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Conwed Corporation Purchase Order 5882 to Union Carbide for a 60-Ton Car of High Purity Asbestos Pellets, with Telegram and Shipping Papers (1968)

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Conwed Corporation purchase order dated May 7, 1968 to Union Carbide's Chemical & Plastics Division in Chicago for one 60-ton car of high purity asbestos pellets in bags at $100.00 per ton, shipped from King City, California. It is followed by a May 14, 1968 Conwed telegram asking for the wire car number and by shipping papers, including a Southern Pacific bill of lading dated May 11 for a car consigned to Conwed at Cloquet, Minnesota.

Author
Conwed Corporation (purchaser; issuer of Purchase Order 5882); W E Walsh (Conwed Corporation, signer of the telegram)
Published by
Conwed Corporation (formerly Wood Conversion Co.), with Union Carbide Corporation, Chemicals and Plastics shipping papers
Series
Union Carbide documents, UC-5231
Date
May 7, 1968
Number
Bates 074987 to 074988
Library no.
ACL Doc 19712 · asbestosclaims.law/library/19712
Rights
A document from asbestos litigation, published for research and historical study.

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What the document holds

  • Page 1: Conwed Corporation purchase order 5882 dated May 7, 1968 to Union Carbide for one 60-ton car of high purity asbestos pellets in bags, with handwritten car number and freight notations
  • Page 2: Western Union telegram of May 14, 1968 from Conwed (W E Walsh) to Bert Barton at Union Carbide, re PO 5882 wire car number, urgent
  • Page 3: Union Carbide Chemicals and Plastics shipping order form for a shipment from King City to Cloquet, Minnesota (poor OCR)
  • Page 4: Nearly illegible page with no usable text
  • Page 5: Partial carrier form with shipment-tender and delivery-receipt notice (poor OCR)
  • Page 6: Southern Pacific bill of lading, King City (Welby) to Cloquet, Minnesota, dated May 11, consigned to Conwed Corp, order 5882, 121,200 lbs, freight collect
  • Page 7: Union Carbide order acknowledgment form, bill to Conwed Corp (largely illegible OCR)

People and organizations

From Conwed Corporation (purchaser; issuer of Purchase Order 5882); W E Walsh (Conwed Corporation, signer of the telegram) to Bert K. Barton (Union Carbide Corporation, Chemical & Plastics Div., Chicago).

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This is document UC-5231 of the Union Carbide documents, documents produced and used as evidence in asbestos lawsuits against Union Carbide, 7 pages. Production numbers 074987 to 074988.

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Conwed Corporation (purchaser, issuer of Purchase Order 5882), W E Walsh (Conwed Corporation, signer of the telegram). “Conwed Corporation Purchase Order 5882 to Union Carbide for a 60-Ton Car of High Purity Asbestos Pellets, with Telegram and Shipping Papers.” May 7, 1968. Union Carbide documents, UC-5231, Bates 074987 to 074988. Conwed Corporation (formerly Wood Conversion Co.), with Union Carbide Corporation, Chemicals and Plastics shipping papers. AsbestosClaims.Law Library, ACL Doc 19712. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/19712.

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