26 results for “Owens-Corning Fiberglas”, page 1 of 2
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Court case · U.S. Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit · November 12, 1992
Becht v. Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp. (1992)
The Sixth Circuit affirmed the judgment for plaintiff Ann Becht against Owens-Corning, holding it was not entitled to workers' compensation immunity and that the jury's 40% fault allocation and the denial of a new…
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Trade catalog or brochure · WARD Documents · 1951
Kaylo Block and Pipe Insulation Product Literature, Owens-Illinois and Owens-Corning Fiberglas (1951–1970)
…Kaylo 10 STS, made with inhibitors against stress corrosion of stainless steel, the chloride problem that also led Owens-Corning in 1961 to stop using J-M chrysotile in Kaylo: see G. C. Stefango to Don…
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Company document · JM Document Review · March 20, 1953
Owens-Illinois and Owens-Corning Fiberglas Agreements for the Sale of Kaylo (1953)
What it shows From 1953, Owens-Corning Fiberglas was a large buyer and reseller of Kaylo that Owens-Illinois made at Berlin, New Jersey. The Sales Agreement required that "All sales and advertisements of Kaylo Heat…
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Company document · JM Document Review · May 9, 1958
Owens-Illinois Sale of Its Kaylo Division to Owens-Corning Fiberglas (1958)
What it shows Owens-Corning bought the raw materials, work in process, finished goods and supplies at the Berlin plant for $633,661.41; all trademarks relating only to Kaylo for $17,500; the Berlin land…
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Court case · U.S. Court of Appeals, Third Circuit · April 14, 1995
Kirk v. Raymark Industries, Inc. (1995)
…judgment for plaintiff Sarah Kirk against Owens-Corning and remanded for a new trial on damages and liability, because the district court refused to strike two biased jurors for cause, impairing Owens-Corning's peremptory challenges…
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Court case · Pennsylvania Superior Court · September 3, 1982
Staiano v. Johns-Manville Corp. (1982)
Carman Staiano sued a group of asbestos product makers, including Johns-Manville, Owens-Corning and Celotex, for personal injuries. His wife, Rita, sued for loss of consortium. He alleged he was exposed to asbestos dust from…
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Court case · U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania · March 20, 1985
Lowe v. Johns-Manville Corp. (1985)
Eugene Lowe and his wife sued a group of asbestos companies in 1982 over injuries from his work exposure to asbestos. Lowe died in September 1982, and his co-administrators were substituted as plaintiffs. He had worked at various times from 1942 at…
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Court case · U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania · July 15, 1981 · in the opinion
Tysenn v. Johns-Manville Corp. (1981)
…Industries, Inc., Owens-Illinois Glass Company, Pacor, Inc., Celotex Corporation, Pittsburgh Corning Corporation, and Keene Corporation, Defendants, and Fibreboard Corp., Garlock, Inc., Unarco, Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc., and Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp., Third-Party Defendants. Civ. A…
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Court case · Massachusetts Appeals Court · December 11, 1997
Thayer v. Pittsburgh-Corning Corporation (1997)
The Appeals Court reversed the judgment and verdict on liability against Owens-Illinois and ordered a new trial because state of the art evidence had been excluded, but affirmed denial of the plaintiffs' motion for a…
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Advertisement · 1953
Advertisement: Kaylo (Owens-Illinois Glass Company) (1953)
A black-and-white magazine advertisement headed 'For Radii from 1/4 Inch... to Infinity...' showing a drawing of nested Kaylo insulation pieces stacked in a cone shape, with text on the range of pipe covering, curved block and flat block sizes and…
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Trade catalog or brochure
Catalog page: Kaylo Heat Insulation (Owens-Illinois Glass Company) and 1 other product
Six pages of a Kaylo brochure: a cover showing insulation blocks and pipe covering, a text page on hydrous calcium silicate, a page of physical characteristics and applications, and three pipe insulation pages with recommended thicknesses, standard…
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Company document · Motley 1000 · October 13, 1952
Owens-Illinois, Hydrous Calcium Silicates Part V, Physical and Chemical Properties of Kaylo Products, Excerpt (1952)
The cover page and one text page of an internal report of the Owens-Illinois General Research Division, "Hydrous Calcium Silicates, Part V: Physical and Chemical Properties of Kaylo Products," dated October 13, 1952. The page…
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Company document · Motley 1000 · April 30, 1957
W. C. England to W. C. Taylor of Owens-Illinois Sending Amosite Samples (1957)
…H. Horst of Owens-Illinois on an Amosite Order (1956) About this copy This is document 1142 of the Motley 1,000, from the set the Manville Personal Injury Settlement Trust's records facility certified as…
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Company document · Motley 1000 · June 8, 1954
W. C. Taylor of Owens-Illinois on Asbestos in Kaylo and Competing Calcium Silicate Insulations (1954)
A two-page Owens-Illinois intra-company memo of June 8, 1954, from W. C. Taylor, chief of the chemistry section of the General Research Division, to B. F. Truman and others in Toledo, headed "Comparison…
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Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · December 14, 1948
W. G. Hazard of Owens-Illinois to the Industrial Hygiene Foundation on Studying Kaylo Dust (1948)
…grinding. The letter came four weeks after Saranac's Arthur Vorwald had told Owens-Illinois that Kaylo produced asbestosis in animals and that this conclusion was "final rather than tentative" (Vorwald's letter of November 16…
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Product picture · Product Pictures
Product photograph: KAYLO PIPE INSULATION (OWENS-ILLINOIS GLASS COMPANY)
A color-tinted photograph of a worn cardboard carton printed 'KAYLO PIPE INSULATION' with handwritten markings, topped by a piece of white pipe insulation, and bearing a plaintiff's exhibit sticker.
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Product picture · Product Pictures
Package: Kaylo pipe insulation carton (Owens-Illinois Glass Company)
Photograph of a pipe insulation carton printed with the KAYLO name, a temperature range of 200° F. to 1200° F., and the Owens-Illinois Glass Company, Kaylo Division, Toledo, Ohio.
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Product picture · Product Pictures
Package: Kaylo pipe insulation carton (Owens-Illinois Glass Company) (2)
A rotated photograph of a worn cardboard carton printed in red with 'Kaylo Pipe Insulation, for temperatures from 200°F to 1200°F' and the Owens-Illinois Glass Company, Kaylo Division, Toledo, Ohio, with 'Stand on end' and…
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Person · People and organizations
W. G. Hazard
Industrial Relations at Owens-Illinois Glass Company Industrial Hygienist, Owens-Illinois, Toledo, OH Instructor at Harvard School of Public Health Owens-Illinois Graduated from Harvard Public Health Service
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Person · People and organizations
U. E. Bowes
Director of Research at Owens-Illinois Glass Company