, OH
Southwest Grease & Oil Co. Olathe, KS (Formerly: Battenfeld)
Gibson Homans Co. Cleveland, OH
`
Philip Carey Co. Lockland, OH Mfg. Plant: Houston, TX
Philip Carey Co. Lockland, OH
Owens-Coming Fiberglas New York, NY Mfg. Plant: Berlin, NJ
&
GAF Corp. New York, NY Mfg. Plant: Gloucester City,
NJ
Asbestos Corp., Ltd. Mfg. Plant: Thetford Mines, Quebec
&
Philip Carey Co.
(Carey Canadian)
Lockland, OH
.
Mfg. Plant:
*
East Broughton, Quebec
7M Asbestos
"33" Insulating Cement
85% Magnesia Block & Pipe Covering
GAF Corp. New York, NY Mfg. Plant: Lowell, VT
Johns-Manvilie Inc.
Waukegan, IL
.
Philip Carey Co. Lockland, OH Mfg. Plant: Plymouth Meeting,
PA
May 29, 1986
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EXHIBIT
3. It was reported that the NIMA lease expires on April 31, 1964.
It was agreed that the lease should bo renewed for 3 years, provid-
. ing any increase in rent that may bo ashed by the landlord will not
cxcocd 10 percent*. Mr. J. M. Barnhart will discuss the new lease
with Mr. M. W. Burloson beforo sighing*
! *
4* It was agreed that the NIMA Annual Meeting would bo held at
the Scaviow Country Club* Abac con, N. J., on October 5 and .
6, 1964.
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5* It was' reported that Johns-Manville Sales Corp., was printing on cortons, crates, etc., containing asbestos products (calcium silicate, magnosia, asbestos cements) a note pertaining to tho dust created be these materials. Tho wording will be as follows:
" Caution: This, product contains asbestos fiber.
Inhalation of asbestos in excessive quantities over long periods of
time may be harmful, ... -
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If dust is created vhen this product is handled, avoid breathing
the dust.
.
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If arts :;.. t: ventilation ojntrol is noc possible wear respirators
approved by the U. S Bureau of Minos for pncumocoriooia
prok, airing dust.'
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ADJOUTv^IMENT
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.*
Thoro being no further business .
..
The meeting was adjourned.
.
hi.-Barnhart
t\cscarcf> end Standards jar Materials
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TESTING AND MATERiA1B1T
1916 RACE STREET. PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA /m
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NOT FOR PUBLICATION FOR DISTRIBUTION OUTSIDE OF C-16 WITHOUT EXPRESS APPROVAL OF ASTM - WORKING DOCUMENT ONLY
INTER COMMITTEE REPORT
FROM: Ad Hoc Committee on "Potential Hazards Associated With Thermal Insulations"
TO: Executive Caaalttee of C-16 - ASTM
1
Preliminary Report of Coemittee Meeting Held at Philadelphia Electric Co., 900
Sanson Street, Philadelphia, Pa. on December 22nd, 1969.
P. --
,
The Meeting convened around 10:00 a.n. and the following people were present:
John Mochel
Paul S. Maco Jack Barnhart
Valter Cubar Arthur Johnson E. D. Davis Cliff Sheckler Harold Waite Wayne P. Ellis
(Chairman) (Secretary)
(Guest) (Guest)
Philadelphia Electric Coapany Ashestospray Corporation N.I.M.A. Certalnteed Custln Bacon Mfg. Mineral Wool Mfg. Association Johns Kanville Corporation Johns Manvllle Corporation Dow Chemical Coapany .
Benjamin Foster Dlv. of Amchea Products
After such debate and diacusslon, it was moved that the following report be submitted to the Executive Coosalttee for their lnforaatlon and action.
