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1936 - WILMINGTON ACTIfE F I L E .
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The determination of soluble lead in insulating wool b y the British Solubility Test.
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BOSTON . . .
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WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION THE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION OF OHIO M ED I CA L SECT I O N Co l u m bu s Feby. 16, 1938.
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May 7, 1932 Mr.
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ORDER OF FILING OF CASES Miscellaneous cases - unnumbered (Front of File) NUMBER ASSIGNED COMPANY LOCATION 1 Standard Oil Company of Indiana R i v e r Rouge., M i c h i g a n 2 Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Hartford, Connecticut 3 Texas Company (Terminal) Tampa, Florida 4 Socony Vacuum Oil Company Lowell, Massachusetts 5 Standard Oil Company (Kentucky) Savannah, Georgia 6 Gulf Oil Corporation Cleveland, Ohio 7 Standard Oil Company (Kentucky) Jacksonville, Florida 8 Arkansas Fuel Oil Corporation Shreveport, Louisiana 9 Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Greenville, South Carolina 10 Gulf Oil Corporation Youngstown, Ohio 11 Brokol Manufacturing Company Newark, New Jersey 12 Gulf Oil Company Norfolk, Virginia 13 Orange State Oil Company Tampa, Florida 14 Socony Vacuum Oil ComP any Manchester, N.H. 15 Tidewater Associated Oil Company Baltimore, Maryland 16 Theisen-Clemens Company Detroit, Michigan 17 Pan American Airways 18 Gulf Oil Corporation Miami, Florida South Norwalk, Connecticut 19 Standard Oil Company (Kentucky) Savannah, Georgia 20 Texas Company 21 Coast Oil Company San Juan, Puerto Rico Stockton, California 22 Shell Oil Company Sewaren, New Jersey 23 Gulf Oil Company 24 Continental Oil Company Norfolk-, V i rginia Artesia, New Mexico DATE 1932 1932 1933 1934 1936 1937 1937 1937 1937 1937 1939 1940 1939 1940 1940 1940 1941 1942 1942 1943 1943 1943 1944 1944 HE" 0017235
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July ll# 1935 Mr, A.
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/ October 28, 1933 Mr, H* L* Miner Safe t y Department E , I , du ?
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IN TER-OFFICE CORRESPON DENCE Et h y l Ga s o l i n e Co r p o r a t i o n Ch r ys l e r Bu il d in g 135 Ea s t 42nd S t r e e t N E W Y O R K February 6, 1931.
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December 27# 1935 Dr, R.
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ACCOUNTS R5EHVASI2 - CUSTOMERS Tvnr.FR; Ledger Debit Balance, March 31st, 1937 This balance 13 made up an fellows; Not yet due Past due (over thirty days) j6l.750.45 $48,216.68 13,533.77 $61,750.45 Following is a list of accounts, which at March 31st, 1S37, have been on the books for a period of ninety days or more, and also accounts which I believe some explanation is necessary: Slow Accounts: De Gregory Paint Stores - L03 Angeles, California: $ 57.00 Balance on purchase jeade January, 1937.
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IHTSHHATIOSAL SIC3.TISG AST) SSFimO OOMPAgr MKXOHAjTDUM FOR PIUECTOBS* 'ffiETIKO - DECBKBgB 28TH 1937 SST ISCOMS - LEAP 3SFIHISS.
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