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Name; Marvin Leo Amdur, Buffalo, N.Y. Employer - Blanchard Indus trial Clinic. Position - Medical Director Education: Pre-Medical Course, Univ. of Buffalo, 1930-1932. M.D. uchool of Medicine, Univ. of Buffalo, 1936. ' Professional Experience: Medical Director for Aluminum Co. of America Buffalo Plant, Farrel-Birmingham Co., Niagara Falls Smelting and Refining Division of Continental-United Indus tries. Medical Director, Blanchard Industrial Clinic, since 1940. Sponsors: Edward C. Riley and James H. Sterner, .Rochester, N.Y. Name: Benjamin F. Oblitas Aranayo, Bolivia, South America. Employer Caja deSeguro y Arorro Obrero. Position - Industrial Hygiene Physician \ Education: Primary School 1924-1929. Bachelor, High School College ) National Junin 1930-1935. Doctor in Medicine and Surgery, ;v Medecine Faculty, San Francisco Xavier Univ. 1936-1943. ? Professional Experience: Interneship in Santa 3erbara Hospital, Sucre, Bolivia, during 1944 and 1945. Professor of Biology and Physics in San Francisco Xavier Univ. of Chuguisaca. Indus trial Hygiene Physician since March, 1946. Sponsors: Arl C* Stern and Leonard J. Goldwater, New York, N.Y. ^ \J Name: William Owen Bianconi, Nashville, Tenn. Employer - Tennessee Valley Authority. Position - Assistant Industrial Hygienist Education: B.S. in Engineering, Vanderbilt Univ. 1939. Professional Experience: Assistant Industrial Hygienist, Tennessee Valley Authority, since March, 1944. Sponsors: Richard B. L. Fleming of Wilson *;am, A,,la.., and Marion F. Price of Nashville, Tenn. Name: Joseph G. Gaskill, Yeaaon, Pa. Employer - Mine Safety Appli ances Company. Position - Dales Engineer Education: Cocaaercial Course, West Phila. High School 1921-1925. ia*TCourse, Univ. of Pa. 1929-1930. Law Course, Temple Univ 1927-1928* Industrial Hygiene Course, Univ. of Pa. 1940-1941. Professional! Srpaylence: Sales Engineer, Mine Safety Appliances Co. sine# beommber r7~1930. Sponsors: Allen D. Brandt and Wm. S. Johnson, Bethlehem, Pa. Name: Roy Bailey Hendon, Acworth, Ga. Employer - Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. Position - Regional Industrial Hygienist sj Education: Jr. Col. Cert., North Ga. College 1934-1936. Georgia TecE 1938-1940 N35513 2 Professional Experience: 1937 Employed as Desk Engineer, Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, Atlanta, Ga, 1940 Resident Eng. Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, Charlotte, N.C. 1943 Transferred to Spartanburg, S.C. v>ith same title and similar responsibilities. 1945 Studied Electronics as applied to Radar, U. S. Navy. 1946 to present Regional Industrial Hygi enist, Liberty Mutual Insurance Com.any, Atlanta, Ga. Sponsors: N. V. Hendricks, Hugh L. Parker, and Lester M. Petrie, M.D., AtXanto, Ga. Name: Donald Bav/den Knuason, Port 'Worth, Texas. Employer - Texas State Dept, of Health. Position - Engineer Education: B.S. in Chemical Engr., Univ. of Texes 1940. Course in Sanitary Engr., Texas A & M College 1941. Professional Experience: Employed by Texas state Health Dept, in 1941 in capacity of sanitary engineer. Left state in 1944 to serve as an officer in the Sanitary Corp. of U. S. Army until August, 1946. 1946 to present Engineer, Texas State Dept, of Health Sponsor a: R. J Furr, Dallas, Tex., and Lewis J. Crailey, Bethesda,Md. Name: Charles W. LaBelle, Rochester, N.T. Employer - Univ. of Rochester, Manhattan Dept. Position - Assistant Education: B.S. in Chemistry, Univ. of Rochester 1945. Course in Pharmacology, Univ. of Rochester 1945 to date. Professional Experience: 1939-1944 chief chemist Clark 3tek-0 Corp. kochester,''k.<T 1945 to present Assistant-, Univ. of Rochester, medical research on properties and effects of toxic compounds of industrial importance. Sponsors: James H. Sterner and Harold C. Hodge, Rochester, N.T. Name: Walter Menn, Rochester, N.Y. Employer - Univ. of Rochester, Manhattan Dept. Position - Instructor, Pharmacology Dept. Education: B.S. in Biology, College of City of N.Y* 1937. Ph.D. in biophysics, Univ. of Rochester 1946. 1 Profess^nrml Experience: 1945 to present Manhattan Dept., Univ. of kochester, research connected with toxicology of materials used by the Manhattan District. Sponsors: James H. Sterner and Harold C. Hodge, Rochester, N.Y. Name: William Frederick Neuman, Rochester, N.Y. Employer - Univ. of Rochester. Position - Assistant Professor of Pharmacology Education: B.S. in Chemistry, Michigan State College 1940. Ph.D. in pi in chemistry, Univ. of Rochester 1943* ^ Professional Experience: Univ. of Rochester, Teaching Assistant in Biochemistry, 1940-1943. 1946 to present Assistant Professor of Pharmacology, Univ. of Rochester. Sponsors: James H. Sterner and Harold C. Hodge, Rochester, N.Y. -3- Name: Joseph C. Stennett, Oak Park, 111. employer - American Mutual Alliance. Position - Dir. of Safety Engineering Education: B.S. in Engineering, Pa. State College 1925. !Profe3atonal Experience: 1942-1946 Asst. Dir. Industrial Dept. National Safety Council. 1926-1933 Inspector Bureau of Inspec tion, Pa. Dept, of Labor & Industry. 1933-1939 Asst. Dir. Bureau of Inspection, Pa. Dept, of Labor & Industry. 1946 to present Dir. of Safety Engineering, American Mutual Alliance. Sponsors: F. A. Van Atta and Herbert T. 'Walworth, Chicago, 111. Name: Richard Anthony Sutter, University City, Mo. Employer - Richard Sutter, M. D. Position - Industrial Surgeon Education: A.B. Pre-Medical, Washington Univ. 1931. M.D. Medical, 'Washington Univ, 1935. Professional Experience: Director of Medical Dept, of Mercantile Commerce Bank an<T"Trust Company; Division Surgeon of Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad; Industrial Health Counselor for downtown St. Louis industry; consultant to Missouri State Workmen's Compensation Commission in adjudication of claims of disability; Industrial Surgeon for many insurance companies since 1936, Sponsors: Robert M. Brown and John Buxell, St. Louis, Mo. Name: Sam Robert Venable, Houston, Texas. Employer - State Health Dept. Position - Industrial Hygienist Education: Course in Chem. Engr., John Tarleton Agri. College, 1935- 19T7. B.S. in Chem. Engr., Univ. of Texas 1940. Professional Experience: 1942-1945 Junior and Associate Engineer, Ordnance Research Center, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. Hold ;Certificate of Registration with Texas Board of Professional Engineers and have completed two-thirds of requirements for Master's Degree in Chemical Engineering. 1946 to present Indus trial Hygienist, State Health Dept., Texas. Sponsors: Warren H. Reinhart, New Orleans, La., and Lewis J. Cralley, feeihesda, Md.