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National Lead Company 111 Broadway New York, N.Y. 10006
Public Relations 212/732-9409
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 28, 1967 - Henry J. Whitson has been elected a vice
president of National Lead Company. Mr. Whitson is manager of pigments and
chemicals sales. Mr. Whitson was first employed by National Lead Company in
1932 as a member of the research laboratories staff then located at Brooklyn.
Later that year he became sales representative for lead pigments and oxides at
New York City. In 19^0 he was appointed assistant sales manager of dry pigments
for the Atlantic Branch and named sales manager in 19^2. He became assistant
to the company's sales manager, paint, pigments and chemicals in 19^3. He was
named assistant sales manager of pigments and chemicals in February of 1963
and manager in October of the same year. In 1966 he was elected president of
Landover Manufacturing Company, a wholly owned company subsidiary producing
acrylic plastic sheets.
He is a director of Lead Industries Association and a member
of Drug, Chemical and Allied Trades Association, American Association of
Battery Manufacturers, and New York Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association.
Mr. Whitson received his B.S. degree from Princeton University.
Note to the Editor:
National Lead Co. operations in tie Houston area include the following:
Baroid Division 2l04 Southwest Freeway (oil well drilling materials and services)
Magnus Metal Corp. 1^17 Hardy St. (railroad journal bearings)
Release and photo sent to: Houston Chronicle, Houston Post
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National Lead Company 111 Broadway New York, N.Y. 100G6
Public Relations 212/732-9409
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 28, 1967 - Henry J. Whitson has been elected a vice
president of National Lead Company. Mr. Whitson is manager of pigments and
chemicals sales.
Mr. Whitson was first employed by National Lead Company in
1932 as a member of the research laboratories staff then located at Brooklyn.
Later that year he became sales representative for lead pigments and oxides at
New York City. In 1940 he was appointed assistant sales manager of diy pigments
for the Atlantic Branch and named sales manager in 1942. He became assistant
to the company's sales manager, paint, pigments and chemicals in 1948. He was
named assistant sales manager of pigments and chemicals in February of 1963
and manager in October of the same year. In 1966 he was elected president of
Landover Manufacturing Company, a wholly owned company subsidiary producing
acrylic plastic sheets.
He is a director of Lead Industries Association and a member
of Drug, Chemical and Allied Trades Association, American Association of
Battery Manufacturers, and New York Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association.
Mr. Whitson received his B.S. degree from Princeton University.
Note to the Editor:
National Lead Co. operations in the Dallas area include the following:
Baroid Division 1838 Republic National Bank Bldg. (oil well drilling materials and services)
Southwestern Branofc 1000 Sargent Road
(nonferrous metals, paints pigments and chemicals)
Release & photo sent to: Dallas Times Herald, Dallas Morning News.
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National Lead Company a 111 Broadway New York, N.Y. 10006
Public Relations 212/732-9409
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
HEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 28, 1967 - Henry J. Whitson has been elected a vice
president of National Lead Company. Mr. Whitson is manager of pigments and
chemicals sales.
Mr. Whitson vas first employed by National Lead Company in
1932 as a member of the research laboratories staff then located at Brooklyn.
Later that year he became sales representative for lead pigments and oxides at
New York City. In 19^0 he vas appointed assistant Bales manager of dry pigments
for the Atlantic Branch and named sales manager in 19^2. He became assistant
to the company's sales manager, paint, pigments and chemicals in 19^8. He vas
named assistant sales manager of pigmentB and chemicals in February of 1963
and manager in October of the same year. In 1966 he vas ejected president of
Landover Manufacturing Company, a wholly owned company subsidiary producing
acrylic plastic sheets.
He is a director of Lead Industries Association and a member
of Drug, Chemical and Allied Trades Association, American Association of
Battery Manufacturers, and New York Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association.
Mr. Whitson received his B.S. degree from Princeton University.
Note to the Editor:
National Lead Co. operations in the St. Louis area include the following:'
St. Louis Branch 1015 Locust St. (nonferrous metals, paints, pigments and oxides)
Steel Package Div. 15th & State Streets Granite City, 111. (small steel containers)
Titanium Division Carondelet Station (Titanium pigments)
De Lore Division Mississippi River and River des Peres (Barium and calcium pigments)
Release & photo sent to: St. Louis Post-Dispatch, St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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National Lead Company 111 Broadway New York, N.Y. 10006
Public Relations 2X2/732-9409
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
HEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 28, 1967 - Henry J. Whitson has been elected a vice
president of National Lead Company. Mr. Whitson is manager of pigments and
chemicals sales. Mr. Whitson vas first employed by National Lead Company in
1932 as a member of the research laboratories staff then located at Brooklyn.
