| Title: |
Reminiscences of John M. Heinen, Jr.
|
| RLIN number: |
NXCP88-A73
|
| Document type: |
Oral history
|
| Accessibility: |
Free Only
|
| Repository: |
Columbia University. Oral History Research Office
|
| Collection: |
Continental Group Project
|
| Description: |
Family and educational background; career development; evaluation of enamels, plates and metals in relation to products; lead pellets in baby food cans; World War II Navy experiences; organization of research groups; development of aerosol can; 1954 decision to locate new research building in inner city; blacks and Chicago neighborhoods; failure of process to can greener peas; corrosion inhibitors; Conoweld, no detachable pull-tab can; ideas on management.
|
| Extent: |
Transcript: 93 leaves, Tape: 1 reel
|
| Restrictions: |
Access: Written permission required from Continental Group. Permission required to cite, quote, and reproduce. Contact repository for information.
|
| Original Language: |
English
|
| Time span: |
Not indicated ... to 1975 (Year of interview)
|
| Speaker: |
Heinen, John M., 1916-
|
| Speaker gender: |
Male
|
| Speaker date of birth: |
1916
|
| Speaker occupation: |
Business executive
|
| Age at speaking: |
59
|
| Document date: |
1975
|
| Interviewer: |
Nackman, Mark E.
|
| Topics discussed - ASP terms: |
African Americans--Housing; African Americans--Segregation; Executives; Manufacturing processes; Oral history
|
| Topics discussed - Other terms: |
Container industry--Equipment and supplies; Continental Can Company, Inc; Heinen, John M., 1916-; Research, Industrial
|
| ASP release: |
2005-06
|
| Document code: |
OHI0020303-15745
|
