The Ward M. Canaday Center for Special Collections

The University of Toledo

Finding Aid

Jack Paquette Collection on Northwest Ohio's Glass Industry, 1885-2003MSS-169

Size: 11 Linear Feet

Provenance: Jack K. Paquette, Toledo, OH

Access: Open

Related Collections: Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company Records, MSS-066

Processing Note: None

Copyright: The literary rights to this collection are assumed to rest with the person(s) responsible for the production of the particular items within the collection, or with their heirs or assigns. Researchers bear full legal responsibility for the acquisition to publish from any part of said collection per Title 17, United States Code. The Ward M. Canaday Center for Special Collections may reserve the right to intervene as intermediary at its own discretion.

Completed by: Kathy Warnes, July 2003 and Mary Koslovsky, October 2005

Biographical Outline: Jack K. Paquette

1925 Born in Toledo, Ohio1943 Graduated from Ross High School, Fremont, Ohio1943-1946 Served in the U.S. Naval Reserve on active duty for three years during

World War II.1949 Graduated from The Ohio State University with a B.A. in Journalism.1951 Graduated from The Ohio State University with an M.A. in Political

Science. Worked on Columbus, Ohio, newspaper as full-time journalist while attending school.

1951 July - Employed by Owens-Illinois Glass Company as a Creative Writing Specialist.

1951-1967 Served in a variety of advertising and marketing management positions for Owens-Illinois and as a supervisor in the Libbey Glass factory.

1967 Appointed Director of Organization Planning for Owens-Illinois.1967-1984 Served under four of the five chairmen of Owens-Illinois. These chairmen

were: J. Preston Levis, Raymon H. Mulford, Edwin D. Dodd, and Robert J. Lanigan.

1969 Appointed Vice President of Administrative Division of Owens-Illinois.1970 Elected Vice President of Owens-Illinois, Inc.1980 Appointed Assistant to the Chairman of Owens-Illinois, Inc.1982 Elected Assistant to the Executive Office of Owens-Illinois, Inc.1984 Retired from Owens-Illinois, Inc.1985 Wrote and published, A History of Owens-Illinois, Inc.1994 Wrote and published an updated version of The Glassmakers: A History

of Owens-Illinois, Inc. entitled The Glassmakers.2002 Wrote and published Blowpipes: Northwest Ohio Glassmaking in the Gas

Boom of the 1880s.

Biographical Sketch - Jack K. Paquette

Jack Paquette was born in Toledo, Ohio, in 1925. After his mother died, Paquette’s father could no longer care for him and his two brothers during the Depression. In 1933 when Paquette was 8 years old, his father placed him in the Lucas County Children’s Home in Maumee. Despite the institutional setting, Paquette recalled later that he had many fond memories of growing up there. He was adopted at the age of 13, but his early experience living in the Children’s Home led to a life-long commitment to the home and service as a trustee on the Lucas County Children’s Services Board.

Overcoming his difficult childhood, Paquette graduated from Ross High School in Fremont, Ohio, and spent three years on active duty in the Naval Reserve during World War II. After the war, he attended The Ohio State University, earning a bachelor’s degree in journalism in 1949 and a master’s degree in political science in 1951. He worked full-time as a journalist on a Columbus newspaper while attending the university.

While employed by the Columbus newspaper, Paquette realized he did not want to continue in the journalism field. Two Owens-Illinois executives recruiting in Columbus in 1951 interviewed Paquette and offered him a job. Years later, he admitted “I had never heard of the company.”

He began working for Owens-Illinois in July of that year as a creative writing specialist. Paquette advanced through the company, serving in a variety of advertising and marketing management positions and as a supervisor in the Libbey Glass Division’s Toledo factory. In 1967 he became Director of Organizational Planning, and two years later was appointed a vice president of the company’s Administrative Division and established its first corporate relations department. His responsibilities included public affairs, press relations, advertising, internal communications, and corporate contributions. He directed corporate relations for eleven years, and in 1981, became assistant to company chairman Edwin D. Dodd. During his years at Owens-Illinois, Paquette worked closely with J. Preston Levis, chairman from 1961 to 1963; Raymon H. Mulford, chairman from 1963-1972; Edwin D. Dodd, chairman from 1972 to 1983, and Robert J. Lanigan, who was chairman when Paquette retired in 1984. In 1982, Paquette became assistant to the executive office and served in that capacity until he retired in July 1984.