Later that year he became sales representative for lead pigments and oxides at
New York City. In 1940 he was appointed assistant sales manager of dry pigments
for the Atlantic Branch and named sales manager in 1942. He became assistant
to the company's sales manager, paint, pigments and chemicals in 1948. He was
named assistant sales manager of pigments and chemicals in February of 1963
and manager in October of the same year. In 1966 he was elected president of
Landover Manufacturing Company, a wholly owned company subsidiary producing
acrylic plastic sheets.
He is a director of Lead Industries Association and a member
of Drug, Chemical and Allied Trades Association, American Association of
Battery Manufacturers, and New York Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association.
Mr. Whitson received his B.S. degree from Princeton University.
Note to the Editor:
National Lead Co. operations in the Cincinnati area include the following:
National Lead Company of Ohio Femald, Ohio (operator Atomic Energy Commission Feed Materials Plant)
Magnus Metal Corp. 1029 W.Tth St. (railroad journal bearings)
Cincinnati Branch 3670 Werk Road (nonferrous metals, paints, pigments and chemicals)
The Chas. Taylor Sons Co. 710 Burns St. Cincinnati
(high-temperature refractories)
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I National Lead Company 9 lii Jtsroadwuy m New York, N.Y. 10006
Public Relations 212/732-9409
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
HEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 28, 1967 - Henry J. Whitson has been elected a vice
president of National Lead Company. Mr. Whitson is manager of pigments and
chemicals sales. Mr. Whitson was first employed by National Lead Company in
1932 as a member of the research laboratories staff then located at Brooklyn.
Later that year he became sales representative for lead pigments and oxides at
New York City. In 19*4-0 he was appointed assistant sales manager of dry pigments
for the Atlantic Branch and named sales manager in 19*4-2. He became assistant
to the company's sales manager, paint, pigments and chemicals in 19*4-8. He was
named assistant sales manager of pigments and chemicals in February of 1963
and manager in October of the same year. In 1966 he was elected president of
Landover Manufacturing Company, a wholly owned company subsidiary producing
acrylic plastic sheets.
He is a director of Lead Industries Association and a member
of Drug, Chemical and Allied Trades Association, American Association of
Battery Manufacturers, and New York Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association.
Mr. Whitson received his B.S. degree from Princeton University.
Note to the Editor: National Lead Company's Doehler-Jarvis Division operates two plants in Toledo which produce aluminum, magnesium and zinc die castings.
Release & photo sent to: The Toledo Blade
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National Lead Company 111 Broadway New York, N.Y. 10006
Public Relations 212/732 9409
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 28, 1967 - Henry J. Whitson has been elected a vice
president of National Lead Company. Mr. Whitson is manager of pigments and
chemicals sales.
Mr. Whitson was first employed by National Lead Company in
1932 as a member of the research laboratories staff then located at Brooklyn.
Later that year he became sales representative for lead pigments and oxides at
New York City. In 1940 he was appointed assistant sales manager of dry pigments
for the Atlantic Branch and named sales manager in 1942. He became assistant
to the company's sales manager, paint, pigments and chemicals in 1948. He was
named assistant sales manager of pigments and chemicals in February of 1963
and manager in October of the same year. In 1966 he was elected president of
Landover Manufacturing Company, a wholly owned company subsidiary producing
acrylic plastic sheets.
He is a director of Lead Industries Association and a member
of Drug, Chemical and Allied Trades Association, American Association of
Battery Manufacturers, and New York Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association.
Mr. Whitson received his B.S. degree from Princeton University. Note to the Editor:
National Lead Co. operations in the Chicago area include the following:
Chicago Branch 900 W. 18th St. (nonferrous metals)
Goldsmith Bros. Div. 900 W. 18th St. (precious metals)
Magnus Metal Ccrp. 2234 W. 43rd St. (railroad journal barings)
Release & photo sent to: Chicago Daily News, Chicago Daily Sun-Times, Chicago Chicago Daily Tribune.
