Ajax Iron Works, Corry, Pennsylvania 16407
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The appointment of Philip J. Sample as a Vice President of Ajax
Iron Works was announced here today by Al Pilz, President.
Sample has been serving as Director of Manufacturing at the Ajax
headquarters plant in Corry, Pennsylvania. As Vice President, he
will have full direction of all manufacturing activities and
facilities for Ajax. Ajax is a designer and builder of continuous
heavy duty two-cycle engines, reciprocating plunger pumps, and a
broad line of gas and air compressors. The company is an autonomous
operating division of its parent corporation, Cooper
Industries.
A native of Corry, Pennsylvania, Sample joined Ajax in 1948. He
was promoted to Chief Industrial Engineer in 1950, Assistant Works
Manager in 1959, and in 1966 he was appointed to the position of
Manager of Manufacturing at the Corry plant. He became Director of
Manufacturing in 1968. Prior to his affiliation with Ajax. Sample
held a number of industrial engineering assignments and, in World
War II, he served in the United States Army with the Amphibious
Engineer Corps.
L. M. Leinen, Ajax Director of Industrial Marketing, announced
today that Ajax is increasing the prices of its steam engines. The
amount of the increase is about 15% on all models.
Commenting on the action, Mr. Leinen said that the matter had
been under study for some time and that the need for the increase
was a direct consequence of economic forces beyond Ajax control and
the inflationary price increase made by many suppliers. He also
said that such action would be the first general increase for Ajax
steam engines in over fifty years.