Paquette was also involved in many professional and community organizations. For more than fifteen years he served as trustee of the Ohio Manufacturers’ Association, and in 1980 was named president of the Bowling Green State University Foundation, Inc., a nonprofit organization designed to seek and manage private gifts to BGSU. He was the Owens-Illinois corporate liaison officer for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and honorary director of the Greater Toledo Area Chapter, American Red Cross. He was also a member of the Toledo Area Council Executive Board, Boy Scouts of America.

Paquette co-founded both the Columbus and Northwest Ohio chapters of Sigma Delta Chi, the national professional journalism society, and was a member of the board of governors of the Advertising Club of Toledo. He served as chairman of the U.S. Savings Bond Campaign in Lucas County, and as a trustee of the Greater Toledo YMCA. He was founding director of the Press Club of Toledo and held a number of positions with the United Way of Northwest Ohio. He was chairman of the government relations committee of the Glass Packaging Institute in Washington D.C. and was a member of the Advisory Board of Mercy Hospital in Toledo.

Other civic activities include serving as a trustee of the Toledo Repertoire Theatre, president of Crosby Gardens, chairman of Toledo’s Riverside Hospital Foundation. He is a member of the President’s Council of the Toledo Museum of Art, the President’s Club of Bowling Green State University, the advisory board of Maine’s Mid-Coast Hospital, and the Toledo Club.

He married the former Jane Russell of Fremont, and they have two sons and two daughters.

Some years before he retired from Owens-Illinois, Paquette began researching the glass industry in Northwest Ohio. After he retired, he spent nine years researching and writing Blowpipes, which was published in August 2003 by Xlibris Corporation. The book chronicles the glassmaking industry throughout the region, including information on many small companies that had been lost to history. It also includes material on glassmaking technology in the 1880s and the rise and fall of the child labor system that the glassmaking industry had helped to create. In addition to Blowpipes, Paquette wrote two other books about the glass industry: The Glassmakers, and A History of Owens-Illinois, Inc., 1818-1984.

Scope and Content Note

The Jack Paquette Collection on Northwest Ohio’s Glass Industry is divided into three series: research files created by Paquette during his work on the book Blowpipes; files documenting Paquette’s tenure at Owens-Illinois, Inc., and audiovisual materials (including glass artifacts). The collection should prove valuable to researchers because of its documentation of smaller, forgotten glass companies that once existed throughout the region. Also important is the information on Owens-Illinois Inc., since little other documentation on the history of this company is available to researchers.

Series I, Glass Industry Research Files, includes newspaper clippings on each of the companies chronicled in Paquette’s book, Blowpipes. Included is information about small companies in Bloomdale, Bowling Green, Findlay, Fostoria, Maumee, North Baltimore, Tiffin, Toledo and Welker. In addition to the small companies that no longer exist, more extensive files are included on the larger companies still in operation, such as Libbey-Owens-Ford and Owens-Corning. Also included in the research files are galley proofs for the book and reviews of Blowpipes.

Series II, Owens-Illinois Files, documents both the company’s history and Paquette’s tenure with the company. The series is divided into three subseries: Financial and Corporate Materials, Printed Material, and Speeches. Financial and Corporate Materials include information on the financial status of the company as reported in quarterly reports, stock and shareholder reports, and annual reports. The annual reports cover the years 1929 to 2002, and are complete for these years. Additional material includes bylaws of the Board of Directors, biographies and photographs of O-I executives, and an unpublished history of the company written by Paquette in 1953. Printed materials include various newsletters of the company, press releases, newspaper clippings about the company, and a personal biography of R. W. Lock written about his career at O-I.

Speeches and personal papers consist of texts written by Paquette as director of corporate relations for several O-I executives, particularly those written for Edwin D. Dodd covering the years 1968 to 1984. Also included are speeches written for Robert J. Lanigan, J. Preston Levis, William F. Spengler, and R. H. Mulford, as well as scattered personal papers

Series III, Photographs, Slides, and Videotape, includes slides about the Libbey-Owens-Ford Company, photographs of Owens-Illinois and video tapes, including a production on Michael J. Owens and the glass bottle machine, and speeches by Glen Hiner, chief executive officer of Owens-Corning, Inc.

