1926

"Beloit

Iron Works"

Paper Machines

  #185 Detroit Sulphite #8

132" Fourdrinier      Michigan     700 f.p.m.

  #186 St. Helens #1

170" Fourdr inter     Oregon       800 f.p.m.

*#187 Thunder Bay #1

236" Fourdrinier      Canada     1200 f.p.m.

  #188 M. & 0. (Waldorf) #4

138" Cylinder          Minnesota   300 f.p.m.

  #191 Louisiana #3

128" Cylinder          Louisiana    300 f.p.m.

Comments

* First 236" fourdrinier with a speed over 1000' coupled with

first chain. driven dryer section, designed by Earl Berry.

Thunder Bay Paper Company started construction at Port

Arthur and completed mill during 1927.

Started producing suction rolls and completed ten rolls.

M W Dundore started work as industrial engineer May 1,

and Lloyd Hornbostel started November 1 in the engineering

department,

Number of plant employees: 420

Shop personnel:

J. G. Wines

Methods and Time Study

J. O'Brien

Shipping

B. Milis

Erecting

William Macklem

Superintendent

T. Ode

North Shop Foreman

E. Statier

Night Foreman

H. Wahlen

Foundry Foreman

C. Anderson

Wood Shop

C. R. Whipple

Chief Draftsman

B. Larson

Development Engineer

W. Starling

Pattern Storage

H. Paar

South Shop Foreman

D. C. Roberts

Consultant

H. Tower

Bookkeeper and Employment

E. Hanson

Chief Electrician

B. Lighnart

Tool Room