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1/ lurch, 1944V<$> ;L ^ ^vfsV . -- ^ -fv. * '. y-N. . 4 %, s \ ' ' " ^ \ . . .-'\V- 'v'u^' IITHEX Industrial Hygiene Foundation, 44-00 Fifth Avenue; Pittsburgh, Pa. PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT ihxjs'Ifjal HTCiarE digfs? 1943 Absenteeism 401-402-403-499-537-533-539 305-806-307-303-309-9 60 and mortality Portland Cc=nnt industry 307 and psychiatry 79 6 auditing ' 60 control 536 dental aspects 209 fatigue and malnutrition ' 224 Great Britain 123 illness 225-398 non-industrial accidents 124 s fdpyards 306 sickness 1087 war production 305 women 210-211-1088 Acrylonitrile toxicity inhalation 35 Aerosol 0-T . chronic toxicity 553 -Air analysis bacteria ' 76 benzene and toluene 70 6 cadmium . 344 carbon monoxide 777 oust counting 912 formaldehyde 913 - cmigants 487 hslogonated hydrocarbons 599 hydrogen sulfide 844 lead fumes C01 mercury vapor 1C24 mustard gas 914 organic halide gas ' 70S oxides of nigrogen 602- 730-1139 phosphine 731 Air analysis (cont'd) sampling smoke and dust solvent vapors tctryl Air-borno infection Air emboli Air flow characteristics round openings narrow exhaust slots Air pollution respiratory infection Air raid shelters heat and ventilation Air pressure offset on hearing Allergy chemical Aluminum dust pulmonary irritation 269-270-271-272 Aluminum powder safe handling Armenia poisoning fumrconiacal silver solutions explosive hazard 604 73 438 598 576 393 73 79 532 716 701 563 - l'J31 J^':^ 1010 0Q of Index - 2 Analysis aliphatic nitrates arsenic in biological material cellosolve glueuronates hydrocarbons in blood lead by polarograph lead in bones lead in urine lead-dithisone methods silica by x-ray tellurium toluene trinitrotoluene vanadium zinc 455 600 704 915 916 779 481 289 183-918 290 1138 74 378 707 486 292 291 Anemia floor wax and flyspray toxic 1Q99 475 Aniline acute intoxication 257 Anthraco-silicosis bituminous miners 136 Anthrax a warning case review 662 848 283 Arsenic agricultural workers compounds toxicity poisoning liver cirrhosis toxicology 100 S 155 417 865 Artificial respiration Eve* s method ` 69 938 Asbestos electron microscopy industry wartime problems 480 717 Ascsrbic acid and lead absorption nsthma from gun acacia , 42S 770 Atmospheric pollution in Dublin ' stack heighth 70S 189 Aviation. effect on hearing medicine occupational hazards physiology use of oxygen 71 612 243 953 611 Bagassosis 248 B Anthrncis in bone meal 416 Benzene (Benzol) and resistance to infection 850-851 determination 705-707 fatality 1014 Leucotoxic action 34 . nerve action of 1013. poisoning 255-683-1121-1123-1124 Benzine poisoning 1116 Benzopyrene effect on skin 695 Benzoyl-N-Bthylpiperidine toxicity 858 Beryllium respiratory hazards toxicity 1108 666 413 Black dermographism 461 Book reviews and notices 12-13-14-15-16-343-403-526-527-523 529-530-531-532-660-661-748-749-750 751-834-835-336-837-10 69-1070-1071 10 72-10 73-10 74-10 75-10 7 6 Brick manufacturing health hazards 665 Bromobenzene (mono) and vitamin A 9 62 Bronchitis from wood dust 342 *1 Index - 3 Burns alkali , chemical Cocoanut Grove reports 613-726. 1043 1156 1040 industrial treatment 205 magnesium 756 occupational therapy 921 pathology of 950 phosphorus 729-730 treatment 107-937 protection against shock 1151 treatment 108- 727- 7S-8 73-927-923- 929-031-932-933-935-1033-1041- 1042-1044 .xperimcntal 934 molten magnesium 104 sulfathiazole tannic acid 204 47 Butadiene explosive mixtures , 732 Byssinosis case review 752 Cadmium dithizone determination poisoning toxicology 377 544-1109 43 Cancer and toxic gases etiology from hydrocarbons , from metals from o-amino-asotolueno from tars lung radiation therapy 537 9 69372 9 70 370 368- 369 371 159 ' 315 Carbon arc gase-` * 1079 Carbon disulfide Groat 3ritain in blood i-oisoning Carbon monoxide anoxemia camp stoves combustion