Series IV, Artifacts, includes several souvenirs produced for milestones in Toledo’s glassmaking history, and an example of the “one-way” beer bottle produced by Owens-Illinois, one of the first glass bottles produced as a “non-returnable” beverage container.

In addition to the above material, Paquette donated 27 books on glassmaking and northwest Ohio history. A list of the titles is attached as an appendix to this finding aid. These books have been individually cataloged and added to the holdings of the Ward M. Canaday Center. Catalog records for the books indicate they are the gift of Jack K. Paquette. Included in these items are three books written by Paquette: Blowpipes:

Northwest Ohio Glassmaking in the Gas Boom of the 1880s (2002), A History of Owens-Illinois, Inc. (1985), and The Glassmakers: A History of Owens-Illinois, Inc. (1994).

Series Descriptions

S1 Glass Industry Research Files Contains files created by Paquette while doing research for his book Blowpipes and files of more current information on large glass companies located in Toledo. Files are arranged alphabetically by location, then by subject. Includes information on little-known small glass companies and large Toledo glass corporations. Also includes galley proofs and reviews of Blowpipes.

    S2 Owens-Illinois Files

Consists of three sub-series: A. Financial and Corporate Material; B. Printed Materials; and C. Speeches. Series documents both the history of Owens-Illinois as well as Paquette’s work as director of corporate relations for the company. The series is arranged alphabetically by subject.

    S3 Photographs, Slides, and Videotape

The series is arranged first by format and then alphabetical by subject. It contains slides of Libbey-Owens-Ford, photographs of Owens-Illinois and other glass making production and products. Video tapes are on the subject of Owens-Corning and its chief executive officer, Glen Hiner. Artifacts are examples of Toledo-made glass and souvenirs of Toledo glass company milestones.

S4 Artifacts

This series contains examples of some Toledo-made glass and souvenirs of Toledo glass company milestones.

Inventory

Box Folder Arrangement           SERIES 1. GLASS INDUSTRY RESEARCH FILES

1 1 American Flint Glass Workers Union

1 62 Berney Bond Glass Company

1 2 Bloomdale Pressed Glass Company 1 3 Blowpipes—Galley Proofs 1 4 Blowpipes—Reviews, 2002-2003 1 5 Bowling Green Canastota Window Glass Company 1 6 Bowling Green Crystal City Glass Company 1 7 Bowling Green Flint Glass Company 1 8 Bowling Green Glass Factories—General 1 9 Bowling Green Lythgoe #1 and #2—B.G. Glass Company 1 10 Bowling Green Novelty Glass Company 1 11 Bowling Green Safe Glass Company 1 12 Brief History of American Bottles 1 13 Child Labor in the Glass Industry

1 63 Edward Ford Glass Company

1 14 Findlay Bellaire Goblet Company 1 15 Findlay Bottle Company 1 16 Findlay—Buckeye Window Glass Company 1 17 Findlay Business and Industrial Historical Outline 1 18 Findlay Business and Industrial Historical Outline 1 19 Findlay Business and Industrial Historical Outline 1 20 Findlay—Columbia Glass Company 1 21 Findlay—Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton 1 22 Findlay Flint Glass Company 1 23 Findlay—General Information about Gas Boom 1 24 Findlay—Glass Factories, General 1 25 Findlay Glass Company 1 26 Findlay Globe & Chimney Company 1 27 Findlay Globe Window Glass Company 1 28 Findlay-Hancock Bottle Company 1 29 Findlay—Hirsch-Ely Window Glass 1 30 Findlay—Lippincott Glass Company 1 31 Findlay—Model Flint Glass Company 1 32 Findlay—Richardson Glass Company 1 33 Findlay—Ohio Window Glass Company 1 34 Findlay—West Park Window Glass Company 1 35 Findlay Window Glass Co.

