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5TH NATIONAL SAFETY CONGRESS |W)KvE VOLUME I Annual Meeting, Banquet, Women's Activities, Index to all Volumes and Exhibitors ATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL, INC. 0 NO. WACKER DRIVE * CHICAGO 6, ILL. 35th National Safety Congress Transactions Title Vol. Annual Meeting, Banquet Women's Activities, Index to all Volumes and Exhibitors..................................... 1 American Society of Safety Engineers and Subject Sessions. 2 Aircraft Manufacturing Section ................................................... 3 Air Transport Section.................................................................... 4 Automotive and Machine Shop Section.................................... 5 Cement and Quarry Section......................................................... 6 Chemical Section.......................................................................... 7 Coal Mining Section...................................................................... 8 Commercial Vehicle Section......................................................... 9 Construction Section ..................................................................... 10 Food Section...................................................................................11 Industrial Nursing Section............................................................. 12 Marine Section ............................................................................... 13 Meat Packing, Tanning and Leather Industries Section...........14 Metals Section ...............................................................................15 Mining Section.................................................. 16 Paper and Pulp Section................................................................. 17 Petroleum Section........................................................................... 18 Power Press Section....................................................................... 19 Public Utilities Section...................................................................20 Railroad Section.............................................................................21 Rubber Section..................... 22 Textile Section................................................................................ 23 Traffic Section................................................................................ 24 Wood Products Section.................................................................25 Farm Safety.................................................................................... 26 Home Safety .................................................................................. 27 School and College Sessions....................................................... 28 Psychology You Can Use (Early Morning Sessions).............. 29 PRICES OF EXTRA COPIES OF INDIVIDUAL VOLUMES TO MEMBERS SIZE 1 to 9 copies 10 to 99 copies 100 to 999 copies Less than 24 pages--$ .20 ea. % .15 * $ .15 ea. 24 to 48 pages-- 85 " .20 " .20 '' 49 to 96 pages- 35 " 30 " 30 " over 96 pages-- 50 " 45 " 45 " Complete set of Transactions (29 volumes)--$5.00 /ooo or more % .15 ea. .20 " 30 " 45 " NON-MEMBER prices are double member prices. 4 TRANSACTIONS 1948 National Safety Congress Volume 1 Officers, Trustees, and Board of Directors............. Annual Council Meeting Minutes .................................................................... What Now and What Next?................................ Chill the Thrill in Reckless Driving..................... Safety in Business and Business in Safety........... National Recognition of the Safety Movement Report of the Vice-President for Finance........... Banquet Report from Tokyo................................................... Women's Activities Home Safety in Action.......................................... Safety Exposition Exhibitors...................................... Index OTHER VOLUMES * - in this Seri Many users of this volume will also find much value in its companion volumes. Her^l the list: TITLE VOLUME N: Annual Meeting, Banquet, Women's Activities, Index to all Volumes and Exhibitors. American Society of Safety Engineers and Subject Sessions...................................... Aircraft Manufacturing Section........................................................................................... Air Transport Section........................................................................................................... Automotive and Machine Shop Section................................ ............................................... Cement and Quarry Section.................................................................................................... Chemical Section .................................................................................................................... 