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FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1952 DOC IHF016 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Foundation Facts Nov INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION letter issued Foundation Facts is monthly Industrial to : Industrial concerns holding membership in Hyglene Foundation The Foundation es Society American Foundrymen'sFoundrymen's Celanese Corporation ofAmerica Company Lakey Foundry and Machine | The RefractoriesInstitute Managing recorded for broadcasting subjects the weeklyseries are research Science in Living The fisrsttaftfalokveSrciWeDnUceQatnhde|radio Director ofthe Foundation has been tape onJanuary 1952. Other ae to becovered in for The IndustrialHygiene column which the Foundation preparpes repares bimonthly Industrial and cancer control Engineering Chemistry has recently had articles dealing with a allowable program forhighboiling catalytically concentrations forarsinepoisoning cracked influence oils dietarmy aximum susceptibility to toxic substancessubstances meeting Medicine is is American Academy of January Chairman meetingin Pittsburgh Chemicalon of the 17-1917-19 1952. Dr. Henry F. Smyth Jr. paper Foundation's Foundation's ChemicalToxicological Committee will present a discus entitled dion iscussion Toxicologyand ExperimentalPathology " as part of a general | Kammer SoencrTeh taerLyoifvetrheaFsoRuendlaattieodn'tso OMcecduipcaatilonal Exposures "Dr.A.G.A.G. Foundation's paper paper on the Purposes and Uses of Industrial n Committeewillpresenta Medical Recordsand Reports Pittsburgh The 12th Annual Congress on January 18-19 18-19 1952. on Industrial Health of member of the MedicalMedical INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE , FOUNDATION * Foundation Facts : is a monthly news letter issued _ to industrial concerns holding membership in Industrial Hygiene Foundation The Foundation is nonprofit association of industries for ' the advancement advancement of healthful working conditions 4 authority a national engineer as well as aphysician has been on industrial healthand ; an Hygiene Foundation and a Senior Fellow ofaMpeplolinotneIdnMsetidtiuctael H DierewcitlloralosfoInsdeursvterioanl municipalwidely Braunwho had been medical director of the Pittsburgh | known for activitieasctivities inin industrial medicine : municipal and medical society levels He wasadviser to : Corporationin its supervisoryhealth program 1937 graduate associated with the late the University Dr. GroverUniverCsity . medicine and surgery the American is Dr. Braun is fellowof the aAmerican Medical Association |p Medicine andCtohlelePgiettosfbuCrhgehstPhysicians | The American a Occupational Academy director Industrial Medical Hygiene The Academy of Medicine He is a member Association and aa memberoftheAmerican : Industrial American TheACmoeurnitcyaannIdnsPensPylevantiansylvianiatuPtenensoyflvManiinaiSntgataendMeMdeitcaallluSocrietgiesiScocaieltieEsngineers-aHnygdien. e 4 over the position held by Managing Director advancements Board knowledge Hatch's wide hygiene alth engineering ofthte he fieldsofoccluopcaatliaonnadlstate healthheaalntdhservices paper Measurement sent a oon non PollutionEngineering Director will ofAtmospheriActmospheric Exhibit on February 18 at the on Atmospheric Pollutionwhich is being held eens i 4 . fd io! FACTS FACTS Foundation Facts is a monthly letter issued to industrial concerns holding membership in Industrial Hygiene Foundation The Foundation is a nonprofit association of industries for the advancement of healthful working conditions July 1952 No. 7 APPOINTMENTS TO MEDICAL COMMITTEE following new members have been added to the Medical Committee of trial Hygiene Foundation E. Hamlin American Brake Shoe Company Cincinnati A. Kehoe Kettering Laboratory University of Cincinnati M. Kline General Electric Corporation J. F. Shronts General Mills Inc. physicians reappointed are Dr. E. M. Carleton Inland Steel Company A. G. Kammer Grad School of Pub Health Univ of Pittsburgh ~ . L. C. McGee Hercules Powder Company C. C. Dr. O. C. Howard Marcy Tuberculosis League of Pittsburgh ; M. Peterson Council on Industrial Health A. M. ate epee rr _ A. Sander Milwaukee Wisconsin D. Selby School of Public Health University of Michigan Dr. W. P. Shepard Metropolitan Life Insurance Company COMMITTEES PREPARING FOR ANNUAL MEETING ous Committees of the Foundation have met to shape up plans for the xes to be held on November 19. The Chemical and Toxicological Com- planning an informal discussion type of meeting Some of the early of topics include the effects of gases occurring in industrial plants of explosions and fires labelling requirements for chemical mater- f compilation