The general list of products covered and those already specifically mentioned in the Standards of C-16 on Thermal and Cryogenic Materials, and those which are not now mentioned such as:
... Foil
Macerated Papers Coatings - Mastics, Adhesives and Sealants Flberboards Foams Alumina Fibers Silica Cels Organic and/or Synthetic Fibers Cryogenic Materials Perlites Liquid Insulations
It was noted by the coos<tee that the following Is taking place today:
1) Extensive medlcsl research by the Asbestos and Mineral Wool Industry Is being conducted with an annual cost ranging from 2.5 to 5 million dollars. Govern ment, Industry and labor throughout the world, primarily in the U.S., Canada and Croat Britain, are working In research programs for environmental and
A non-profit sctent(fit and educational organisation formed in I89S and chartered in 1902... Jot tire Promotion of Knmsledge rf the Materials af Engineering, and the Standardisation J Specifications and tire Methods of Testing
. occupational health. In the U.S., work Is being done in almost every leading univeraity that sponsors medical research, such as University, of California,
University of Pittsburgh, Harvard University, McGill Univeraity in Montreal, Canada, University of Cincinnati, University of Kev York, Columbia and University of South Carolina.
2) Major industries are independently but collectively engaged in this work with
the United States Public Health Service (Dr. Levis Cralley) Industrial Hygiene
Foundation of America, Kettering Laboratories, University of Cincinnati,
Joint Industry and Labor (International Association of Heat & Frost Insulators
and Asbestos Workers), Mount Sinai, Environmental Sciences Laboratories (Dr. I.
J. Sellkoff) are engaged in projecta to improve environmental engineering in
construction.
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Some of the types of medical research programs concerning fibrous materials are
as follows:
,
A) Fibrous dust studies investigating potential hasards with Chrysotile, Amostite,
Crocidoilte and Synthetic Asbestos, Including in these studied fibrous glass,
mineral wool and organic fibers.
.
S) Epidemiological studies of the Canadian general population related to the health status of the Cansdlan asbestos exposed population.
C) Establishment of a world-vide asbestos research and health library located at McClll Univeraity.
D) Seven to ten year environmental, clinical and epidemiological study of aanufac- turlng workers exposed to asbestos by the U.S. Public Health Service, (Dr. L. Cralley), sponaored by the Aabestos Industry.
E) Intuittlon industry hygiene research program to develop preventive engineering for insulation Installers by Kt. Sinai Environmental Sciences Laboratories, (Dr. I. J. Sellkoff), Kev York City.
F) Digestion of Lung Tissue - Joint Industrial and Academic Research program at Mt. Sinai Environmental Sciences Laboratories.
C) Flberglss and mineral wool industry studies - seven to ten year environmental,
clinical and epidemiological evaluation of manufacturing workers exposed to fibrous glass and a^neral wool, conducted by the U.S. Public Health Service and sponsored by National Insulation Manufacturers Assoc.
H) Bio-effects of fibrous glass on pulmonary functions, emphysema, and surface skin tissues conducted by the Industrial Hygiene Foundation of America and sponsored
by P.P.C., Owens Corning Flberglss, Certalnteed St. Cobain, Custln Baeon, and Johns Manvllle.
Z) Epidemiological study of manufactinring workers compared to the general Kev Orleans population - sponsored by Industry (National Cypsum and Hohns Manvllle) and
conducted by Tulane University.
J) Effect on Pathogenesis of asbestos bodies by Trace Metals - sponsored by Quebec
Mining Association conducted jointly by U.S. Public Health Service and Indus trial Hygiene Foundation.
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L)
Occupational and other exposures to define qualitatively and quantitatively the airborne concentrations of fibrous glass in breathing cones of workers. Also to evaluate fibrous glass In ambient air*
Joint Industry - Labor (Asbestos Workers), Ht. Sinai Evnlronmental Sciences
Laboratories - to develop disposable respirators in the Insulation construc
tion industry.
.
*
M) General Population - Human pulmonary tissue study to determine central core
ladentlflcatlon of ferruginous bodies found in general population autopsies
conducted by the Industrial Hygiene Foundation of America, sponsored by the '
Quebec Asbestos Mining Association.
,
H) Biological effects of various types of fibres and treatment thereof of human sad animal cell systems.
0) Extensive other research Is also being done above that of the United States
%and Canada.
.
Zn addition to the above work done primarily oh fibrous materials, much research
work In conjunction with texlclty of materials is being done in the plastics
Industry, conducted essentially by the suppliers of raw materials. There are
other insulation materials presenting health problems on which no medical research
Is being done..