gases compressed air encephalitis treatment of 540 853 911 450- 682 33 443 444 386 509 Carbon monoxide (cont'd) home hazards measurement optic offeats poisoning in iron working metabolism treatment oxygen x-ray therapy 678 1137 442 679-1104 359 6S0 200 514 Carbon tetrachloride 1119 allowable concentrations 760 health hazards 451 nephritis 525 .prevention of liver damage 542 toxicity 146-856 ( Carcinogenic activity survey of compounds 467 Cataract industrial 985 Cellosolve compounds 1117 China painting hazards - 955 Chlorinated hydrocarbons 1151 Chlorinated naphthalene poisoning 554.-555-665 Chlorophenols toxicity 857 Chromates safe lirdts 550 Chromium 1 poisoning from electric welding 359 Citric acid occupational exposure 165 Cobalt physiological effects from 1001 Colds vitamin therapy 804 121 Color blindness industrial significance 223-066 Communal feeding 313 CO ? .1 t Index - 4 Compensation laws Indiana 1091 1157 Conjunctivitis in welders 956 Cotton infection from 72 Cyclohexane and derivatives physiological effect 1118 759 Cyclotron workers blood findings 473 Daylight work advantages 66 Dermatitis 52-170-274-277-457-692- 69 6-9 75-1098 airplane industry 455-381 allergic 977 A.id.A. report 882 and adhesive tape 769 and syphilis 316 Bfcilawnnol oil 974 canners 1093 case reviews 683 chloro-waxes 275-366-971 coal tar or pine tar 9 72 compensation 883 cutting oils 48-276-367-45 6- 694 diagnosis and treatment 565 fabric chemicals fats and oils 566 49-973 flour and grain 172 from resins 689-884-1134 from underclothing 979 inorganic selenium 973 in shipyard workers 365 lime dust - 279 motel 171 petroleum 1095 pre-employment examination 53 prevention 54-495-5 4- 69 7-699-109 o and treatment 768 rubber mask 458 "Scrub" 635 statistics, 1942 273 synthetic rubber ' 1082 tanneries ' 169 testing 1097 Dermatitis (cont'd) treatment varnish factory vitamin C war industries 205 569 51 167-163 Dichlordiethyl sulfide 693 Diethyl mercury poisoning Dinitrobenzene (Meta) methemoglobin toxicity 866 1015 1016 Dinitrotoluene toxicology 148 Disease and weather functional industrial ' and insurance carrier 512 501 820 Disinfection aerosols air by hot air droplet and mist glycol vapors hypochlorites mists and smokes ozone and radiation propylene glycol radiation triothylono glycol vapor ultraviolet light use of ozone vacuum and germicides 93 579-581 1144 715 498 298 573 19 7 493 577 195 281 580-1143 19 6 497 Drinking water industrial 766 767 Drum cleaning safe practice '193 Duct systems side outlets 188 Dural poisoning 691 Dust atmospheric determination ceramic industry 711 552 00424!. I Index - 5 Dust (cont'd) control 41-190 coal mineS-' 31-32-33-84-293-714- 919-1145 disposal of dust 191 exhaust hood design 491 foundries 841 fur hat industry 44 grinding 667 new type filters 295 reasons for 87 water sprays 1035 vetting agents 294 cotton 1033 counting 75 a new instrument 1026 efficiency 606 in gases 603 konimeter 605 measurements correlations 185 Ear disability prevention 575 Elderly persons employment 396 Electrical hazards 234 Electrostatic precipitator portable 1142 434 Engines diesel safe use in tunnels underground 1078 86 31 Epilepsy employment . 303 Ether effects on anesthetist 1161 Ethylene glycol toxicology 860 Ethylene glycol diacetate toxicology 860 Examinations physical observations pro-placement pre-employment 100.-101-502 1149 621-763 390-394 . Exhaust gases motor effects of 997 Exhaust hoods design 1034 Explosion hazards control SI Explosives industry hazard control health protection safe handling toxicity 950 951 67 763 Eye diseases chemical infections nitrobenzene . 852 465 361 Eye injuries industrial 571-572-573-11o9 876-1039 Eye protection 199 Fatigue 622- 774-993-994 factors in 895 in industry ^ 394 mental in industry 400 mining 478 physiology 995 psychological factors 996 Ferrous alloys industrial hygiene 438 Fertilizer `workers a new health hazard 954 Fibcrglas health aspects skin effects Fire hazards 1942 record mining smoko and gases prevention First Aid 419-891 143 776 1084 151 . 