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(March, 1950) No. 2 Redflash BOILER by American-Standard efficient hot water or steam heating in larger homes and other medium to average size buildings The Redflash Boiler, built and backed by American-Standard, is a time-tested, popular home heating boiler.

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Serbia Ear The State fining saea*er, olnes Pepartaent* PSRW. 11th* June 1955 n Aoirnllsp Bias Asbestos* - wiTTSgQOtt* On Jobs 1st* X isspocted the operations of tbs above Coa$any at fltteaoca* and ted occasion to draw the attention of the ttaoogpent to the very eaii factory working condltiono In the oillinc section* X pointed cat tfit no effective modifications, aiaod at the er eradication of duel* tad been achieved during the eleven soothe einco oy initial in^eettou Ae X ted sot be informed of the Company's future intent* ions as to a renprij of this situation X xe^uestod that X bo supplied with a written statoMnt of how and when sons improvement could bo expected* X stated that X coated thin laloa&atlca by the end of J.no otherwise X asy be esapelled to order the do care of the Billing section X alo Isfoxned the oenegecent that should X adopt thio line of action , the Ccspeny was entitled to appeal to the Senior Inspector of Vines * Salgoerlie* ogsinot ay dooioion* X ss advising yon of this natter now es the repercussions could te quite eerioos* however the working conditions are dlcgrocefal end X consider that< would be falling in cy duty to have taken a more lenient attltu&l* The underground conditions were ae cod es I have seen in any nine in the state and I contended the aanagenent cn thio point* However* X consider that the econonie aspect of any alnlng venture oust into consideration the cost of cafe and healthy working conditions, sad X was well aware of the Company'o operating looses when X called for a sppedy decision on the natter* c 1543 ~rt X liotrict Inspector oi iilnse********Cue*

$ofw Harvey Victor 1882-1957 Founder of the Victor Manufacturing & Gasket Com pany in 1909, John Harvey Victor was active in man agement of the company up to the day of his unexpected death, December 8,1957, in Wilmette, Illinois.

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K * /S~ THIS AGREEMENT made this Jr6rth day of December, 1957, by and between Pioneer Industrial Company, a Texas corporation having its principal place of business in the City of Houston, State of Texas, herein represented by f, its President, duly authorized (hereinafter called the "Contractor"), and ETHYL CORPORATION, herein represented by A.

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