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SUMMATION:
Health hazards of thermal insulating materials cannot currently be evaluated by this committee in that they hsve not been adequately defined to date by medical researches. Such hazards could result from Inhalation or Ingestion or absorption. Until the scientific world has provided are meaningful Information, this committee cannot judiciously evaluate any and all of the different materials used to date.
This subject was discussed with particular regard to the biological effects of health hazards related to the Insulation industry and not with regard to the nor mal industrial accidents which may result In traumatic type Injuries.
After making an oral report to the executive committee and requesting guidance, it was suggested that the Ad Hoc Committee continue to meet and discuss the proposal to consider the establishment of a sub committee to promote the publication, usage and establishment of standard application practices as recommended by the manu facturers of the different Insulating materials, apprenticeship and improver pro grams established by the labor organisations, together with the National Insulation Contractors' Assoc, and other Institutions related to the Industry In particular. Zt has become evident, based on the precedence already established in the other
committees of A.S.T.M. that many hazards can be significantly reduced through the simple but effective tool of proper education.
Respectfully submitted.
Tsui 8. Maeo - Secretary
PROOF OF SERVICE THE UNDERSIGNED, certifies that a copy of the .foregoing instrument was served upon the attorneys of all.parties to the above cause by enclosing same in an envelope with 'vpostage prepaid, and by depositing said envelope in a United States Post
Copies mailed to: Attorneys of Record
t' 'I
MISSOURI DISTRIBUTOR AGREEMENTS
Mecca Insulators, Inc. East St. Louis, Illinois
Kelley Asbestos Products, Inc. Kansas City, Missouri
Anderson Stolz Corporation Kansas City, Missouri
Eagle Industrial Company East St. Louis, Illinois
Southwestern Insulation & Material Company Springfield, Missouri
United Cork Companies East St. Louis, Illinois
I
Christy Firebrick Company St. Louis, Missouri
.
McNally Pump & Plumbing Supply Company Hannibal, Missouri
Missouri Water & Steam Supply Company St. Joseph, Missouri
Kasten Brothers Brick Company Jackson, Missouri
Oswald Refractories Company St. Louis, Missouri
U. S. Supply Company Kansas City, Missouri
A. Y. McDonald Manufacturing Company Dubuque, Iowa
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EXHIBIT -
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MISSOURI CONTRACTOR AGREEMENTS
Mecca Insulators, Inc. East St. Louis, Illinois
Kelley Asbestos Products, Inc. Kansas City Missouri
Central Supply Company Kansas City, Missouri
Armstronq Contractinq & Supply Corporation St. Louis, Missouri
Insulatinq and Materials Company St. Louis, Missouri
Southwestern Insulation & Material Company Sprinqfield, Missouri
Fleischer Seeqer Construction Company St. Louis, Missouri
Smiley Equipment & Construction Company Kansas City, Missouri
Jamar Olmen Construction Company Kansas City, Missouri
United Cork Companies East St. Louis, Illinois
Midwest Materials Company Joplin, Missouri
Philips & Company Columbia, Missouri
.
Universal Insulation Corporation St. Louis, Missouri
Armstronq Cork Company St. Louis, Missouri /
P
Products Sold by Eagle-Picher
Spray Mastic Insulseal Insulstic Stalastic
& Stamastic Stalastic (Hi-Temp) Swetchek
Carey-Temp Block and Pipe Covering Hylo Block and Pipe Covering
7M Asbestos
Manufactured by and
Purchased from:
EXHIBIT
APCO Oil Co.
.
Oklahoma City, OR
APCO Oil Co. Oklahoma City, OK
Philip Carey Co. Lockland, OH
Southwest Grease & Oil Co. Olathe, KS (Formerly: Battenfeld)
Gibson Homans Co. Cleveland, OH
;
Philip Carey Co. Lockland, OH Mfg. Plant: Houston, TX
Philip Carey Co. Lockland, OH
Owens-Corning Fiberglas New York, NY Mfg. Plant: Berlin, NJ
&
GAF Corp. New York, NY Mfg. Plant: Gloucester City,
NJ
Asbestos Corp., Ltd. Mfg. Plant: Thetford Mines, Quebec
&
! Philip Carey Co.
(Carey Canadian)
Lockland, OH
.