46 310 00 * O. 4A ur' Incex - 6 Fluorescent light and asthma 983 Fluorides absorption and excretion poisoning flue gases 439 357 260-2a Formaldehyde 880 Foundries non-ferrous fume concentrations safe practices 249 94 Fur industry health hazards . 166 Furunculosis in miners treatment 201 Gallium toxicity 158 Gas masks arsine classification collective filters testing procedures 920 1029 194 1030 1028 Gas poisoning treatment 32 Gasoline toxicity " 758 Glass painting hazards 955 Glass wool health aspects skin hazard*. ~ . 419-892 143-567 Clycols toxicity 452-1012 Handicapped workers employment 102-300-399 -625-625 in government employ 301 utilization of 1037 Hay fever vitamin C 120 Health fixed pace work effects hazards SCO occupational classification industrial 13 and the war 507 and government 318 control 627 education 394-803 labor's attitude 39 7 organization 724 problems 940 requirements U.S. Navy contracts 595 ' solaria 122 war and postwar 718 war plants 633 war problems 206 ' workers 801 Health and safety 959 'Hearing defects 1160 Heart disease industrial placement in industry 108-176 924 Heat and moisture cramps first aid effective temperature effect on workers elimination from body prostration and vitamin C sickness tolerance improvement in tropical 479 811 229 771 871 388 800 286 477 Hemoglobin absorption spectra 917 Hernia Hours of labor health aspects health and efficiency shift rotation Housekeeping industrial 230 59 6 894 212 20.8 490 90-725 Index - 7 Hydrocarbons chlorinated. : heart effects toxicity ' 147-761-855-1131 1017 533-354 Hydrogen cyanide skin absorption 445-981 Hydrogen sulfide effect on heart 356 Hysteria occupational exposure 228 Illness control programs 1065 Indium physiologic properties 40-.753-1110 Industrial dentistry as Industrial hospitals 785 Industrial hygiene 92-389 and public health 331 bacteriology in 184 chemical industry 846 control cf health hazards 1020 education undergraduates 629 Great Eritain 178 in -Amy 384 in Indiana 389 in Hnvy 380-3S1 Massnchusetts 901 Mexico 900 Public Health Service Publications 174 recent developments 385 report 68 ConnccttSat - 1941 328 Great Britain 593-594 service 333 state agencies 217 U..Public Health Service 382 war industries 59 Industrial medicine and compensation and public health California clinical laboratory dispensaries effect of -war 330-630-923 319 721 216 620 620 119 Industrial medicine (coat' d) first aid manpov/er shortage preventive postgraduate training ' private practitioner public relations small industries war effort 508 631 394 623 503 620 32 115 Industrial poisons review 1 562 Industrial workers ' immunization 38 6 Infections treatment sulfallantoin 202 Insecticides organic thiocyanates toxicity 254 Kata thermometer 85 Keratoconjunctivitis 462-463-464-560-617-700 -874-875 epidemiology 1100 troatme-nt of 984 Kerosene kidney damage . 862 Lead absorption and blood calcium 755 and bronehiogenic carcinoma 867 arsenate poisoning azido toxicity deposition in bone excretion sodium citrate 265-754 672 1003 547 exposures measurement by air analysis 375 blood and excreta analysis fumes 376 1112 hazard in ship repair in drinking water 8 63 164 004240 Index - 8 Lead (cont'd) poisoning absorption and excretion 360 battery cases 266 blood changes 674-675 blood pressure 263 clinical syndrome 363 experimental 267 in battery workers 362-620 lead in blood 561 oxyecetylene cutting 545 scrap recovery 424 scurvy 869 stippled cells 358 vitamin C 546 relation to coronary disease 1113 tetraethyl absorption 42 in gasoline 425-426 toxicity of alloys 422-423 Leaks in process vessels new detection method 1027 Lighting standards 574 198 Magnesium casting air contamination fires extinguishing foundry health hazards grinding regulations health aspects lung effect safe handling 1111 39 374-536 160 549 427 429 45 Mangancsa intoxication poisoning "A toxicity . 