7 Coal Mining Section Commercial Vehicle Section................................................................................................... .9 Construction Section .............................................................................................................. Electrical Equipment Section............................................................................................... j| Food Section ............................................................................................................................. 12 Glass and Ceramics Section......................................................................................................13 Industrial Nursing Section........................................................................................................I4 Marine Section ......................................................................................................................... 15 Meat Packing, Tanning and Leather Industries Section........................................................ Jj Metals Section .......................................................................................................................... 47 Mining Section ........................................................................................................................ 3$ Petroleum Section ...................................................................... j? Power Press Section............................................................................................................... <8) Printing and Publishing Section.... Public Employees Safety Committee Public Utilities Section.................... Pulp and Paper Section...................................................................................................... ***24 Railroad Section ................................................................................................................. . 25 Rubber Section ....................................................................................................................... Textile Section .........................................................................................................................|7 Traffic Section ........................................................................................................................ ^28 Transit Section .................................................... & Wood ProductsSection............................................................................................. v30 Farm Safety .............................................................................................................................31 Home Safety .............................................................................................................................$2 School and CollegeSessions...................................................................................................... ^33 The Human Side of Safety (Early Morning Sessions).................................................... PRICES OF EXTRA COPIES VOLUME SIZE Less than 24 paj 24 to 48 pages-- 49 to 96 pages-- Over 96 pages-- 1 to 9 copies Each 1-- $0.25 .30 .40 .60 OF INDIVIDUAL VOLUMES TO 10 to 99 copies Each 100 to 999 copies Each $0.20 .25 .35 .55 $0.15 .20 .30 .50 MEMBI 1000 or r$rt Eack $0.15 .20 .30 .50 Complete set of Transactions (34 volumes)--$6.00 NON-MEMBER prices are double member prices, except volumes 28, 31, 32 and 33- NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 20 N. WACKER DRIVE CHICAGO 6. ILI POfMTPO IN If S A. 64 15300--649--WF Current Safety Topics in the GLASS AND CERAMICS INDUSTRY As presented In the Sessions of the Glass and Ceramics Section at the 1948 National Safety Congress Can Safety Attitudes Be Changed?......................................... 4 Heat and Radiation in Glass and1 Ceramic Trades Dust Control in a New Type Glass Batch House 'W&afa Hew... In safety, as in all other human activities, the question is repeatedly asked, "What's new?" i Many answers to that question are given every year by those who , participate in the various sessions of the National Safety Congress. * Many new methods, devices, and ideas which later became generally accepted first were presented at a Congress session. Because of this fact, safety directors throughout the nation have always found the Transactions of the Congress a valuable tool in their accident prevention programs. Publication of the Transactions ' in small volumes--one for each Section or Division--permits wide distribution of pertinent portions of the Congress material to man agement and supervisory personnel at small cost. * The 34 volumes of the 1948 Congress Transactions are listed on the ij^last page. Distribution of these volumes to key personnel is suggested ^~4s' a valuable aid