Marks Bros. 1938
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Modern Living: Part Eleven
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Eveready 1936
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GF Studios 1958
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Deltox 1953
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Bassett 1963
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General Electric 1957
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Sealy 1966
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Valentine-Seaver 1947
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The McClouth Steel add;
Grew up within 5 miles of the main north mill that was in Riverview/Trenton, Michigan. Memories of the night sky always orange. A gal whose hsband was in my monms nursing home drove the trains that moved the hot metal pig iron ingots to the forming and rolling mills.
Grew up within 5 miles of the main north mill that was in Riverview/Trenton, Michigan. Memories of the night sky always orange. A gal whose hsband was in my monms nursing home drove the trains that moved the hot metal pig iron ingots to the forming and rolling mills.
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McClouth
My dad was one of the designers of the electrical system for McClouth in Trenton as an employee of General Electric. We spent a summer there (1961) at Stony Point, and had a tour of the Enrico Fermi nuclear plant.
My dad was one of the designers of the electrical system for McClouth in Trenton as an employee of General Electric. We spent a summer there (1961) at Stony Point, and had a tour of the Enrico Fermi nuclear plant.
vacerator
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Steved,
that's ironic! That would have been Fermi #1 in Monroe. Do you know it's fate? Fermi #2 was built after the core meltdown of 1965. We moved from Pittsbirgh in fall of 1966.
The reactor overheat was caused by a cooling fin which dislodged from inside a line and jammed a valve. The reactor was scrammed within minutes of the hot core eating through the containmnet floor.
It is forever entombed in lead.
I read the book "We almost lost Detroit".
Babcock and Wilcox welded the entire reactor vessel and cooling lines.
that's ironic! That would have been Fermi #1 in Monroe. Do you know it's fate? Fermi #2 was built after the core meltdown of 1965. We moved from Pittsbirgh in fall of 1966.
The reactor overheat was caused by a cooling fin which dislodged from inside a line and jammed a valve. The reactor was scrammed within minutes of the hot core eating through the containmnet floor.
It is forever entombed in lead.
I read the book "We almost lost Detroit".
Babcock and Wilcox welded the entire reactor vessel and cooling lines.
Duz 1950
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Dow 1953
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Dove 1958
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Kleenex 1971
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Bethlehem Steel 1962
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Texas-Ware 1961
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Cooking Magic 1971
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Kroehler 1960
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Prolong 1965
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Du Pont 1956
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<script async src="//embedr.flickr.com/assets/client-code.js" charset="utf-8"></script>I had totally forgotten that paper towels came in such deep shades.
My friend Barb has a collection of Texas Ware items, including some that are multi-colored.
I don't remember Prolong floor wax; it must not have been around long. I see the manufacturer was a division of pharmaceutical company Bristol-Myers.
That baby in the Cellophane ad would be about the same age as me!
My friend Barb has a collection of Texas Ware items, including some that are multi-colored.
I don't remember Prolong floor wax; it must not have been around long. I see the manufacturer was a division of pharmaceutical company Bristol-Myers.
That baby in the Cellophane ad would be about the same age as me!
Dixie Cup 1963
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Hudson 1966
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Cosco 1957
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Westinghouse 1952
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Utica 1947
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Union Carbide 1960
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Tide 1953
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Simmons 1962
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