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National Safety Council
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1. S. Qceesek, Manager. Safety and Fire Protection Division, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company. Inc., Wilmington, Delaware
Rev. Sheldon RahN, Executive Director, Dept.rtment of Social Welfare, National Council of Churches. New York. New York
W. Thomas Rice, President, Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com pany, Jacksonville, Florida
Mrs. Jean Rindlaub, Vice President. Batten, Farton. Durstme & Osborn, Inc., New York. New 1 ork
Mark Rorrson. Vice President. Yellow Transit Freight Lines. Inc.. Kansas City, Missouri
Dr. O. IV<Tnv Robinson, General Manager, Deseret News--Salt Lake Telegram. Salt Lake City, l_ tab
T. M. Roche. Vice President. General Motors Corporation. Detroit. Michigan
H. I. Romnx~, President. Western Electric Company. New York. New York
Tack J. Rosebrough, General Manager. Farm Bureau Mutual In surance Company of Indiana. Indianapolis. Indiana
Robert T. Ros?, Manager, Employe Programs Department. Ford Motor Company, Dearborn. Michigan
E- M. Rowley, President, Southern Specialty Sales Co., Inc., New Orleans. Louisiana
Tames A. Ryder, President, Ryder System. Inc.. Miami. Florida
Mrs. Raymond SayKE, Ackwonh. Iowa
C. F. Schi.veter. Accident Prevention Manager. Employers Mutual liability Insurance Company ot Wisconsin. Wausau, Wisconsin
Karl Schulze, Supervising Safety Engineer, Standard Oil Com pany of California, Western Operations. Inc.. San Francisco. Cali fornia
E. Weldon Schumacher. President, American Optical Company. Souihbridgc, Massachusetts
A. T. S*chwantes. Head ot Department of Agricultural Engineering. University of Minnesota, St. Paul. Minnesota
J. H. ScHWAftTEN, JR-, Vice President and Treasurer, City Products Corporation, Chicago, Illinois
Harry Schwartz, President, Washington Pipe and Steel Company, Seattle, Washington
Harry See, National Legislative Representative, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, Washington, D. C.
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S. M. Sharp. Vice President, Southwestern Eleciric Power Com pany, Shreveport, Louisiana
P. L. Siemilltr, General Vice President. International Association of Machinists, Chicago. Illinois
J. R. Simplot, J. R. Simplot Company. Bank of tdaho Building. Boise, Idaho
Reuben D. Siverson, Manager, Department of Manufacture, Cham ber cf Commerce of the United States, Washington. D. C.
J- L. S. Sneaj, Jr.. President. Chicago Express. Ire., Keamv. New Jersey
Robert R. Snodgrass. President, Atlas Finance Company, Inc.. At lanta, Georgia
Leslie J. Sorenson, Chicago. Illinois
S. F. Spence, Director, Safety and Loss-Prevention, American Cyanamid Company, New York, New York
Herman j, Spoerer, Vice President, Industrial Relations. The
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company, Youngstown. Ohio
A. E. Spottke, Vice President. Allstate Insurance Company, Skokie, Illinois
George H. Steel, Safety* Director, Ralston Purina Company. St. Louis. Missouri
J- C. Stennett, Consultant. National Association o: Mutual Casualty Companies, Chicago. Illinois
G. C. Stewart. Executive Vice President. National Safety Council. Chicago. Illinois
Arthur E. Stoddard, President. Union Pacific Railroad Company. Omaha. Nebraska
Elwood D. Swisher, Vice President. Oil. Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union. AFL-CIO, Denver, Colorado
Rabbi Marc H. Tanevbacm, Director. Department of Intcrrcligious Affairs, American Jewish Committee, New York. New York
Edward W. Tanquary, Staff Engineer. Farm Equipment Research and Engineering Center, International Harvester Company. Hins dale. Illinois
Colonel W. L. Tubbs. Laguna Beach. California Huntington M. Turner. Vice President. Chemical Bank New York
Trust Company, New York, New York
Mrs. E. Arthur Underwood, Vancouver, Washington
Lloyd D. Utter, Director, Industrial Health and Safety Division. United Automobile Workers,'Detroit, Michigan
Mrs. Bernice T. Van deb Vries, Member. Chicago Transit Board, Chicago Transit Authority, Chicago. Illinois
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