Mfg. Plant:
East Broughton, Quebec
&
7M Asbestos
"33" Insulating Cement
85% Magnesia Block & Pipe Covering
GAF Corp. New York, NY Mfg. Plants Lowell, VT
Johns-Manvilie Inc.
Waukegan, IL
.
Philip Carey Co. Lockland, OH Mfg. Plant: Plymouth Meeting,
PA
May 29, 1986
exhibit
*.
4*
3. It waa reported that the NIMA lease expires on April 31, 1964.
It was agreed that the lease should be renewed for 3 years, provid-
. ing any increase in rent that may bo ashed by the landlord will not
exceed.10 percent*. Mr. J. M. Barnhart will discuss tho new lease
with Mr. M. W. Burleson boforo sighing.
' .
.*
4. It was agreed that the NIMA Annual Mooting would bo held at
the Scaview Country Club, Absacon, N. J., on October 5 and .
6, 1964.
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5. It was- reported that Johns-Manville Sales Corp., was printing on cortons, crates, etc., containing asbestos products (calcium silicato, magnosia, asbostos cements) a note pertaining to tho dust created be those materials. Tho wording will be as follows:
11 Caution: This, product contains asbestos fibor.
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Inhalation of asbostos in cxcossivo quantities over long periodo of '
time may be harmful. ..
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If dust is created when this product is handled, avoid breathing
the dust.
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approved by the U. S. Bureau of Minos for pncumocoriosis
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There being no further business .
The meeting was adjourned.
Respectfully submitted
J* M. 'Barnhart
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NOT FOR PUBLICATION FOR DISTRIBUTION OUTSIDE OF C-16 WITHOUT EXPRESS APPROVAL OF ASTH - WORKING DOCUMENT ONLY
INTER COMMITTEE REPORT
PROM: Ad Hoc Committee oa "Potential Hazards Associated With Thermal Insulations"
TO: Executive Committee of C-16 - ASIM
Preliminary Report of CoR<tee Meeting Held at Philadelphia Electric Co.t 900 Sanson Street, Philadelphia, Pa. on Deceaber 22nd, 1969.
The Meeting convened around 10:00 a.a. and the following people were present:
John Mochel Paul S. Maco Jack Barnhart Valter Cubar Arthur Johnson E. D. Davis Cliff Sheckler Harold Waite Wayne P. Ellis
(Chalraan) (Secretary)
(Guest) (Guest)
Philadelphia Electric Company Asbestospray Corporation N.I.M.A,
Certalnteed Gustin Bacon Mfg. Mineral Wool Mfg. Association Johns Kanville Corporation Johns Manvllle Corporation Dow Chemical Company . Benjamin Foster Div. of Amchem Products
After such debate and discussion, it was moved that the following report be submitted to the &cecutlve Committee for their information and action.
The general list of products covered and those already specifically mentioned in the Standards of C-16 on Thermal and Cryogenic Materials, and those which are not now mentioned such as:
... Toil* Macerated Papera Coatings - Mastics, Adhesives and Sealanta Flberboards Foams Alumina Fibers Silica Gela Organic and/or Synthetic Fibers
Cryogenic Materials Perlites Liquid Insulations
It was noted by the coonlttee that the following la taking place today:
1) Extensive etedical research by the Asbestos and Mineral Wool Industry is being conducted with an annual cost ranging from 2.5 to 5 million dollars. Govern ment, industry and labor throughout the world, primarily in the D.S, Canada and Great Britain, are working in research programs for environmental and
A man pnfit *crent(fit ami educational orfanhetion foamed in IKS and tkariervf in 1903..
.Jar tin Promotion of Knaaltdg* rf tie Mataiolt of Engineering, and tie SUndardivelien of Specification* and tin Mtllodt cj Testing
. occupational health. In the U.S., work is being done in almost every leading ' university that aponsora medical research, such as University, of California.
University of Pittsburgh, Harvard University, McCill University in Montreal, Canada, University of Cincinnati, University of Hew York, Coluabia and University of South Carolina.
2) Major Industrlea are independently but collectively engaged in this work with
Che United States Public Health Service (Dr. Lewis Cralley) Industrial Hygiene
Foundation of Aaerlca, Kettering Laboratories, University of Cincinnati,
Joint Industry and Labor (International Association of Heat A Frost Insulators
and Asbestos Workers), Mount Sinai, Environsental Sciences Laboratories (Dr. I.
