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Boilers and Furnaces American Foundry & Furnace Company Bloomington, 111.
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EDWARD F,M S C R E A McC rea & M?
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The Chameleon.
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February 19 * 1919 >2>r_'W.
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. holds 'the National League record half las long as the Danube it has.
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Faaovs for "Extras" In Servica Since 1918, San Jose Paint Brings Ion Another!
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j*r;' I7-V Annual i- r Report to Stockholders , m* Ac me Wh it e Le a d a n d Co l o r Wo r k s DETROIT, MICHIGAN 1913 \ <; : 1 : 1- 000005426 i .* Secretary's Report to Stockholders / ACME WHITE LEAD AND COLOR WORKS errkorr.ificHioui.il.*.*. t tit Annual Meeting January 9, 1914 I V- With a brief sketch of the progress of die Company . i from it*s organization in 1884 to date. / :i i 1; J 1 i1 1) 1 \ I \ i 1 * t\Ili i l .i * i 0007-SWP-000005427 -T . ti 1 MERICA said a Congressman in mv m Washington not long ago, "has now l become the Taint .Pail' of- the i world, and the material from that t pail is coloring a large portion of | the earth.
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Mircwts ov s pec ial uiemm oi- mi* bo at or riJJccTOBS or t h e g l id d e s c o :.: -a c t h k l d r-Miwnr ATTEJ: THE CONCLUSION Or THE STOCKHOLDERS* KEFTIfD, AT Till' IlkIK OmCE OK THE CO"'ANT, CLEVCUND, OHIO, ON TOJ*J)AT, SjmKBZS 16th, 1919, AT 11 :46 A.
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'REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES Trade JIame Category: Color: vUr.l i ty: Color in Oil - Lena 31a..ck Color in Cil Lamp Black First lb.Yield in GallonsUnit CostTotal Cost Pigment: 23. l Bluetone Lamp Bind: tl12 23 Kosmos 3x3 Carbon Black 9 1.75 .61 .15 .08g 3.90 .77 Vehicle: 73.9;$ Raw Linseed Oil Calculated Yield Manufacturing Loss Actual Yield 116.515.00.7311.70_______________________ 16*.' 37 17.36 1.36 16.00 Cost Analysis Material cost per gallon (total cost divided by actual yield)---------- Direct labor cost per gallon---------------------------------------------------------------------------- .0425 Factory overhead per gallon------------------------------------------------------------------------------ .1912 Bull: cost per gallon--------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 1.2537 Complete protege cost per gallon (container plus filling expense)------- -13 Factory cost in pactege per gallon- 1.3337 PRICES Show, the highest net unit price which was charged or which would have been charged in March 1942 to each of the following types of buyers or transferees: (A) To a oonroony owned or controlled outlet----------------------------------(B) To an independent wholesaler------------------------------------------------------- (C) By company owned or controlled outlet to retail customer (D) To an independent 1-etTiler (dealer)------------------------------------------ () To other "(specify)------------------------------------------------------------------------ $2.25 (Our business is principally through the independent retail dealer and therefore we are showing that price only) N 5060 OPA 15861
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KOSHRC DOCKET NO. 1533-87 COMMONWEALTH OP KENTUCKY OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH REVIEW COMMISSION SECRETARY OF LABOR COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY COMPLAINANT VS.
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Government Industry decries OSHA's n -detectable level rule as unnecessarily harsh; both labor and ACS support proposed standard Mere mentioning of the words vinyl chloride to Occupational Safety and Heabh Administration officials who presided over public hearings on the agency's proposed permanent work place standard for the chemical may well lead to mutterings that enough is enough.
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