in the safety program. r : V 1" preparing these Transactions the proceedings of the Congress have vxbeen condensed and edited for reference purposes. Complete original ^ 'manuscripts, with any charts or illustrations which were used, are ^available in National Safety Council files. Views expressed at the S* Congress or in this record are those of the Congress participants, |)and not necessarilv those of the National Safety Council. fe- ip' THE GLASS AND CERAMICS SECTION i volume is a record of the sessions held at the 1948 National ^fety Congress by the Glass and Ceramics Section. The conduct of Congress sessions each year is only one of the many cooperajaetivities which the Glass and Ceramics Section carries on in i\i of its members, and for the benefit of accident prevention jo, the glass and ceramics industry generally. The Section gives SCe, in the preparation of a great variety of technical and eduiterial useful in the day-to-day safety programs of glass jics plants. The activities of the Section are under the its Executive Committee, the members of which are 19 of this volume. Current Safety Topics in the GLASS AND CERAMICS INDUSTRY As presented in the Sessions of the Glass and Ceramics Section at the 1949 National Safety Congress A Safety Program in a Ceramic Refractories Plant 4 Hazard Control for Glass Batch Plants.................................... 8 An Engineering Educator Cites the Need for Safety Engineering ................................................................ 10 Yolume 12 Transactions 1949 National Safety Congress NATIONAL SAFETT COUNCIL 20 Norib Wackor Drive Chicago 6, Illinois Officers of the GLASS AND CERAMICS SECTION NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 1 949-50 Chairman--JOHN P. STEPHENSON, Director of Safety & Health, Ball Brothers Com pany, Muncie, Ind. Vice-Chairman--JAMES L. MORRIS, Federal Glass Company, Columbus, Ohio. Secretary--J. C. DITTMER, National Lead Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. Program Committee--THOMAS R. DONOGHUE (Chairman), Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Pittsburgh, Pa.; HERMAN L. WEYRICK, Imperial Glass Company, Bellaire, Ohio; H. V. GARDNER, Owens-Illinois Glass Company, Toledo, Ohio; FRED G. ANDERSON, Coming Glass Works, Coming, N. Y. Membership Committee--JAMES L. MORRIS (Chairman), Federal Glass Company, Columbus, Ohio; RUSSEL W. FRANK, Ferro Enamel Corporation, Cleveland, Ohio; ; DALE KUHLMAN, Libby Owens Ford Glass Company, Toledo, Ohio. Hew Letter Committee--DICK KALE (Chairman), Owens-Coming-Fiberglas Corporation, Newark, Ohio; JAMES J. HOWELL, Safety Director, Libby Owens Ford Glass Company, Charleston, W. Va.; BERNARD P. CAMPBELL, Safety & Plant Protection Supervisor, Owens-Coming-Fiberglas Corporation, Newark, Ohio; JOHN B. FULLEN, Kopp Glass Incorporated, Swissvale, Pa.; WILLIAM K. STEVENS, A. P. Green Fire Brick Company, Mexico, Mo. Engineering and Health Committee--FREDERICK S. KRIGER (Chairman), Coming Glass Works, Coming, N. Y.; HARRY A. JACKSON, Frigidaire Division, General Motors Corporation, Dayton, Ohio; W. G. HAZARD, Owens-Illinois Glass Company, Toledo, Ohio; KARL DUNN, Coming Glass Works, Coming, N. Y.; FRANK BURGOYNE, Norton Company, Worcester, Mass. Poster Committee--ED LANGAS (Chairman), American Structural Products, Muncie, Ind. ; WALTER WOOD, Kimble Glass Company, Vineland, N. J.; DICK KALE, Owens-Coming-Fiberglas Corporation, Newark, Ohio. Staff Representative--FLOYD E. FRAZIER, National Safety Council, Chicago, 111. 15 Officers of the 3LASS AND CERAMICS SECTION NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 1 949-50 JOHN P. STEPHENSON, Director of Safety & Health, Ball Brothers ComJ*ay, Muncie, Ind. ^Kt-Choirman--JAMES L. MORRIS, Federal Glass Company, Columbus, Ohio. Priory-J. C. DITTMER, National LeacT Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. **f*w Committee--THOMAS R. DONOGHUE (Chairman), Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Pittsburgh, Pa.; HERMAN L. WEYRICK. Imperial Glass Company, Bel'>*r8 Ohio; H. V. GARDNER, Owens-Illinois Glass Company, Toledo, Ohio; FRED G. ANDERSON, Coming Glass Works, Coming, N. Y. Committee--JAMES L. MORRIS (Chairman), Federal Glass Company, Ohio; RUSSEL W. FRANK, Ferro Enamel Corporation, Cleveland, Ohio; KUHLMAN, Libby Owens Ford Glass Company, Toledo, Ohio. ^Letter Committee--DICK KALE (Chairman), Owens-Coming-Fiberglas Corporation, Ohio; JAMES J. HOWELL, Safety Director, Libby Owens Ford Glass r^y. Charleston, W. Va.; BERNARD P. CAMPBELL, Safety & Plant Protection Owens-Coming-Fiberglas Corporation, Newark, Ohio; JOHN B. FULLEN, JJ* V*8 Incorporated, Swissvale, Pa.; WILLIAM K. STEVENS, A. P. Green nck Company, Mexico, Mo. and Health Committee--FtrRoEcnDFERRIICK S' KNRIpGriEgRidai(rCehDaiirvmisaionn),, GCeonmerinalg Works, Coming, N. Y.; Hw Ov^nf-IHinois Glass Compaq, Corporation, Dayton, Ohio; W. G. H Coming N. Y.; FRANK BUR- COYNEO, hNioo;rtoKnACRoLmpDaUnyN, NW,orCcoemsteinrg, Glass Mass. Works, Co g, fcM, LANGAS (Chairman), American Structural Products, Muncie, ^ WOOD, Kimble Glass Company, Vineland, N. J.; DICK KALE, ^ . "twng-Fiberglas Corporation, Newark, Ohio. ^rttentative--FLOYD E. FRAZIER, National Safety Council, Chicago, 111. ** 15 Current Safety Topics in the GLASS AND CERAMICS INDUSTRY As presented in the Sessions of the Glass and Ceramics Section at the 1950 National Safety Congress Controlling Accidents Through Engineering, Design, and Layout ............................................................................. 