1 36 Fostoria—Boom, General Information 1 37 Fostoria—Bulb and Bottle Co. 1 38 Fostoria—Butler Art Glass Company 1 39 Fostoria—Calcine Glass Company, Calcine Window Glass Co. 1 40 Fostoria—Crocker Glass Company 1 41 Fostoria—Fostoria Glass Company 1 42 Fostoria—Glass Companies, General Information 1 43 Fostoria Glass Specialty Company 1 44 Fostoria Incandescent Lamp Co. 1 45 Fostoria Shade and Consolidated Lamp & Shade 1 46 Fostoria—Kammerer Glass Company 1 47 Fostoria—Mambourg Glass Company 1 48 Fostoria—Mosaic Glass Company 1 49 Fostoria—Nickel Plate Glass Company 1 50 Fostoria—Novelty Glass Company 1 51 Fostoria—Seneca Glass Company 1 52 Glass History—Miscellaneous 1 53 Glass Making, General 1 54 Indiana Glass Factories—Notes 1 55 Maumee—Case & Merry, Crown Window Glass Company 1 56 Maumee—Gas Boom, General 1 57 Maumee Glass Company 1 58 North Baltimore Bottle Glass Company 1 59 North Baltimore—Enterprise Window Glass Company 1 60 North Baltimore—General, Gas and Glass Boom 1 61 North Baltimore—Zihlmann Glass Company

1 64 Pearl Glass Company (Clarion Plant, O-I, Inc.)

2 1 Tiffin—Beatty/U.S. Glass/Tiffin Glass 2 2 Tiffin—Belgian Glass Company 2 3 Tiffin—Bellaire Lantern Globe Company 2 4 Tiffin—Cooperative Glass Company 2 5 Tiffin—General Information 2 6 Tiffin—Sneath Glass Company 2 7 Tiffin Glass Company—Original Tiffin Glass Company 2 8 Timeline Article on Boomtowns 2 9 Toledo—American Lamp Chimney 2 10 Toledo—Edward Ford Plate Glass Co. 2 11 Toledo—Gas Boom/Pipelines 2 12 Toledo—Glass Boom 2 13 Toledo—Glassboro Novelty Glass Co. 2 14 Toledo—Glass, General 2 15 Toledo—Glass Industry in Toledo 2 16 Toledo—Illinois Glass Co. 2 17 Toledo—Libbey Glass Annual Reports, 1994-1999

2 18 Toledo—Libbey, Biography of Edward Drummond Libbey, 1948 2 19 Toledo—Libbey Glass Brochure, 1997 2 20 Toledo—Libbey Glass Financial Reports, 1993 2 21 Toledo—Libbey Glass Historical Material, 1886-1952 2 22 Toledo—Libbey Glass History, George Meeker, 1968 2 23 Toledo—Libbey Glass Magazine Clippings 2 24 Toledo—Libbey Glass Newspaper Clippings, 1970s-1980s 2 25 Toledo—Libbey Glass Newspaper Clippings, 1990s 2 26 Toledo—Libbey Glass Newspaper Clippings, 2000-2003 2 27 Toledo—Libbey Management News 2 28 Toledo—Libbey Glass Prospectus, May 1993 2 29 Toledo—Sydenham Glass Co. 2 30 Toledo—Libbey Inc.Tabletop Gazette, 2000 2 31 Toledo—Libbey-Toledo Museum of Art 2 32 Toledo—Libbey Inc., toledoblade.com 2 33 Toledo—Libbey-Owens-Ford, 1970 2 34 Toledo—Libbey-Owens-Ford, 1976 2 35 Toledo—Libbey-Owens-Ford Audiovisual Training Kit, 1978 2 36 Toledo—Libbey-Owens-Ford Brochure 2 37 Toledo—Libbey-Owens-Ford Magazine Clippings, 1974-2000 2 38 Toledo—Libbey-Owens-Ford Newspaper Clippings, 1987-20052 39 Toledo—Libbey-Owens-Ford Pilkington, 1995-2003 2 40 Toledo—Libbey-Owens-Ford Sheet Glass Co. 2 41 Toledo—Owens Bottle Machine Co. 2 42 Toledo—Owens Corning Magazine Clippings, 1950s-2000 2 43 Toledo—Owens Corning Newspaper Clippings, 1970s-1990s 2 44 Toledo—Owens Corning Newspaper Clippings, 2000-2003 2 45 Toledo—Owens Corning toledoblade.com, 2003 2 46 Toledo—Owens, Michael Biography 2 47 Toledo—Small Glass Companies 2 48 Toledo—Toledo Glass Company 2 49 Toledo—Window Glass Company 2 50 Welker Glass Company      