J. Sellkoff) are engaged in projeeta to Improve environmental engineering in
construction.
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Some of the types of aedical research programs concerning fibrous materials are as follows:
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A) Fibrous dust studies investigating potential hasarda with Chrysotlle, Amostite,
Crocidoilte and Synthetic Asbestos, including in these studied fibrous glass,
mineral wool and organic fibers.
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2) Epidemiological studies of the Csnadlan general population related to the health status of the Canadian asbestos exposed population.
C) Establishment of a world-vide asbestos research and health library located at * McCill University.
D) Seven to ten year environmental, clinical and epidemiological study of manufac
turing workers exposed to asbestos by the U.S. Public Health Service, (Dr. L. Cralley), sponsored by the Asbestos Industry.
E) Insulation Industry hygiene research program to develop preventive engineering for insulation installers by Kt. Sinai Environmental Sciences'Laboratories, (Dr. I. J. Sellkoff), Hew York City.
F) Digestion of Lung Tissue - Joint Industrial and Academic Research program at Kt. Sinai Environmental Sciences Laboratories.
C) Flberglas and mineral wool industry studies - seven to ten year environmental,
clinical and epidemiological evaluation of manufacturing workers exposed to fibrous glass and mlnaral wool, conducted by the U.S. Public Health Service and
sponsored by Rational Insulation Manufacturers Assoc.
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H) Bio-effects of fibrous glass on pulmonary functions, emphysema, and surface skin
tissues conducted by the Industrial Hygiene Foundation of America and sponsored
by P.P.C., Owens Corning Flberglas, Certalntaed St. Cobsln, Cuscin Bacon, and
Johns Manvllle.
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I) Epidemiological study of manufacturing workera compared to the general Kcv Orleans
population - sponsored by Industry (Rational Gypsum and Hohns Manvllle) and
conducted by Tulane University.
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J) Effect on Pathogenesis of asbestos bodies by Trace Metals sponsored by Quebec Mining Association conducted jointly by U.S. Public Health Service and Indus trial Hygiene Foundation.
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Occupational and ether exposures to define qualitatively and quantitatively the airborne concentrations of fibrous glass in breathing sones of workers.
Also to evaluate fibrous glass in ambient air.
Joint Industry - Labor (Asbestos Workers)* Mt. Sinai Evnlronmcntal Sciences
Laboratories - to develop disposable respirators in the insulation construc
tion industry.
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M) Central Population - Kuaan pulmonary tissue study to determine central core
indentlfication of ferruginous bodies found in general population autopsies
conducted by the Industrial Ryglene Foundation of America* Sponsored by the '
Quebec Asbestos Mining Association.
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S) Biological affects of various types of fibres and treatment thereof of human and animal cell systems.
0) Extensive other research is also being done above that of the United States
*and Canada. .
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Xn addition to the above work done primarily oh fibrous msterisls* much research
work in conjunction with toxicity of materials is being done in the plastics
' Industry* conducted essentially by the suppliers of raw materials. There are
other insulation materials presenting health problems on which no medical research
is being done..
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STCCiATIOK:
Health hatards of thermal insulating materials cannot currently be evaluated by this committee in that they have not been adequately defined to date by medical* researches. Sueh hasards could result from inhalation or ingestion or absorption. Until the scientific world has provided more SManingful information* this committee cannot judiciously evaluate any and all of the different materials used to date. This subject was discussed with particular regard to the blologleal effects of health hasards related to the insulation industry and not with regard to the nor mal industrial accidents which may result in traumatic type injuries.
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After making an oral report to the executive coomlttee and requesting guidance* it was suggested that the Ad Hoc Committee continue to meet and discuss the proposal to consider the estsbllshment of a sub committee to promote the publication* usage end establishment of standard application practices as recommended by the manu facturers of the different insulating materials* apprenticeship and Improver pro grams established by the labor organisations, together with the Rational Insulation Contractors' Assoc, and other institutions related to the industry in particular. Xt has become evident* based on the precedence already established in the other committees of A.S.TJf. that many hasards can be significantly reduced through the simple but effective tool of proper education.
Kespectfully submitted*