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## Page unknown Here is the text extracted from the document image, preserving the layout and structure as much as possible: THE WAY WE WERE WE DEDICATE THIS ISSUE OF THE FLAGSHIP QUARTERLY NEWS TO PHILIP E. RICE, FORMER NAUGATUCK PLANT FACTORY MANAGER ON HIS 100TH YEAR! On October 16, 1997, Mr. Philip E. Rice, … Read more

## Page 002 The Flagship • Winter 1998 Joint Union Management Safety Statement Over the years, the leadership of USW Local 218 and the Naugatuck Plant have worked hard to develop and maintain one of the most comprehensive safety and health programs within the industry. Some of the elements of our safety statement include: • … Read more

## Page 001 Here is the extracted text from the document image: The FLAGSHIP Issue 6 Quarterly News Winter 1998 From The Factory Manager… “BST” BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY As most of you are aware, the Plant has retained the services of a consulting firm that specializes in improving safety performance. The technique that they have … Read more

## Page 001 CHEMWORLD WINTER/SPRING 1995 Published by Uniroyal Chemical Co. for its Associates and Retirees CONTENTS 2 Logistics Strives for Continuous Customer Satisfaction 3 Responsible Care® Implementation On Track 4 Annual Total Quality Recognition Awards Celebrated 6 International Advertising Targets Latin American Markets 7 Novaquim Strengthens Expansion Efforts 8 Initial Public Offering Announced Worldwide … Read more

## Page 001 Chem World Published by Uniroyal Chemical Co. for its Employees and Retirees January 1991 Contents Cotton Aid For U.S.S.R. . . . . . . . 2 A Talk With Walter J. Cook . . . 3 Recycling Is Good Business . . . . 4 Annual Quality Award Winners 5 Supplier … Read more

## Page 001 Here is the text extracted from the document image, preserving the layout and structure as much as possible: Chem World Published by Uniroyal Chemical Co. for its Employees and Retirees January 1990 Contents ’89 Quality Symposium . . . . . . . . . 2 Uniroyal of Canada Awarded . . … Read more

## Page 004 CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 14, 1980 Equality (continued from page 1) The execution of the equal opportunity policy demands the involvement of all management personnel in identifying and attracting minority and disabled veteran and Vietnam Era Veteran, and handicapped applicants qualified for consideration in all job classifications, as job openings in such classifications occur. … Read more

## Page 272 UNIIOYAL CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 13, 1979 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIIOYAL CHEMICAL No. 3 Gov. Grasso Attends the 75th Anniversary of Chemical Plant Overhead an airplane flew with a banner–Happy 75th Anniversary—Naugatuck Chemical–and the 60 piece Naugatuck High School Band played spirited melodies. A bit threatening, it turned out to be an … Read more

## Page 002 Page 2 CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 13 1979 Professional Excellence The Parcel Post Department is an example of a group of individuals who have demonstrated Professional Excellence in the performance of their jobs. Jessie DaSilva, Jim Harnett, Frank Rubia (Group Leader), and Joe Wojczak (Foreman) have a reputation of expertly preparing and shipping samples … Read more

## Page 268 Merry Christmas – Happy New Year CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 12, 1978 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 3 Johnson, Kralastic Latex Factory Sold Manager After several months of speculation the Division announced that it has entered into an agreement to sell the domestic Kralastic (ABS plastic resin and synthetic Latex) businesses … Read more

## Page 261 EDITORIAL A large portion of this edition of CHEM-TEXTS is devoted to things that are happening here at the plant as a result of making it a “better place to be”. My staff and myself have dedicated ourselves to that objective in 1978. In addition to some of the physical changes that … Read more

## Page 003 Volume 12, 1978 CHEM-TEXTS Page 3 25 Year Club… (continued from page 1) Robert Mazaika, center, Factory Manager, presented LeDoux Perpetual Motion Clocks to George Bakis and Richard Haller. Twelve retirees were presented the 25 Year Service awards for their service with the Chemical Plant. Bakis, a Foreman in Chemical Production, joined … Read more

## Page 256 UNIHOYAL CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 11, 1977 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIHOYAL CHEMICAL No. 3 10 Unihoyal Footwear Scholarships Operations Offered To Close NAUGATUCK, CONN. – The Company has announced a tentative decision has been made to shut down the fabric footwear operations at the Foot- wear Plant. Presently, there are four as- … Read more

## Page 248 UNIROYAL CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 11, 1977 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 1 Hospital Approved Sales and Profits Up in the Fourth Quarter The present Plant Hospital occupies the right side of Bldg. 47. The new hospital will occupy the entire first floor of the building. By Victor Alves The Capital … Read more

## Page 002 Here is the text extracted from the document image, preserving the layout and structure as much as possible: Extra Effort Pays Off . . . During the past several weeks, two letters passed across my desk which, to my way of thinking, showed how we are performing better than any other information. … Read more

## Page 240 UNIROYAL CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 10, 1976 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 2 10 Uniroyal Scholarships Offered Ten Uniroyal Merit scholar- ships are offered to children of employees through the nation- wide scholarship program of the National Merit Scholarship Cor- poration. All children of Uniroyal em- ployees, who have more than … Read more

