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Industrial Hygienists J.B. Littlefield - 1941-45 H.J. Webert - 1943-54 R.H. Anderson - 1945-46 H.J. Gotmer - 1946-1966 W.A. Hamlin - 1948 - 1948 A. Edwards - 1949-54 R.A. Myles - 1951-51 D. Carlson - 1952-1955 J.S. Holtaway - 1955-66 J.T. Siedlecki - 1955-60 J. B. Mahoney - 1961-66 N. J. Merczak - 1967-1970 S. Gotceitas - 1969-70 F. L. Stanley - 1970-71 F. T. Szuxn - 1971-75 M. D. Gidley - 1972-76 K. J. Krotz - 1974-77 W. P. Osen - 1975-76 T. Antonson - 1976-1977 C. H. Borcherding - 1976-77 L. G. Wessa - 1977 J. B. Mahoney - 1977-78 R. H. Carpenter-Vance - 1978-80 E. L. Miller - 1979 Memberships in Health Organizations 1950 - Dr. Hamlin, Medical Director, attended the Industrial Hygiene Foundation meeting and held a position on the IHF Committee for a three year term beginning in 1952. Herbert J. Weber attended meetings as early as 1945. No one attended the 1955 IHF meeting in Pittsburgh and transcription of these meeting were never sent to Abex. Abex became aware of articles published by W.C. Dressen establishing tlv's for airborne asbestos particles, not fibers, in 1972. Does not provide respirators, but face masks have been made available since early 1970s. Brake linings and brake assemblies were sold as follows: 50% to all Chrysler Corp. passengers cars from 1950 through 1960. 10% of rear brakes to Chevrolet passengers cars from August 1952 to July 1954. 3- -