International Mining Corporation
1929
1929-10-21-chicago-tribune-pg-27.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1pJ4qdFpFnLxUZ3-EubMSSVppu6kJ_X5R
1933
1933-07-05-the-brooklyn-daily-eagle-pg-28.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1nZkooVQRMKnY3ny-EsnkdB5yQ3icoOpG
1933-07-06-the-brooklyn-daily-eagle-pg-30.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ncptok9TltlBJ-qguvfo8ugs0eHjHAT-
1938
1938-08-10-the-brooklyn-daily-eagle-pg-17.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1neaz3ueHjpp-3q8oOnc4W4982MJlBUG-
1942 Worth leaves
1942-02-08-the-daily-current-argus-carlsbad-new-mexico-pg-8.jpg https://drive.google.com/open?id=1qZID72qIhL6r7nwwfJoyBJc4gcI0H7a9
1950
1950-10-27-lansing-state-journal-pg-1.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1pz83BMOakoJz3Iyp7ELqUxPxfcER5rZd
1956
1956-03-22-oakland-tribune-pg-30.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1q84S6fjtzxNOzsC5-Gk4VHT-AaNP7E96
1956
1956-12-05-the-los-angeles-times-pg-98.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1qMyKuqgHWQ0mdn5tbSVkiZ3uhfeyc3xw
1957-05-17-the-times-san-mateo-california-pg-26.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1qEGSoEdvPdXBlR1PakSVHlXo-vnLBlBd
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Note that a 'International Mining Corporation' was acquired in 1957 and merged into 'Sunset Oil'
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In June 1957, a financing company called 'National Department Stores' renamed itself to 'International Mining Corporation''
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1955 (April)
1955-04-25-pittsburgh-sun-telegraph-pg-10.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rOCQG06Tl9wobUYSeLwPSfIZuPli0P62
1955 (April)
1955-04-25-pittsburgh-sun-telegraph-pg-1.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1r7wqZ7SPtLUzA6MvK5FX8v7qz0hD-TcE
1955-04-25-pittsburgh-sun-telegraph-pg-4.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rE9t1vgkU7BJQD4JP1L_mHTjxMy9aqLr
1955-04-25-the-pittsburgh-post-gazette-pg-17.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1sAf7P-fk2KQG90IePKmeCn6x_yN3boCB
1955 (July)
1955-07-08-pittsburgh-sun-telegraph-pg-13.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rO0lfuCF3VPr6RKl5QtYZtdgLq1dd_XI
1957 (Jan)
1957-01-21-the-boston-globe-pg-22.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rolbG27rZRXrkhjlhq_fLaOUbNUdPafI
1957-01-29-the-record-hackensack-new-jersey-pg-4.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1s4CMwLcgBoUw1RALQz8TiQP_pQ1I-shA
1957 (Feb)
1957-02-16-the-philadelphia-inquirer-pg-19.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1s0uvz50q9d6Sd1QW26kjjS2WGidl9cWM
1958 (Sep)
1958-09-08-the-daily-oklahoman-pg-10.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rxIARfEWWw_3i99Hd-AUxWmf8pw5rquW
1958 (Sep)
1958-09-18-the-boston-globe-pg-18.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rthkJyuOli240TbvBE85L2J8oupRXhT1
1957 (June) - A "group of financers interested in mining an natural resources (but also purchasing department stores)" changed its name to 'International Mining Corporation'
See ( 1958-12-27-the-pittsburgh-post-gazette-pg-5-clip-frank-seder-closing.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1qHg4LEOtjd-GHKMm_ccck6W4uPCfHteJ )
Not sure who this company is.
1957 (June 26)
1957-06-26-el-paso-herald-post-pg-22.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ptODXdQRW_6oSpK7s5I2nliz6-KczYvi
1958 (Dec)
1958-12-27-the-pittsburgh-post-gazette-pg-1.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1qHCkm41vuMqM5rpcUsHIgveuGNeLK5PS
1958-12-27-the-pittsburgh-post-gazette-pg-5.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1qKlgHtst3N7E6acVHahdeaQrxzYyrH2R
1960 (Feb)
1960-02-25-the-baltimore-sun-pg-54.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1qg3ty6RW6trOtT57mFubnXESBYK5zdu2
1960
1960-03-03-the-baltimore-sun-pg-47.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ns6BrX7WvFoMad8JYB2kr-MKn-tW0JXE
1960 (July 28) - The Canton Company became a wholly‐owned subsidiary of the International Mining Corporation
Version of this book that had OCR run on it : 1978-historic-canton-baltimores-industrial-heartland-and-its-people-norman-rukert-ocr.pdf / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1mAn_vXKzMSBCn9ZARrUwrD0etnGmOcax
page 48 - "On July 28, 1960, The Canton Company became a wholly‐owned subsidiary of the International Mining Corporation, a New York‐based conglomerate."