## Page 004 Four Retire Recently Mary Dinkie, center, a telephone operator in EMC shows Gordon Anderson, Vice-President of Manufacturing, the intricacies of the switchboard on her retirement after 21 years of service. At left is Rudlow. Charles Gates, fourth from left, is congratulated by Joseph Flanigany, President of Uniroyal Chemical on his retirement after … Read more

## Page 236 Merry Christmas – Happy New Year CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 9, 1975 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 6 2,000,000 Manhours Achieved Without A Lost Time Accident Best Safety Performance Since 1961 On Friday, November 21, the two million manhour goal without a lost time accident was achieved. This is the best … Read more

## Page 232 Uniroyal Chem-texts Vol. 9, 1975 No. 5 Fife and Drum Corps Promote Safety The Naugatuck Fife and Drum Corps gave a lift to safety in the plant by marching from the Main Entrance to Bldg. 18 Locker Room and playing a brief musical revue. Slight Income Gain Shown in Third Quarter The … Read more

## Page 228 CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 9, 1975 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 3 Company Announces Tentative Closing Of Reclaim Rubber Operations 200 Employees Affected For years the rumor has per- necessary to announce a tenta- sisted that the Reclaim Rubber tive decision to close it down. Plant would close down because New … Read more

## Page 230 94 Honored for Long Service Sixty nine new members were inducted into the Universal Service Club and another twenty-six were advanced to the 5 year groups in the club which honors employees for their years of service. Vice with the Naugatuck Chemical plant were Dr. McGarry, Dr. Needham, D. Angiolillo, F. Vensloe, … Read more

## Page 222 CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 8, 1974 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 1 Wintsch Named IR Manager H. Frederick Wintsch has been named Industrial Relations Manager for the Naugatuck plant of Uniroyal Chemical. It was announced by James Cronin, Vice President of Personnel, to succeed Jesse Crim, who was appointed Director of … Read more

## Page 004 Six Retire Recently | Beretta… (Cont’d from page 1) all domestic products except tires. Beretta joined the Naugatuck Chemical plant as a process development engineer in plastics and rubber in 1953. He held several positions in polymer research and development including Superintendent of Synthetic Production. In 1965 he was named Factory Manager … Read more

## Page 214 CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 7, 1973 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 4 Gaetz To Head UG Roderick Gaetz has been named Chairman for the annual United Givers campaign to be conducted at the Naugatuck plant, it was announced by James Cronin, Factory Manager. $22,300 Contributed In 1972 Drive The United Givers … Read more

## Page 002 Here is the extracted text from the document image, preserving the layout and structure as much as possible: CHEM·TEXTS Hydraulic Staging Purchased For Plant Jack McCarthy demonstrates the ease of operating the new hydraulic staging as he inspects equipment in a chemical production building. by Ian Kladowski The sensor and platform access … Read more

## Page 003 Page 3 CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 5, No. 6 $21,000 Unit . . . United Givers Appointments Mother To than previously made at the (Cont’d from page 1) Five Calves Mill English was the Process Art Adamson has been as- Jim Brown bottle nurses week Equipment Engineer for the sistant Maintenance and Con- old … Read more

## Page 003 Gillette, Welch Named To Head Up Idea Plan Sam Gillette, right, discusses methods with Pete Welch to improve Idea Plan. Sam Gillette, Manager of Methods Engineering, was named Idea Plan Administrator with overall responsibility for the program. Pete Welch, Industrial Relations, was named Coordinator of the Idea Plan and is responsible for … Read more

## Page 002 Here is the extracted text from the document image, preserving the layout and structure as much as possible: FROM THE FACTORY MANAGER DEAR FELLOW EMPLOYEE: Once again the United Givers of Naugatuck-Beacon Falls is starting its Fall drive to raise funds for the oncom- ing year. As you know, these funds sup- … Read more

## Page 002 FROM THE FACTORY MANAGER DEAR FELLOW EMPLOYEE: The miracle of the U.S. economy’s continued growth in the post-World War II is something all Americans can be proud of. Much of it can be attributed to the technological leadership of U.S. industry and to the productivity of the American workers. Our standard of … Read more

## Page 002 Here is the text extracted from the document image: FROM THE FACTORY MANAGER DEAR FELLOW EMPLOYEE: The National Safety Council recently presented an Award of Merit to the Naughtuck Chemical plant in recognition of its notable safety achievement in 1970. The Award was based on the significant drop in our lost-time accident … Read more

## Page 002 FROM THE FACTORY MANAGER DEAR FELLOW EMPLOYEE: I’m sure that each of us with a home and family is well aware of how increasingly difficult it is to maintain the standard of living to which we are accustomed, in light of higher overall costs of products and services. Each month we are … Read more

## Page 001 Merry Christmas – Happy New Year CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 4, 1970 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 10 Real Christmas Spirit Girls in the IBM Tabulating department add a touch of Christmas spirit to the office. Adjusting the wreath which they made, are from left, Julie Griffin, Joyce Lenizucci, Helen Southard … Read more

