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ATIVE INDEX to th ' - 4E NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL, for the years 1912-1918. 12 Vol. 4, 1915 13 r Vol. 5, 1916 14 voi 6, 1917 Vol.= 7, 1918 ling operations by the use of water drills" -7:1034-1042 and efficiency"_______________________________6:975-980 ards for" (Tolsted-).,.4:602-609 ...._______ ____________________________ _________ _____6:211 -r------------------------------------ ------------------------------6:200-201 the importance of standard walks, piat- C Medina)__________________________________.4:148.-152 able....................................... ...................--.......................--3:22-23 nation of causes of accidents............................. lean merchant marine" (Hoffman) ..6:602-610 ckmen" ( Holland )............................................_7:900-904 rallies'- (Hall) 1--------------------------------------------4:244-252 dry and machine shop" (McKee) ....1:227-235 commercial! department of a large gas com --.--.......--.--..--....---------------------.-- .. .5:1411-1418 electrical field" (Fearee)............................6:523-530 aundry industry" (Trimble)............--.1:261-265 shipbuilding program" (Lockney)___7:543-547 irns the general public" (Hon'man ) ..5:780-786 forms. : .....................4:106-112; 5:304-305, 1420-1424; 6:422 in money value.................................................................. 6:610 experience" (Chaney)6:1153-1164 is --........................... ...................................--......................6:430-437 ..............................-....................................................................3:147-148 baney's method.................................................... 6:1184-1185 R-wa___ CUMULATIVE INDEX cs: PAGE5 ----------.---------.5:510, 782, 784 f E\ L. Hoffman.................................... ______:1--5:507*517, 780-786 ules ____________________________________ 6:1186-1188 by disease compared "with fatal casualties in the forces in the war...........................~ ____________________________6:317 Lr. W. Hatch------------------------................ ____________________6:1176-1181 he IT. S. for 1916......................................5:508-512, 780; 6:67-68 ital analyses '................. 6:1156-1157 :d of a member company.-----------------------------------------------------6:727 l severity rates........................................ 6:1157-1164 sion ......-...........................................................................:-------------6:1181-1192 _______________ 7:672 New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania figures6:68 zard in the textile industry........................................... 6:481 lputation ____________________________________________ 5:323-324 ary used by American rolling mill company---------7:93-94 r statistics ......... 6:603 ithod of reporting.......................... 6:609 hieago experience compared--------;-----------------------------.---------3:163 :Cted by organized safety work-- ---------------6:74-75; 7:92 een time lost on account of accidents and injuries and on of railroads" (Anderson)________________________6:968-975 ount of exposure to accidents themselves--6:1155-1156 nittee on (Meeker)...........................3:22-25; 4:45-55; 5:33-39 mittee on uniform industrial(Hoffman)___________7:30-37 industrial accident statistics" (Meeker)---------5:772-780 statistics" (Gilkerson)......................................................... 6:430-437 ence of twenty-three companies (Kennedy) ..6:1164-1176 ppeared in "Life".................................................------------------------------2:7 ..........................................................3:246-249; 5:1464-1466, 1486-1490 ,c subjects, subhead Accident statistics. ible to the carelessness of employes and how best to (Boyd) --.......................................................,._....1:134-146 ye and how to prevent them" (Cameron)____1:298-300 electric cap lamps from a safety standpoint" .......-....................................1......................................................._..........7:1094-1102 possibilities of accident prevention in American in-, Eman)........................................................................................................5:506-517 ...................... 6:866r869 igers from strong and mixed" (Griswold)_____6:848-853 afety field, Educational" (Morgan)6:109-117 structlng new motormen In their duties"___--5:305-313 y and intensive training"__________________________7:733-736 L Bartholomew, Harland, "City planning as related r".............-......................................................................................................7:355-364 EMULATIVE INDEX 1166 PAGES ssible electric lamps in non-gaseoue. mines'* 6:1440-1454 ________________7:92-93, 506-506 _________________________7:147-1.48 l section round table meeting).--*...7:972-1010 .eg__________________________--:----------------------------7:978-979 s for" (Eales).-------------------------------------------4:609-618 --a----------------------------------------------------6:918-927, 930-932 .................................................................................6:810, 811-812 urJgan , ............................................;-----.5:1304-1310 ..............................................................:5:675-676, 1365-1370 ty's sake.....................................................................3:209-222 ise of drinks...................................................... 3:221, 267 . man____________________ 4:753-754 jrking hours-------------------------------------------------- 3:158-160 sanitation1' ........................................... 5:1310-1314 lWedtman's paper3:282-285 ustrial safety"______________________________1:204-211 lucts.._________________7:639-641 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- .1:241-276 ixoittee -work inpaper mills".............5:1341-1348 -- fitiie and parresine atPittsfield works" .................................................... ...................................--6:695-712 --.........................--..................................................... ...............6:707 __________________________________________ _________ 6:712 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:312 lociation co-operateswith N. S. C 5:188-190 i-lysis of accidents___________________5:1442, 1444 elation................................................................................ .....4:265 2:16-21 ate of New York..............................................................2:6 .ssociation annual meeting, N. S. C. section iction with.................................................................6:415-416 er--what he should do for his own Safety" ---------------------------------------------------------------------------5:1104-1109. Ion committee report onuniform danger ...................... 5:194-196 see Red Cross. . ipany's methods of arousing interest in safety --------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:134-135 6:424-425 CUMULATIVE INDEX PAGES J. S. Rockwell's paper........................ ......'..5:1148-1152 een time lost on account of accidents and injuries and tion of . railroads"-------------------------------.-----------------------------6:968-975 >ccupatlonal diseases"---------------------------------------------------------- 2:91-94 t products. Care of workmen employed in the manu- ________________ 5:1511-1518 ____________________ 4:618-621 members, see Business session. g crusade"...................................................................................5:1120, 1140 srlocking guards on textile machinery" (Cole) _______________ 6:466-472 e National electrical safety code to electric railway ad operation" (Canada)...............:................................_..5:267-280 ing the" (Miles)................................................. 1:211-218' ; industries keeping pace with progressive safety n) ......... 6:1138-1140 workman against Health supervision____________ -.4:426 'inishing"-...................................................................... .................... ..6:937-940 ------------------------------------ 6:1203 "Safety devices on mine hoists"______...1:104-107 th ambrine and parresine at Pittsfield works". ------------------------------------------------------------------------------:----------------------.6:695-712 relation to danger signs"................................................5:157-168 m in industry"--......................................................................7:817-820 are work in foundries"_____________________________.6:728-737 is and burns"_______________________ __________________6:1271-1293 and steel electrical engineers......................1:315; 2:5, 189 dlway commissioners report on . uniform danger ......................................................-.................................................................5:194-196 management of railroad companies toward safety ..................... 5:1177-1187 blic toward the railroad company influenced' by safety .................... ..................................-......................;............... -..,5:205-213 dice and fire".........--...................................................................5:586-595 , see Drivers, Automobile. . ' tics ----------------------------------------------------------------5:227-230; 6:634-639 letrolt --................................. 5:238-239 nd..............................--.........................5:225-243, 290-292; 6:675-682 ; accidents" (Rose)_____________________________.______4:482-487 posters ......................................................................... 6:1003-1004 Little) ------------------------------- 7:393-399 if hazards" (Scott)____________________________ 6:631-647 :cidents between electric cars and automobiles" JMULA.TIVE INDEX 1167 PAGES ______ ______________________________ .__6:756-757 ______________________ 6:755-828; 7:471-500 sport ------- __________________________________6:793; 7:497 e report ..........................................................................7:472-473 in-der the Illinois -workmen's compensation ty act" T______________________________________1:265-276 3ton's paper_________________________________ 5:1202-1206 what he can do forindustrial better 1:300-302 ations"_____________________________________5: 480-484 action"............................................. .............................. 6:1362-1365 ............................................--------------------------------------------5:1004-1010 te injured and its bearing onaccident pre- ......................................................... 7:678-686 . H. Boyd's paper__________ ________.....:.,,..l: 149-153 R. Hook's paper.5:569-570 in quarry and miH'U-......................................5:334-345 3 efficiency of bulletin service".._____7:576-579 .d hazards"-------------------- 7:775-778 ...................... ...6:307 injury to track and bridgemen and the best 3 causes".!5:1187-1190 .od for reaching non-English speaking em- of safety work?"-------------------------------------------4:515-519 0; 3:297-328; 4:375-405; 6:167-191; 7:187-201 in a saw mill"5:424-429 accident prevention campaign"--..1:258-261 and planers"4:709-713 ! the use of pneumatic tools on the nervous ______________________17:1029-1033 .dams, Thomas, "City planning as related to 7:355-364 medical services and other benefits"_____ ______________________________________________7:208-210 d transfer tables".6:932-935 rvation in munitions and chemical plants in rt _ oo/ nji CUMULATIVE INDEX nan. Steam railroad section meeting....---------------6-941-1077 hairman (Steam railroadsection)_____________________6:941-943 earn railroad section meeting-------------------------------------7:839-1008 C. K. Boltzell's paper.--------------------------------------------------6:1047-1049 W. c. wain's paper____________5:1231-1236 Oran fs--Gon gs. earn railroad section round table meeting._____7:981-1002 ace work of tbe Interstate Commerce Commission-- S. Railroad Administration expects of tbe different ganizations in the promotion of safety work"....7:860-869 Federal government for the prevention of railway acei3 its results'' (McChord)..................................................................1:18-35 manufacture of worsted yarns______________________....6:4.73-474 in safeguards for._______________________________________,,____...4:601 in cement industry________________________________________ 4:157-165 orging and forming".......................................................--.........6:906-911 ms, see Employes' benefit associations. . Sent prevention in contracting" (Robinson)...........7:547-550 rmn&ry section meeting...............................................................6:685-754 Ion in foundries"_______________________________ 4:690-694 ird practices"_______________ ______________________ 6:1193-1197 iscussion of C. B.Floyd's paper-........................................7:514-917 ne products. Care of workmen employed in the manu- ..................... .......................................-..............................................I 5:1511-1518 --............................................................... i i ... f . 64 5' C4 8 ___________________ _________________________________ 5:562-563. 1515-1516 ons: tistics ________ ________-..............................................--_______--5:481-482 cidents.................................................................................................... --5:482-483 ;Ayers ):______________:..............................5:480-484 ety standards for new textile machinery"4:380-382 i of the Massachusetts employes' Insurance association" _....... _ _________________ 2:98-100 'ication. of safety devices to textile machinery as seen machine builders' viewpoint"______________________6:479-482 employes' benefit association--how to solve Its problems successfully"______________________7:204-208 , Toastmaster, Banquet..............................,,.........................--7:187-201 lg ------------------ 4:171-176 xtVLAXlVE IisDEX 1169 PAGES i hold SafetyCongressin--.............................. 6:46-47 or the job--an essential of safety'1............ :................................ 7:559-561 oving picturesin safety work"_____4:545-549 i at Banquet................................................................4:655-658 ................................................................................................................................5:467 . ................ 5:467-475 *______________________________________________________5r:475^F7^ ................................................................................................-5:405-479 _1____________________________________4:194-196 id finishing. Hazards of" (Hale).........4:376-380 lation of motor_____________ 6:807-809 i. id"____________________________ 6:634-640 ional Safety Council has done for us"___ :.............................................. 7:557-558 ) miners in First aid"..................... ......5:1030-1038 ndustrial accident commission--------------..-1:69-71 _______________________________ 6:107-108 :.............................................................................. 2:137-140 f accidents due to employes getting on and lies"______________________ 6:1043-1047 >nnet. k...................................................................................3:227; 5:97-99 irk, see also Competition in accident pre latety methods and prevention of infections" ......................................... ,...................................................5:533-541 m drilling operations. by the use of water _______________ 7:1034-1042 at the mines"__________ ______________________ 5:978-986 ________________________________--...................................5:76-73 filiations for traveling cranes"_________6: S90-S97 lsey)..............................--____3:306-312 attributable tothe carelessness of employes : them"_______________________________________........1:134-146 of accidents to trainmen--what can and has ---------------------------------------------------------------.......................... 1:166-178 ion of accidents in railroad shops and round ..................................................................... ........................ ....... ^,1:153-160 3Southern cotton mills".........................................5:307^372- CO-373L __________7:914, 917-924 _____________6:1489 CUMULATIVE INDEX PACES .sheries, Hazards and safeguards in anthracite" (Glover) ___________________________________________________________________ 7:1076-1080 tus (illus.)-------------------- 5:1039-1056 lad building material. Safe and proper handling" .......................................................................................................... ............... 6:1020-1026 to protect-------------------------------------------------------------------------------5:1187-1197 icin' ne shop layouts and their relation to safety"------_____________________________________________________________________ .7:473-480 `Safety precautions in the installation of electrical ap is"______________________________________-...........................................6:1461-1482 /orte of state industrial commissions"...............................2:94-97 ident causes committee (Steam railroad, section)____ ...................................._.......................................................................................7 : 847-850 per handling of track, bridge and building material" 6:1020-1025 jussion of J. M. Guild's paper-----------------------------------6:1184-1186 irman. Cement section meeting_______________________5:319-360 ussion of F. G. Bennett's paper..6:1197-1198 `Education in public safety"2:25-27 anufacturer's relations to state factory inspection de- __________________________________________ 1:71-73 ; for...___________________________________________ 6:312 ., Address at Banquet.............................................. 4:648-655 ud fire protection"...............................................................................2:46-65 sured by systematic Are and panic drills".............:...l: 78-80 idards for the manufacture and transportation of high " ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------...6:568-579 i Sand buckets. Torre: % 2.^__ lairman (Chemical section).............................................6:1475*1477 emieal section meeting............................5:1475-1540; 6:829-878 and table session--"The Employes' publication"____ em in the chemical industry".................. ..5:1499-1501 ucil report--------------------------------------------- ----------- ------------------------ 6:379-380 .............-........................................................................... 6:506-507 aes and safety devices..._________________________________6:479-482 md bridge material. Safeand proper handling of" ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:1020-1025 ion: i be taken by contractors7:551.-553 machinery and other equipment"................................7:550-554 Ion, see also Construction. . of.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7:361-362 /) ULAXIVE INISEX 1171 PAGES .6:909-910 ---------------------7:^726-727 --------------------4:755-758 _____________ 5:127-128 --------------- 6:110-112 _________________7:92-93 ____6:490,501 ____6:501 ____________6:96 ____________7:93 ____7:951-952 ts in. safety education." (Clapp)--5:243-250 n.____________________________ --____________ ._____5:117-120 i for educational purposes--------------...7:8.04-806 time accidents..................................,....................--.6:1204 of bulletin service" (Ballou)............7:576-579 erest in------------------- 5:101-102 ailway section committee on._______5:204-205 use of.......................... 5:116-131 ______________________________________________6:111-112 N. S. C- and home-made bulletins..5:116-131 - 3...................................................................................................7:971-972 ...........................................................................5:124-125, 246-247 ions.........................................................................................5:129-131 see Foreign languages--Bulletins. blic service companies"5:801-809 ........................................................ 7:46-47 l of his work for Electric railway section _________________________ ______-..................................................6:684 ............................................................................ 6:1488, 1492-1493 ......................... 7:7-8 f war upon women in industry"____7:439-444 S.............................................................--.2:101-107 in mine safety" (Manning)---------------..4:225-229 aspects of public safety work"5:847-859 . of paper, "American .^railroad passenger" _________________________ __________________3=,______5:1109-1114 elfare in the iron and steel industry"--. ...................................--...............................................................2:124-127 ................................................................................................................,,6:839 with amferyne 3-Ssd r;a-rJ=SK.iS3<? PAGES .* Pittsfield -works" _____.______ .....6:695-712 6:863 _________________5:1284-1285 s treated with ami-irise.......................- ________________________ 6:697 the paraffin treatment of .......... ____________________6:702-712 uced by paraffin tneatetst of-- ----------------------------...____6:71S jlying the paraffin treatment...... __________--...--..6:713-715 ------....--.--............. 6:312 ------------------------- 6:333 electricity, see Electricity, Injuries from. ' ^guarding the most hazardous machines In woodworking ce oven operations"-------------------------------------------------------------5:554-560 steel mill of today"........._..........................................................7:814-817 "Hernia"------------------ -------------------------------------------------------------5:711-715 Discussion of S. S. Marquis' paper...............................5:674-676 afety work as it applies to the operation -of electric I sub-stations"6:514-521 sss of Welcome ...--------------------------------------.----------------------.7:53-55 Introductory remarks............................................................:--7:433-434 ................................................3:7-72; 4:1-102; 5:1-86; 6:1-52; 7:7-47 mmittee...........................................................................5:1162; 6: 499, 689 Amendments to..........................................................5:19-23; 6:18-21 see also Constitution of N. S. C. s, see Name of section, subhead. By-laws. t. Standards of safety for ............................................ --7:985-983 Industrial hospitals anddispensaries".........................5:702-708 Handling and storage of" (Morrison)...------------7:1132-1137 :tile section meeting ............-...................................................4:355-383 ions in the textile industry abroad".._______....___4:355-368 ., Discussion of John Bailey's paper____________--7:686-693 .. "First aid in the industries. How much?"--6:296-302 the eye and how to prevent them"...........................1:298-300 ger's report _____________________________________________:_____7:21-23 ?ty Council service" _____ 5:1250-1252 asurer's report___3:15-23; 4:19-22; 5:13; 6:8-14; 7:21-26 iteresting the employer in safety work"--------------5:413-424 an. Public safety section meeting... nquet ____________ ______________________ ibersbip in N. S. C. conferred on~. 5:797-860 ----------- .-4:641-645 --------------------6:44-45 1173 _ PAGES' ' -2:1SS-192 ..........3:7.72; 4:101-132 ....................-------------------------------------4:5-9. = - .. ..........1.............. ...............5:14-17 - .............. .....................3:7-15; 4:9-38 . ;------------------------------------------5:17-25 .. ............................................1:279-291 .................................,,4: 641-671 .........................................................................................3:7! S tin* National electrical safety code to on and operation*"'................................ 5:267-280 n of _________ ...6:927-930 .......................... 6:879-940 n committee report on (Electric street ...........................................-.....................................................5:198-199 ion data for...............................................................5:203-204 .................................................................................................6:875 877 , Hazards inwool" (Lri>rd)..................6:472-479 Hazards of" (Swallow)...............................4:368-373 n the manufacture of aniline and benzol ..................................................................... 5:1511-1514 ......................................................................................................6:492-493 (i . a ....................................................... 6:715 ........................ ..6:255-266 strated .........._____________ ________________.__,,.6:699-700 dons" (Lambert)----------------------------------- .....6:255-260 g burns ---------------------------------------------------------- 6:696 and their liability to injury: (a) Trans- lg departments; (b) Maintenance of way rtments, especially in regard to foreign ________________________:______ ______________________-.6:991-997 o f safety" ..................................................................Si : 889-S9 2 rs. * ` of" (Cochrane S.............................................6:1064-1076 ra of accidents to employes falling from" ....................................................................... ...................-........7:913-914 ization of mine" (Scholz)..................,,6:1486-1491 rdization of mine" (Raymond)__7:1071-1073 rescue (Parker)------------------------------------------5:1425-1436 scue apparatus--its value as a safety CUMULATIVE INDEX PAGES its, see Classification, of causes of accidents. thods of handling -------------------------------------------------------------------7:640-641 mifaeture and use. Hazards of" (Fiesinger)---------6:858-860 tistics ......................... -..................................................................................5:323-326" ards in" (Soderquist) ------------------------------------------------ 7:506-510 es in quarry and mill" (Baker)..