    SERIES II. OWENS-ILLINOIS FILES           Subseries A. Financial and Corporate Materials 3 1 Advertising Department, 1953 4 1 Annual Report, 1929 4 2 Annual Reports, 1930-1934 4 3 Annual Reports, 1935-1939 4 4 Annual Reports, 1940-1944 4 5 Annual Reports, 1945-1949 4 6 Annual Reports, 1950-1954

4 7 Annual Reports, 1955-1959 4 8 Annual Reports, 1960-1964 4 9 Annual Reports, 1965-1969 4 10 Annual Reports, 1970-1974 4 11 Annual Reports, 1975-1979 4 12 Annual Reports, 1980-1982 4 13 Annual Reports, 1983-1984 4 14 Annual Reports, 1985-1989 4 15 Annual Reports, 1986-1990 4 16 Annual Reports, 1991-1994 4 17 Annual Report, 1995 4 18 Annual Report, 1996 4 19 Annual Report, 1997 4 20 Annual Report, 1998 4 21 Annual Report, 1999 4 22 Annual Report, 2000 4 23 Annual Report, 2001 4 24 Annual Report, 2002

4 30 Annual Report, 2003

4 31 Annual Report, 2004

3 10 Annual Reports-Section 13 or 15(d) of Securities Exchange Act of 1934-1987-1991

8 27 Anti-trust suit, Hartford-Empire Co. v. U.S., 19453 5 Code of Bylaws of the Board of Directors 3 6 Code of Regulations, 1983 3 8 Corporate Directory, 1980-1981 3 9 Corporate Relations, 1965-2003 3 11 “Dear Onizer” 8 28 Documentary script, PBS, 2003

8 29Duraglas Catalog of Dairy Containers (1960)

3 3 Executive Biographies and Photos 3 12 Family of Measures Performance Ratios, 1980 3 13 Financial Statement, 1991-1992 3 14 Financial Reports—External

8 30Golden Emblem Club (2005)

3 15 Harvard Case Study Revised—October, 1969 3 17 International Update, 1982. 8 22 Libbey Glass, Advertisements

8 33Miscellaneous Correspondence

3 18 Notice of Annual Meeting, 1958-1961.

3 19 Notice of Annual Meeting, 1970-1979. 3 20 Notice of Annual Meeting, 1980s. 3 21 Notice of Annual Meeting, 1990s. 3 22 Notice of Annual Meeting, 2000-2003. 3 23 Obituaries. 3 24 Organizational Charts. 3 4 Owens-Illinois-Builds in Toledo, 1970-1993 3 16 Owens-Illinois History, by Jack Paquette, 1953, unpublished. 3 26 Personnel 3 25 PPD Division. 3 27 Prospectus, 1981-1991, Merrill-Lynch. 3 28 Prospectus, 1992, Merrill Lynch. 3 29 Proxy Statements—1970s. 3 30 Proxy Statements—1980s. 3 31 Public Affairs Manual 3 32 Quarterly Reports, 1973-1979. 3 33 Quarterly Reports, 1980-1989. 3 34 Quarterly Reports, 1990-2002. 3 38 Reorganization, 1972. 3 39 Salary Benefits Material

8 37SEC Filings Re:  KKR Sale of Stock Shares (2003)

3 35 SEC Quarterly Reports, 1988-1992. 3 36 SEC-Quarterly Reports, 1994-1999. 3 37 SEC Quarterly Reports, 1994-1999. 3 40 Stock and Shareholder Material 3 41 Stock and Shareholder Material 3 7 Summary of Corporate Acquisitions & Dispositions, 1929-1956.           Subseries B. Printed Materials 4 25 The Altonian 4 26 Comparative Statistics Reports, 1929-1985 4 27 Dedication of Raymon Mulford Library, MCO

8 31HQ/News (July 22, 1991)

