Thomaston Mills
Government Reports
AG:
Description	Area	Box	Folder
1972 Census of Transportation Report		102	11
1978 Farm & Ranch Identification Survey		102	2
Actual Settlement of Claims From Customers Through J.P. Stevens		105	4
Actual Working Papers To Determine When Mexican Cotton Was Opened & What Percentage Went Into Mix		104	4
American Textile Manufacturers Institute Reports		102	10
Annual Survey of Manufacturers 1968 - 1973		109	3
Annual Survey of Manufacturers 1974		109	4
Annual Survey of Manufacturers Listing of Additional Manufacturing Establishments 1973 - 1975		111	1
Annual Survey of Manufacturers Listing of Additional Manufacturing Establishments 1974		109	1
Annual Survey of Manufactures 1976		107	6
Annual Survey of Manufactures 1977-1978		111	5
ATMI Energy Efficiency Improvement Report 1979		107	10
Broad Fabrics Woven Census 1957		111	7
Broad Fabrics Woven Census 1961		111	6
Broad Woven  Fabrics Census 1959		111	9
Broad Woven Fabrics Census 1958		111	8
Broad Woven Fabrics Census 1960		111	10
Broad Woven Fabrics Census 1962		111	11
Bureau of Labor Statistics Product of Activity Report 1977 & 1981		109	5
Business Report 1980		107	9
C.L.C. Executive Compensation		106	10
Census Form Broadwoven Fabrics  1963		110	7
Census Form Broadwoven Fabrics 1964		110	9
Census Form MA 22-F Annual Yarn Production 1959-1966		102	3
Census From MA-151 List of Manufacturing Establishments 1968		102	7
Census of Broadwoven Fabrics 1973		108	2
Census Report 1956		107	7
Cloth Production Report 1975		107	1
Company Summary of Research and Development 1976		109	2
Correspondence With Ivins, Phillips & Barker Concerning Government Penalty & Mexican Cotton		105	3
Correspondence With J.P. Stevens & Company Concerning Mexican Cotton and The Justice Department		104	1
Correspondence With Richard Jones & United States Department of Agriculture Concerning Mexican Cotton		105	5
Cotton Department Papers to show Actual Purchases of Mexican Cotton & Mexican Strips		103	5
Current Industrial Report 1975 - 1978		109	6
Current Industrial Report 1976 - 1977		110	6
Current Industrial Report 1977		107	8
Current Industrial Report 1982		111	4
Current Industrial Report Broadwoven Fabrics 1971 - 1972		108	1
Current Industrial Reports 1973 - 1974		108	4
Customer Orders Entirely Exempt From Renegotiation F.Y.E. June 30, 1966		103	4
Department of Commerce Form BDSAF-509 Survival Items Program 1957 Report		102	4
Department of Commerce Form BE-3Monthly Industry Survey, Sales, Orders and Inventories By Month 1959		102	5
Department of Commerce Form LOC-L1 Location of Plant in Terms of Latitude & Longitude		102	6
Department of Revenue Motor Fuel Tax Georgia 1978 - 1981		110	5
Direct Subsidy Payments Received on Goods Containing Over 5% Mexican Cotton		106	8
Economic Censuses Report 1977		107	5
Entirely Exempt From Renegotiation Fiscal Year Ending July 1, 1967		103	2
Entirely Exempt From Renegotiation FYE 1968		105	2
Environmental Protection Agency 1973		108	14
Export Programs		106	1
Farm Finance Survey & Land Lords Report 1979		107	12
Federal Trade Commission Form NB-58 Nature of Business Report		106	3
Federal Trade commission Survey 1977		106	5
File Copies of Reports Furnished United States Department of Agriculture		103	3
Florida Department of Revenue Notice of Intent to Make Corporate Income Tax Changes 1979 - 1982		108	13
Form R-1 Quarterly Financial Report Securities & Exchange Commission		103	1
Georgia Sales Picked up by Customers 1979 - 1980		108	12
Georgia Textile Manufacturing Association- Correspondence Regarding Census Reports		102	9
Government Report of Company Organization 1971, 1972		107	4
Industrial Report Broadwoven Fabrics 1977		107	3
J.P. Stevens Invoices With Less Than 5% Mexican Cotton-Thomaston Mills Has No Record of Receiving Subsidy, These Have C.C.C. Reg. No.		106	9
J.P. Stevens Invoices-All less Than 5% Mexican Cotton-No Record of Receiving Any Subsidy on These Invoices Show Registration Numbers		104	3
List of Direct Subsidy Payments Received on Goods Containing Less Than 5% Mexican Cotton		106	7
List of Invoices Containing Over 5% Mexican Cotton That Was Exported -Thomaston Mills Did not Receive Any Subsidy - J.P. Stevens or Customer Collected It		106	2
Listing of Central Administrative Offices, Auxiliaries, and Manufacturer's Sales Branches 1973		108	5
Manufacturing Industries Energy Consumption and Survey of Large Combustors 1980		107	14
MC 22Z Government Report 1977		106	6
MC22-Z Textile Equipment in Place 1972		103	4
Opening Instructions for Cotton Mixes		104	6
Plant & Equipment Expenditures Survey 1972 - 1973		108	6
Plant & Equipment Expenditures Survey Supplement 1973		110	2
Price Commission Information		105	1
Producers & Importers Questionnaire U.S. International Trade Commission 1980		107	11
Product or Activity Report 1974		110	1
Quarterly Federal Excise Tax Diesel Fuel  1981		110	4
Renegotiation FYE July 2, 1966		102	14
Report of Organization 1978 - 1980		111	2
Settlements of Actual Claims From Direct Customers		102	13
State of California Forms to Establish Sales Office In Los Angeles, California 1978		108	15
State of California Industrial Classification Statement 1980		107	2
State of Georgia Motor Fuel Tax Unit  1975 - 1982		110	3
Statement of Products 1974		108	8
Subsidy Payments Received Through J.P. Stevens  on Goods Containing Over 5% Mexican Cotton , Copies of Invoices 1957 -1960		102	15
Subsidy Received J.P. Stevens with Less Than 5% Mexican Cotton-Copies of Invoices		104	5
Summary of Subsidy Payments Received Through J.P. Stevens May 1957 - November 1960		102	16
Survey of Plant Capacity 1976		110	8
Survey of Plant Capacity 1978 - 1981		111	3
Survey on Pollution Abatement Costs and Expenditures 1976 & 1978		107	13
Tire Cord of Man-made Fabrics 1973		108	7
U. S. Corporation Income Tax Return 1972 - 1973		108	10
U. S. Corporation Income Tax Return 1973 - 1974		108	11
U.S. Corporation Income Tax Return 1974 - 1975		108	9
U.S. Department of Commerce 1960 H-11 Rental Property Questionnaire		102	1
U.S. Department of Commerce Special Reports		102	8
U.S. Treasury Department Survey June 30, 1960		102	12
Wage Developments In Manufacturing 1974		108	3
Work Sheets To Show Waste Sold Containing Over 5% Mexican Cotton		103	7
Working Papers Concerning Export Sales		104	2
Working Papers to Show Consumption of Waste Containing Mexican Cotton Purchased From Railway Supply & Norman W. Paschall		103	6