4 Foreman's Training .................................................................... 5 Induction Programs .................................................................... 8 Safe Operation of "Stand-By Fuel Systems"......................... II Safety Program for Tank Repair in Glass Plants................... 18 Volume 12 Transactions 1950 National Safety Congress NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 425 No. Michigan Avenue Chicago 11, IIL Officers of the -- GLASS AND CERAMICS SECTION NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 1 950-51 Jeneral Chairman--JAMES L. MORRIS, Federal Glass Co., Columbus, Ohio. 'ice-Chairman--J. C. DITTMER, National Lead Co., Brooklyn, N. \. Secretary--THOMAS R. DONOGHUE, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Program Committee--FRED G. ANDERSON* (Chairman), Corning Glass Works, Corning, X. Y. Membership Committee--J. C. DITTMER (Chairman), National Lead Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. \'nvs Letter Committee--JOHN B. FULLEN (Chairman), Kopp Glass Inc., Swissvale, Pa. 'Ingineering and Health Committee--W. G. HAZARD (Chairman), Owens-Illinois Glass Co., Toledo, Ohio. nostcr Committee--WALTER WOOD (Chairman), Kimble Glass Co., Vineland, N. J. staff Representative--ARTHUR S. KELLY, National Safety Council, Chicago, 111. (The complete list of officers was not available at the time of publication.) * 23 1951 Current Safety Topics in the GLASS AND CERAMICS INDUSTRY As presented in the Sessions of the Glass and Ceramics Section at the 1951 National Safety Congress Medical Programs in Glass and Ceramic Industry and Small Plant Progress...................................... The Cost of Public Accidents to Industry.............................. 8 Shielding for Radiant Heat in a Glass Plant. 8 Volume 12 Transactions National Safety Congress >IIL Lli.$ 7ii?r NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 425 No. Michigan Avenue Chicago II, III. Officers of the GLASS AND CERAMICS-SECTION NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 1951-52 General Chairman--J. C. DITTMER, National Lead Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. Vice-Chairman--THOMAS R. DONOGHUE, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Pitts' ' burgh, Pa. Secretary--HARRY A. JACKSON, _Frigidaire Division, General Motors Corp., Dayton, . Ohio. Program Committee--*H. V. GARDNER (Chairman), Owens-Illinois Glass Company, Toledo, Ohio; *JOHN P. STEPHENSON, Ball Brothers Company, Muncie, Ind.; JAMES L. MORRIS, The Federal Glass Company, Columbus, Ohio; *FRED G. ANDERSON, Corning Glass Works, Coming, N. Y. Membership Committee--THOMAS R. DONOGHUE (Chairman), Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Pittsburgh, Pa.; RUSSELL W. FRANK, Ferro Enamel Corp., Cleveland, Ohio.; BERNARD P. CAMPBELL, Owens-Coming Fiberglas Corp., Newark, Ohio; LEE B. HAWTHORNE, JR., A. P. Green Fire Brick Co., Mexico, Mo.; E. C. HARTUNG, Westinghouse Electric Corp., Derry, Pa. News Letter Committee--*JAMES L. MORRIS (Chairman), The Federal Glass Com pany, Columbus, Ohio; JOHN B. FULLEN, Kopp Glass Incorporated, Swissvale, Pa.; CLINTON BALLENGER, Owens-Illinois Glass Company, Gas City, Ind.; R. E, HORMBERG, The Cambridge Tile Mfg. Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Engineering and Health Committee--NELSON B. INGALLS (Chairman), The Norton Company, Worcester, Mass.; FREDERICK S. KRIGER, Coming Glass Works, Coming, N. Y.; W. G. HAZARD, Owens-Illinois Glass Company, Toledo, Ohio; H. WAUGH, Anchor Hocking Glass Corp., Lancaster, Ohio. Safety Promotion Committee--WALTER W. WOOD (Chairman), Kimble Glass Com pany, Vineland, N. J.; A. L. THOMAS, Libbey, Owens, Ford, Shreveport, La.; PAUL E. GARRETT, Harding Glass Company, Ft. Smith, Ark.; J. H. GATTRELL, Blue Ridge Glass Corp., Kingsport, Tenn. Safety Contest Committee--HARRY A. JACKSON (Chairman), Frigidaire Division, General Motors Corp., Dayton, Ohio; KARL W. STEINKRAUS, Owens-Illinois Glass Company, Alton, 111.; R. H. LOWRY, Westinghouse Electric Corp., Derry, Pa.; J. R. HARSHMAN, Armstrong Cork Co., Dunkirk, Ind. Staff Representative--HAROLD R, ALLEY, National Safety Council, Chicago, 111. Past General Chairman. 11