4 29 “Inside Owens-Illinois,” 1976-1979 5 1 Insight, 1984 5 2 Insight, 1990-1992 5 3 Insight, 1993-1996 5 4 Insight, 1997-1999 5 5 Insight, 2001-2003 5 6 Kimble Assurance, 1954 4 28 “Leveraged Buyout-Owens-Illinois,” Hardy, W.T., master’s thesis8 39 Newspaper articles, Toledoblade.com, 2003, Libbey-Owens-Ford

9 13 Newspaper clippings (1912-1941)

5 37 Newspaper clippings, 1960s 5 39 Newspaper clippings, 1970s 5 40 Newspaper clippings, 1980-1985 5 41 Newspaper clippings, 1986-1987 5 42 Newspaper clippings, 1988-1989 5 43 Newspaper clippings, 1990-1994 5 44 Newspaper clippings, 1995-1999 5 45 Newspaper clippings, 2000-2003

9 14 Newspaper clippings (2004)

9 15 Newspaper clippings (2005)

8 24Newspaper clippings, East Toledo, 1936-1951

8 40Newspaper clippings, Owens-Corning, 2004-2005

8 34Newspaper clippings, O-I publicity, 1912-1941

8 35Newspaper clippings, O-I publicity, 2004

8 36Newspaper clippings, O-I publicity, 2005

8 41Newspaper clippings, Pilkington PLC, 2004-05

8 32Owens-Illinois Lib-Bits, 1963

5 8 Owens-Illinois Management News, 1982 5 9 Owens-Illinois Management News, 1983 5 10 Owens-Illinois Management News, 1984 5 11 Owens-Illinois Management News, 1985 5 12 Owens-Illinois Management News, 1986 5 13 Owens-Illinois Management News, 1987 5 14 Owens- Illinois Management News, 1988 5 15 Owens-Illinois Management News, 1989 5 16 Owens-Illinois Management News, 1990 5 17 Owens-Illinois Management News, 1991 5 18 Owens- Illinois Management News, 1992 5 19 Owens- Illinois Management News, 1993 5 20 Owens-Illinois Management News, 1994 5 21 Owens-Illinois Management News, 1995-1996 5 22 Owens-Illinois News, 1951 and 1955 5 23 Owens-Illinois Outlook, 1962-1976 5 24 Owens-Illinois Outlook, 1978

5 25 Owens-Illinois Outlook, 1984 5 26 Owens-Illinois Outlook, 1985 5 27 Owens-Illinois Outlook, 1986 5 28 Owens-Illinois Outlook, 1987-1989 5 38 Owens-Illinois Public Relations Magazine—1972-2002 Clippings 5 29 "Plant Three Fairmont” (booklet)5 30 Press Releases, 1960s 5 31 Press Releases, 1980s 5 32 Press Releases, 1990s 5 33 Promotional Literature, 1950s-1960s 5 34 Promotional Literature, 1960-1970 5 35 Publications, 1970s 5 36 Publications, 1980s 5 7 “Reflections on Owens-Illinois and My Career,” Lock, R.W., 1962-

1988. 5 46 toledoblade.com stories 5 47 Who’s Who in Owens-Illinois Glass Container Division,

1955,1962,1966           Subseries C. Speeches and personal papers8 23 Andrews, papers and photographs5 48 Dodd, Edwin D., 1952 5 49 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, January-July, 1968 5 50 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, August-December, 1968 5 51 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, January-March, 1969 6 1 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, April-May, 1969 6 2 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, June-August, 1969 6 3 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, September-October, 1969 6 4 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, November-December, 1969 6 5 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, January, July, 1970 6 6 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, August-December, 1970 6 7 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, January-July, 1971 6 8 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, August-December, 1971 6 9 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, January-July, 1972 6 10 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, August-December, 1972 6 11 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, January-July, 1973 6 12 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, August-December, 1973 6 13 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, January-July, 1974 6 14 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, August-December, 1974 6 15 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, January-July 1975 6 16 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, August-December, 1975 6 17 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, January-July, 1976 6 18 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, August-December, 1976 6 19 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, January-July, 1977 6 20 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, August-December, 1977

