5 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 17, 1974
O. E. Burch to G. E. Wilson Forwarding Walls & Ceilings Magazine Item on Asbestos in Joint Compound (1974)
A one-paragraph Georgia-Pacific intracompany memo from O. E. Burch to G. E. Wilson, subject 'Asbestos - JT Cement Products', forwarding a May issue Walls & Ceilings magazine page. Burch wrote that it was the first time he had seen actual cases…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 20, 1972
W. N. Gettel to C. W. Lehnert on Asbestos Replacement in Acme Joint System Products, Georgia-Pacific (1972)
A Georgia-Pacific interdepartmental memo reporting a field trial batch of All Purpose joint cement made at the Acme plant with a substitute for asbestos fiber. It relays an Oklahoma City applicator's 13 comments on the product's working properties…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 17, 1973
G. E. Wilson to E. B. Hollingsworth, T. W. Richards and J. DiLorenzo on Monitoring Asbestos Fiber in Joint Cement Operations (1973)
A one-page Georgia-Pacific interdepartmental memo from Portland, dated August 17, 1973, about asbestos fiber. It refers to a memo from Bill Lehnert and a report from Gene O'Neill on a Gypsum Association meeting about the hazards of mixing and…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 7, 1970
G. E. Wilson to C. W. Lehnert on Replacing Asbestos in Joint Cement Formulas, Georgia-Pacific (1970)
A Georgia-Pacific interdepartmental memo dated May 7, 1970, from G. E. Wilson to C. W. Lehnert on the subject of joint cement. It said asbestos fibers were receiving more attention in construction regarding air pollution and potential health…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 14, 1973
E. D. O'Neill to C. W. Lehnert on the First Gypsum Association Special Committee Meeting on Joint Compound Hazards (1973)
Georgia-Pacific interdepartmental memo summarizing the August 8, 1973 Chicago meeting of the Gypsum Association special committee on joint compound hazards. It reports preliminary USG and National Gypsum test findings on dust and asbestos levels,…