---------------------------------5:334-345 lods" (Jacobsen) ,.............................................................................7:510-514 een accomplished in safety work" (Hill)--------------5:321-327 neeting_______4:147-202; 5:319-360; 7:60( 514 pi Valley division report...................................................................:--7:183 .ety ...................................-....................................................................................2:19-20 V., '`Prevention and treatment of cases of poisoning by _ and picric acid"..................................................................................6:866-869 ...............................................................................................'5:498, 501-505 ; 6:888 ............................................... 4:682-683 :hain practices" (Elam) ............. 5:1293-1299 . practice, Safety in" (Morgan).--------------------------------4:613-621 s. Inspection of" (Risteen) .................................................4:625-628 ission ___________::____________________________5:599-601; 6:904-906 __________________________________________________...........I.....___6:904, 905 es. `Acetylene and electric cap lamps from a safety stand......... ..............................,............................ ....................,___...7:1094-1102 anger Emblem committee ...............................--.......................6:25-36 mployes' benefit association section meeting---------7:203-245 'ealth service section meeting-------------- 6:223-245 as and emblems" ........................................ ~....._.................................6:25-36 satures of organized Benefit associations"______5:1452-1463 and assessments" ...............................................--`......Jl: 228-233 anger signs problem" ................................. ;...............................5:145-166 accident experience" ..................................................;__,__6:1153-1164 rganized safety session 2:74-100 icer. Federal session ___________________________________________ 1:5-54 safety In iron and steel industry"................................5:455-465 romoted by Federal bureaus"________________..........._2:101-107 and lunchrooms" (Eib)6:1302-1308 ; in Canada, Manhood conservation in munitions and" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------...____6:836-841 ses and remedies committee report_____________5:1483 report (Bueno) __________:_________________________________ _______.6:829-831 ;ending session.........................______________ 5:1520-1522; 7:633-634 ULATIVE INDEX 1175 paces' eport (Kepner)................................................ 6: S32-S34 ........--....................................5:1479*148! ; 6:831-832 eport ________________5:1482 ;ussion ..._____________________________________7:635-639 landling of hazardous" (Laury) ..6:874-877 L; 4:81-82; 5:67-68;6:386-388; 7:164-166 work among factories------------------------ 3: 1S1-182 irk in. (rounds .................................8:216-217, 1374-1375 ___________________________6:264-265, 266 _________--....................--.......6:265, 332 ___________________________________ 7:750-753 ----------------------------------------------------------------6:1084-1088, 1105 ......................................................................:..6r 10^5-1086, 1087 public safety" (Adams" and fiartholo....................................................................................................7:355-364 svention inthe commercial department of ............................................... _...........................................5:1411-1418 sportation department and" (Drown) -- ................................................................................................... 6:651-654 Ic^in connection with accident preven- .................................................... :.......................................--.6:654-663 :harts and bulletins help in safety educa..................................................................... ....... -....................5:243-250 lerials" .......................... 4:686-690 cal installation in mines"--............... 4:253-255 rt in accident prevention"....................-.7:882-886 experience with methods of health super ......................................................--..........................................4:391-397 results in safety: Education vs. dis...................................7:720-730 idents: 3 report (Steam railroad section)-7:847-850 arts ................................................................................5:1442, 1444 .........-..................................................................:..................5:482-483 electric street cars......................... ..................................................................... 6:634-635 5:467-475 .............................................................. 5:1484-1485 ............................................................. .................................................... 5:895 ............................................................. Ji..................... ................5^555-556 .......................................-..............................................7:522 9.RS- 6:515 cumulative iktdex causes of accidents: pages mlp industry.................................................................-------------------------5:1319 es .......................................,................................................................................5:282, 288 1S: 1078-1082, 1174-1177 accident statistics committee 5:34-37 causes of accidents among railroad members_________6:948 3 ........................................................................... 5:575 inery while in motion" (I^eisenring)4:374-375 -oad tract ________________________ _____________.6:1194 iron company. System of safety inspection of" (Conni- .................................................................. 1:83-97 ertain processes of cautic soda manufacture......................6:859 rkmen in cement industry ............ 5:346-353 filing coal at cost to employes_______________ 6:735 .....................................................................................I............................................4:181-182 ...............................................................................................................................5:344-345 ding design ........................................ 4:183 g .....................................................................................................-__________4:181-182 e Mines and mining. ts ......................................................................................................................--.7:645-648 ping. Safety First in" (Wylie)............................................6:598-602 , "Inspection of cars and engines; (a) Prevention, of (b) Prevention of fire loss"__________ 6:1064-1076 ;ussion of D. M. Petty's paper._________ 5:579-583 V, "Effective co-operation between Governmental ........................................................ 3:100-103 ..........................................................................................................5:1437, 1441, 1443 atistics ..........................................................................................................5:554-556 Deration of" (Burr)............................. 5:554-560 W., "Treatment of minor injuries"6:302-315 _____6:1212-1213 Application of interlocking guards on textile macbin- ...................................................................................................................... 6:466-472 filling engine.....................................................................................................6:466 ae .................................... ,6:476-477 rts: i of special committees of the various* Sections, see name on, subhead name of committee, ety : >f ................................................................................... 7:105-108 steel company's plan 5:132-134; 6:1296-1299 ......................................................................................................................................--6:499 ,nt" (Dittmar) ..................................................... 7:501-506 work made attractive .......................................;____________5:335-335 (General round table session)2:144-151 ....................................................................................................a6:499-502 X.ATXVK INDEX 1177 PAGES ...........................................................-5:199-202; 6:664-666 ____..................................'..........................................5:1426-1428 lilroad section)............................................5:1164-1173 re selected and for;what length, of time ville) .................................. 5:1158-1164 nesting" (Wilson) .............................: 1226-1243 ....................................................... 6:96-97 ................................________5:333-334; 6:499-500, 544 the committeemen____________________ 7:936-955 ent .............................................. 4:732-747 ...........................................................5:1341-1352, 1354-1358 .......................... 4:725 ings .............................................-3--7:870-875 Ld posted................................i-............-__6:97, 500, 501 ________________ ,,6:86-S7 ......................-.............r....................;-6:117, 137, 593-694 tings of employes and' their families.... ________________________________................._____...___6:501-502 1gs -____1.................................................................... ----.7:953 industry ................................................... 6:1122-1124 .......................................................................................,,.,,4:554-592 fellowship work....................... 1:254-258 in" (Tarbell)...........................................................3:119-125 s an industrial asset.....................................7:127-131 .............................................................. 7:573-576 ) .........................................................................................._6:437-442 ation methods" (Harmer)..................7:705-711 ion of" (Crownhart)............................................1:57-61 tion methods.............................................................7:683-684 Local Council------------------------------------------------ 6:393 aste lint................................. 1--------------------------------------.6:474 prevention" (Clark).....................................7:882-886 iccident prevention............................................7:886-888 id sanitation............. 3:282-285 y education. Report of (Wheaton)............ .......................-..................-....................... ..................................5:55-60 ..................................................... 7:104-105 >t protection".............................................................4:694-698 ion.............................................................................................3:110-145 ark..................................................................................................5: 5T>53 ......................................................1.................................................... 2:27-34 education of an engineer"_____________3:110-119 safety". 5:1025-1030 CUMULATIVE INDEX PAGEA humanity and prevention, of accidents by traffic surng) ...............................--___________________________________________7:738-747 the human eye" (Goodwin)-------------------------------------------7:270-276 T. S. C.: Amendments to..............................................................3:26-2S - jifi cation report blank............................................................................7:522 itistics _____________ 7:523 structural steel work of electrical generating sta- ................................................................. 5:1389-1393 izations and campaigns-------------------------- 7:517-528 ion: . leeting --...........................................:------------------------------------------------- 7:515-554 ______________________________________________ ______...................................7; 515 iers' ______________________ 6:1351-1352 efits of accident prevention in" (Robinson)-........7:547-550 e" (Greensfelder)............... 7:537-539 in 1916.................................................................-------------------------------.4:71-76 in 1917................................................................................--------------------------5:63-65 In 1918........................--...' ............................................................... 6:43-44, 46-47 3 for moving cars......................... 6:799-801 uarding ..........................................................................................J_____4:189-192 ussion of S. M. Braden's paper.............................................1:182-186 Williams) ________________________________ ____________________6:793-798 ;ween employers and employes" (Robertson)-------3:289-293 tween the claim department and the transportation de- Drown) .................................-........................................................................6:651-654 safety by Government and industries" (Wilson)______ _________________________________________________-................................... 3:79-86 ;afety work: lufacturers and trade associations" (Schwedtman).__ ...........................................................................................-............................... 3:276-281 y J. C. Parker...............................-........................................................3:285-289 y M. W. Alexander...................................... 3:282-285 :y, "Physical condition of workshops where women are ..................................... 7:434-438 s, see Accidents--Cost. safeguards in shops" (Guilbert).......................... 4:598-602 "Turnover of labor-in relation to accidents"______6:442-453 W., "How to successfully conduct foremen's meet ....................................................................J.............................................................7:155-158 Ltistics ................................... Southern" (Bragdon) frame........................................ ..............................4:361-363 ................. ..5:367-372 --------------------....____6:469 .......................................6:469 .............................6:468-469 a .11 tJd-QX ULATIVE INDEX 1179 EASES' 6:811 7:929-934 le to" (Switzer)--------------:_________ .______7:925-928 .................................................:6:1209 ________............................6:1488-1489, 1492-149.4, 1496 ssary time lost".......................................7:341-345 ustry"--.............................. ...........................................6:267-271 ............................-.................................~r..~6:1210-1211, 1214 of Dr. Crowder's paper--------------------------6:328-331 siting nursing in industry"..................6:315-322 ................................................ 6:753-754 ........................................................................ ........................6:885-886 .................................................................._...............................6:887-888 s" ( Siam ).................................................. 6:1293-1299 ....................................................4:681; 6:886-887, 889-900 ......................................................... ,,6:144 ...__________________..... ___________________6:753-754 1_____________________________________________________________6:886 .......................................................................................................4:684-685 ............................................................^...................................................6:146 _____________________________________________________6:145, 150 of electric traveling cranes (Smith) -- ........................................ 6:737-752 ______ _________________________________________________ 6:144 ........................................... 4:681-683 ...........1.............................................................................................6:900-901 - traveling................................................................:____6:890-897 3rhead" (Smith).......................................................4:629-639 ...............................................................6:146-150, 886-887, 895 as related to" (Meek)---------------------------...4:127-131 sures in mines inthe Southern Appalachian __________ _________I:................................................................1:107-114 marries"...............................................................................4:193-196 on electric street and interurban cars".... ------------------------------------ 5:292-305 rial hospitals anddispensaries"________6:292-236 of compensation to safety"_________________1:57-6L Textile section meeting.....................................6:455-482 >ff. --6:266 CTTMTJLATIVE INDEX PAGES roductlon of universal danger lblem adopted by 1 55 ( )_..a........--..--..I.........--...----.. ----...--...a......--.--....--....-....--. sport (Chandler) _6:25-36 is and emblems" (Chandler)__________________________ ---6:25-36 etween a sign and an emblem------------------------------------------------5:146 Cor use of danger emblem adopted by Is. S. C--5:155 (b) bcommittee on danger emblems-................. 5:145-156 filiations for use of N. S. C------------------..---------------------------6:35-36 nger emblem adopted by N. S. C5:155 . in laundries, including extractors and flat work iron- son) .............................................................................................1.................4:212-216 :ension shocks" ( Miller )---------------------------------------------------- 4:334-340 ension. shocks" (Warren) ---------------------------------------------.4:330-334 imittee. Report of (Patterson)...............................-.................4:36-43 e Signs. ` Thomas: alne of health of Industrial employes"---------------------- 7:72-80 salth work for the industries, large and small"-?: 249-257 leer. Iron and steel session1:279 1:307-318 ifety work in gas companies"___________________________6:498-513 tlinois system of factory inspection".........___________1:329-338 ine accidents and their prevention"..........................--5:908-918 ty from the economic viewpoint".........................--5:1419-1424 ning from nitric and mixed acid"..................................5:1504-1510 ity of explosives manufacture and handling"--....7:616-619 dvantages in use of permissible electric lamps, in non es" _____________________________________________________________ 6:1440-1454 l efficiency factor in increasing production" (Pettibone) .........................................'............................................ .................... -...................7:319-322 ................................................................--..............................................5:694-697, 699 ussion .........................-.................................................................................5:697-702 jtries" (Frankel)-----------------------------------------------------------------------5:686-697 le dental clinic from the standpoint of the industrial ' (Elliott) ..............................................i.....................................................7:276-280 uncil report......................3:52-54; 4:87-90; 6:401-405; 7:166-167 the safety idea" (McCormick)______ ___________________4:113-118 posal of waste'material in the wood shop"_______...4:713-716 3. C.: s to method of election and men qualified for the office ............................................................................................................r.....3:40-49 .3:40-48, 4:46-49; 6:40-43 motion of safety work: i <-vP inRti-iic.Hrvn arid --4:725-726 jATlVfi INDEX wort: arkson) 1181 PAGES' ______7:803-811 ______ 7:720-730 57-133, 61S, 620-G21, 623-624,, 629-630, 665 arience_6:127-129 siblHty for accidents----------------------6:694-695 . Fatalities and"(Lrynott)________4:236-244 i and" (Cabot)________,,_______________5:702-708 spensaries. e "wood shop" (Dietz) !--.--4:713-716 is at cement plants**...___________--7:501-506 ___________ 2:101-140 5:688-674 * (Kingsley) _______7:808-811 m determine the success of the safety ___________________________ 1_____________________7:39-104 lie sanitation and ventilation, of textile ___________________________________.____________6:456-466 stration )_______------------------------------------------------1:3.14 _____________________________________________________ 5:545 stories of our members"-------------------------1:276 nufactare of airplane wings" (Hamil________________________________________________6:549-558 ds. ,6:559-563 .............................................. 6:483-485 ction meeting.-----------------------------------------6:483-531 iper...........................................................................7:673-676 paper______________________________._______3:126-128 .................................................................................1__4:347-354 4:453-457; 5:1087-1092 Jtion meeting--------,,.4:449-592; 5:1073-1267 3tion round table rn.eeti.iig..............7:936-981 sral round table session.----------------5:116-131 m of the railroads"---------------- 3:251-256 C accident prevention work"------------6:66-79 uring attendance at safety meetings" ..............'........................................................................7:145-149 it in safety: (a) By employing officers; _____________,.....................--I-----------------------------7:906-910 xs.)...5:1039-1047 >rawing-off. (Guilbert)--_______________________ 6:91S-927 CCrMUI-ATIVE INDEX % PACES r good supply-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------,..6:427 lines_____________________________ _______________________________6:1855*1356 led in a cement plant_______________________ 5:343-344 lie: of warning signals-------------------------------------------------------------------5:290 my company's safety work witli____________ 5:210,261-262 of ____________________._______________________ -5:232-234, 239, 833, 836 with______ ___________________________________________________6:235 --Safeguarding ------------------ 6:104 ;ee Hammers, Drop. s for.......:-....6:1101-1102 ______________________________________________________________________ 6:150-151 o-operation between the claim departmentand the transpartment" _________________________6:651-654 tical chart of accidental deaths by----------------------------- 6:608 rship in N. S. C1-----------------------------------------------------------------6:17, 1017 ew ideas and methods to keep employes interested in ' _____________________________________________________________________7:586-591 mours company's campaign for reduction in accidents 1_______________________________________________________________________ 6:137-139 in drilling operations by the use of water drills" (Bor........................................................................................................................7:1034-1042 of, in mines--------------------------------------1--.------------------------------6:1352-1353 _______________________________________________________________________4:186-188 health in the stone industry" (Hoffman)__7:1017-1025 combating common hazards in the chemical industry ______________________________________________ ..1___________________7:641-645 Coal-dust. agent (Steam railroad section round table meeting).-- ___________________________________ __________1_____________________ 7:972-1010 y engineer" (Van Schaack)--------------------------------------------------..6:80-92 ing, printing and finishing. Hazard of" (Hale)..4:376-380 nd storage of............................................................................4:193-196; 5:338 in quarries________ --4:199-201 Safeguards for air compressors"____4:609-613 listory of hoisting ropes" (Sigafoos)............................6:1365-1375 ifety Council report------------------------------------------------------- 7:176-177 Local Council report..................................................---------------..6:376-377 ork Local Council report........................................................................5:78-80 Welcome.._______________________________________________________________ 5:3-5 oards"____________________________________--..4:755-758 Employes' benefit association section meeting.--5:1447-1474 of A. H. Young's paper_____________________________7:787-790 .AiriVJB INDEX 1183 PAGES istrial employes'* (Darlington)--.7:72-80 ety" (Alexander)____________________ 1:204-211 Day)_____,,5:1419-1424 3:110 145 5:432-433, 439 _______________________________________________5:431-432 aeral round table session)___--.6:127-140 ication. ee committee on safety (Wheaton) _ ...'.5:55-60 ty instruction......................................................4:53-59 g in technical schools.___________________4:597 in the public schools (Wilson.) _..7:39-42 3. in universities and technical schools nelley)--------------------------- ---------------------------------2:27-34 l" (Mix).............................................................1:219-223 awnell)...._____________-----------------------------------2:25-27 . s'5:203-204, 305-3-'3 in and, Sub-foremen. ;y" (Connibear)--_________5:1025-1030 teir prevention" (Sperr)5:1020-1025 ; Superintendents, Education of. >e Management, Education of. Jmpanles........................................5:217-221, 262-265 5:809-811 promote safety in a community can be 7:731-733 operative accident prevention"..?:652-660 y's methods.......................................................5:208-210 : service companies" Bulloek)..5:801-809 - __________________________________________1:219-223, l; 4:515-521, 523-525,.. 717-760; 5:116-131, !4, 1211-1225, 1272; 6:85-87, 89, 113-115 New. employes. g results in safety" (Clarkson)..7:720-730 Eetyfield" (Morgan).......................... 6:109-117 ----------------------------------------------------------------- 4:55-60 ---------------------------- 5:49-55 ..............