6 21 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, January-July, 1978 7 1 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, August-December, 1978 7 2 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, January-July, 1979 7 3 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, August-December, 1979 7 4 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, January-July, 1980 7 5 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, August-December, 1980 7 6 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, January-July, 1981 7 7 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, August-December, 1981 7 8 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, January-July, 1982 7 9 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, August-December, 1982 7 10 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, January-June, 19837 11 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, July-September, 19837 12 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, October, 19837 13 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, November, 19837 14 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, December, 19837 15 Dodd, Edwin D., Speeches, 1984, given as chairman, U.S. Chamber of

Commerce7 16 Lanigan, Robert J., Speeches, 1978-80 & 19908 1 Levis, J. Preson, speeches as Chairman of Owens-Illinois, 1961, 1962,

1965 8 26 Miller, George L., correspondence and publications list8 38 Miller, George L., patents, glass blowing machines, 1898 & 19008 3 Miscellaneous executives' speeches, 1960-1986 7 17 Mulford, R.H., letter to J. Preston Levis on employee-employer

relationships, December 15, 19497 18 Mulford, R.H., report on industrial relations department, 19497 19 Mulford, R.H., speeches, 1950-55 & 19587 20 Mulford, R.H., speeches, 1960-627 21 Mulford, R.H., speeches, 19637 22 Mulford, R.H., speeches, 1964-657 23 Mulford, R.H., speeches, 1966-677 24 Mulford, R.H., speeches, January-May, 19697 25 Mulford, R.H., speeches, June 19697 26 Mulford, R.H., speeches, July-December, 19697 27 Mulford, R.H., speeches, 1970-723 2 Paquette , Jack, biography9 1 Paquette, Jack K., indoctrination schedule, new employee, O-I Glass

Container Division, 7/9/1951 7 28 Paquette, Jack K., speeches as V.P. Corporate Relations, 1971, 1973,

1979, 1983 8 2 Spengler, William F., speeches as Owens-Illinois President,

International Operations, 1978, 1979, 1980      

    SERIES III. PHOTOGRAPHS, SLIDES, AND VIDEOTAPE

Photographs:

8 13 Asian Advisory Council, second meeting, 1982 8 17 Early images of LOF glassmaking, including Edward Ford Glass

Company's hand operations8 16 employee photos 8 25 Imagebinder, an O-I Family Album8 14 O-I annual meeting, April 1977  8 12 O-I and United Glass Ltd. (England), corporate officials 8 15 publicity photographs, 1948 and 1959

Slides:8 11 Libbey Glass-Pix of Owens & Libbey 8 7 Libbey-Owens-Ford 8 8 Libbey-Owens-Ford 8 6 Libbey-Owens-Ford, Safety Glass-Tuf-Flex 8 5 Libbey-Owens-Ford, Thermopane, Vari-Tran, “Kam-mation” 8 9 Plate Glass-Float Glass

8 4 “The Products of Libbey-Owens-Ford, An In-Depth Review” 8 10 Sheet Glass           Video Tapes

8 18Analyst Meeting, Owens-Corning Fiberglas, Special Edition, February 6, 1992

8 19 ASME Owens Machine Presentation. The first minute or so is extraneous material. The tape explores the role of Michael Owens in developing the Owens Glass Bottle Production Machine and shows electronic and mechanical production of glass and how that production has evolved from the original machine.

8 20 Glen Hiner Presentation-Technical Center, February 13, 1992. In this approximately 49 minute speech, at the Owens-Corning Technical Center in Granville, Hiner discusses the company’s asbestos issues, environmental concerns and company growth. He emphasizes the need to expand Owens-Corning research and development areas and reward employees for being innovative and creative.

8 21 Update-Owens-Corning. Tapes 3 and 4 introduce the new Owens-Corning CEO Glen Hiner and his vision for the company. They also feature speeches by Paul Daverio, Vice President, Charlie Dana, Vice President of the Technical Division, and Larry Solari, Sr. Vice President of the Construction Products Group. They discuss the financial health and growth of the company and its future direction.

     

    SERIES 4: ARTIFACTS 9 2 Asian Advisory Council, second meeting agenda, Singapore, 1982

(personal copy of Jack Paquette)

9 small box #1

Early Sample of Glass Composite Package, Owens-Illinois Experimental. (See Paquette, The Glassmakers, p. 182-186.)