1960 (Sep)
1960-09-08-the-baltimore-sun-pg-29.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1oDp_j5eKzEMecse4A1pE0NP0CpWpr_Da
1962
1962-02-09-the-baltimore-sun-pg-41.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1oFcY_0Qgqjb663d-pl-18TpMDawD1WO-
1964 -James s Wroth
1964-08-14-the-courier-news-bridgewater-nj-pg-4.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1pM7_RtiEcYQYbUgqpD9tEjyqmANxS5Fg
1965
1965-12-08-the-baltimore-sun-pg-41.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1oVX6QzHLYOKw-vMFTXIknIsWA6QA3x5k
Kellogg - New pier
1967
1967-05-27-the-baltimore-sun-pg-b-9.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ofTFIEgwS2Wx2ZC-1sGjqkj8ak03TqrO
1970
1970-11-15-the-baltimore-sun-pg-d-8.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1oiS7wlp8GndFx4hRuawwo7eAXezQEjoX
1972 note in book = "Thy Will be Done : The Conquest of the Amazon"
Lewis Bradley Harder (born 1918) was chairman of "International Mining Company". This helps us verify that in media sources in the 1900s, "International Mining Corporation" is sometimes referred to as "International Mining Company".
The chairman Lewis Bradley Harder (born 1918) of International Mining Corporation was also the chairman of the Molybdenum Corporation .
1972
1972-07-20-the-central-new-jersey-home-news-pg-27.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1pfGrennD0fPL3wSwvRTNascl0CcffDrO
1973 (Aug)
https://history.state.gov/historicaldocuments/frus1969-76ve11p2/d259
1973-08-10-usa-state-department-memorandum-from-william-j-jordan-of-nat-sec-council-staff-for-kissinger.pdf
Memorandum From William J. Jorden of the National Security Council Staff to the President’s Assistant for National Security Affairs (Kissinger)1
August 10 1973
Ten days ago, the Colombian Minister of Mines (strongly anti-American) sent to the Senate a bill that would permit expropriation of the US-owned International Mining Company without cash compensation
Background
IMC has been operating gold mines in Colombia for 50 years. It owns the mines and there is no contractual agreement. In recent years, the company had been losing money and was actively seeking Colombian participation, private or public. Now, with world gold prices at record highs, the company is showing a profit. I gather the company is unpopular in the region where it operates. This may be because of company actions or merely because it is foreign-owned, extractive and paternalistic. In any event, the ill feeling against the company makes expropriation attractive politically.
1976
Raymond S. Clark (born in 1913) was (and still is) a board member at Davison Chemical Company . This would imply that Robert Swan Mueller I (b1893) (who is the exclusive distributor for Davison Chemical), would be a business acquaintance. As Davison Chemical operations have been in the "lower Clinton St" area of Canton, this also suggests a long-time relationship between Robert Swan Mueller I (b1893) and the person who is now retiring as President of Canton Company .
1976-12-18-the-baltimore-sun-pg-11.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1osXwsi0MK-AmOutTM_wzIxQ-f9Pj2mb0
1977 - David Murdock / Pacific Group : Purchaser of International Mining Corporation
1977-10-30-the-lincoln-nebraska-star-pg-7b.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1sKqVuJbF-O9D576I4LP69OFrO1ChkFgp
1977-10-30-the-lincoln-nebraska-star-pg-8b.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1sP3F2L_ll1WREV1TFto9BpYIpejDY5XX
1978
1978-09-06-the-baltimore-sun-pg-a13.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1p-1E_csfsLYldnb7vWWB-XQmQ6sozK8T
1981
1981-08-14-the-post-star-glens-falls-ny-pg-25.jpg / https://drive.google.com/open?id=1nKZKQsNB43wkGJoe8RrzLXJE7LCzgO1H