-----------------------------------_..6:38-40; 7:39-42 E"(Elam)____________________________________7:803-807 . CUMULATIVE INDEX PAGES Miss Crandall's paper.................................................................6:333-334 and Its value in industry"____________________________ 6:423-430 t prevention on insurance rates" (Gelsler)---------7:530-543 >n women in industry" (Burdick)------------------------------7:439-444 ition between employers and employes" (Robertson) ............................................................................................................................ 3:289-293 ition between Governmental agencies" (Coben)____ on a community" (Tarbell)-------------------------......--------..3:119-125 3 of pneumatic tools on tbe nervous system" (Barnes) ........................................................................................................................7:1029-1033 :k" (Kennedy)...........................................:.......................................... 3:129-134 efficiency--bow a new member tackles tbe problem" :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5:257-265 iclency..............................................--.............................................................5:104 ty and" (Abbott).._________________________6:975-980 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------.......--------------------------1:153 rooms and change bouses"__________________________6:1302-1308 lain practices"....................--: .--........................................... 5:1293-1299 dueational methods"___________ 7:803-807 Tomen in explosive plants"...................... 7:444-446 ag and sub-stations. Safety work as it applies to the (Burton)------------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------6:514-521 construction and operation. Application of tbe National ty code to" (Canada)---------------------------------- 5:267-280 How the Safety movement is helping the" (Norris) 5:213-221 ectj.on: - ting............................................ .: 5:183-205 littee report....................................................................................*___5:204-205 snding session......................................................................................7:717-718 ommittee report---------;---------------------------------------.5:184-187; 6:614 setlngs..............................................5:193-204; 6:611-684; 7:717-747 immitt.ee report................................. 5:250-251; 6:615, 682; 7:719 t the American Electric Railway Association___5:188-190 bn committee report...............................................................--6:614-615 port (Harvey).......................................................................................3:611-613 >n committee report______________________________ 5:193-204 , How the attitude of the public Is influenced by sys- work of" (Roche)............................ 5:205-213 j Electricity, Injuries from. d interurban cars. Safety devices on" (Cress) ..5:292-305 s, see Street cars. + %v4-w/\ri O n 4?y-4 r Trt }rta4<>l?<k4fnVt rtf'* CUMULATIVE INDEX 1185 .. PAGES "Electrical field. Accident prevention in" (Pearce)---------------------------6:523-530 "Electrical installation In- mines. Safety in" (Clark)--.........................4:253-255 Electricity: .. Accident statistics ___________________________________________________ -----------5:575 Code for safeguarding electrical equipment------------------------------.--.------6:108 Discussion of D. M. Petty's paper (Coey)------------------------1--------------- 5:579-583 Discussion of Dr. Lauffer's paper (Kirschberg)---------------------- 6:1270-1272 Discussion of "Review of hazards" (Petty)------------------------------------7:800-801 "Electric hazards" (Petty)-----------------------------------------....------------------------5:570-578 "Electrical hazards" (Young)--------------------------------------------------------------------5:328-334 Fire around electrical apparatus..................................---------------------------------;--5:331 General discussion of hazards-----------1----------------------------------------------------- 5:583-686- Hazards in the construction of a station--------------------------------------------------5:1395 "Low-voltage hazards" (Lauffer)--.........------------------------------------------6:3250-1270 National electrical safety code------------------------------------------------5:267-280, 787-790 "Review of hazards" (Strickland)-----------------------------------------------------------7:795-799 "Station safeguarding"'with illus. (Penrose)--------------------------------5:1383-1410 Use in cement mills______________;-- -------------- ----------------------------------------------5:342-343 Use of gloves when working on electric wire___________________________6:1272 Electricity, Injuries from: ' Accidents due to electric currents...................................-.--------------------------6:516-613 Burns _..6:1267-1268, 1269 Burns and shocks_________________ ______ _______________________5:570-581, 583-585 Electric shock vs. electric bums............................... 6:1253-1254 Resuscitation from electric shock_____________________________________.'6:323-327 Standard directions for resuscitation from electric shock._____4:29-36 Treatment of.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:313-314, 1265-1269 Elevating truck engine------------------------------------- 6:153 Elevators: . Freight .-.--..____________________--.............5:1334-1337 "Passenger elevators" (Bolton)__________________________________________2:137-140 Safeguarding in cement industry.4:189-192 "Eliminating other unnecessary time lost" (Cousins)-------------------------7:341-345 "Eliminating unnecessary time lost by sickness" (Fisk)------------------7:'339-34i Elliott, Howard, Discussion of Mr. Carrow's paper.------------------------.6:998-1000 Elliott, Dr. R. W., "Value of the, dental clinic from the standpoint of the industrial surgeon"_______________ ____________________ ______________;______7: ..76-280. Emblem, Danger,- See Danger emblem. - . ;' "Employer in Safety work. Interesting the" (Campau).....5:413-424 Employers, Education of, see Management, Education of. Employes' benefit association section: Joint meeting with Health section..................................... 5:729-732; 6:201-241 Minutes of meeting.__________........................5:1447-1474; 6:201-241; 7:203-245 Organization committee report...........................................................................5:729-732 Committee on__,-ilTM_____--...............6:194-196 Effect on labor `turnover._____________________________________________________..7:225 "Fees, dues and assessments" (Chandler)........................................_...7:228-233 Fees, dues and- assessments (General discussion)7:233-237 I1SG CUMULATIVE INDEX Employes* benefit association section: pages "Getting and measuring results'" (Eaton).............................1...........'....7:241-244 How shall we select the amount of benefits? (General discussion) ................................................................................................................................................7:211-225 "How to solve its problems and operate successfully" (Bigler)__ .................................................................;............................................................................7:204-208 "Is supervision of beneficiaries necessary?" (Oswald)7:226-228 Method of compiling records...............................................................................7:244-245 "Need for medical services and other benefits" (Bascom)____7:208-210 Plant experiences .........................................................,.....................................6:428, 820-821 "Side issues which may be included to advantage" (Goldie)..7:237-239 Employes' magazines, see Magazines, Employes'. Employes' meetings, see Meetings of employes. "Employes' publications"--Round table discussion......................................7:409-430 "Employes' service department. Scope of" (Geier)__________________ 5:608-618 Employment: ' Central office in a public utilities company............................................7:670-672 Columbus railway, power and light company's method5:254-256 "Department and its relation to general safety problems in paper mills" (Stokes)..............................................................................:4:318-320 Discussion of problems.._______ _______________ 5:527-531 "Employment" (Young).....................................------------------------------------------5:518-524 "Employment of new men and their liability to injury . . . especially in regard to foreign labor" (Carrow)..)'.';......................................6:991-997 "Fitness for the job--an essential of safety" (Blackford)_____7:559-561 Ford motor company's method.........................................................................5:671-672 Medical supervision and_________________________6:225-227 "Medical supervision, safety and" (Phelps).........................................5:679-686 . Notice to men seeking__________ ________________6:502 Qualifications of the director....................................................... 6:225 Question of hiring men who have been dismissed by some other rail road because of violations of safety rules5:1261-1263 Railroad's problems in.......................................... ...............................................6:998-1000 Relationship between accidentprevention, medical supervision and ........--........................................................................-------------------------------------7:670-673 Safety department and.................................................................................7:792-794, 805 See also Turnover, Labor. Enameling ovens: .. . "Designed with relation to safety" (Shaw)..........................................6:760-763 General discussion.........................................................................................................6:763-765 Engineers, Safety: "Does the attitude of the foreman determine the success of" (Worth) ............................................................-- ............--..................--.................................7:99-104 "Duties of" (Van Schaack)....,..............., ,.-- ----------------------:80-92 . Qualifications ......._____________...__________....___..................................................___3:141 "Real problem, of" (Hook) ......................-...........---..............................,--.7:81-83 "Safety as a part of the education of an engineer" (Conrielley).__ ............'..............................................,...............................................................................3:110-119 it CUMULATIVE INDEX 1187 Engines: , "Inspectionof cars and"(Cochrane)..................................................... PAGES 6:1064-1076 Inspection-of, for fire prevention--.................................;...................6:1.07.2-1074. "Prevention of accidents to employes falling from cars and" (Floyd)' ..............................J................................. .--7:913-914 Shop menridingon- pilots--------------------------------------------------------------------- 6:1099-1101 English for foreigners .................. .................................6:237-238, '424-425, 446-447 Eno. W. P.: - ,. "Safety problem in the highways of the municipality"................3:256-264 "Street traffic regulations in relation to public safety"................5:829-834 "EQUipment and organization of mine rescue stations" (Moorshead).... _________________________________________________________________________________ 6:1407-1416 Erie Local council report...........................................................................5:80; 6:401; 7:182 "Essential features of organized Benefit associations" (Chandler)------......................................................................................................................................................5:1452-1463 Evans, Dr. W. A.: ' Chairman, Industrial hygiene session.................................................i-------3:161-195 Discussion of S. S. Marquis' paper...................................................................5:677-679 "Some of the hygienic measures taken during the construction'of the Panama Canal"..........................................--.....................................................--3:161-164 Everett Local Council report.................................................................6:399-401; 7:183-184 Examination, Physical, see Physical examination. Examinations, Red Cross....-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------4:446-447 Excavation work ..................................................................................................................5:1387-1389 Executive Committee of N. S. C.........................................1:73; 6:168-169; 7:187-189 Executives, see Management. . Exhibitions, Safety: ' International exposition of safety and sanitation--..........-----------2:10-14 List of exhibitors......:v.............................................................-........................5:88-90; 7:185 National association of manufacturers' special train;....................1:224-227 "Panama Pacificexposition"(Lively)..................................................... 2:22-25 Picture of commercial exhibit............................................................................................5:87 "Exit facilities" (Porter)------------------....-------...--------------------------.--..........................._2:40-46 "Experience with ambrine and parresine at Pittsfield works" (Ashe) ........................................................................................................................ .................................. 6:695-712 "Experience with methods of Health supervision. Practical" (Clarke).. .................................. 4:391-397 Explosions: ................. . . .. . - .... Coal dust----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4:181-182 Dust .............................................................................................................................................4:186-188 Explosive hazard of aircompressors..................................... 4:612-613 Explosives: Discussion of caps, primers, and tamping material.....................7:1140-1144 Discussion of hazards in the manufacture of_____________________6: 579-592 Materials classed as.......................................................---------------------------------------------6:576 "Responsibility of the manufacture and handling of" (De Blois)__ , ............ ........................................ ...............------------------------------------------------------------------7:616-619 "Safety in-the use of" (La Motte)....................................--....................7:1115-1126 1183 CUMUI.ATIVE INDEX ' Explosives: pages , Standards for their manufacture, and transportation6:564-579 "Women in plants manufacturing" (Elberty)_________.7:444-446 Expositions, see Exhibitions. ' "Extent of instruction to workers in First-aid, Means and desirable" . CShields) __________________.....__________________________________________________ 4:443-447 Extractors----------------________________________.--------.....--------------- -----------------..4:206, 213-214 Eye injuries in the foundry, Most common---------------------------------------1_____5:1303 Eye protection: , "Accidents to the eye and how to prevent them" (Cameron) ..1:298-300 "Conservation of the human eye" (Goodwin)7:270-276 Discussion by B. W. Nutt..__________________ .7:833-838 "Eye protection" (Sbepard).------------------------------------------------------------._5:1209-1304 "Eye protection in foundries" (Bennett)____________________________ 4:690-694 In foundries ___________ _________________________ _______________________ 4:684, 690-694 In grinding processes4:608 "New kinks in" (Park)______________________________________________,,.,,,,6:1279-1283. - Statistics of eye injuries_____________,6:1286 See also Goggles. . Eyes, Flashed--Treatment---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6:1268 "Fabricating--(a) drilling, (b) reaming, (c) riveting" (Guilbert)----------- ;______________________________________________________________ Face masks, see Masks, Face. "Factory doctor" (Marquis) _________________________________________.'.-------------5:668-674 "Factory inspection, Illinois system of" (Davies)---------------------------------1:329-336 "Factory inspection. Improvement of state" .(Descobier)______________1:66-69 "Factory Inspection departments. Manufacturer's relations to state" (Bruce) 1:71-73 "Factory inspection plan, Michigan employers'" (Trix)-------------------1:199-204 Fallers and feed rollers.................................. 6:475 Falls (people) : , Accident statistics------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7:373-375 Cost of accidents.............................................................................................................-.........7:374 Parnum, Dr. C. G.: Chairman, Health service section meeting..........................1........--6:193-340 "Ideal industry from the standpoint of health and safety"____6:223-231 "Fatalities and diseases in coal mining districts" (Eynott)-------------4:236-244 Fatigue ______________________________________________________________--.........--5:1362-1364 Fay, A. H.: "Mine accident statistics"...........--.....................................................................-5:884-898 "Results obtained by keeping mine accident records"7:1052-1058 "What each operator can do to aid accident statistics"_____6:1395-1399 "Federal bureaus. Safety as promoted ..by" (Chaney)....:-------------------2:101-107 Federal compensation law----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6:546-547 Federal control of industrial medicine and surgery___________------------6:216-223 "Federal government for the prevention of railways accidents and its re sults, Work of" (McChord).....-----------------------------------------------1---------------------1:18-35 Federal session------------------------------ --------------------------1-------------------------------- .1:5-54 Federal session, see also Governmental section and session. 6:91 CUMULATIVE INJ5EX nsn . PA Feed rollers and fallers---------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------6:475 Feeders, Screens to protect-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------..5:433 Fehling, O. J., Chairman, Foundry section meeting.-----------------------5:1269-1316 Fellmer, M. L,., "Safety organization in the woodworking and logging industry" --------------------------------------------;------------------------:-------...-----------------6:1119-1124 "Fellowship the basis of all safety" (Howard)--i-- -------------------------3:319-327 Fenders for electric cars------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5:298-298 Field contests and prizes awarded (Mining Section)------------------------4:265-285 Flesinger, E. H.: Chairman, Chemical section meeting.-------------------------------------------------7:633-648 "Hazards of caustic soda manufacture and use"_________________ 6:858-860 Film, Proposed safety__________________________________7:802-803 Finance committee: ' Report (Van Sehaack)..-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------3:34-37j Report (Scott) 4:32-35 Report (Campbell)------------------------------------------------------------------------5:14-17: 6:14-18 Report (Forster) 7:23-25 "Finishing" (Arkills):-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------,-------6:937-940 "Finishing, bleaching, dyeing and printing. Hazards of" (Hale)_4:S76-380 Fire alarm system, Gamewell-....................................................................... 5:593-594 "Fire and panic drills. Safety as insured by" (Bryant)---------------------------1:78-80 "Fire and police" (Atwood)-------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:586r595 Fire around electrical apparatus------.-.:5:331 Fire lighting in. mines. Organization for-------------------------------------------------6:1341-1344. Fire prevention: - "^ "Drills'and protection" (Bryant)-----------------------------------------------1-- -----------2:46-65 "Exit facilities" (Porter)------------------------ 2:40-46 "Fire protection and Are fighting at the mines' (Lloyd).............4:255-259 In mines (Lloyd)------------------------------------------------------------- ________________6:1337-134 J Inspection of engines for.______________________________________________6:1072-1074 "Necessity for reaching both the employer and employe in fire pre vention." ______________________________________________ ___________________________2:65-67 "Progress in" (Meek)_______ _________________________________________________2:38-40 Fire prevention committee report (Forster)...............4:43-44; 5^450-33; 6:37-38 Fire prevention day____________________________________ 5:30^33, 59, '140-141 Fire prevention session________________________________________________.S.________2:38-67 Fireproofing cloth. Formula for.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------7:485 First aid: . "Accident prevention" (Mulligan)--------------------------------------------------- 6:1295-1301 Attention given._____________________________________________________________5:418-419 "Bearing on accident prevention" (Bailey)7:678-686 Classes in_____________________________;____________ ____________________ 6:864-3 35 Contents of cabinet^..___________________________________ Definition _____________________________________________________________ 7:688 4:383 Discussion as to who is qualified to administer..................................6:27-4-277 "Education of miners in" (Boardman)._____________ 5:1030-1038 Extent of instruction in_____________________ 4:443-447 "First aid" (Bloodgood).___________________________________________________5:634-640 1190 CUMUI-ATIVE INDEX First aid: ' PAGES Four things in the teaching of----------------------------------------------------------------------6:303 "In the industries--how much?" (Cameron)-----------------------------------6:296-302 "Industrial first-aid by the American Red Cross" (Shields)--------1:36-45 Kits__4:27; 5:545; 6:337-338, 339-340, 504, 862-863, 1002-1003, 1108-1109 "Mine safety societies and" (Boardman)-------------- 5:1032-1033 Organization of systems-------------------------------------------------.--------------------------4:439-442 Rewards 61 merit for first aid worlt....................................................................6:1036 Schedule of merits for first aid work--------------------------------5:1033-1034 Scope of.--------------------------------- 6:330 Skilled ------------------------------------------------------------------- 1------------------------------:----------4:440-441 Small plant problems------------------------- 6:337-340 "Standardization of methods In mining industry" (Connor) .7:1046-1049 Suggested plan for first aid work and training..............................5:1033-1036 First aid contests: . Field contests and prizes awarded___________4:265-285; 6:1333, 1513-1517 Interest in..................................................................................-----------------.5:1030-1031, 1036 .Standard practices in mine rescue and first aid___________________4:286-293 Teams participating in interstate------------- 5:1058 "First set of fours" (Schermerhorn)-------------------------------------------------------------7:195-201 Fisher, F. W., "Hazards of power houses and their remedies"--5:281-287 Fisk, Hr. 15. L.: :` "Eliminating unnecessary time lost by sickness"------<----------------7:339-341 Work of Life extension Institute_______________________________ ;6:289-291 "Fitness for the job--an essential of safety" (Blackford)-------------7:559-563 Flags, Safety----------------------- 5:1350-1351 Flat work ironers___________________________________________________________4:205-206, 214 Fleischer, Alexander, Report of Interpretation and evaluation committee of Health service section_____6:210-216 Floors: For heavy traffic-------------- 6:818-819 Foundry ______________________________________4:680-686 ' "Necessity of inspection for overloaded" (Livingstone)---------- 7:485-486 Shear shop ______________________________________ 6:916-917 "Flour mills, means and methods for the prevention of accidents in" (Adderly) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1:244-252 Floyd, C. B.: Discussion of J. T. Broderick's paper------------------------------------------6:1025.1026 "Prevention of accidents to employes falling from cars or engines, especially in hump yards"____________________________7:913-914 Fly wheels. Safeguarding____________________________________________________4:602' Fogler, B. B., "Safety work of the Ludlow manufacturing associates" ______________________________________________________________________ 5:36i-366 "Follow-up" man ___________________________________________________________ 6:113-114 Foltz, T. F., "Safe construction of scaffolds and falsework"7:528-537 Fonda, G. T.: v Address of chairman------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:1145-1147 Chairman, Iron and steel section meeting________5:532-601; 6:1145-1322 Discussion of Mr.Kennedy's paper__________ 3:134-137 CUMULATIVE INDEX 1191 PAGES Foot protection in foundries-------------------------------------------------------------------------4:697-698 Ford, Dr. C. B., "Health instruction"-------------------------------------;-------------------6:246-249 Foreign languages: . Bulletins in5 125-126, 131, 365-366; 6:234, 235-236, 240, 1093-1094 Rule hooks in.-------------------------------------------------------:---------------------------------------------6:936'' Foreign .-workmen: . Education of2:161-164; 4:515-521, 623-525, 747-753 "Employment of new men and their liability to injury especially in regard to. foreign labor" (Carrow).........---- ---------------------------6:991-997 "Our foreigner; what are we doing to help him help himself?" (Young) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------;1:302-307 Relation of inability to speak the English language to accidents 5 :463, 478 Foremen and sub-foremen: ' Accident reports .---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7:90 Bonuses for -3:227 Co-operation of general superintendents and assistant general super intendents ..............