## Page 001 UNIROYAL CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 4, 1970 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 8 Polygard Facilities To Expand Design drawings are near completion for the expansion of Polygard® facilities in Bldg. 109. The major equipment has been ordered and 75% of the necessary piping materials are on order for the project which … Read more

## Page 001 Uni Royal CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 4, 1970 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 1 Uniroyal Benefits Help Cover Today’s Staggering Hospital Costs Joe Scullin and his wife, Elizabeth, look proudly at their 6 day old baby girl held by nurse of the Waterbury General Hospital. Uniroyal Benefits covered the hospital expenses … Read more

## Page 001 UNIROYAL CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 4, 1970 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL 1970 Success Depends On Each Employe If you were going on a long vacation you would care- fully plan in advance and con- sider everything necessary for a safe and rewarding trip for yourself and your family. Operation of a … Read more

## Page 001 CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 4, 1970 No. 3 Safety Is Everyone’s Responsibility The plants, The foremen, and serious injuries in 1969. The employees. This represents approximately To make the plant a safer $85 for each employee as a place to work, local manage- result of lost time accidents. ment is doing everything pos- These … Read more

## Page 001 CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 4, 1970 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 4 Solo, A New Soybean Herbicide Marketed Jim Nolan, left, checks control number for quality of liquid Solo as Filloe Duarte, center, inspects packaging. Tony Mar-ques, loads a pallet from Bldg. 76 warehouse on to truck for ship- ment to … Read more

## Page 001 UNIROYAL CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 4, 1970 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 5 $5,200,000 Spent Or Committed To Improve Air, Water Quality Trades Courses Offered by Al Manzi A two-year training program to qualify candidates for skilled trades openings has been de- veloped in cooperation with Kaynar Technical School in Waterbury. … Read more

## Page 001 UNIBOYAL CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 4, 1970 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIBOYAL CHEMICAL No. 6 Plans For New Food Dyanap Sales Increase Staffing Service For Oxford The Plant Underway by C. Durkin by Fred Winzler Uniboyal’s program for Servomation, Inc. recentcreating a new administrative ly assumed operation of plant center has been carefully … Read more

## Page 001 UNIROYAL CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 4, 1970 No. 7 Wear A Dress Once; Throw It Away Sales Up; Profits Off Uniroyal set new records in sales for the second quarter and first half of 1970. Net income declined compared with 1969 when profits hit an all-time high. Sales for the six months were $157,588,000, … Read more

## Page 001 Here is the text extracted from the document image: UNIPOYAL CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 3, 1969 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIPOYAL CHEMICAL No. 5 Good Housekeeping Prevents Plant Fires; Improves Safety, Morale, Product Quality by Ed Weaving What does good housekeeping mean? The words lead to thoughts about your home or apartment. Every … Read more

## Page 002 FROM THE FACTORY MANAGER DEAR FELLOW EMPLOYEE: All of us are aware of the importance of producing quality products in an efficient and safe manner. We are also aware of the importance of providing service to our customers, not only through the sale of the results of our effort can we be … Read more

## Page 001 CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 3 New Plant Entrance Nears Completion Plant’s Security Is Tightened Up. The all glass enclosed, new front to Building 84 gives an impressive approach to the plant’s main entrance. Construction of the new building is practically complete except for a few minor details. The building contains a new reception room … Read more

## Page 001 CHEM TEXTS PUBLISHED BY THE INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS DEPARTMENT UNIROYAL CHEMICAL, NAUGATUCK, CONNECTICUT FROM THE FACTORY MANAGER Dear Fellow Employees: Each of us, I’m sure, would like to see some longer. However, there are several things we should not forget. First, a breakdown in negotiations, or a strike, is the result of a … Read more

## Page 001 UNIROYAL CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 3 1969 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 3 NAUGATUCK, LEADER IN RUBBER CHEMICALS New Curalon Plant Starts Up Will Increase Chemical Sales Checking operations in the new Curalon plant are 1. to r. Anthony Gambardella, Rocco Magnanimo, foreman, and Thurman Walton. The new Curalon plant in … Read more

## Page 001 Merry Christmas – Happy New Year CHEM-TEXTS Pollution Of Naugatuck River To Be Controlled by Dick Shaw The construction of a new liquid waste pretreatment facility at the Naugatuck plant at a cost of almost $3,000,000 has been approved by the Uniroyal Board of Directors. The facility will control the plants pollution … Read more

## Page 001 UNIROYAL CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 3, 1969 No. 10 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL The Small Plant In A Big Plant Exterior of Chemical Pilot Plant is deceptive in appearance. Inside it’s a maze of piping, reactors, and equipment to make new products. The Chemical Pilot plant, a story brick building in … Read more

## Page 001 UniRoyal CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 3 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 9 Improvements Protect Jobs. Reclaim Dust Collectors Make Plant Cleaner, Safer. Reduce Escape Of Lint Bulldozer digs out aniline sludge that caused the Main entrance roadway to sink under heavy trailer trucks. Today, somewhere in the plant, another step is … Read more