676-677 430 1004 161 Manhole accident two fatalities 1013 Manpower conservation crisis 65 16 Medical practice (Great Britain) proposed reorganization 734 Medical service 719- 722-1036-1147 industrial 508 County survey (Pema.) 720 large plants 113-215-311 plans 14-787 results \ 214 small industries 216-312 war industry 15-902-922 Mental hygiene industrial 227-623 226 Mercury handvriting test poisoning safe limits 431 162 550 Metallic poisons 156-264 Methanol chronic poisoning 453 Methyl bromide fumigant poisoning toxicity 282 541 36-150 Metol toxicity 556 Mining industry inspection progress vision requirements 29 6 877 Minors and exposure to chlorinated solvent . 905 construction industry 59 7 in industry 513-906 welding 904 susceptibility to occupational discs. SOS 903 Morbidity disabling industrial workers statistics 53 775 Mortality second quarter, 1942 310 Mouth infections 1101 Gi04 oJ Incox - 9 Munitions industry. cas exposurejgg' health hazards 349 252 Nation's health in wartime 116 Nitrogen oxides determination lung injury poisoning case history in acetylene burners treatment 1136 999 44 6 1000 99S 299-614 Nitroglycerin toxicity vapor exposure 144 253 Nitroparaffins metabolism 256 Noise acoustic trauma 70 079 Non-ferrous metals * health problems Nursing, industrial 125-369-634-635-321-909-910 and tuberculosis first aid outline shipyards 213 1148 1146 Nutrition 109-110-112-515-620-636-638 641-90 7-903-939-9 64-115 6 and physical performance 9 63 and psychology 327 and production causation industrial 19-324-325-389-391-392 39 3-637-^4 vitamins 965--9 66-9 6? v.-artir.e worfcar- 111-220 Occupational disease annual report (Indiana) Baltimore regulations control chemical industry , hazards control . margins of safety industrial in wartime 673 56 109Q 114 845 389 072 17? 353-354 tiDo Occupational disease (cont'd) Maryland commission notirication. (Great Britain) prevention responsibility for trends 329 592 8C2 1S1 703 Oil mist removal from air 713 Ophthalmology industrial 221-222 Oxygen deficiency 631 Palladium physiological properties 757 Pora-dichlorobenzene 1132 Paranitroaniline poisoning 557 Paraphcrsylonedi amine toxicity 553 Pentachlorophenol acute and chronic effects physiological effects 560 559 Personnel problems health aspects 61 Phosgene poisoning experimental 1002 Pho sphorus compounds toxicity detoxification eye injury shin irritation 154 870 163 432 P ho tomicro graphs hand camera 77 Physically handicapped employment of Pichling metals acid fumes on teeth . 251 Pitot tubes characteristics 187 00 Index - 10 Plant sanitation recosaaendatioi^l (Indiana) 175 Plumbing trades health hazards 10 77 Pneumatic conveying theory and practice 29 7 Pneumoconiosis aluminum baggasosis in miners iron dust lignite dust mica end pegmatite porphyry prevention soft coal miners 414-415 26 158 420-421 27 137 435 339 838 Poisons various 698 Poisons and toxicology elective affect 38 Polyethylene glycols pharmacology - 37 Printing industry hazards 669 Propylene glycol dispenser . 379 Psychiatry, industrial 117 Public health and industry 723 Pulmonary irrit^afa Pyridine toxicity . - : 440 859 Radiation effects on health health standards 383 867 P.aaioactive substances luminous paints 273 Radium poisoning and prevention protection from storage 1114 1007 1115 1003-IOC9 192 Rehabilitation 624- 789- 790- 791- 793-104-6-1154 in Connecticut physical therapy 792 925 Reports U.S. Bureau of Minos 1086 Respirators Bureau of Mines approval list 489 Respiratory infections control 367 Respiratory protection 610 Respiratory system diseases 583 Resuscitation , 287-1045--1152-1153 Safety, industrial ' coal mines personal factor 140-141 142 Safety organization 817 Safety training 815 