--____________________________________________________6:128 Co-operation of workmen and..._____________ 6:85 "Does the attitude of the foreman determine the success of the safety engineer?" (Worth)------------------------ 7:99-104 .........4:679-880, 723-724; 5:95-105; 6:71-72, 04-95, 12i-140; 7:899-900 Efficient.................................... _..6:10B6 Fore River shipbuilding company's experience with..............6:1238-1245 "How to reach the foreman" (Round table session)...................2:153-171 "How to successfully conduct foremen's meetings"...................7-155-158 Illinois steel company's methods with__,_________6:127-129, 130, 132-133 Meetings of the foremen....................................J5:129-130, 387, 369, 1246-1249 "Method of training and obtaining the co-operation of foremen in safety work" (Walters)6:688-693 Must exercise care and caution to enlist his men In safety....7:897-899 Overcoming apathy of---------------------------- 3:222-223 Personal conferences with--------------------------------------------------------------------------6:116 Promotion influenced by record In safety work:.............................16:134-135 Promotion of -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:1237 "Qualification of a mine foreman" (Paul)------------------------------------5:929-932 Record kept of accidents occurring under every----------------- 6:1233, 1241 "Safety and the" (Herbert)xl_____6:1229-1238 Selection of _____________________________________2----------------------------------------------6 :..979 Track foremen _____________________,_______6:1034-1035. 1092-1093, 1097-1098 Treatment of ...................................................................---------,----------------------------6:981 Value of interest in safety work6:89-91 "Forethought vs. afterthought in safety" (t-itUe)____________________7:189-194 Forge shop hazards_________________________________6:803-807 Forges. How to eliminate heat from6:806-807 "Forging and forming" (Bender)-------------------------------------------- -----------------6:906-911 1132 CUMULATIVE INDEX PAGES "Forming and. forging" (Bender)------------------------------------------------------------------6: SOS-911 "Forms for recording medical data. Standard" (Hayhurst)...............4:406-422 Forster, H. W.: . Chairman, General round table session...................... --...5:91-144 Chairman, 2nd general session------------------------------------------------------------------0:80-124 Chairman, 3rd division. General round table session________,..6:153-166 Finance committee report------------------------------------------------------------------------.'___7:23-25 Fire prevention committee report_______________4:43-44; 5:30-33; 6:37-38 Home safety committee report---------------------------1__________________________5:30-33' "Practical results obtained in safety" ---------------------------------------------8:137-142 "Safety and warfare" .....--7:62-68 "Safety in the home"________________________________________._____________7:347-451 Fonke, Mrs. P. N.( Remarks---------------------------------------------------------...............--7:438-439 Foundries: - "Accident prevention In machine shop and" (McKee)1:227-235 ' . Accident statistics ______________________________________ 4:689-680 Eye hazards in------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------------.4:691-698 "Eye protection in" (Bennett)---------------------------------------------------------------4:690-684 ' "Foundry floor practices"(Morey)------------------------------------------------.--4:680-688 Hand and foot protection in____________________________ 4:694-698 Handling of materials........................................... 4:686-680 ' Hazards ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ... 6:801-802 ladles _________4:684 "Management from the standpoint .of accident prevention" (Hart) ______________ 7:823-824 "Sanitation" (Alexander) ............ Foundry leggings, see Leggings, Foundry- Foundry section: " 5:1310-1314 List of attendants at meeting--..........* ------------------------------------------- 4:676-678- List of members---------------------------- 5:1314-133.6 Minutes of meetings _____4:673-698; 5:1269-1316; 6:685-754; 7:821-838 Nominating committee_____________________________4:674; 5:1271; 6:688, 752 Publicity committee report (Elam)----------.................................. 6:687-688 . Secretary's report (Asbe)--..-------------------------------------------------------------------6:686-687 Foundry shoes, see Shoes for workmen. . Frankel, L. K., "Dental work in the industries"----------------------------------5:686-697 ``Freight elevators; their use, and how to prevent accidents" (Wright) ________________________________________i5:1334-1337 Friction drives, see Drives, Friction. . Frost Bite, Use of paraffin for.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:698 Fuller, W. W-, Discussion of Robert Holland's paper.------------------.17:904-906 "Fume poisoning from nitric and mixed acid" (De Blois)--------5:1504-1510 Fumes and vapors, Irritating--------------------------------------------------------6:839-841, S42-845 "Fundamental principles of safeguarding" (Young)-----------------------------6:98-109 "Fundamental principles of safety"(Carrow)------------------------------------------7:889-892 Furnaces, Heat-treating, see Heat-treating furnaces. Furnaces, Open hearth, see Open hearth process. "Future of safety in the iron and steel industry" (Smith)-----------7:759-763 CUMULATIVE INDEX 1193 - PAGES Galaty, S. M., Discussion of T. H. Carrow's paper.-----------------------------7:892-896 Games, Safety ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5:209 Gardens for Employees--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:734-735 Gardiner, J. P.: . Discussion of H. W. Forster's paper--i ---------------------------------------3:142-145 Factory inspection in Minnesota------:1-------------------------------------------------------1:75-78 Gardner, W. A., Resolution In memory of.-----------------------------------------------------------5:18 Gas industry: "Accident prevention in tiie commercial department of a large gas company" (Claybaugh) ------------------- --.....................................................5:1411-1418 Gas safety code_______________________________________________________________________5:790 Gas works hazards..........................................................................................................6:506-510 "Hazards of gas works" (Douglas)...............................................................4:347-354 "Safety work In gas companies" (Davies).....................................--6:498-513 Safety wrinkles around a gas plant (illus.)___________;..............5:1425-1445 Gasket, Perforated (illus.)-----------------.____________________________________________5:436-437 Gasoline, Use of______________ _--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:783 "Gasoline In the industries, when used as a solvent" (Shaw),7:493-496 Gears: Accidents --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ___________________5:431 Roll (illus.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ________________ 5:439 Safeguarding_________ _____________ .__________________________ ________4:601; 6:104 Geier, Dr. O. P.: Chairman, Health service section meeting__________________________5:603-770 Chairman, Industrial hygiene section* meeting......................................4:3S3-448 "Human side of industry"-----------------------------------------------------------------------------5:608-618 Geisler, H. I,., "Effect of accident prevention on insurance rates" .......................................................................--.................--_________________________________7:539-543 "General dangers from strong and mixed acids from the safety man's point of view" (Griswold)--______________________________________________6:848-853 "General hazards of woodworking industry" (Newell)_____________ 4:708-703 General manager's'i-eport--N. S. C. (Cameron)--------------------------------------------7:21-23 General manager's report, see also Secretary's report. Treasurer's report. General round table meetings.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------. ....................2:141-187; 3:146-233; 4:717-759; 5:91-144; 6:125-166; 7:111-131 General sessions ______________________________ _________4:103-146; 6:63-124; 7:49-110 Generator houses 6:506-510 "Getting close to men; intensive instruction hy foremen" (Ham- mond) --....................................................................................................................................7:897-899 "Getting on and off accidents": Discussion _________________________.......___________________________6:1017-1055 "Prevention of" (Boltzell) ..--------i1..- .................................................... --6:1043-1047 "Getting results in safety----Education vs. discipline" (Clarkson) 7:720-730 Gibbs apparatus for mine rescue work.-..--------------------------------------------------------.6:1438 Gilkerson, C. A., "Standardizing statistics"---------------------------------------------6:430-437 Gilling process --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:475 Gleason, E. P., "Safety instructions and warnings for specific 'dangers In paper plants" .................:_____ _____________;__________________________4:305-309 1194 CUMULATIVE INDEX PAGES Glover, D. K,, "Hazards and safeguards In antliracite breakers and waBh- eries" _________________________________ ___________________________________7:1076-1080 Gloves: Clean gloves prevent Infection................................. 5:539-540 Method of distribution to workmen....................................................6:768, 769-770 Rubber ___________________ _______________6:528-529, 866 Goggles: Discussion of eye protectors-----------------------------------------------------------5:1501-1504 Educational methods to increase use of_________________________6:1281-1282 Employe must sign a receipt for6:1286 Enforcement of rules to wear------------------------------------------------------------6:1288-1289 ' ' For isolated grinders --------------- 6:779-793 For toolmakers 6:791- For use in alkali Industry............ 6:858 For use in nitrous fumes------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:843 "Goggle problem in the chemical Industry" (Torre Bueno)------------------- __________________________ 5:1499-1501 How to enforce the rule for wearing goggles................ .................5:1206-1211 Law in Indiana and Wisconsin regarding use of----------6:1286, 1287-1288 Pennsylvania working on a codefor6:1283-1284 Persuading employes to wear.--------------------------------------------------------------6:986-987 Pfund lens used in welding processes.......................................... 7:835 Question of pieces of glass getting into the eye if lens is broken __________________________________________________________ 6:1284-128 Re-enforced glass produced by welding a sheet of celluloid between two sheets of glass........................................... 7:834-835 "See Clear" compound for................................................................. 6:843 ''Special lens .......................................................................... 6:790 Use in blacksmith, shop......................................................................6:1102-1103, 1109 Use in packing houses of cement plants................................................5:347-348 Visitors going thru shops must wear............................... 6:1288 When handling caustic soda..................................................................................7:639-640 See also Eye protection. Goldie, J. IT., "Side issues which may be included to advantage"--------------___________________________ ________________2 7:237-239 Gongs, see Cranes--Gongs. Goodman, R. B., "Safety rules and organization in logging camps" __________________________________________________________________ Goodwin, H. L, "Conservation of the human eye"__________________7:270-276 "Government is doing in safety engineering, What the" (Rausch).......... ___________________________________________________________________________________7:756-759 Government safety work.......................... 6:533-538 Government surveys. Federal.......................................................................6:11, 25, 118-122 Governmental section: . Joint meeting with Health section.................. 7:295-319 . Minutes of meetings...........................................5:771-796; 6:533-593; 7:615-632 Nominating committee 6:563, 592-593 Governmental, session _____________________________ ________________3:73-109 Governmental session, see also Federal session. CUMULATIVE INDEX 1195 Grab-irons of way cars-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PACES 7:984-985 Grade crossings: ' Accident statistics ......................................................1:19-20; 6:641-643; 7:853-854 "Automobile grade crossing accidents" (Rose)---------..------------------4:482-501 Discussion of J. S. Rockwell's paper (Anderson)-----------------5:1148-1152 General discussion ---------------------------------------- 5:1152-1157 "Highway crossing. accidents--their cause and how they can be re duced" (Rock-well) ------------------------------------------------------------------------5: j 141-1148 Legislation ............................................................................ 5:196-197 New York Central poster. Price of.-----------------------------------------------6:1003-1004 Report of committee on trespassing accidents and (Railroad sec tion) ..6:949-950; 7:850-855 Resolutions regarding accidents at------------------------------------------------------------7:408 Signs and signals...................................................5:1145-1146, 1150-1153, 1155-1156 Standardization committee of Electric railway section report 5:194-197 Uniform signs ____________!_____________________________________________________5:194-195 "Wig-wag signals ................................................ 5:1149 Grade crossings, see also Trespassing on railroads. Grand Rapids Local Council report____3:54-55; 4:91-9^; 5:73-75; 6:385-386 "Graphic charts and bulletins in safety education" (Clapp)-........5:243-250 Greensfelder, A. P., "Safe contracting"..................................................................7:537-539 Greenwood, Walter, "Safety in constructing and operating open hearth steel mills" _______________________________________________________________......5:493-500 "Grim Reaper," (Playlet by Oscar Dane) _____________ -..................................7:49-52 Grinding process: ` Plate glass shields ________________________________________ ---c----------6:779, 780-782 Use of goggles ................................................................................. --........................-6:779-793 Grinding wheels, see Abrasive machinery. . Griswold, R. G., "General dangers from strong and -.mixed acids, from the safety man's point of view"6:848-853 Grooine, Peter, Discussion of J. A. Doyle's paper...................................... 7:910-912 Guards for machinery, see Safeguarding. . .-''Guilbert, Harry: . "Construction of and cost of making safeguards in shops".--4:598-602 ' "Fabricating--(a) drilling, (b) reaming, (c) riveting"------------6:918-927 Guild, J. M,, "In order to secure the best results in safety work, what should be the relation of the railroad company and its officers to the safety first organizations?"a..................................................................5:1177-1183 Gunagan.-E. H, "Safeguarding belts and shafts"------------------------------4:157-165 Hale, H. A., Jr., "Hazards of bleaching, dyeing, printing and finishing" ..............................................................................................................................................................4:376-380 Hale, Isaiah: "How to educate Non-English speaking employes"........................4:519-521 "Teaching safety to 75,000 men";:................................ ...................................... 7:462-469 Hall, R. D., "Accident prevention in coal mines"......................................-4-244-252 Halsey, E. A., "Boy Scout movement"...................................................................3:306-312 1196 CUMULATIVE INDEX Hamilton, Dr. Alice: . ' PAGES Discussion of Dr. F. D. Patterson'3 paper------------------------------------- .--3:165-167 "Dcpe poisoning in the manufacture of air-plane wings"-----------6:549-558 ` "Some of the objections to health supervision"---------------------------4:424-437 Hammermill paper company. Safety work in-------------------------------------------T: 562-566 Hammers, Drop --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:802-s06 Hammond, C. W., "Getting close to men; intensive instruction by fore men" ____________..-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7:897-899 Hampden County Branch of New England Safety Council report.7:172-173 Hampden County Safety Council report__________ i7:184 "Hand and foot protection" (Conlin)_______________________________________4:694-698 Hand and motor cars: ' Discussion of safe handling (Loughman) 6:1033-1042 "Safe and proper operation of" (Vfatliins)...........................................6:1029-1033 Hand leathers ------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------:--4:696 Hand protection in foundries------------------------------------------------------------------------------4:694-697 "Handling and storage of calcium carbide" (Morrison)7:1132-1137 Handling materials: Boxes and containers on trucks--...................................... 6:816-817 Cranes --------------------- 6:141-150 "Cranes, chains and cables, auto trucks and electrics" (Orth) 6:881-890 Discussion of J.'T. Broderick's paper (Floyd).--........................6:1025-1026 General round table session6:141-153 "Handling of materials" (Clark)------------ 4:686-690 Improper loading and handling of hand and motor cars------6:1031-1033 In a car shop----------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:913-914 Loading and unloading rails.. J_______________________6:1021-1022 Manual handling --------------.-- -----------------------------------------------.------------6:150-162 Piling ties .______________________-- ----------------------------------- ,,________ 6:1022-1028 "Safe and proper handling of track, bridge and building mate rial" (Broderick) ____________________________________________________6:1020-1025 Sheet metal ___________________................................................................................. ......6:766-770 Speed limit on trucks..___________ 6:812-816 Trucks .............................................................,...............................6:810-819, 8SS-SS9, 902-903 Hansen, C. M.: Letter ........................................ 5:62 "Standardization of safeguards"......................--1------------------------------------4:139-146 Harmer, H. B., "Comparative manual resuscitation methods"____7:705-711 Harrison, C. L, "Are sawmill industries keeping pace with accident pre vention progress ?".................................................................................... ....................7:604-6OS Harris, A. L., "Band re-saw, hand rip saw, circular trim and cut-off saw accidents and. their prevention"------------ 6:1133-1136 Harrisburg Local Council report-----------------------------------------------------------3:55-56; 6:398 Hart, G. A., "Foundry management from the standpoint of accident prevention" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7:823-824 Harvey, Dr. A. M: ; . Discussion of Dr. J. W. Schereschewsky's paper...............................3:183-184 Report of Hernia committee............................................... 6:206-209 CUMUr.ATIVE INDEX 1197 Harvey, J. H.: ' 'i Chairman, Electric railway section'"meeting.___________1__________7:717-747 Report of Rochester public safety campaign- ________... 7 : 390-392 `Safety and efficiency--how a new member tackles the problem" ---------------------------- 5:257-265 Secretary's report (Electric railway section)___________________6:611-613 Hatch, L. W., Discussion of Dr. Chaney's paper------------------------------ 6:1176-1181 "Having the men with you" (Morey)................................ ...........'..................1:263-258 Hayhurst, Dr. E. R.: . "Occupational diseases" ...........................--.......................,_________________15:640-646 "Standard forms for recording medical, data"...................................4:406-422 Haylett, H. H.f "Lunchrooms"______________________________ __________________7:824-829 Haynie, W. D,, Toastmaster, Banquet___________ 3:301-328 "Hazards and safeguards in anthracite breakers and washeries" (Glover) ........................1--------------------:______________________________________7:1076-1080 "Hazards and safeguards. In ore dressing plants" (McKaig)__7:1080-1087 "Hazards in woodyards" (Shattuck):-------------------------------------.-----------------4:301-305 "Hazards in wool carding, combing and drawing" (Lord)________6:472-479 "Hazards of bleaching, dyeing, printing and flnishing" (Hale),,4:.376-3S0 "Hazards of caustic soda manufacture and use" (Fiesinger)---------- 6:858-860 "Hazards of gas works" (Douglas).........................................................................4:347-354 "Hazards of high-tension lines" (Morrow).........................................................4:344-347 "Hazards of openers, pickers, cards, etc." (Swallow)...........L----------4:368-373 "Hazards of power houses and tbeir remedies" (Fisher)....................5:281-287 "Hazards of the street" (Spring)--if.---------------------------------------------------..--4:340-343 "Headlamps, Automobile" (Little)--------------------------~.....................................7:393-399 Heads, Jointer, see .Jointer heads. Health and Industrial Relations division-------------------------------------------------7:203-347 Health bulletins ----------------------------- 4:28 "Health education" (Shpudy)-----------------------------------------------------------------.5:618-628 "Health hazards. Reduction of" (Patterson)--................................................5:754-757 "Health, instruction" (Ford)..--.................................................................................6:246-249 Health Insurance: ' General discussion..--------------------------------:-- ......................................: --5:656-667 "Health insurance" (Whitney)--------------------------------------------------------------5:646-656 Health supervision and ............................................................:....................... 4:388-389 Report of committee on........................................................................----------6:202-206 "Health of industrial employes. Economic value of" (Darling. ton) ____________________________::e_____________________________ 7:72-80 Health of workmen in Brooklyn navy yard..................--..................................6:545 "Health problems in the chemical industries" (Price).--...............5:1490-1495 Health service section: - Interpretation and evaluation committee report..............................6:210-216 Joint meeting with Employes' Benefit Association Section. _________________ _________________________________________________ .-5:721-732; 6:201-241 Joint meeting with Governmental section__________--................--7:295-319 Medical work committee................................................................................. 6:209-210 Minutes of meetings..................4:383-447; 5:603-770; 6:193-340; 7:247-347 Nominating committee reports__5:758-759; 6:195-196, 291-292; 7:343 1198 CUMULATIVE INDEX Health, service section: . PAGES Secretary's report ........................................ Standard forms committee report..... Standardization committee report.. .............5:605-607; 6:194 ____6:196-202 ...........................-.5:607-608 See also Industrial hygiene section. Health, supervision of employes: . ' ' Argument of the workman against......................................----------------------------4:426 Cause o workmen being rejected----------------------------------------------------4:436-439 Cost and actual benefits of____________ 4:28 "Employment, medical supervision and safety" (Phelps) ....5:679-656 Essentials of human maintenance department-----------------------------6:218-222 Expense of ____________________ _____--...................,--------------------4:423-424, 434-435 Five aspects to be considered in a complete system........................--4:387 For employes' benefit_______________________________1...........4:431-432, 435-436 Forms--Employment health data------------------------------------------------------- 4:419-422 Forms--Personal health data..........................................-__________________4:414-419 General hygienic supervision____________ 4:388 "Ideal industry from the standpoint of health and safety" (Farnum) 6:223-231 Individual health supervision--------------------- 4:389 Industrial health supervision---------:--------------------------------------------------4:389-390 Minimum standards of physical examinations______________ 4:28 Norton company's department........................................................... 4:391-397 Objections to -----------------------------------------------------------.----------------------------------4:424-427 Physical examination of employes...................... !----------------4:393-395. 429-430 Results accomplished --------- 4:397-403 Round table discussion__________________________________________________6:743-754 Small plants .4:427-430; 6:271-273 Standard forms for recording medic" 1 data 4:406-422 Standardization of medical and surgical work................... 6:222-223 Standardization of 'systems..........................................................4:403-406, 432-434 State health supervision_______________________________4:389, 423-424, 432-433 "Supervision of health of employes" (Mock)___________________ 5:732-742 "Systems of" (Price)4:386-390 See also Physical examination. . . Heat treating furnaces: Proper design to eliminate undesirable heat losses and subsequent inconveniences to workmen--------------------------------- 6:798-739 Hedges, Job. E_, Address at Banquet.................... 6:177-189 Heelan, j. J.: . "Arc woodworking industries keeping pace with progressive safety work?" --------1..................................................................................................6:1138-1140 "Modern methods of safeguarding"....-______________________ .-7:95-99 Helmets: Chemical workers ..............................