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FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1947 DOC IHF019 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION IHF Foundation Facts June & Nov INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION | to industrial concerns holding membership in Industrial Hygiene Foundation The Foundation is a profit association of industries for the advancement of healthful working conditions 8 r 1 3 4 9 a 3d 84 65 65 Vol 9 June 1947 , No. 6 LCego almmittMe eee ts the and 20 The Foundation's Legal Committee met in New York on June 23 to plan for Committee's part in the Foundation's annual meeting in Pittsburgh November the Conferences on the 19th and 21st in connection with the main meeting Carbide Theodore C. Waters Chairman announces the appointment of Mr. and Carbon Chemicals Corp. to the Legal Committee C.R. Oviatt Two NewMembers of Foundation HolDrd . He oldn en to West Coast H.M. Chapman and J.F. Morgan have been appointed to the staff of Industrial Hygiene Foundation Mr. Chapman occupies a new position on the staff He is a chemical engineer was formerly with Liberty Mutual Insurance Company in Pennsylvania and served in the Army Industrial Hygiene Laboratory during the war on Mr. Morgan formerly with the Food and Drug Administration succeeds Dr. Francis R. Holden as chemist on the Foundation's staff Dr. Holden is leaving for the west coast He will continue as an advisory member of the staff and will , sent the Foundation a time basis in California repreDr. Holden also continues as Secretary of the Chemistry and Toxicological Committee Presidency Presidency Industrial Hygienists Theodore F. Hatch assumed the presidency of the American Industrial Association at the conclusion of the organization's annual meeting in Buffalo May 1. The Association is the professional society of industrial hygienists Hygiene on Mr. Hatch and W.C.L. Hemeon also of the Foundation's paper at the meeting on the Influence of Particle Size in Dust . papers were presented by H.F. Smyth Jr. and C.P. Carpenter and Mellon Institute and associates of the Foundation's staff staff presented a Exposures Other by H.P. Klug all of Dr. A.L. Lanza Named to New York U. Position -3 Dr. A.J. Lanza Associate Medical Director of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company director and Chairman of the Foundation's Medical Committee has been appointed co- =p Yodrikrector of the newly announced Institute of Industrial and Social Medicine at New University The appointment includes a professorship of medicine in the Uni- vercity's Medical School of which the institute is a part Dr. Lanza will continue year his position at Metropolitan until the end of next The modern supervisor has a double responsibility when it comes to spotting health hazards 1 conditions in the plant and 2 conditions in his own body HYGIENE FOUNDATION National Foremen's Institute 4400 FIFTH AVENUE | PITTSBURGH 13 PA ober 1947 7 Ri ae rrr i aN at 3} wy, es | et MDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION to indu concerns holding members Industrial Hygiene Foundation The Foun is a profit association of industries f advancement of healthful working cond a 1239 #& Bre 1207 .we 1175 = 0g8 1257 | ation fy nn 3 a- 1236 Sap 1178 ae Vol 9 November 1947 N 12th Annual Meeting One of the Best November Digest Devoted to Papers Top management and top industrial health the 12th annual meeting of Industrial specialists joined together to to Work one of the most Hygiene Foundation dedicated to A Better the best in the opinion successful of sessions in the Foundation's history many members More than 400 persons attended the main Institute Pittsburgh on November 20. This meeting which was held at Mello officers of companies were in was a meeting for management Some company presidents Others attendance including two board chairmen and a directors and 110 attending included 70 department heads plus 21 medica industrial health operating men The remainder was made up of administrative specialists governmental officials and adminstrative and special guests The total More than 150 companies companies attendance exceededexceeded 500 were represented at the persons Attendance at main meeting and confere the four conferences fol Engineering 105 Chemical 95 Medical 81 Legal 43 CONTAINED TEXTS OR EXCERPTS OF PAPERS AND TALKS IN THE NOVEMBER ANNUAL PRESENTED AT THE MAIN MEETING ARE MEETING ) ISSUE OF THE MONTHLY INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE members only two weeks after the meeting TH National Press As in past years the Foundation's annual press Most notable was the meeting was accorded a national The NEW YORK TIMES front story in the WALL STREET JOURNAL of Nov. 21 keynote by William B. carried a story on the same date summarizing Given Jr. President of American Brake Shoe the and addres F trustee The ASSOCIATED PRESS sent out Company a Foundation three different stories on the meeting and the UNITED PRESS also carried reports in its papers throughout the country Keynote Address Available F from the Mr. Given's keynote address A Better Place to Work has been forthcomingforthcoming transactions Copies are now available to members preprinted preprinted ers in subscrib derscores any reasonable number desired This is a frank message to and subscrib which mangemnt management derscores in practical terms some tangible benefits of industrial health --~ I -- H -- F --- IAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION 4400 FIFTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH 13 ,