9 small box #1

Revised version in 2003 of Libbey’s 1950 “Key to City”

9 small box #1

Pressed glass souvenir from dedication of new Owens-Illinois SeaGate Complex, 1982

9 small box #2

Libbey Glass Retail Display Pieces, c. 1965

9 small box #2

1957 Libbey Souvenir Glass

9   Holiday greeting message, Illinois Glass Co., 1927

9 Promotional paper weight, Owens Bottle machine, produced between 1904 & 1918

10 small box #3

Commemorative Glass, George M. Parker, National President, American Flint Glass Workers Union, 1961-1989

10 small box #3

Owens-Illinois “One Way” Beer bottles. Owens-Illinois, Development. (See Paquette, The Glassmakers, p. 118, f.n., p. 126.)

10small

box #4

Amber bottle, Illinois Glass Co., (prior to 1929) with "diamond" mark

10small

box #4

Clear bottle, Owens-Illinois (after 1929) with Duraglas Trademark, an O-I development

10small

box #4

Amber bottle, Owens Bottle Co., (ca. 1911-1929)

10 Owens-Illinois Graphic Standards Manual, developed in 1972-73 10 Commemorative glasses for O-I headquarters groundbreaking, May

22, 1979, Toledo, Ohio (box of 6 glasses)

11 President Eisenhower Commemorative Glass, ca. 1955 11 President Nixon Commemorative Glass, 1969 11 Man on the Moon Commemorative Glass, produced by Libbey Glass

in 1969 for premium sales 11 Prototype of O-I's Glass Composite Package (GCP), ca. 1969 11 First production run at the O-I plant in Mansfield, MA, 2-24-1975 11 First production run at the O-I plant in Puerto Rico, 11-15-1975 11 1964 Example of O-I's "Applied Color Lettering" (ACL) 11 First production run by O-I'l German affiliate, Gerresheim Glas of

mini, non-returnable beer bottle, ca. 1975 11 White Carling Black Label Beer bottle, n.d. 11 First production run at the O-I plant in Winston-Salem, NC, 10-15-

1975 11 Early sample of Libbey's use of an epoxy to affix a handle to a

tumbler, ca. 1960 11 First production run at the Alton, IL, plant of non-returnable bottle in

the traditional Coca Cola shape, 3-26-1969 11 Falstaff Beer bottle, n.d.

Appendix I

The following books were donated to the Ward M. Canaday Center by Jack Paquette as part of this collection. The books have been cataloged and added to the Center’s book holdings.

1. Aiken, William Earl. The Roots Grow Deep: A Story of Captain Ford, his son Edward and their Contribution to America’s Glass Industry. Lezius-Hiles Company, Cleveland, Ohio, 1957.

2. American Studio Artists. Glass Today: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Copyright 1997.

3. Barbour, Harriot Buxton. Sandwich: The Town that Glass Built. Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston, Massachusetts. 1948.

4. Bishop, Barbara and Hassell, Martha. Your Obdt. Servt., Deming Jarves: Correspondence of the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company’s Founder, 1825-1829. A Publication of the Sandwich Historical Society, Sandwich, Massachusetts. Copyright 1984.

5. The Corning Glass Center. Corning Glass Works, Corning, N.Y. Copyright 1958. 6. Fairfield, E. William. Fire & Sand: The History of the Libbey-Owens Sheet Glass

Company. Lezius-Hiles Company, Cleveland, Ohio, 1960. 7. Fox, Frederick C. The Rossford Plant of Libbey-Owens Ford, 1930-1975.

Copyright 1982. 8. Klein, Dan and Lloyd, Ward. The History of Glass. Crescent Books, New York,

1989. 9. Lee, Ruth Webb. Victorian Glass Specialties of the Nineteen Century. Published

by the Author. Northboro, Massachusetts. Seventh Edition. Copyright 1944. 10. McDaniel, Patricia. Drugstore Collectibles: A Wallace-Homestead Price Guide.

Wallace-Homestead Book Company, Radnor, Pennsylvania. Copyright 1994. 11. McKearin, Helen and George S. Two Hundred Years of American Blown Glass.

New York, Crown Publishers, Inc. Copyright 1949, 1950. Ninth Printing, November 1958.

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