--.....................J..................................5:3502-1504 Mine rescue work.........................................................................6:1424-1425, 1437-1440 Respiratory ________________________________________________________6:840, 842, 844 Hemming, R. N,, "Conservation of humanity and prevention of accidents by traffic survey"...................................;............................................ .....................7:738-747 Herbert, J. S., "Safety and the foremen"..................................................6:3229-1238 CUMULATIVE INDEX "1199 . PAGES Hernia: . _ General discussion ------------........................--................................--'-- --..........5:72u-728 Health service section committee report--...............................................6:2Q6-209 "Hernia" (Burry)' ----------..........................................-- ------------------5: Til-715 "How to handle hernia eases" (Ashe) ................................................................": 1273 "Oblique inguinal hernia" (Harvey).................................-......................6:205-209 Operation for ..........................................................................-..................................... 6:237-238 "Traumatic hernia" (Hopkins) _____________-----.................................5:715-725 Trusses sold at cost.--..............................................-.........-.........--.......................... ;--6:237 "High-tensidn lines.Hazards of" (Morrow)----------- ------------------- 4:344-347 "Highway crossing accidents--their cause and how they can be reduced" (Rockwell) '.....................................................................................................................5:1141-1148 Hill, R. B.: . > Resolution in memory of..................................................................................................7:46-47 "Safeguarding of bins, hoppers and tanks"..............................,..........4:171-176 "What has been. accomplished by cement companies in safety work"________________________ -.......................................................... 5:321-327 Hiring and firing...............................................................................................................,,...6:447-448 Hoffman, F. X,.: "Accident hazard in the American merchant marine"..........6:602-6.10 "Accident problem as it concerns the general public"-------------5:780j786 "Achievements and possibilities of accident prevention in American industries" ..............................v................................................ .................................5:506-517 "Dust hazard to health in the stone Industry"................................7:1017-1035 Report of uniform industrial accident statistics committee.......7:30-37 Hoffman, P. D., "Public safety"...........~....................................................................7:364-368 Hoisting: iT . General discussion i..............................................................................................5:991-1003 "Safety devices on mine hoists" (Armstrong).......................................1:104-107 "Safety in hoisting and slope haulage" (Hood).................................5:988-991 Holland, Robert, "Accident prevention, for trackmen".........................7:900-904 Hollerith tabulating system..........u.......-................................,....3:246-249; 5:1486-1490 Holmes, J. A.: , Resolution in memory of................................................. ..........................................4:25-26 "Safety in coal mining"................................................................................................. 1:8-17- Home safety: _ Experiences of members.........................................................................................5:140144 Report of committee on (Forster)...................................................................'....5:30-33 "Safety in the home". (Forster)......................................................................7:447-451 Honorary members of N. S. C......-----------------------3:298; 4:644, 5:381-382; 6:170 Hood, O. P., "Safety in hoisting and slope haulage"................................5:988-991 Hook, C. R.: Chairman, Second G eneral session.................................................1.................7:81-110 "Real problem of the safety engineer"_______________________________ 7:81-83 "Safety in rolling mill operations"............................................................._.5:563-568 Value of Sarety congresses________________________________________.'.____7:104-105 Hooks: Air hoist ___.,...................................--________._________________________________________4:685 Latch ............'1.................................................................---..................i..............................6:901-902 1200 CUMULATIVE INDEX . PAGE Hopkins, Dr. C. W,, "Traumatic hernia".......................................................6:715-72! Hoppers, Safeguarding ...................................................................................................4:171-171 Hose, Air---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1.........................-..........4:68! Hose for use In Mines, Fire_______________________________________.______.6:1340-134: Hospitals and dispensaries: . Clairton emergency hospital--------------------------------- -------------------------------6:81* Discussion -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5:708-71: Equipment --________________________________________________________________6:329-33' "Industrial hospitals and dispensaries" (Cabot)-------------------------5:702-70! "Industrial hospitals and dispensaries" (Crowder)6:292-20' Hot saws, see Saws, Hot. ' Houk, W. F., Presiding officer. States session.........-------------------------------1:57-8 Hourigan, Dr. H. P.: ' "Alcohol vs. safety" ........................._.............................................................5:1304-131 "Health work in the small plant"--------------------- 7:333-33 Hours for cranemen-------------------------------- 6:753-76 Hours of labor ---------- 5:1359-137 "Housing problem In a paper mill community" (Williamson)__7:566-57 Housing problem of Norton company.----------------- ----------------------------------7:570-57 Houston Local Council report----------------------------------------------- 6:409-41 "How can wc best conserve health in the industries" (3rd Session, Health service section)j----------------------------------- 6:292-34 "How graphic charts and bulletins help in safety education" (Clapp) ..........................:------------------------------------------------------------------------------5:243-25 "How improvement in safety conditions reduces labor turnover and ai cidents" (Shepard) ....................................................._...................-......-..........6:722-72 "How should the members of safety committees be selected and for whs length, of time should they serve?** (Scoville)-------------------------5:1153-116 "How the attitude of the public toward the railroad company is inSi enced by systematic safety work" (Roche)____________________.5:205-21 "How the safety movement is helping the electric railway meet its pro' lem" (Norris) ______________________________________________-5:213-22 "How the various efforts to promote safety in a community can be c< ordinated" (Waltz)................................................................1----------------------------7:731-72 "How to educate Non-English speaking employes" (Hale)__._____4:519-52 "How to educate the workman" (General round table meeting)__4:717-72 "How to make safety committee meetings Interesting" (Wilson)-....... ____________________________ ._______________________ 5:1226-122 "How to organize for safety" (Morris) ..............:_______7:84-{ "How to organize for safe:.:**' (Price)_______________________________________6:92-( "How to organize safety In a saw mill'*(Barker)--------------------------------5:424-42 `How to reach the employer" (Round table session).....................2:141-1! "How to reach the foreman" (Round table session)____________2:153-1* "How to reach the workman" (Round table session)................ 2:171-15 How. to start .a safety campaign.......................................:4:720-7: "How to successfully conduct foremen's meetings" (Costley)____7:155-11 Howard, C. H.: Address of chairman.........................................................................7:52-! Chairman, 1st General session;_______________________________7:49-! CUMULATIVE INDEX 1201 Howard, C. H.: ' pages "Fellowship, the basis o all safety"..........-.................-................--3:319-327 Telegram of regret----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5:394 Howarth, William, "Reward of thoughtfor others"-------------------- 6:420-423 Hughes, Florence, "Vital importance of the trained nurse in industrial welfare work" ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4;*-3L13g, Hull, H. B., Discussion of C. C. McChord's paper.-----------------------------1:49^51 Human element in- safety work-----------------------------------------------------------------4:456-457 Human factor in relation to accidents--................................... 1:134-146 "Human maintenance department for the industrial army" (Mock) -- ____________ 6:216-223 "Human relations in industry, with particular reference to corporate employer and employe"(Williams)------------------------------------- 6:279-289 "Human side of industry" (Geier)------------------------------------------------;-------5:608-618 Humidity .............................................................-..............................................--------6:464-465 Hump yards: Discussion of practices in................. 7:914-9.24 Prevention of accidents to employes falling from cars and" (Floyd) _______ 7:913-914 Hyatt, Dr. T. P................................................................................... 5:686 "Ideal industry from the standpoint of health and safety" (Farnum) _______________________ _____________________--..............................--......6:223-231 "Ideal laundry plant--emphasizing welfare work" (Klink)...................4:207-212 "Ideal Local program for large-sized communities" (Rosseland)--7:150-155 "Ideal organization for public safety in a community" (Campbell) ..........................................................--.............................-.................................5:812-825 Illinois steel company: . Campaign for reduction in accidents.............................6:127- ?9, 130; 132-133 Safety work of............................................................................................ 1:279-291 "Illinois system of factory inspection" (Davies)..........................................1:329-336 Illumination, Minimum standards in. regard to....................................................4:27-28 Illumination, see also Lighting. ' "Importance of the trained nurse in industrial welfare work" (Hughes) 1..------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4:131-139 "Improvement of state factory inspection" (Lescohier)1:66-69 Incorporation of National Safety Council....................................................................4:23-24 Increasing the efficiency of bulletin service" (Ballou)________________7:576-579 "Indian Hill development". (Ronsseau)...................................... 7:570-573 Indianapolis Safety Council report____________ 7:175 "Industrial betterment `Special' " (Perry)............................................................1:224-227 "Industrial hospitals and dispensaries" (Cabot)............................................5:702-708 "Industrial hospitals and dispensaries" (Crowder)............................ ...6:292-296 Industrial hygiene committee. Report of (Schereschewsky) 3:31-33; 4:26-30 Industrial hygiene, see Health supervision. Industrial hygiene committee. Report of (Schereschewsky) 3:31-33; 4:26-30 Industrial hygiene section: . By-laws _________________________________ _________________________________________4:384-38 b Minutes of meetings.............................................................................3:161-202; 4:383-447 See also Health service section. 1202 CUMULATIVE TN'DEX PACES Industrial preparedness ccmmlttee report (Palmer).....................................6:24-25 Industrial relations: Quotations from "The men higher up"--------1:319-325 "Industrial sanitary standards" (Price!............................................................3:195-197 "Industry's responsibility for the industrial cripple" (Patterson)--7:312-314 Infection: . "Blood poisoning and infections in the wood-working industry (Kuhn) ______ 7:597-602 "Catxel-Dakin method of treating" (Lambert)........................6:264-265, 266 Chloramine paste for sterilising........................................................6:264-265, 266 Chlorazene for sterilizing...............................................----------------------------6:265, 332 Discussion (Shoudy) .................................................. 5:542-545 Inspection of hands to avoid developmentof.....................................--4:696-698 "Origin of safety methods and prevention of" (Booth)..............5:533-541 Use of Carrei-Dakin method in the lndustries..6:260-262, 263-264, 332-333 See also Carrei-Dakin treatment. Injured soldiers, see Soldiers, Injured. Injured workmen, see Workmen, Injured. Inland steel company's scheme of giving prizes to foremen......................6:.131 Inspection, Safety: "Cars and engines: (a) Prevention of accidents; (b) Prevention of Are loss" (Cochrane)........................1......................................................6:1064-1076 Committees of one plant inspect the otherplant...............................5:333-334 "Crane chains" (Risteen)..................:.............................................................4:625-628 Hands to prevent infection............................................... 4:698-697 "Methods for paper mills" (Risteen).........................................................4:312-318 Methods of (Round table discussion)__________________________ ......3:146-160 "Necessity of, for overloaded floors" (Livingstone)___________7:485-486 Participation of the men in___________________4:725 Suggested report form for mine safety inspectors...........................6:950-953 Value of ...........................................................................,,...........................................5:419-423 Written reports important.......................................................................................6:97-98 Inspector, Qualifications of an insurance...................................................................3:140 "Instructing new motormen in their duties. Methods of" (Adams) ...................................................................................--...-- ....................5:305-313 Instruction, School of (Electric railways), see School of Instruction for electric railway employes. "Instruction, Visual mine safety" (Bach).....................................................6:1362-1365 Instruction of workmen, see Education of workmen. - "Instruction to workers in First aid. Means and desirable extent of" (Shields) ........................ 4:443-447 Instill. M. .T.: ' Chairman, Transportation and public service session3:234-266 "Safety as a means of bettering the relations between the public and public service corporations"----------------------- 3:234-239 Insurance, Accident ...........-...................................-.................--..............................5:110-111 Insurance, Health, see Health insurance. Insurance, Industrial: Forms of carrying insurance..............................................'._______'. See also Employes' benefit associations. .5:957 CUMULATIVE IN'DEN- 1203 PACES "Insurance companies and accident prevention" (Van Sehaack>..3: 33 3-318 Insurance premiums. Reduction in.........................................-.................... ..........................3:325 "Insurance rates. Effect of accident prevention on" (Geisler)_____7:539-543 "Interest in accident prevention, Maintaining" (General round table session) ............................................................................................................. ...........................5:91-144 Interest in safety work. How to maintain.........................................4:511-515, 758-759 "Interest in safety work. New ideas and methods for keeping up the" (Dunlap) ------------------------------------------------------------ .-------------------------- ----------------7:586-591 "Interesting the employer in safety work" (Campau).................... 5:413-424 Interesting the management .in safety work, see Management, "Interesting the public in co-operative accident prevention" ( Spoehrer) ----------------------------------- -----------------------------------------------------------------7:652-660 "Interlocking guards on textile machinery, Application of" (Cole) '...........................................................................................................................................6:466-472 Interpretation and evaluation committee of Health service section (Fleischer) ..........................................................=----------------------------------------...,,__76:210-218 Interstate commerce commission of the D. S.. Work of-------1: 18-35 Interstate first-aid contest. Teams participating in.............................................5:1058 "Interurban and electric street cars. Safety devices on" (Cross)..5:292-305 "Investigation of automobile hazards" (Scott)...............................--........--6:631-647 Invocation (Morey) ..............................................................-.............................-------------------------6:1-2 Iron and steel industry: Accident statistics ............................................. 5:455-465 Causes of injury in (charts)..............................................................................5:462, 470 Charts prepared by Dr. Chaney ________________5:454, 456, 458, 460, 462, 464, 466, 46S, 470, 474, 476. 478 Frequency and severity of accidents (Charts).......................5:464, 466, 468 Inability to speak English as related to accidents (Chart) ...S': 463, 478 Nature of injury (Chart)..........................................--...............-----------------------------------5:472 Night and day accident rates (Charts)---------------------------------------------5:474, 476 "Progress of safety in" (Chaney).......................................................... 5:455-465 Results of safety organization (charts)........................5:454, 456-458, 460-461 "Safety and welfare in the iron and steel industry."........................2:124-127 "Safety in" (Campbell).......................................--........................-.....................1:279-291 "Accident causes and remedies commiltee report_______________5:450-452 Membership committee report.-------------------------------------5:449-450; 6:1150-1151 Minutes of meetings.--------------------------------5:445-601; 6:1145-1322; 7:749-820 Nominating committee reports.....................................5:531-532; 6:1151; 7:807 Program committee reports...............................................................5:453-455; 6:1150 Secretary's reports ________________________________________5:447-449; 6:1147-114S Standards committee reports (Young).--..............-....................._5:453; 6:1149 Iron and steel session..____1:277-313 Iron mining, see Mines and mining--Metal. Ironers, Flat work, see Flat work ironers. Italian-English instructor for the Pennsylvania railroad........................4:523-525 Jackson, C. E., "Relation of the eight-hour day to safety"................5:1359-1368 Jackson. J. F.: Chairman, General session .4:103-146 1204 CUMULATIVE IXDEX Jackson, J. P.: Discussion ot R. B. Rosa's paper.________________ ______________ "Pennsylvania department ol labor and industry"--------- PAGES -.5:792-796 ____2:81-90 Report of educational work.___.... -----5:51-55 "Safety first in Europe"___________________________________________ ____3:86-99 Jacobsen, H. G., "Safety methods at cement plants"................ Jarnagin, R, S.: -7:510-514 Discussion of W. C. Wilson's paper.......... :1236-1240. Grade crossing and trespasser accidents committee report (Railroad section) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ..7:850-855 Jaundice, Toxic .............................................................................................-................................-6:549-551 Jessup, Commander (Brooklyn navy yard)...........................................................6:538-543 Jib cranes, see Cranes----Jib. Johnson, Jackson, Address of welcome..................................................................... ..7:9-10 Johnson, Robert, "What relation has labor turnover to- mining accidents" __________________________________________________________________7: 1065-1066 "Joiners and planers. Safeguarding of" (Barker)---------^----------------------- .4:709-713 Joint board of sanitary control. New York city- .4:389-390 "Jointer and shaper accidents and their prevention" (Krum)--6 1129-1133 Jointer heads ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- .5:433-434 Josse, J. C., Chairman, Cement section meeting.----------------------------------- 7:501-514 Jtihnke, P. B., "And the end Is that, the workman, etc."--------------------- _____4:640 Kansas City Local Council report-------------------------------------------...6:377-379: 7:170-171 Kansas City railways' safety campaign------------------------------- .5:259-265 Kelly, Mrs. Florence------------------------------------------------------------------------ _____6:245 Kennedy, D. R.: ' Discussion of Dr. Chaney's paper...... "Efficiency in safety work" "Labor turnover as related to safety".... ____________6:1164-1176 -----------------------3:129-134 ____________6:1289-1291 Kimberly-Clark company's scheme for reducing accidents--------------5:129-130 Kingsley, G. G., "Does disciplining pay in safety?"--................................7:808-811 Kirby, John, Jr.: Opening address. Manufacturerssession-----------------------------------------------1:196-199 Presiding officer. Manufacturers session--------.'......................................--1:195-240 Kirschberg, Harold, Discussion of Dr. Lauffer's paper_____________ 6:1270-1272 Klink, J. S., "Ideal laundry plant--emphasizing welfare work"........4:207-212 Klumph, D. A., Discussion of paper, "Railroad trespassing"____5:1136-1137 Kramer, L., "Mental safety"------------------------------ ---------------------------------------------------7:859-860 Krause, A. A.., "Railroad trespassing--its prevention a public duty" ................. 5:1115-1132 Krum, H. L.: "Jointer and shaper accidents andtheir prevention"...................6:1129-1133 "Wash and locker rooms"__________________________________________________7:829-833 Kuhn, Dr. L. F,, "Infections and blood poisoning In the woodworking Industry" ........................................................................................ 7:597-602 "Labor, a national asset" (Steiner)______ Labor Turnover. See Turnover, Labor. .1:45-49 M 17JL.ATXVE IJTBEX 1205 PAGES one wires ...6:1105 est to reach sheaves at top of a ________5:1436, 1441 .4:148-152 .5:355-358 33--Ladies. Dale in method of treating ..................................................................................-6:255-260 le use of Explosives"7:1115-1126 ........................................................................... _................4:683 ations 5:339 ip, from a safety standpoint" --------------------------------------------------------------------7:1094-1102 permissible electric lamps in non-gaseous ....__________________________________________6:1140-1454 ......................................._.....................................6:1454-1460 ...I....................................................................................7:60-61 ign languages. ne andsanitation"TM.......................................7:289-295 3. I., "Underground mine ..................................... 6:1350-1358 lafety and the foremen.........................6:1238-1245 -...............................................................5:983-986; 6:1354-1355 --------------------------------------------------------- 6:1250-1270 trie shock, traumatic shock, drowning and very cause by means of artificial respira- .................................................. 6:323-327 (Trimble).......................................................................... .l.:46l-265 --emphasizing welfare work" ' ..............................-.......................................................................... 4:207-212 ilkinson)....................:....................................................... ...4:212-216 .............................................................................................................4:205-207 ---------------------------------- 4:203-216 plant handling of hazardous chemicals, with irned empties"__r.............................................................6: f?74-877 Trespassing on Railroads--Law, etc. ~ iVS. tus of the protection of the worker in the" ..............................................................................................................3:165-167 1206 CUMULATIVE INDEX Leathers, Hand, see Hand leathers. _ PAGES Lee, A. W., Discussion of paper on "Safety committees".................5:1X64-1167 Lefevre, Mr., Chairman, Round table session--"The Employes' publication" ---------------------------------------------------------------------............................................. 7:422-430 Legal aid department....................................................................................................................6:160-161 Leggings, Foundry ...............................................-...................................................................................4:697 Leggings for use in kiln rooms of cement plants.-............................................5:346-347 Lehigh Valley Local Council report--.7--.............--: 3:57-58: 4:84-85; 5:68-69 Leisenring, Mrs. Annie, "Cleaning machinery while In motion"--4:374-375 Lennon, Dr. F. J., "Sliver accidents; their prevention and treatment" ......................................................................................................................6:1136-1138 LesCohier, D. D., "Improvement of state factory inspection"___________1:66-69 Lewis Institute plan for safety Instruction...................................................................4:58-59 Life extension institute..................;.............................................. -.........................................6:290-291 Lifting materials: . Rules for men (illus.)