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National Lead Company 111 Broadway New York, N.Y. 10006
Public Relations 212/732 9409
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 28, 1967 - Henry J. Whitson has been elected a vice
president of National Lead Company. Mr. Whitson is manager of pigments and
chemicals sales.
Mr. Whitson was first employed by National Lead Company in
1932 as a member of the research laboratories staff then located at Brooklyn.
Later that year he became sales representative for lead pigments and oxides at
New York City. In 1940 he was appointed assistant sales manager of dry pigments
for the Atlantic Branch and named sales manager in 1942. He became assistant
to the company's sales manager, paint, pigments and chemicals in 1948. He was
named assistant sales manager of pigments and chemicals in February of 1963
and manager in October of the same year. In I966 he was elected president of
Landover Manufacturing Company, a wholly owned company subsidiary producing
acrylic plastic sheets.
He is a director of Lead Industries Association and a member
of Drug, Chemical and Allied Trades Association, American Association of
Battery Manufacturers, and New York Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association.
Mr. Whitson received his B.S. degree from Princeton University.
Note to the Editor:
National Lead Co. operations in the San Francisco area include the following:
Pacific Coast Branch 2240 Twenty-fourth St. (paints, pigments and chemicals)
Melrose Plant 4701 San Leandro St., Oakland (paints and pigments)
Release & photo sent to: San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco Examiner
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National Lead Company 111 Broadway New York, N.Y. 10006
Public Relations 212/732 9409
FOk IMMED-tain RELEASE
NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 28, 1967 - Henry J. Whitson has been elected a vice
president of National Lead Company. Mr. Whitson is manager of pigments and
chemicals sales. Mr. Whitson was first employed by National Lead Company in
1932 as a member of the research laboratories staff then located at Brooklyn.
Later that year he became sales representative for lead pigments and oxides at
New York City. In I9I0 he was appointed assistant sales manager of dry pigments
for the Atlantic Branch and named sales manager in 19^2. He became assistant
to the company's sales manager, paint, pigments and chemicals in 19^8. He was
named assistant sales manager of pigments and chemicals in February of 1963
and manager in October of the same year. In 1966 he was elected president of
Landover Manufacturing Company, a wholly owned company subsidiary producing
acrylic plastic sheets.
He is a director of Lead Industries Association and a member
of Drug, Chemical and Allied Trades Association, American Association of
Battery Manufacturers, and New York Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association.
Mr. Whitson received his B.S. degree from Princeton University.
Note to the Editor:
National Lead Co. operations in the Los Angeles area include the following:
Morris P. Kirk & Son, Inc. 2700 S. Indiana St. (lead and zinc alloys and lead oxides)
Pioneer Aluminum, Inc. 3800 E. 26th St. (aluminum aircraft extrusions and aluminum tooling plate)
Magnus Metal Corp.
6135 District Blvd. (railroad journal bearings)
Pacific Coast Branch
3113 E. 26th St. (paints, pigments and chemicals)
Release & photo sent to: Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, Los Angeles Times
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National i-iead Company 111 Broadway New York, N.Y. 10006
Public Relations 212/732-9409
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
HEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 28, 1967 - Henry J. Whitson has "been elected a vice
president of National Lead Company. Mr. Whitson is manager of pigments and
chemicals sales. Mr. Whitson was first employed by National Lead Company in
1932 as a member of the research laboratories staff then located at Brooklyn.
Later that year he became sales representative for lead pigments and oxides at
New York City. In I9L0 he was appointed assistant sales manager of dry pigments
for the Atlantic Branch and named sales manager in 19^2. He became assistant
to the company1 s sales manager, paint, pigments and chemicals in 19^8. He was
named assistant sales manager of pigments and chemicals in February of 1963
and manager in October of the same year. In 1966 he was elected president of
handover Manufacturing Company, a wholly owned company subsidiary producing
acrylic plastic sheets. He is a director of Lead Industries Association and a member
of Drug, Chemical and Allied Trades Association, American Association of
Battery Manufacturers, and New York Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association.
Mr. Whitson received his B.S. degree from Princeton University.
Editor Note: Mr. and Mrs. Whitson reside at 155 Lincoln Street, Englewood, New Jersey.
Release & photo sent to; Newark Star Ledger, Newark Evening News. Bergen County Record, Englewood Press Journal.
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