Sanitation industrial 103-389-764-816-958 Selenium poisoning prevention by arsenic Sewage treatment health hazards 1105 496 Shipbuilding accident statistics 952 Shock diagnosis and treatment from burns chemotherapy in v;ar therapy 798-799 510 731 732 616-1155 Silica, free determination 4Bo Silicosis aluminum therapy ' and tuberculosis coal miners chert miners Elbe sandstone workers 340 1022 25 244 1135 Index - IX Silicosis (cont*4- etiology . Idaho mines in a wood worker in Sweden intrathoracic lymph nodes lung function lung residue analysis medical report medicolegal occurrence and control Silesian potters 245 551 1021 1133 456 434 482 23 1092 29 433 Silver, metallic toxicity 364 Silver and gold skin studies 976 Skin entry of poisons through 930 Skin bums experimental technique 1039 1M O to Skin.cleansers 459-460- Solvents adhesive tape removal 11G2 hazards 68 7- 762 occupational disease reports 1122 sensory response 1019 Sporotrichosis , 584 Spray painting ' health hazards 83 671 Steel industry vc ntilation^equipment jpfe. Steroopsis, incidence 1141 132 Styrene determination monomcric toxicity 1140 145 Sulfamic acid toxicity 362 Sulfur physiological effects 437 Sulfur dioxide determination effect on vegetation hazards in flue gases .. injuries method for vegetation effects study pneumonia refrigerant hazard 709 1106 539 447 533 1107 448 250 Synthetic rubber industry health hazards 765-847 Syphilis 511 Talc mining hazards 664 Tars in atmospheric dust cancer from 368-369 Teeth occupational effects on - 57 Tellurium. determination 373 Temperatures environmental 476 and performance 1102 and physiological fitness 992 excessive 990-991-1103 Tetra-chloro-p3ra-benzoquinone toxicity 474 Tetrachlorethana 1120 Tetryl hazards poisoning 355 112G-1127 Thiourea toxicity 551 Tin toxicology 1011 Tolue-nu (toluol) determination paint industry roxicity 707 543-SC3 1124-1125 GO O C ^ V/ Index - 12 Toxicology end war effod|^ dust, fumes aipkgases public health aspects 253 179 949 157 Toxic solvents control 30 Treatment of casualties 319 Tri ciilore-thylene degreasers inflammability 259-684 373 Trinitrotoluene diet and poisoning 454 industrial data sheet 1129 pathology experimental 1128 poisoning 663-778-1130 removal from skin 690 Tripoli and silicosis 665 Tuberculosis 505-506 and aromatic hydrocarbons 149 case finding 504- 615 compensation 207 experimental and silica 246 gastric acidity 535 genitourinary tract 396 in industry 389- 79 6-797 industrial incidence 982 occupational 173 war industz'y 180 Tumors lung ' 864 Turpentine skin effectsfs-t 570 Urinalysis glucuronic acid trinitrotoluene 1025 1025 Urology industrial 1158 Venereal diseases control employment policy in industry routine blood examination 317-318 302 389 397-899 Ventilation a reviev; A.P.H.A. report disk fans examples of industrial mines -on the Y'itswatersrand shipbuilding solvent exposures solvents in tanks 609 343 60S 1032 607 139 80 186-492-494 712 . 1033 Vision color deficiency in females 878 lewisite burn3 936 - night blindness 288-987 Vital statistics oil industry Vitamins B complex deficiency ' survey vitanition 308 12-9 68 517-639 516-640 394 Vitamin C therapy Volatile solvents vapor exposure . 50 153 War gases 686-710-78 6 aerosol filters 534 oocular effects 449 treatment of casualties 105 Weil's disease immunc serum 285-988-989-1163 466 Welding erythema eye effects fatality health aspects health hazard 250 471-1080 469 670-957 470-543 Index - 13 V/el cling ( cont' dfcp _ lung effects' protection of workers photcprrthaimia treatment respiratory hazards 472 S90 926 1081 IVomen in industry 62-3-320'-321-322- 323-392-514-619-620-772- 773 abrasives hazard 247 fatalities 590 health problems 64 protective clothing - 89 Workmen's compensation 393-591 X-ray _ protection from X-ray technique Trudeau roport Youth employment of Zinc smelting hazards 733-1005 95-97-93 96 794 152