-----------------------------------------------5:1279-1284 "Light and its relation to danger signs" (Ashe)----------------------------------------5:157-168 Lighting ................................................................................................................ 6:427 "Lighting, Paper mill" (Price)..........................................._......................................5:1322-1337 Lighting, see also Illumination. Lightning arresters _____________________________ ____________~1........................................6:526-527 Limestone, Fabrication of: "Effects of the use of pneumatic tools on the nervous system" (Barnes).......................................................................................7:1029-1033 Lindsey, B. B., Address on war work activities ..................................................7:55-60 "Linemen and their hazard" (.Scott)...........................................................................4:327-330 Linemen, Safety for............................................................................................... 6:526 Little, R. M.: "Forethought vs. afterthought in safety'..................................................--7:189-194 "Re-employment of the war cripple".................................................................7:301-306 "United States employees' compensation commission"....6:117-124. 498 Little, W. F., "Automobile headlamps".......................................................................7:393-399 Lively, D. O., "Panama Pacific exposition"..................................................................2:22-25 Livingstone, D. R., "Necessity of inspection for overloaded floors" --.................................................................................................-.....................................7:485-486 Lloyd, John: "Fire protection and fire fighting at the mines"....................................4:255-259 "Mine fires and their preventions".................................................................6:1337-1340 Loading and unloading logs....................................................................... 6:1114 Local Councils: "Ideal program for large-sized communities''.. ( Rose)anrf j......7:150-155 Officers' and committeemen's special meetings ....6; 7:133-163 Reports......................................3:49-70; 4:79-102; 5:6S-S6. 6.376-*14; 7:164-184 Locker, G. S.: Causes committee report (Railroad Section!.......................... ......6:947-948 "What service does the National Safety Council its members and how can that service be improved?"... . . 3;i243-i250 "Locker and wash rooms" (Krum)..................................................... .7:829-833 Lockney, I. L., "Accident prevention in the shipbuilding program" ......................................................;.........................................- -.............................7:543-547 ' CUMULATIVE INDEX 1207 PAGES Logging: . Accident statistics .....................................................................................................................---6:1114 "Safety organization in the woodworking and logging industry" ( Fellmer) ............................................................................................................................6:1119-1124 "Safety rules and organization in logging camps" (Goodman) ...........-___________________1____________________________________6:1111-1118 Safety rules for loggers (Industrial Commission of Wisconsin) -.......-____________________________________________________________ 6:1116-1118 "Why accidents occur in" (Weathershy)--------------------------------------------------7:608-613 Logging, lumbering and woodworking section meeting-------------------------5:407-444 Longshore industry. Accident prevention in---------------------------------------------------6:599-602 Lord, J. T., "Hazard's in wool carding, combing and drawing"........6:472-479 Lost time reduced by paraffin treatment of burns-------------------------------------------- 6:718 Lott, E. S., Address at Banquet............................................................................................4:658-667 Loughman, F. N., Discussion of S. G. Watkins' paper..........................6:1033-1042 Lovett, F. G., "Rip saw accidents and their prevention"................6:1124-1129 "Low-tension shocks. Danger of"`(Miller)..............................................................4:334-340 "Low-tension shocks. Danger, of" (Warren).------------------------------------------------4:330-334 "Low-voltage hazards" (Lauffer)........................................... 6:1250-1270 Lowe, W. W., "Preventing of accidents between street cars and auto mobiles" ______________________5:225-235 Lowell, A. L., Address at Banquet....................--------------------------------------------------- 6:173-177 "Loyalty and efficiency. Safety" (Abbott)-------------------------------------------------------6:975-980 Lucas, H. C.: Address of chairman.......................................................... 5:1381-1382 Chairman, Public utilities section meeting................................;--------5:1381-1445 "Ludlow manufacturing associates. Safety work of" (Fogler)____5:361-366 "Lumber industry. Safety as it is practised in the Western" (Palmer) ............. "Lumber yards. Safety in operating" (Seidel)............................... 1:235-240 7:591-597 Lumbering section meeting, see Logging, lumbering and woodworking section meeting. Lunch rooms: "Change houses and" (Eib)........................................................................................6:1302-1308 Necessity for6:425-426 Paper on (Haylett)-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7:824-829 c, Lynch, J. J., "Selling safety to employes"------------------------------------------------------7:487-492 Lynch, W. J., "Safeguarding machinery and other equipment"____7:550-554 Lynott, Dr. W. A., "Fatalities and diseases in coal mining districts" -------------------- ....'.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4:236-244 * McAdoo, W. G., Letter of regret------------------------------------------------- 7:61 MeCaughan, G. E., Discussion of A. H. Boyd's paper............------------------ 1:146-149 McChord, C. C., "Work of the Federal government for the prevention of railway accidents andits results"....................................... ...1:18-35 MeCleary, J. T.: Chairman, Divisional session.................... 2:101-140 "National Game" -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2:192-200 3208 CUMULATIVE INDEX McCormick, S. B.: Address at banquet..........................................................................................................4:667-671 "Development of the safety idea"4:112-118 McCurdy, Dr. S. A., "Results accomplished"4:397-403 McElroy, G. E., Discussion of Mr. Moorshead's paper.-------------;____6:1416-1419 "Machine shop and foundry, Accident prevention in" (McKee)___1:227-235 "Machine shop layouts and their relation to safety" (Briggs)____7:473-480 Machine tools. Guards on..................................................................................................................4:598 "Machinery, Prevention of accidents due to tools and" (More) ..6:1006-1014 Machinery section meeting. Safeguarding of.......................................................4:593-639 "Machines and tools. Safeguarding" (Woltz)......................................................4:594-598 McKaig, J. S., "Hazards and safeguards in ore dressing plants"' ________________ _______________________________________________________ .7:1080-1087 McKee, Prank, "Accident prevention in foundry and machine shop" ........................................................................................................................_____________1:227-235 Mackey, H. A., "Responsibility of the state to the industrial cripple" .........................................................................................................................._............7:309-312 Maclachlan, Wills, "Modern practical methods of accident prevention in small companies" ____________.7:694-701 McMillian, Mrs. N. A., Chairman, Women's session...................................7:431-469 Magazines, Employes': "Company periodicals" (Wood)............................................................................6:437-452 Employes' magazines (Bueno)..........................................................................................6:251 Monthly safety bulletin (Smith)..........................................................................5:13S-139 Plant magazine (Stanion)...........................................................................I5:135-136 Round table session---"The employes' publication"...........................7:409-430 Mahoning and Shenango Valley Local Council Report..........4:79-81; 5:66-67 "Maintaining interest among safety committeemen" (Steam railroad sec tion round table meeting)...........................................................................................7:936-955 "Maintaining interest in accident prevention" (General round table session) .......................................................................................................................................5:91-144 "Maintaining interest in safety: (a) By employing officers; (b) By gen eral employes" (Doyle) 7:906-916 "MaKing walking places safe" (Mowery).............................................................7:371-386 "Man higher up and what he can do for industrial betterment" . (Ayers) --------------------------.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1:300-302 Management: ' Attitude toward safety `work....5:1184-1187; 6:615-619, 621-630, 665, 667 Education of......,.....................................................................4:723-731; 5:106-116, 413-424 Executive support imperative in safety work.........................................6:618-619 "How to reach the employer" (Round table session).....................2:141-152 "In order to secure the best results in safety work, what should be the relation of the railroad company and its officers to the safety . . first organizations?" (Guild)---------------------------------------------------------6:1177-1183 Reaching officers and obtaining their co-operation in safety work................................. ..........................................................7:939-941, 955-962, 967-971 Relation to safety work......................................................................................... 1:300-302 Selling safety to the big boss.................................................................................7:112-126 CUMULATIVE INDEX 1209 PACES "Manhood conservation in munitions and chemical plants in Canada" (Bates) -------------- 6:83(5-841 Manning, V. H,, "Bureau "of Mines, as a factor in mine safety"------4:225-229 "Manufacturers' associations as identified -with safety first"----------2:113-116 Manufacturers must guard machinery--------------------------------------------------------- 6:827:828 "Manufacturer's relations to state factory inspection departments" (Bruce) .'.7:71-73 Manufacturers' session-.............................................................................1:393-240; 3:267-296 Manufacturing (General)--Accident statistics^-------------------------------------5:514-516 "Manufacturing organization. Safety as an indispensable part of" (Tener) ............. 4:106-112 Marine and navigation section: Minutes of meeting-----------------,------------------------------------------------------------------6:595-610 Secretary's report (Martin)6:596-598 Marquis, S. S., "Factory doctor"5:668-674 Martin, C. A., "Wood room safety"----------------------------------------------------------- 5:1328-1332 Martin, E. G., Secretary's report (Marine and navigation section) ____:--6:596-59S Masks, Face ............:..............--'------------------------------------------------------------------.6:860, 864, 1203 Masks, Face, see also Helmets; Respirators. "Massachusetts employes insurance association" (Beyer)....................2:98-100 "Means and desirable extent of instruction to workers in First .aid" (Shields) ............-...............................................................................................................4:443-447 "Means and "methods for the prevention of accidents in flour mills" (Adderly) _____________________________________________________________________1:244-252 "Mechanical safeguarding of electric traveling cranes" (Smith) ..6:737-752 "Mechanical ventilation of metal mines" (Rice)..------------------------------6:1497-1504 "Medical administration of workmen's compensation laws" (Tuclcer) .....................................................". 7:260-270 Medical supervision. Purely-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------4:388 "Medical supervision. Standardization of systems of" (Schereschewsky) ..................... 4:403-406 "Medical supervision in small plants" (Patterson)____________________4:427-430 Medical supervision, see also- Health supervision; Physical examination. "Medicine in the industries" (Price)...!;;..!--------------;......................................-6:252-255 Medina, R. A., "Accessibility--Dealing with the importance of standard walks, platforms, stairs, ladders, etc."......................;...............................4:148-152 Meek, C. E.: ' Presiding officer. Fire prevention session........................ ...2:38-67 "Progress in fire prevention methods"...............................................................2:38-40 "Safety idea as related to eredit granting"..........................................4:127-131 Meeker, Royal: Accident statistics committee report.......................3:22-25; 4:45-55; 5:33-39 Chairman, Governmental section meeting.3:74-109; 6:533-593 "Standardizing industrial accident statistics"5:772-780 "Statistics as a means of reducing preventable accidents"_____3:75-78 Meetings and rallies. Safety: ... "Moving picture mass-meetings for workmen" (Saunders)__7:158-162 "Successful methods of securing attendance at" (Dow)............7:145-149 1310 CUMULATIVE INDEX PAGES Meetings of employes: Best hour for........................................................................................ 6:135-137, 250-251, 252 On company time................................................................................................................6:94, 252 Type and time.............................................................................................................................6:502 Meetings of foremen, see Foremen and sub-foremen--Meetings. Membership c> rr ftee reports of Sections, see name of Section, subhead. Membership committee report. "Mental safety" (Kramer)............................................................................................... 7:859-860 Milner, C. B.. "Methods and results of safety work in the plant of the Hammermill paper company"............................................................................ ,,.7:562-566 Mercury poisoning ..............................................................................-......................... --6:S37, 838 Merrill, C. F., Discussion of paper, "Railroad trespassing"----------5:1132-1136 Merrill, W. H., "Service"-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3:303-305 Metal mining, see Mines and mining--Metal. Metals and metallurgy section: Nominating committee report-6:1276-1278 Metcalfe, F. M., "How shall injuries resulting from train operation, other than collisions or derailments, he prevented?"---------------------------5:i2ii-l2iS "Method of training and obtaining the co-operation of foundry foremen in safety work" (Watters)6:683-693 "Methods for progressive accident prevention campaign" . (Barker) ................................--.....................................-,-......................-.........................1:258-261 "Methods of Health supervision. Practical experience with" (Clarke) 4:391-397 "Methods of instructing new motormen in their duties" (Adams) .............................................................-.................................................................-5:305-313 "Methods of keeping superintendents and foremen interested in safety" (General round table meeting)-------------------------------------------------------------------5:95-105 "Michigan employers' factory inspection plan" (Trix)......................; 1 : 9-204 Miles, H. E., "Training the apprentice".............................----------------------------1:211-218 Miller, Elam, "Banger of low-tension shocks"!..............---- ----------------4 . 334-340 Millers mutual casualty insurance company----------------------------------------- 1:248-232 Mills, Coal, see Coal mills. Mills, Sand, see Sand mills. Mines and mining: "Accident prevention in coal mines" (Hall)..........................................4:244-232 Accident statistics--.......-.......................................................................4:230-244. 244-252. 262-264; 5:516-517, 884-898, 940-941; 6:1395-1406. 1447-1448. 1487 "Accident statistics" (Fay)....................................................................... ....... 3 88 4-55.8 Accident statistics in hoisting and slope haulage...........................5:5SA-961 Accident statistics, Discussion of............................................................. 8: 898.907 "Accident statistics. What each operator can do to aid" (Fay) ................................................................................................................... 6:1395-1359 Bases for calculating accident rates........................................................ 5:SS7-S91 "Bureau of Mines as a factor in mine safety" (Manning).......4:225-229 Contest medals .............................................................................................................. 5:869 "Education of miners in First aid" (Boardman).............................5:1030-1033 "Education of miners in Safety" (Connibear)5:1025-1030 Electrical hazards in mines...................................................................................... 4:225 CUMULATIVE INDEX 1211 Mines and mining: pages "Fatalities and diseases In coal mining districts" (Lynott) ...A: 236-244 Fire protection ........................................................................................-----------------------4:255-261 "Fires and their preventions" (Lloyd).................................................... 6:1337-1340 First aid. Standard practices in mine rescue and..............................4:286-293 First aid contests..................................................................................................................4:265-285 First aid training-^^..5:931, 933-939 "Hazards and safeguards in anthracite breaker^and washeries" (Glover) ____________________--'7:1076-1080 Hazards of drilling operations...........................................................................7:1034-1049 Methods of keeping statistics-------------------..-----------------------------------------7:1058-1064 "Mine accident prevention and workmen's compensation" (Wilson) 4:259-264 "Mine accidents and their prevention" (Davis)....................................5:908-918 Operations of the Federal Bureau of mines...................................................3:82-85 Plan for conducting Accident prevention campaign.......................--.........4:227 "Practice of mine ventilation" (Mitke)................................................7:1089-1093 "Progress of safety in mining" (Wilson)....................................................5:867-873 "Qualifications of a mine foreman" (Paul)........-........................................5:929-932 "Rescue apparatus" (Cartlidge)................................................ 5:1015-1020 "Rescue cars of the government" (Parker)----------------------------------6:1426-1436 Rescue contests and prizes awarded..................................................... 4:265-285 "Results obtained by keeping mi tie accident records" (Fay) ____ii.................................................................................................................7:1052-105S "Safety devices on hoists" (Armstrong).......................................................1:104-107 "Safety in coal mining"-----------------L---.........................................................................1:8-17 "Safety in electrical installation" (Clark)...................... 4:253-255 "Safety in hoisting and slope haulage" (Hood)...................................5:988-991 Sanitary rules for miners...--------------------------------------------------- 6:1357-1358 "Sanitation as a safety factor" (White)......................................................4:229-236 Sanitation of coal mines.................................................................................................4:239-244 "Sanitation, Underground" (Borcherdt).............. --...................................5:978-986 "Sanitation, Underground mine" (Young and Lanza)-----------6:1350-1358 "Signboards and signals" (Parker & Steidle)..................................___5:919-925 Signs and signals---------------- 5:919-929 Suggested form for Safety inspector's report (The Associated Companies) _______________________________________________________________5:950-953 Surgeons ................................................................................................................................................ 4:242 "Testing mine rescue apparatus" (Pettibone).................................5:1039-1047 TJse of explosives........................... 4:227-228 Value of accurate reports.................................... 4:245-247 "What relation has labor turnover to mining accidents?" " (Johnson) ................................................................................................................7:1065-1066 `.`Workmen's compensation legislation and its effect on safety in mining" (Wilson) ............ 5:940-950 Mines and mining--Metal: Accident statistics ................................................... 7:1053-1058 Accident statistics of New Jersey Zinc company......................7:1055 1058 Classification of causes of accid^ff&^in an ore dressing plant....7:i081 1232 CUMULATIVE INDEX Mines and mining---Metal: , pages "Hazards and safeguards in ore dressing plants'* (McKaig) 7:1080-1087 "Metal mine accidents and their prevention" (Sperr)5:1020-1025 "Metal Mines, Mechanical ventilation of" (Rice)-------------------6:1497-1501 "Standardization of mine cars in metal mines" (Raymond) _________________________________________ ______________ 7:1071-1073 "System cf safety inspection of the Cleveland-Cliffs iron company" (Connitoear) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1:82-97 Ventilation ______________ _________ ________________________6:135.3-1354, 1504-1509 Mines session ............................................................ Mining Section: By-lawsl____________________________________________________4:223-225; 1:81-125 6:1525-1527 Chairman's report (Tillson)---------------------------------------------------;-----------6:1328-1333 Delegates attending Session5:S63-S66;6:1326-1328; 7:1013-1014 First aid committee report------------------------------------------------------------------------------5:881 Lehigh Valley Local Council mining section by-laws------------5:1069-1071 List of Mining members of the N. S. C5:874-878 Membership and publicity committee report (Hall)------------------------6:1334 Membership committee report---------- --------------------------------------------------5:873-874 Minutes of meetings__4:217-294; 6. o61-1072; 6:1323-1527; 7:1011-1146 Nominating committee report-,5:881-882; 6:1337,1509-1510; 7:1139-1140 Organization and operation plan....................15:1059-1068; 6:1518-1525 Personnel of committees for year 1917-1918....................................6:1518-1519 Report of Committee on Standardization of first aid methods and rules for conducting and judging first aid contests------7:1046-1049 Safe practices leaflets for................................................................................7:1140-1144 Standardization committee report................................5:878-879; 6:1335-1336 "Minor injuries. Treatment of" (Colccrd).......................................................6:302-315 Miscellaneous division -------------------------- ---------..........................................................2:188-200 Miscellaneous manufacturers' division--Officers------------------------------------------6: 828 "Mission of the municipal publicity expert" (Parsons)---------------------7:736-738 Mitchell, A. B., "Care of workmen employed in the manufacture of aniline and benzol products"__________________ 5:1511-1514 Mitfce, C. A., "Practice of mine ventilation"......................................._7:1089-1093 Mix, M. W.: Chairman, Manufacturer's session...................................................................3:267-296 "Education in accident prevention"----------------------------------------------------1:219-223 "Manufacturers' associations as identified with safety flrst"_2:113-116 "Safety as an investment,"------------------------ 3:267-296 Mock, Dr. H. E.: ' "Human maintenance department for the industrial army".__6:216-223 "Supervision of health of employes"............... 5:733-742 "Modern idea of accident prevention" (Moses)7:666-673 "Modern methods of safeguarding" (Heelan)......................................................7:95-99 "Modern practical methods of accident prevention in small companies" (Maelachlan) ...................................................................... 7:694-701 Moldenke, Dr. Richard: Address of chairman........................................... 4:678-680 Chairman, Foundry section meeting..............................................................4:673-698 CUMULATIVE INDEX 1213 . PAGES Monetary returns of welfare work.........................................................................................6:212 Moore, M. G., "Safety measures in mines of central Pennsylvania"..!: 97-98 Moore, Dr. W. A., Opening prayer.---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5:1-2 Moorshead, A. J., "Equipment and organization of mine rescue stations" -..................................................................--................