Trill Indicator Company’s World War II Rise and Honor
The Trill Indicator Company, founded in 1901 by William L. Trill, transitioned in 1942 to new leaders J A Stein R Ulrich and Louis L Vayda. Once peaking with steam engine indicators, demand surged again in 1941 for Liberty Ship propulsion. The firm won the Maritime M Award for outstanding production, to be presented April 9.
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Plant Ceremony Delights Public With Flag-Raising
The main presentation will occur inside the plant and be visible to all with admission cards. Afterward the flag-raising happens outside in front of the plant. The public is invited to attend the outdoor ceremony following the indoor event.
Trill Indicator Co Wins U.S. Maritime Commission Honor
The United States Maritime Commission will present the High Honor and Bonor HE MARITIME award to the Trill Indicator Company in recognition of outstanding engine indicator equipment produced for the Commission's Liberty shipbuilding program. The award signals strong performance and inspiration for future work in shipbuilding initiatives.
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All Corry Salutes You on This Enviable Triumph
Corry celebrates a notable achievement as Raymond Mfg. Co. marks a milestone with local praise and civic pride. The feature highlights community support and the firm's contributions to the area's economy and employment.
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