FILE NAME: Phenolic Resins (PHR) DATE: 1949 June 1 DOC#: PHR037 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Dept of Commerce - Commercial Standard CS117-49, Mineral Wool Insulation for Heated Industrial Equipment t\ 6 3 S""' STACKS 4- MINERAL WOOL INSULATION FOR HEATED INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT (Second Edition) COMMERCIAL STANDARD CS117-49 [Supersedes CS117--44] ) Effective Date for New Production From June 1, 1949 i js I \ 4 i A 3( j iI UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE 4 CHARLES SAW YER, Secretary F o r Mile b y t h e S u p e r in t e n d e n t o f D o c u m e n t s , U .
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., "corposive acid,", "lead compound." 7) The following subject matter should be considered for inclusion on a precautionary label: * ' . . 1.
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33rd NATIONAL SAFETY CONGHESS ... n . .v General Subject and Industrial Sessions Ocfabtr 3-5, 1944 National P-- 20 !
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., "corposive acid,", "lead compound." 7) The following subject matter should be considered for inclusion on a precautionary label: * ' . . 1.
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Since the New York State Program deals with form safety as well as with home safety, one of the active committees is at work with neer farm toge Cl gras Safe chai who heal with of tf tion this use then also we < subj the i ticei In for . of tl ters Stat land orgi ices gran lead instr the tion for at tl vers Tl mosl safe!
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FILE NAME: National Safety Council (NSC) DATE: 1944 Oct DOC#: NSC429 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Transactions of the NSC - 33rd National Safety Congress NTENTS I M**' I I I Council Officers .............................
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HILCO FOR SO Y EA R S A LEAD ER IN INDUSTRIAL STORAGE BATTERY DEVELOPMENT NOM 1 w " C l B 419 7 R e l ia n c e motors for pumps are mechanfl cally engineered to meet the specific require-!
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FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1948 Nov 13 DOC NMA114 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Business Week - Full Issue | i | BOWER BEARINGS ARE There's no better way to measure real bearing value than by the mile the extra miles of trouble performance you receive from Bower bearings There's no better explanation of this greater dependability than improved honed design For example ends and flange surfaces are spherical before the bearing is installed This greatly reduces initial wear and completely eliminates running and costly final adjustment Only Bower bearings offer you the many important advantages of honed design Consequently only Bower bearings offer you precision smoothness dependability and economy in such high degree That's why from every standpoint they're your best bearing buy BOWER ROLLER BEARING COMPANY Detroit 14 Michigan ROLLER BEARINGS Mr ers ete fh eydenfrost Vision is IndispensablteoProgress A growing river of Steel brings you this flood of useful durable products From steelmakers furnaces pour the molten metals for thousands of the things Americans enjoy today bridges to bicycles from ships to scissors from rail- roads to razors from tunnels to tin cans For steel is not just one metal There are 500 different kinds of steel supplied in 100,000 sizes shapes finishes and com- positions Because of the vision and skill with which steelmakers have adapted their products to new uses steel has truly become the backbone of our civilization One important phase of steel's multi- million dollar research program is the use of oxygen in blast and hearth furnaces which promises material in- creases in production Steelmen are also working to find ways of using lower- grade ores New means of casting steel direct from melt into finished passing the ingot stage and blooming millsis another research development which together with other improvements may lead to still greater production efficiency in new and existing steel manufacturing facilities From raw made tougher or more pliable in new and old forms with new properties and qualities come the products of tomorrow Research men in steel companies are working alone working together and working with manufac- turers to develop the specialized metals which these new products require Where else but in America are men as free to work out new ideas . to create new products to participate in the ownership and management of business Where else are so many people so profitably employed Where else is the standard of living for the average man so high Vision is indispensable to progress -and progress in turn demands freedom BANKERS TRUST COMPANY NEW YORK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION EEE New ships for ocean highways ... powered by C The first Victory Ship came home the other day under a new flag - carrying Egyptian cargo to the shores from which it had sailed a few short years ago with fighting men and supplies Its return marked the peacetime fulfillment of a distinguished war record - a record shared by much of the huge E powered armada of war days which now sails the water highways of the world in peaceful trade That this record was impressive to shipowners and builders is attested by the importance and variety of new con- struction that has gone down the ways equipped with E Marine Boilers new ships that range from luxury liners to going dredges from ore carriers T with the highest pressure marine boilers ever applied commercially - to various types of cargo vessels the latter including the largest order ever placed in an American shipyard by a foreign government To service this vast E equipped fleet Combustion Engineering maintains experienced engineers and stocks of spare parts strategically located to serve the Atlantic and Pacific seaboards the Gulf ports and the Great Lakes region You perhaps associate Combustion Engineering mainly with steam generation for industrial needs ashore yet wherever ships ply the seas you will find E Boilers setting high standards of reliability and economy standards symbolized by the familiar C Flame 268 COMBUSTION ENGINEERING 200 MADISON AVE NEW YORK 16 N.
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P ili* 34 1 T rank T i l m a , Q aartam an , P r a p a r a tio c B a rric a Sbop, P uget a n n i B arai Shipyard, B rasarto n , la s h in g tc n ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Zm I m a a t T a rte r, lead ln g aaa H a o tr ic ia n , P rep aratio n Sarrloa aap, h c * t Bacai S a r a i s h ip y a rd , B raa arto n , l a ih la g t a u . . . .......... 26 E m u s m orso* 1 3 X* The aeoa, l a f i t y B ir a o to r , B ethlaha* S t a t i O o., Ship b u ild in g D ir i d e a , San Tranciano O a lifo m ia . . . . . . . . .........
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TRHNSR CTIONS 34th NATIONAL SAFETY CONGRESS CHICAGO October 7-11. 1946 VOLUME I Part 1 General Subject and Industrial Sessions VOLUME I.
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TRHNSR CTIONS 34th NATIONAL SAFETY CONGRESS CHICAGO October 7-11. 1946 VOLUME I Part 1 General Subject and Industrial Sessions VOLUME I.
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Aeronautical Research leads the way in payroll allocation, 9.30%, while Chemical Research is second in the participa tion column, 88.1%.
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Metals Section Officers 1940-1941 General Chairman--Irvin A.
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I PRELIMINARY STATEMENT .\ " This is one of 170 cases brought against Monsanto by current and former employees.
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FILE NAME: Trade Publications (TR) DATE: 1946 DOC#: TR005 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Trade Journal - Southern Power & Industry V ?
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