-----------------------.1--.6:1407-1416 More, David, "Prevention c accidents due to the use of tools and machinery" ........................................................................................................................6:1006-1014 Morey, A. T.: ,' Address at banquet--------------------i.............................................................. 4:645-647; 5:375-379 "Foundry floor practices".......................................... 4:630-686 "Having the men with you":....................................*...........................................1:253-258 Invocation --......................................................................................................................................6:1-2 Presiding officer. Business session............................................... 5:1-86 Reply to Address of Welcome............................................................................................5:5-6 Report of President of N. S. C--------------------------------------------------- 5:7-13 Resolution of appreciation for his services as President of N. S. C--------...---------------- 5:23-24 Resolutions committee report........................................3:26-28; 4:22-26; 6:18-21 Toastmaster, Banquet ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------5:375-405 Morgan, E. B.: Chairman, Foundry section meeting.__________________________________ 7:821-838 Chairman, Iron and steel section meeting.....................5:598-601; 7:749-807 "Educational activities in the safety field"-----------------------------------------6:109-117 "Problems of returning injured men"---------------------------------------------6:1310-1315 "Safety in crane chain practice"...................................................,4:613-621 Morley, R. B., "Public safety education in the public schoo" "____5:838-843 Morris, F. E.: Chairman, Iron and steel section meeting____________7:808-820 "How to organize for safety"...................................................................................... 7:84-93 "Safe practices in sheet mills"......................................................................6:1199-1207 Morris, S. S.: Discussion of J. M. Guild's paper.............................................................................5:1186 "Protection of men working on and about tracks"___________.6:1055-1057 Morrison, A. C., "Handling and storage of calcium carbide"__7:1132-1137 Morrow, B. E., "Hazards of high-tension lines"---------------------------------------- 4:344-347 Moses, H. W., "Modern idea of accident prevention"7:666-673 Motor and hand cars: . Discussion of safe handling (Loughman)..............................................6:1033-1042 "Safe and proper operation of" (Watkins)........................................6:1029-1033 "Motormen, Methods of instructing" (Adams)................................................5:305-313 Moving picture machines and films---------------------------------------------------------------7:941-942 "Moving picture mass-meetings for workmen" (Saunders)7:158-160 Moving pictures in Safety work........................ .........................................4:545-552; 6:752-753 Mowery, H. W., "Making walking places safe"...............................................7:371-386 Mulligan, J. R., "First lid--Accident prevention".................................6:1295-1301 "Munitions: and .'.^.nieal plants in Canada, Manhood conservation in" (Bat*'-.; .............:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:836-841 Museums of safety. Foreign...................................................................................................2:16-17 1214 CL;MUL.IT1VE IXDEX "National Council for Industrial Safety and its mission" PAGES (Campbell) .......................................... 2:68-74 National Council for Industrial Safety. See National Safety Council. National electrical safety code in its application to elect!ic railway con struction and operation"(Canada).......................................................................5:267-280 National Fire Protection Association co-operates with Conference commit tee on safety education...........................................................................................................5:57-uS National Metal Trades Association..........................................................................................1:276 National Research Council record blank for physical examina tions ....................................................................................................................................................7:257-259 National Safety Council: Bulletin service............................................................................... ...................................7:1002-100S Growth of...............................................................................................................................................6:75-76 History ................................................................................................................_...................................1:3-4, 315; 2:6S-74, 1SS-192: 3:7-15: 4:9-lS; 5:7-13; 6:4-32; 7:11-20 Proposed amendment to change name to.............................................................3:26-2S Organization............................................................................ .........................1:3-4, 315; 2:6S-74 Service ..................................................:..................;...........................______________5:1243-1261 "Value of, to railroad safety organizations" (Richards).............4:542-545 "What it has done for us" (Biuemer).............................................................7:557-55S See also National Council for Industrial Safety. "Nationalizing the safety idea" (Ring).......................................................................7:6S-71 Naylon. J. F.. "Safety practices in telephone work".................................6:4S9-4S5 Near accidents ..........................................._......................-.....................................................:__5:595-596 Near-side stops (Electric railway section)............................................................5:193-194 "Necessity for reaching both the employer and employe in fire preven tion" (Perkins*......................... .............--........................................................................--2:65-67 "Necessity of inspection for overloaded floors" (Ldvingstone)........7:485-486 "Need for medical services and other benefits" (Bascom)......................7:208-210 "Need for visiting nursing in industry" (Crandall).................................6:315-322 "Need of safety standards for new textile machinery" (Beyer)..4:380-382 "Need of uniform snf*ty standards'" (Oakes)...............................................7:619-624 Negroes: Special provisions, for. thr.r welfare............................................................6:1205-1206 Turnover and . ..............................................................................................6:1292-1295 Neill. C. r.. "Organir.-d safety -- N- O. 1. S."............................................................2:74-81 Nc-w employer: . Accidents due to _____________________________________________6:687, 729 Cost of 'training . ........................................................................................................6:722 Education of .. .............. ...........................................................................6:504, 519 "Employment of new men and their liability to injury, especially in . regard to foreign labor" (Carrow)..........................................................6:991-997 Examination on book of rules...............................................................................6:959-966 . Training in safety............................................................. 6:957-958, 959-960; 7:992-997 New England Safety Council report.................................................6:380-382; 7:1S1-182 New Haven Doca.1 Council report................................ 5:S4-SS; 6:382-384; 7:173-174 "New ideas and methods to keep employes interested in safety work" (Dunlap) ......................................................................................................................................7:586-591 New Jersey flre drills and fire protection...................................................................2:46-65 CUMULATIVE INDEX 1215 ' PAGES "New kinks in eye protection" (Park).......................1:1.................................6:1279-1283 New York Local Council report.......................................4:100-102; 5:75-76; 6:389-390 Newbern, R. H , Discussion of W. B, Spaulding's paper-----------------------3:246-251 Newell, William: "General hazards of woodworking industry"............................................4:706-708 "What could manufacturers of woodworking machines do to make their machines more safe?".........................................................................6:1141-1143 News letters........................................................................................................................................6:1107-1108 Niagara Frontier Local Council report....................................................................6:405-406 Nicholl, H. A., "Some methods of securing and sustaining the co-operation of trainmen in accident prevention work"....................................... 6:663-670 "Nitric and mixed acid, Fume poisoning from" (De Blois)..........5:1504-1510 Noland, Dr. Lloyd, "Organization of systems of First aid in plants" ..............................................................................................................................................4:430-442 Nominating committees: Report of N. S. C..................................................4:67-69; 5:46-49; 6:40-43; 7:44-46 For reports of section nominating committees, see name of section, subhead Nominating committee. Non-English speaking foreigner, see Foreign workmen. - Noonan, V. T., "Safety program of the Rochester railway and light company" ......................................................................................................................-.....................2:34-37 Norris, Henry, "How the Safety movement is helping the electric railway meet its problems"........................................................................................................5:213-221 Northeastern Ohio Safety Council report...............................................................7:174-175 Northern California Safety Council report............................................................. 7:171-172 Norton company's department of health and sanitation...........................4:391-397 "Number 19 orders," Handling.....................................................................................6:1103-1104 Nurses: Appraisal of services of industrial...............................................................................6:321 Duties of industrial..................... 6:320 "Need for visiting nurses in industry" (Crandall)...........................6:315-322 Organizing a nursing system.............................................................................--6:271-272 Personality of ....................................................................................................... 6:333-335 Plea for trained......................................................................................................................6:273-274 Small plant problems...........................................................................................................6:272-273 Visiting .................................................................................................................................................6:1206 "Visiting nurse in industrial welfarework" (Wright)....................5:545-553 "Vital importance of the trained nurse in industrial welfare work" (Hughes) ............... 4:131-139 Nutt, B. W., Discussion on eye protection................................................................7:833-838 Oakes, C. E., "Need of uniform safety standards".........1.1.........................7^619-624 "Objections to Health supervision. Some of the" (Hamilton). O'Brien, W. L., Factory inspection in Kansas.............................................. 424-427 1:73-75 "Occupational diseases" (Andrews)....................................................................................2:91-94 "Occupational diseases" (Hayhurst)............................................................................5:640-646 Ochsner's fluid.............................................................................................................................................6:305 Ordinances for regulation of traffic. See Traffic laws. Oedema 6:844 1216 CUMULATIVE INDEX Office safety ............. PAGES 5:1413 Officers of N S. C3:297: 4:643-644: 5:379-380: 6:368-169; 7:1S7-189 Officers of Sections, see name of section, suthead. Nominating committee report. Oilers ........................................... 5:434-435 Omaha Local Council report............................. 6:398-399 Open-air meetings......................................................................................-.......6:366, 369-370, 413 Open hearth, process: Furnaces ............................................... 4:685-686 "Hazards'' (Rice).....................................................................-...............................6:1215-1222 "Safety in constructing and operating open hearth steel mills" (Greenwood) ----------------------------------- 5:493-500 "Safety in open-hearth, operation" (Thorpe *5:485-492 "Openers, pickers, cards, etc.. Hazard's or* (Swallow)4:368-373 "Operation of railroads. Relation between time lost on account of accidents and injuries and" (Anderson)---------------------- 6:968-975 "Cre dressing plants. Hazards and safeguards in" (McKaig).--7:10S0-10S7 Organization of a co-operative safety society" (Van Sshaack)..........1:252-253 Organization of N. S. C., New plan of------------------------------------- 6:18-21 "Organization of systems of First aid in plants" (Noland)...............4:439-442 Organization, Safety: Electric railway company's plan with team`captains..............................7:746 Electric railway section Standardization committee report....5:199-203 Gas company ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:499-500 "How to organize for safety" (Morris)........................................................ 7:84-95 "How to organize for safety" (Price)..............................................................6:92-98 "How to secure the co-operation of superintendents, foremen and men" (Moedtke)------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7:517-528 "In the woodworking and logging industry" (Fellmer)....................6:1119-1124 Ludlow manufacturing associates' plan5:362-363 Plan of safety section of 17. S. Railroad Administration..................7:S65-867 Public safety organization outline(Campbell).........................................5:812-823 "Sawmill, How to organize safety in" (Barker)...................................5:424-429 Size of, clerical help, etc--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7:10S-110 Steamship company------------------------------------------------------- 6:601 "Organized safety--N. C. X, S." (Neill)....................................................................2:74-81 Organized safety session------------------------------------------------------------- 2:68-100 "Origin of Safety methods and prevention of infection" (Booth.)--.5:533-541 Orth, G. A : Address of chairman.......................................... .......................................................6:879-880 Chairman, car bunders' sectionmeeting.;,!------------------------------------------6:879-940 "Handling materials--(a) cranes, (2) chains and cables, (c) auto truck and electrics"---------.-----------------------------------------------------------.-----6:881-890 Osmer, Lynn, "A Prayer"..................................................................4:354; 5: Preface p. iv Oswald, Jacob, "Is supervision of beneficiaries necessary?"-------------7:226-228 "Our foreigner; what are we doing to help him help himself?" (Young) ...............................................................................................................................1:302-307 "Oven designed with relation to safety. Enameling" (Shaw)_____6:760-763 CUMULATIVE INDEX 1217 . PAGES "Oxygen rescue apparatus and physiological effects on men, Status of'' (Paul) ____________6:1436-1438 "Packing and plant handling of hazardous chemicals, with special refer ence to returned empties" (Laury)...................................................~............6:874-877 Paige, C. E., "Safety wrinkles around a gas plant".................................5:1425-1 133 Painting steel cars.........................................................................................................................6:938-940 Palmer, H. W., "Safety as it is practiced in the Western lumber in dustry " _____________:1:235-240 Palmer, L. R.: ' Accident statistics committee report prepared by Dr. Meeker....5:33-39 Address of President of 1ST. S. C...........................--.......................-j------------------------6:4-7 Chairman, 4th Division, General round table session------------------5:132-139 Chairman, Industrial preparedness committee.........................................6:24-25 Chairman, Round table session.......................................................3:146-160, 203-233 Educational committee report_____*.....................................................................~4:55-60 Presiding offcer. Business session................................................................................6:1-52 Presiding officer. General session............................................. 6:53-79 Report o conference at Panama Pacific international expo sition ........................................................................................................................................4:76-77 Response at Banquet------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5:381, 407 "Panama Canal, Some of the hygienic measures taken during the con struction of" (Evans).................. 3:161-164 "Panama Pacific exposition" (Lively)------------------------------ 2:22-25 Panama Pacific exposition. Conference at....................J/L.........................................4:76-77 Paper and pulp industry: Accident statistics .............................................!.--..................................................5:1328-1329 Accident statistics of Hammermill paper company...........................7:565-566 Employment departments------------...............................................................................4:318-320 Inspection methods..............................................................................................................4:312-318 "Paper mill lighting" (Price)........................................ 5:1322-1327 Safeguarding machinery .................................................. 4:297-301 Safety instructions and warnings for danger.........................................4:305-312 Sanitation in paper mill.................:........................................................................5:1375-1377 Woodyard hazards ..........................................................................................................4:301-305 Paper and pulp section: ;_ Accident causes and remedies committee report...........................5:1318-1321 Delegates attending session.......................................................................................7:555-556 Minutes ol meetings................4:295-320; 5:1317-1379; 6:415-453; 7:555-580 Nominating committee...........................................................................5:1377; 6:417-418 Round table .......................,J....................................................................,.......................5:1371-1376 Safe Practices committee report (Pounsford).........................................6:416-417 Secretary's report ( Pounsford ).............................................................................6:415-416 Park, L. L., "New kinks in eye protection".!..............................................6:1279-1283 Parker, D. J, "Mine rescue cars of the government"6:1426-1436 Parker, D. J. and Steidle, Edward, "Mine signboards and signals" ................................................................................................................:... .5:919-925 Parker, J. C., Discussion of P. C. Schwedtman's paper............ .3:285-289 ISIS Ct'Mi't-ATlVE INPF.X Parresine: PAGES "Experience with ambrine and parresine at Pittsfield works" (Ashe) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:695-7X2 Formula for..............................................-...........-.........................................................................6:70S Parsons. D. 23- "Mission of the municipal publicity expert"...............7:736-738 Patterson. Tir. F. D.: . Ae-'-idem causes and remedies com*. . .ee report (Chemical section i _____________________________________--------------------------- --5 1483-1490 Address of XVelcome............................................................................................................................4:3-5 Chairman. I'niversal danger signs sessions------------------------------------;5:145t181 Danger sign committee report..............A*......................................................4:36-43; 5:39 Industry's responsibility for the industrial cripple"-------------------7:312-314 Medical supervision in small plants"------------- ------------------------------------------4:427-430 "Present status of the protection of the worker in the lead'T.ndustry in the V. S".~L...................................................................................---......-3:165-167 "Reduction of health hazards"____________________________________________5:754-757 "Htlaiion of workmen's compensation laws to the accident prevention movement" ________________________________________ ______________1____.......................5:955-966 Paul. J. tv.: ": "Qualifications of a mine foreman"_____*5:929-932 "Status of oxygen rescue apparatus and physiological effects on men" _______________________________________ 6:1436-1438 Pearce. XV. C.. "Accident prevention in the electrical field"-------------6:523-530 "Peddling papers" (Banks)-----------------------------------------------------------------------------5:1183-1184 "Pennsylvania department of labor and industry" (Jackson)---------------2:81-90 Penrose, Charles, "Station safeguarding"......................................................5:1383-1410 Pension plan of Sears-R.oeb-u.ck company------------------------------------------------- 6:1292-1293 Peoria Local Council report...............................................................-.........................................4:83 Perkins, Frances, "Necessity for reaching both the employer and employe in fire prevention"....................................................................................... 2:65-67 Perry, I>. AT., "Industrial betterment `Special'"...................................................1:224-227 Perry, Rev. J. D., Opening Prayer------------------------------------------------------------ -.4:1-2 Pettibone, C. E., "Testing mine rescue apparatus"............................-.5:1039-1047 Pettibone, Dr. E. L., "Dental clinic as an efficiency factor in increasing production" .....................................................................-...................................................7:319-322 Petty, D. M.: Discussion of XV. P. Strickland's paper........................................................7:800-S01 "Electric hazards".......................................................................-____________________5:570-578 Pfantz, Dr. G. B........................A*------------,,----------------------------------------------------------------------6:975 Phelps, D. A., "Employment, medical supervision and safety"....5:679-686 Philadelphia Local Council report........................................................3:5S-59; 6:396-398 Photographs, Use of.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*.............6:796 "Physical condition of workshops where women are employed" (Copp) ................................................................................................................................*--7:434-438 Physical examination of employes: / Canadian munitions board's system...............................................................6:837-838 Character of examinations........................................................................1............6:241-245 Chicago tubercular institute's campaign (Sachs)..............................3:181-182 Discussion, by Dr. A. M. Harvey..................................................................................3:183-184 CUMULATIVE INDEX 1219 Physical examination..of employes: * pages Discussion by Dr. G. M. Price...............................................................................3:179-180 General discussion_______________________3:179-194, 214-220, 222 Medical and physical inspection of employes (Ashe)----------5:1285-1293 Model record blank........................................................................................................7:257-259 "Physical examination of employes'' (Post)5:62S-633 "Physical examination of workers" (Scheresehewsky)-------------3:172-179 Question of less rigid examination during present labor situ ation .,..........................................................................................................................................6:239 Re-examinations (Mock) ___5:734-737 . Relation to employment department (Young)5:521 Relation to labor turnover--..................................................................................6:445-446 Relationsbip between accident prevention, employment and--7:670-673 Report of Standardization committee of Electric street railway sec tion _____1.................................................................................................................................5:199 Standard report forms................................................................................................6:197-198 Toledo railways and light company...............................................................6:233-234 Value (Booth)___________ 5:537-538 See also Health supervision. "Physicians in industry" (Selby)....................... 