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  1. Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1941

    Asbestos Magazine, 1941

    Africa (General) Union of South Africa—Its Asbestos Fields Apr. 1941 April 1941 Chrysotile Asbestos in the South African Fields May 1941 May 1941 Crocidolite in South Africa July 1941 July 1941 Amosite and other Varieties…

  2. Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1948

    Asbestos Magazine, 1948

    …1948 Grading Asbestos Grades in South Africa Dec. 1948 December 1948 History of Asbestos Asbestos Production—Rhodesia Aug. 1948 August 1948 Asbestos Production—Union of S. Africa Sept. 1948 September 1948 Asbestos Production—United States Oct…

  3. Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1940

    Asbestos Magazine, 1940

    …to heat. November 1940 Nov. 1940 18 Training of pipe coverers - No vocational school exists, training being left up to the union. Most large cities have shortage. November 1940 Nov. 1940 20 Defense program requiring hundreds…

  4. Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1942

    Asbestos Magazine, 1942

    …II and III and setting up rules for the importation of each. Asbestos (originating in Rhodesia or Union of South Africa) is on List II. (Note that other varieties are not included or mentioned.) No person…

  5. Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1944

    Asbestos Magazine, 1944

    …1944 35 CJM hosted 30 members of Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy to banquet and plant tour. July 1944 July 1944 39 Union Oil's new refinery used almost $1 million of J-M products…

  6. Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1946

    Asbestos Magazine, 1946

    …has been acquired by the Globe Asbestos Corp. …" July 1946 July 1946 28-31 Market Conditions. July 1946 July 1946 40 CJM to build new factory at Port Union, Ontario. July 1946 July 1946 42…

  7. Magazine · Asbestos Magazine · 1949

    Asbestos Magazine, 1949

    …Quebec were unsuccessful, and a conciliation officer was appointed by the Quebec Department of Labor to help solve the problems arising from negotiations. The four companies involved are: Asbestos Corporation Limited, Johnson's Company, Flintkote Mines…