of a new name index These subjects are tentative gestions from Member Companies will be welcome A Committee Legal Committee and Engineering Committee would also to consider any suggestions offered by Members as topics for discussion meeting Dective Conferences This is your and we would like to have on subjects you believe would be of value and interest to you MELLON INSTITUTE ANNUAL REPORT AVAILABLE Research _ Proceedings of Mellon Institute for 1951-1952 recently ae are available to Members of Industrial Hygiene Foundation es H PRtang oS ; 4400 FIFTH AVENUE y eo en OD. oe PITTSBURGH 13PA oe 1952 783 783 783 779 780 801 823 750 792 793 789 745 808 821 735 782 813 824 | 768 767 774 820 809 4 ay ie be Re > si BIN | HYGIENE FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATION ; : ; FACTSFACTS FACTS FACTS FACTS Volume 14 in | August 1952 Foundation Facts is to industrial monthly news letter issued concerns Industrial Hygiene holding membership in is a Foundation The Foundation nonprofit association of industries for the advancement of healthful working conditions - oe No. 8 TOXICOLOGICAL STUDIES toxicological toxicological The member companies laboratory has recently completed two One dealt with studies for of an investigation on the nature and possible irritating effects of a number of extent tained the formulations The other producing potential of different per- compounds Projects relating to the effects chlorinated organic chronic toxicity and skin effects of several of inorganic dusts and to the sideration organic compounds are under con- A v4, ; fe ae Ta TTPO medicmea dica medica of the Ohio STAFF FIELD SURVEYS _ : a a aia pany an a company manufacturing and formulating a steel com- automobile manufacturer and a insecticides a sulfur producer producing company | \ aa PRESID COLUMN ON AIR POLLUTION Association pollutionWfo. r thLe. maHgeamzeionen AEinrgineering Director is writing a column on air As ociation Control Repair published quarterly by the Air Pollution The first contribution appeared in the August 1952 issue Committee on Air Pollution ae - REPRINTS AVAILABLE Reprints of Medical the folowing papers are available on request MInsetrudmenitscalfoDrepAairrtment Functions in the Vision Program Pollution How by D. the C. Measurement by W. C. L. Hemeon Braun 17th ANNUAL MEETING Nov. at Mellon Institute 19-20 Pee HYGIENE FOUNDATION 4400 FIFTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH 13 PA 2 hasty | \ 1 Bs ad N re 7 HYGIENE OUSTRIAL FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATI FOUNDATION FOUNDATION ; : news Foundation Facts is monthly letter issued to industrial concerns holding membership in Industrial Hygiene Foundation The Foundation is a nonprofit association of industries for the advancement of healthful working conditions . Volume 14 September 1952 No. 9 KEYNOTE SPEAKER Company ; Mr. L. R. Boulware Vice President of General Electric will be the keynote speaker at the 17th Annual Meeting of Industrial Foundation Hygiene His address will be given on November 20 at the General Meeting which emphasizes management aspects Mr. Boulware has taken a keen inter- est in the welfare of employees both in the plant and in the community NEW ADDITIONS TO FOUNDATION MEMBERSHIP The following companies have recently affiliated with the Foundation Cobalt Chemicals Limited Eaton Manufacturing Company Warner Kennametal Inc. Michigan Iron & Coke Company Company . " er ry STAFF MEMBERS ATTEND SARANAC SYMPOSIUM The Seventh Saranac Symposium is being held September 22-26 at Saranac Laboratory of the Edward L. Trudeau Foundation Saranac Lake N. Y. Two of the Foundation's Staff Members will attend T. F. Hatch Laboratory Director will serve as Chairman of a discussion The _ of Certain Industrial " on Inhalation Substances at the Monday September 22 afternoon . session D. Braun Medical Director will present a paper entitled The ~ ; Presentation of Medical Evidence in Controverted Compensation Cases on the morning of Friday September 26 wee REPRINTS AVAILABLE Reprints of the paper A Rational Approach to Pollution Pollution lation " by George E. Best are now available to member request This companies paper was presented at the 16th Annual Meeting of the Legis- upon Foundation HYGIENE FOUNDATION 17th ANNUAL MEETING Nov. 19-20 at Mellon Institute Pittsburgh . 