In 1981, Johns-Manville Corporation was renamed simply "Manville".

Her father, who is retired, was the vice president of operations for the Johns-Manville Corporation in Monroe.

Coughlin was later hired as chief investigator for the Johns-Manville Corporation and held the post until 1949.

This Trust succeeded the liabilities and some of the assets of the bankrupt Johns-Manville Corporation.

The son of the founder and chairman of the Johns-Manville Corporation used marriage as a means of personal publicity.

"After all, the asbestos exposure cases brought down the Johns-Manville Corporation."

That trust was created in the bankruptcy reorganization of the Johns-Manville Corporation, which had been the target of asbestos litigation.

Transite originated as trade name that The Johns-Manville Corporation created for a line of asbestos-cement products, including boards and pipes.

Manville was named after the Johns-Manville Corporation, which maintained a large manufacturing facility in the borough for decades.

Johns-Manville Corporation had a large manufacturing facility in the borough that utilized asbestos in its manufacturing processes.