Don Williamson corresponds with Raymond Loewy on behalf of Automotive News, enclosing a copy of the article to which Loewy contributed, and makes a personal request for a signed sketch from Loewy.
Raymond Loewy informs his staff that Automotive News has changed its attitude toward him. The memo is attached to a copy of Don Williamson's request for a signed sketch.
Periodicals; Chemical industry; Fashion industry; Textile industry; Health care; Fishing; Paint industry; Weeds; Automobile industry; Roads; Lighting;
Table of Contents: An inside story; The soft scent of lavendar; Upbeat news about off-beat hearts; Making good scents again; Color them solid; High plains weed control; Better than the original; Roads with stretch; Reflecting a cost saving; Key to...
Periodicals; Chemical industry; Computer-aided designs; Galleries & museums; Safety; Pillows; Agriculture; Insulating paper industry; Swimming pools; Plastics industry;
Table of Contents: Drawings on demand; Artifacts of the future; Selling automotive safety; Another bedtime story; Good news for these ears; Hot new name in cold; Renovation at Riverside Park; Axarel, the safer solution; Taking the plunge with...
Periodicals; Chemical industry; Dairy products; Packaging; Paint industry; Signs (Notices); Agriculture; AIDS (Disease); Medicine; Snowmobiles; Space vehicles;
Table of Contents: A little taste of heaven; Signs of endurance; Sustainable growth: DuPont's 21st century goal; Welcome, pioneer; Good news from the front; Mission possible: earthbound safety; Baby, it's cold outside; Lighter on liftoff; The...
Henry relaying to his son news about Aunt Lina, a snowstorm and the Delaware Regiments. The Delaware Cavalry battalion had left for Drummond town, but left one Company in Wilmington in search of deserters. There was a parade of the 5th Del....
News of an explosion a the mills, four mils in the Upper Yard exploded, three men killed, Charles' du Pont's house nearly destroyed, some of Louisa's children cut by glass, Meta. struck on head, they are staying at Eleuthera's, the worst blast...