4400 FIFTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH 13 PA ;a | a! : | Uk MIN, A MOUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION [arrears : : 5 to industrial concerns concerns holding memb Industrial Hygiene Foundation The F is a nonprofit association of industrie- advancement of healthful working c October 1952 Chemical Toxicological Industrial Hygiene Foundation at F and sent to member organizations | Legal Engineering and The four , Pittsburgh has been compl professional conferences Medica will be held on November 19 The Main Meeting will be held on Thursday CONTRIBUTIONS TO WORKER HEALTH November 20 The theme The program follows Thursday -- 9:30 M. Dr. ADDRESS OF WELCOME ....., . Edward R. Weidlein Preside Mellon Institute FOUNDATION FACTS ..... || KEYNOTE ADDRESS a For vn ee as CONTRIBUTIONS TO WORKER HEALTH A Panel Discussion .Andrew Fletcher President St. Joseph Lead Company Chairm Industrial Hygiene Foundation L . R. Boulware Vice President General Electric Company ~~" " Presiding G. T. Fonda Vice President Industrial Relation Weirton Steel Company Medical Chemical H. W. Lawrence M.D. Procter & Gamble Compan . . , , + . .W Bradley American Cyanamid LEenggainleering .W G. Hazard Illinois Glass CCoommppaannyy C. oss s . T. Waters Jr. Mullikin Stockbridge & Waters Thursday -- 2:00 P.M. Chairman George Mixter Vice President U. S. Smelting Refining & Mining Company DISE IN INDUSTRY me ee ee HO ww. Sam L. Hooper Reminington Rand Inc. EVIEW OF LATEST DEVELOPMENTS OUTDOOR AIR POLLUTION CONOMIC CONOMIC HEALTH EDUCATION AND WORKER . W. C. L. Hemeon Engineering Dir Industrial Hygiene Foundation -- Waldo E. Fisher Ph.D. Professor of Industrial Relations ' . HYGIENE HYGIENE FOUNDATION University of Pennsylvania 4400 FIFTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH ( ert TABLE OF CONTENTS Foundation Facts tt ss ee ee ww. . Andrew Fletche The Greater Industrial Health Keynote Address . . Lemuel R. Boulware Contributions to Worker Health A Panel Discussion Presiding Vice President Industrial Relations Weirton Steel Company Medical Lawrence H. W. ....,., 7" tos + + 4 . . M.D. Procter & Gamble Company Chemical Bradley .W R. ...,.. , Tt tot ss ee ee. American Cyanamid Company Engineering W. G. Hazard . , . o . . . . . s+ 2 . . Illinois Glass Company Legal e . e . . e . . e e . . . C. .T Jr. as " e e e . C. Waters e Mullikin Stockbridge & Waters Noise Effects Cost Its and . . Tt tt ne ee ee ew ww . L. Hooper Remington Rand Inc Past President National Noise Abatement Council e Review of Latest Developments in Outdoor Air Pollution W. C. L. Hemeon Engineering Director Industrial Hygiene Foundation Management Education and Worker Health . . . . . Waldo E. Fisher Ph.D. ied Professor of Industrial Relations University of Pennsylvania Ft te ee ee ww ww .W M. Gafafer D. Sc 1149 ; 1142 1074 1136 1126 1143 1144 FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATION ; . 4 a | Foundation issuec to industrial IndustriiandlustrHiayl giceonnecerns holding membership ir is a nonprofit Foundation The Foundation association of industries for the advancement of healthful nf healthful working condicotnditiions ons . rae Volume 14 November 1952 Record Attendance Marks Seventeenth Annual Meeting Program Registration showed that more than 600 the 17th Meeting and Conferences of Industrial persons attended Institute Pittsburgh on November 19 and 20. Hygiene Foundation at Mellon Registration for the conferences was Annual as follow Medical Chemical | oo | 141 109 Engineering Legal . The total attendance representativesrepresentatives at the General fv at the conferences was 461 Meeting on November 20 : and oy there were : a 495 were : was givebny | - Community Relations the specialists to Mr. Boulware emphasized duty contribute to industrial health in the broadestbroadest activities with ContriCob ntruib-u- attendant emotional upon the and mental improvement in bodily health and being of its citizens OE Worker Health Panel promotion Worker Health field Weirton Mr. G. T. Fonda Vice President Industrial Relations discussion on Contributions to Steel HealtHehalth outlined their , chemical engineering and legal aspects respective responsibilities for the workers Teamwork was the keynote to activities in this , Exhibits Feature Theme of Meeting Chalmers Manufacturing Co. American Can Company ; HYGIENE HYGIENE FOUNDATION Weirton Steel American Medical Association General Electric Company - Company : 4400 FIFTH AVENUE Harry G. Waltner Jr. of the Standard Oil Company New Jersey left spoke on Observa- tions on Current Trends in Social Insurance Legislation at the 13th Annual Meeting of the Industrial Hygiene Foundation With him is V. P. Ahearn Executive Secretary of the National Industrial Sand Association who led a panel on Prime Factors in Industrial Relations Mr. Ahearn is a Member of the Board of Trustees of the Foundation as well as Executive Director of the President's Conference on Industrial Safety Dr. Thomas Industrial Director Farran Hygiene who delivered the keynote address opening the 13th Annual Meeting of Foundation chats with Dr. C. Richard Walmer the Foundation's Medical rg