In 1959, shortly before the Cuban Revolution she and her parents moved from St. Louis to Havana, where her father managed a plant for Reynolds Aluminum.

A near-identical body in aluminum alloy that resembled the XP-895 was constructed, and became the "Reynolds Aluminum Car."

The major producers of aluminum lithium are Alcoa, Alcan Aluminum, Reynolds Aluminum and Pechiney of France.

Johnson Wax sponsored the show through 1950; Pet Milk through 1952; and, until the show's final half-hour episode in mid-1953, Reynolds Aluminum.

Unable to play the guitar, he sold solar energy systems for Reynolds Aluminum.

He meant William T. Young, who made his fortune as a maker of peanut butter, and David Reynolds, chairman of Reynolds Aluminum.

Reynolds Aluminum sponsored the development of River Park which explains the prominent use of aluminum in both its design and structure.

Alpart was founded in 1969 as a joint venture by Kaiser Aluminum, Reynolds Aluminum, and Anaconda.

He worked as a senior designer for Reynolds Aluminum and as art director of A. H. Robins Pharmaceuticals before starting his teaching career.

The sale of these plants would help create Kaiser Aluminum and expand the operations of Reynolds Aluminum.