7:324-333 Picker machine__________________-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:470 . "Pickers, cards, openers,:'etc.. Hazards of" (Swallow).......................4:368-373 "Picric acid and trinitrotoluol. Prevention and treatment of cases of poi soning by" (Chaffee).-------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------6:866-869 Pits, Cinder, see Cinder pits. . Pits, Drop, see Drop pits. Pittsburgh Local Council report--------------------------------------- -------------4:85-87; 5:69-72 "PJa-Safe game"------------------1______________7.____________________________________________5:209 "Placing women in. industry"(Ashe).........................................................................7:817-820 "Planers, Safeguarding of joiners and" (Barker).....................................4:709-713 Planing mill edger, see Edgers-Planing mill. "Plant picnics and massmeetings and their relation to safety"--5:1371-1375 "Plant railroad hazards" (Baltzell).........................................................................7:775-778 Platforms, Standard...................................................................................................................4:148-152 "Pneumatic tools, Effects of the use on the nervous system" (Barnes) ________.'..........................................................................................................7:1029-1033 "Poisoning in the manufacturing of airplane wings. Dope" ( Hamilton ) _________________________________________________ _________________6:54 0-558 Poles, Stepping of....................................................................................................................6:495-496 "Police and fire" (Atwood)................................................................................................5:586-595 Police' call system, Garuewell....................................................................................................5:390 Porter, H. J. P-, "Exist facilities"..................................................................................2:40-48 Post, Dr. "W. E., "Physical examinationof employes"................... 5:628-633 Potter, E. F., Discussion of S. M. Braden's paper.........................................1:I7S-1S2 Pounsford, A. G.: - Safe practice committee report (Paper and pulp section)____ 6: 116-417 "Safety in the plants of the Ontario pulp and paper manufacturers' safety association, Toronto,Canada"..............................................5:1352-1358 Secretary's report (Paper and pulp section)6. 415-416 3220 CVMITLATIVE ISDEX Power houses: PAGES Accident statistics----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5:282, 2%S "Power houses. Hazards. of" (Fisher)----------------------------------------- ------5:281-287 Power presses: Clutch-starting' mechanism for multiple presses,________________6:917,918 Grounding punch presses________________________________________.--6:826-827 Hydraulic ____,_______________________________________6:907-908 In automobile factory-..6:767-769 Method of removing dies from large presses------------------------------1.6:911-912 Press forming work.______________________________________________________ 6:906-911 "Safe operation of punch presses" (Roach)____________7:480-484 "Practical aspects of public safety work" (Burgess)_________________5:846-859 "Practical experience with methods of health supervision" (Clarke) ...........................................................................................................................-4:391-397 "Practical health work for the industries, large and small" ( Darlington) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------v____-__7:249-257 "Practical results obtained in safety" (Forster),3:137-142 "Practical shop safety" (Bird)....................................................................................1:218-219 "Practical welfare work in foundries" (Ashe)-----------------------------------...6:728-737 "Practice of mine ventilation" (Mitke).......;---------------------------------------- 7:1089-1093 Prayer; Safety (Osmer)-4:354; 5:Prefaee p. iv Prayer opening First Co-operative Safety Congress---------------------L------------------ 1:7 Prayer opening the Fourth Annual Meeting of the N. S. C ---------------4:3.-2 -- Prayer opening the Fifth Annual Meeting of the N. S. C;...5:l-2 Prayer opening the Sixth Annual Meeting of the 1ST. S. C--........................6:1-2 Prayer opening the Seventh Annual Meeting of the N. S. C,7:7-8- "Present status of the protection of the worker in the lead industry in . the XT. S." ( Patterson)............................................................................................3:165-167 President's annual address: ( Campbell) ________________________________________ ______________-___________3:7-15; 4:9-18 (Morey) .................--...................----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5:7-13 ( Palmer ) '.......................................................-..............................................................................................6:4-7 ( Van Schaack )----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7:11-20 Presses, Punch, see Punch presses. ." "Prevention and treatment of cases of poisoning by trinitrotoluol and picric acid" (Chaffee)--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------,6:866-869 "Prevention of accidents"(Richards)------------------ 5:1093-1104 "Preventing of accidents between street cars and automobiles" . (Low) ______ 5:225-235 "Prevention of accidents due to coupling and uncoupling cars" ' ( Switzer) -------------------------------------------------------------...................................................................-7:925-928 "Prevention of accidents due to employes getting on and off moving cars and engines" ( Boltzell)______________________________________________________6:1043-1047 "Prevention of accidents due to the use of tools and machinery" , (More) ----------------------------------- ..6:1006-1014 "Prevention of accidents in railroad shops and roundhouses'" ( Bradshaw ) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1:15 3-160 "Prevention of accidents to trainmen--what can and has been done" (Braden) ----------- 1:166-178 CUMULATIVE INDEX 1221 . Price, C. W.: . PACES Chairman, General round table meeting.....................................................4:717-759 Chairman, Local Council officers and committeemen's special meet ing _____.________________........ 6:365-375; 7:133-163 Chairman, Round 'table sessions......................................----------------------------2:141-187 "How to organize for safety"............................................................................... ....6:92-98 "Paper mill lighting".....__________________________________________--5:1322-1327 "Safety as insured by state bureaus"..........................................................2:107-113 "Safety in U. S. Government work''-................................................i---------6:533-538 "Wisconsin Industrial commission plan of promoting safety"--1:61-66 Work with United States Employes' Compensation Commis sion '_____________________________ _______________________________________..6:118-119 Price, Dr. G. M.: Discussion of Dr. J. W. Schereschewsky's paper3:179-1S0 "Health problems in the chemical industries"5:1490-1495 "Industrial sanitary standards".........................................................................3:195-197 "Medlclae in tlie industries"..^ ------------------- , , ..-------------------------- ---------: 252-255 "Systems of health supervision".....................................................................4:386-390 Price, J. P., Report of educational work---------------------------------------------------------------5:54 "Printing, bleaching, dyeing and finishing. Hazards of" (Hale) ....4:376-380 Pritchett, E. K.: . Chairman, Logging, lumbering and woodworking section meeting ________________________________________________________.5:407-444 Chairman, Woodworking section meeting________6:1111-1143; 7:585-613 Prizes: , Best papers on some subject related to safety................................................6:668 Bonus system in safety work------------------------------------------------------------------------5:97-99 Contest- conducted by Columbus railway, power and light com pany ............................................................................................................... --..................5:249 For es ays on safety work...............................................................................................6:502 For good safety records. -_____________________________________________7:812-813 For suggestions........................................................................................................3:212; 6:726 Inland steel company's method..............-.6:131 Methods of rewarding employes.........................................................................7:909-910 "To employes or committeemen for .safety work" (Wilson) ....4:501-503 Value in stimulating safety work.....................................................................5:131-139 "Problems in the sanitation and ventilation of textile mills" (Dolke) ..............................................................'.---------------------------------------------------------6:456-466 "Problems of returning injured men" (Morgan)6:1310-1315 Proceedings, Printing of___________________5:40-46 Production increased by welfare work..........................................................................6:212 Profit-sharing pension-plan of Sears-Roebuck Company6:1292,1293 Program committee report--N. S. C. (Cameron)____4:22; 5:17; 6:18; 7:27 Program committee reports of Sections,' see name of Section, subhead. Program committee report. "Progress and possibilities of accident prevention work" (Dow)__6:66-79 "Progress in fire prevention methods" (Meek).................................................2:38-40 "Progress of safety in iron and steel industry" ^Chaney)5:455-465 Promotion of sub-foremen influenced by record inv safety worlc....S: 134-135 1222 CUMULATIVE INDEX . PAGES - Promotion policy-------------------------------------------- ................................................................6:450-451' Prone pressure method of artificial respiration, see Resuscitation---Prone pressure method. Prosser, C. A., "Technical re-education of the war cripple"------------7:296-299 "Protecting women in industry"--(Sexnple)_____________________________--6:54-65 "Protection of men working on and about tracks" (Morris)_____6:1055-1057 Psychology in safety work-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7:89 Public, Education of the, see Education of the Public. Public accidents. Analyzing........................................................................................6:349-350 "Public accidents--what they mean in monetary value" (Whitney) ____________________________________________________________-7:402-406 "Public in cooperative accident prevention, Public utilities companies interesting the" (Spoehrer)7:652-660 Public safety: " ' Accident statistics....................................................................................................... 7:403-406 Chicago railways' work............................................................................,-----------------2:26:27 "City planning as related to" (Adams and Bartholomew)--.7:355-364 General discussion---------------------- 5:825-829 Organization of activities as outlined' by R. W. Campbell.__5:812-823 "Practical aspects of Public Safety work"---------------------------------------5:846-859 "Problem of" (Whittle)________________ 3:127-137 "Public safety" (Hoffman)----------------------------------------------------------------,-.7:364-368 Public safety commission of Chicago and Cook County...............2:127-137 "Public safety education in the public schools" (Morley)-.......5:838-843 "Public safety work of public service companies" (Bullock)__5:801-802 "Railroads and" (Wilson)___________________________________4:118-127, 458-466 Rally of Buffalo Local Council-------------------------------------------------------: .3:379-380 Report of committee on (Talbert).''---...----------------------------------------------------- ,--7:43 . Rochester campaign _________________________ 7:390-392 "Street traffic regulations in relation to public safety" (Eno) ..5:829-834 Public safety section: Minutes of meetings.--.------------------------------5:797-860; 6:341-364; 7:349-408 Nominating committee report-------------------------------------------5:860; 6:359; 7:401 Plan and scope committee report----------------------------------------------------....6:359-360 Program committee report---------------- 7:387-388 Public utilities companies: "Accident prevention in small companies" (Maelachlan)----7:694-701 Accident statistics ------- 5:513-514 Boston Edison company's experience of time lost through accident and sickness -------------------- 7:672 Conclusions from the study of accident statistics--------------------------------7:668 "Public safety work of" (Bullock)................................. 5:801-809 Results accomplished by safety work--Statistics---------------------------.7:684-685 Results obtained by safety organizations----------------------- 7:653 "Rochester railway and light company's safety program" (Noonan) I----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2:34-37 "Safety as a means of bettering the relations between the public and" (Insull) .................................................................. 3:234-239 CUMULATIVE INDEX 1223 Public Utingles "section: PAGES Delegates attending session----------------------------------------------------------------------------7:649-715 Membership committee report......................................................................................6:487-488 Minutes of meetings4:321-44S; 5:1381-1445; 6:483-531; 7:649-715 Nominating committee reports:........5:1424-1425; 6:488, 497; 7:705, 715 Program and publicity committee report------------------------------------------------6:485-486 Safe practices committee report-.............................. 6:486-487 Safe practice pamphlets recommended..................................................................7:650 Publicity for safety,: "Mission of the "municipal publicity expert" (Parsons)'................7:736-738 National safety first billboard and other means------------------------------7:741-745 "Nationalizing the safety idea" (Ring)-------------------------------------------------- 7:68-71 Pumps (Mining equipment)....................................... 6:1467-1468, 1473-1474, 1480-1482 Punch boxes-----------------------------1...........................................-.---------------------------------------------------------6:476 Punch presses, see Power presses. Purchasing department's relation to safety.................................................................1:230 Purifier boxes............................................................................................................................................6:508-509 "Qualifications of a mine foreman" (Paul).............................................................5:929-932 Quarries ................................................................................................................................................. 4:193-196 Quarry accidents .........................................................................................................5:321-322 "Quarry ar.d mill. Safe practices in" (Baker)....................................................5:334-345 Questionnaires .............................................c--------------------------------------------------------- --------------6:824-826 Railroad Section, see Steam Railroad Section. Railroad trespassing, see Trespassing on railroads. Railroad, Warehouse and Public Service Commissions, Anti-trespass law recommended by the special committee of the National Convention of ..........................................................--...1....................................................................5:1130-1131 Railroads: . Accident statistics ...............-.................................................................................................1:18-20, 23-25; 4:121-123, 461-462, 482-501; 5:512-513, 1099; 6:73-74;v 7:861 Cost of accidents.....................................................................................................................7:861-862 Decrease in accidents.....................................................................................................................7:893 Discussion of shop accidents...................................................................................5:1202-1211 Grade crossing accidents.--.............................................................................A....4:482-501 "How shall injuries re&'dlting from train operation, other than col lisions or derailments, be prevented?" (Metcalfe)............5:1211-1218 Interstate commerce commission's safety measures...............................1:18-35 , Intrayard __________;__________________________________________________________6:1194-1196 Letter from XT. S. Railroad administration autborizing membership in N. S. C.......................... 7:847 "Most frequent causes of injury to track and bridge men and the best way to eliminate these causes" (Banks)___________5:1187-1190 "Plant hazards" .(Baltzell)............................................................. ................................7:775-778 "Prevention of accidents" (Richards)5:1093-1104 "Prevention of accidents in shops and roundhouses" (Bradshaw) ................ Prizes for safety work. .1:153-160 .4:501-505 1224 CUMULATIVE INDEX Railroads: . pages "Public safety and the" (Wilson)................................................4:118-127, 458-466 Question of hiring men who have been dismissed by some other road because of violations of safetyrules---------------------------------------- 5:1261-1263 Relation of the officers of railroad companies to the safety-first ' organizations ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5:1177-1187 Safety appliance acts_________________________________________________________ 1:21-23 Safety appliances required by Interstate commerce commission ____________________________________________________________7:981-989 Safety committees .............. 5:1158-1173 "Safety in transportation"-----------------------------------------------------------------------...2:116-124 "Safety problems of" (Spaulding)....................--............................................3:239-246 Safety work conducted on_________________________________ 4:453-457 Section men. Prevention of accidents to................................................5:1190-1197 "Shop accidents" (Winston)------------------ 5:1197-1202 What the passenger should do to prevent accidents.................................................................................~___5:1107-1109, 1113-1114 Wbat they have done and are doing for the passenger's safety_________________________--..........................................5:1104-1107, 1109-1113 See also Electric Railway Section, Steam Railroad Section. Railroads, Plant, Safety standards for7:780-783 Rails, Loading and unloading of............................................................... 6:1021-1022 Rasmussen, W. R.: Western Pennsylvania division plan....7:134-142 Rausch, C. C., "What the government is dc*ng in safety engineering" ....................................................--............................................................7:756-759 Ray, R. R.: Acting chairman. Nominatingcommittee................................ 6:40-43 "Sheet metal handling"---------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:766-770 Raymond, R. M., "Standardization of mine cars in metal ` mines" ........................................................................ ........................................................7:1071-1073 Reaching officers and obtaining their co-operation (Steam railroad section round table meeting)................................................................................................. --7:955-971 Reading Local Council report................................................................... 6:376 "Real problem of the safety engineer" (Hook)...................................................7:81-83 "Reaming, riveting and drilling" (Guilbert).................................................... .-..6:918-927 Reber, L. E., Report of Educational committee....................................................5:49-55 "Recent application of safety devices to textile machinery as seen from the machine builders' viewpoint" (Beyer)------------------------1--------------6:479-482 "Recognition of the surgeon in industrial operations" (Sherman) ..1:291-297 Red Cross examinations......................................................................................................4:446-447 "Red Cross, Industrial first-aid by the American" (Shields).................1:36-45 Red Cross Society co-operates with Conference committee on Safety education, American ____________________________-------------------------------------:-------5:57-58 Redfern, J. N., "Mutual value to employer and employe of a benefit association" ..................................................................................................................-5:1448-1452 Reduction of accidents. Methods for, see Education of workmen. "Reduction of health hazards" (Patterson)........................................................ 5:754-757 Reed, M. W., "Hoisting ropes"................................................................................7:1106-1X12 "Re-education of the war cripple. Technical" (Prosser)........................7:296-299 CUMULATIVE INDEX 1-225 * PAGES "Re-employment of the war. cripple" (Little)...............:-------------------------------7:301-306 Reflectors, Lamp (illus.)-.-..........................................................-....................................5:1324-1325 "Regulation, Standardized Federal and State Safety" (Rosa).....--.5:786-792 Re-habilitation of the injured, see Soldiers, Injured; Workmen, Injured. Reid, S. H.,_ Discussion of Wills Maclachlan's paper------------------------------7:694-701 "Relation between time lost on account of accidents and injuries and the operation of railroads" (Anderson)--------------------------------------------------------6:968-975 "Relation of compensation to safety" (Crownhart)-------------------------------------1:57-61 "Relation of employment department, to general safety problem in paper mills" (Stokes) ;.....................................................................................:...........................4:318-320 "Relation of industrial sanitation to public health" (Young)___^___3:200-202 "Relation of the eight-hour day to safety" (Jackson)-----------------------5:1359-1368 "Relation of workmen's compensation laws to the accident prevention movement" (Patterson) 5:955-966 Reninger, H. A., "Safeguarding conveyors and elevators'".....................4:189-192 Report forms: ... Absenteeism (weekly)--------------------------------------------------i----------------------------------6:200-201 Accident report blank code (Penn. dept, of labor and industry) .....................................................................................................................5:1487-1490 First report of accident to employee----------------------------------------------------------3:23-24 Health service section standard forms committee report______6:196-202 Labor turnover..............................-...................................................................-.................6:201-202 Physical^. examination ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6:197-198 Railroad '------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:1062-1063, 1107 Recommendation for standard form for first report of accident to employe ____________________ _________________________________________5:38 Sickness (weekly) ________________________________________ 6:199-200 Suggested forms for classification of causes of railroad accidents _____________________________________________________5:1080-1081 Suggested form for safety inspector's report (The Associated companies) ..:___________________________________5:950-953 Reporting of accidents (Cement industry).............................................................5:351-354 "Rescue apparatus and physiological effects on men. Status of oxygen" - (Paul) ...........................................................................................................................:...___6:1436-1438 "Rescue cars of the government. Mine" (Parker)_____________ 6:1426-1436 "Rescue stations. Equipment and organization of mine" (Moorsbead) ---------------------------------------------------------------- 6:1407-1416 Rescue teams. Training and apparatus of mine....................... 6:1416-1419 Resolution deprecating use of alcoholic drinks-1...3:221, 267 Resolutions committee report: (Campbell) ..........................--...------------............................................................15:17-25 (Morey) ---------------------------------------------------------------------3:26-28; 48:22-26; 6:18-21, 45 - (Robertson) _____________________________________________________________________7:27-28 Resolutions of Association of ii'on and steel electrical engineers re; a national safety organization................:____________________ 1-------------------------------1:3-4 Respirators: _ Chemical industries.....................................----------6:842-843, S45-847, 852, 870-871 Mine use ..................................................................................... 7:1036-1039 122G CUMULATIVE INDEX Responsibility for accidents: PAGES Putting the blame on one man................................................................. ..........6:1242-1243 Superintendents and foremen----------------------------------------------------------------------------5:95-97 "Responsibility of explosives manufacture and handling" (De Blois) 7:616-619 "Responsibility of the7 state to the industrial cripple" (Mackey)-7:309-312 "Results accomplished" (McCurdy)--...----------------------------------------------------------4:397-403 Results accomplished by safety work among electric railway companies -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5:213-221 "Results obtained by keeping mine accident records" (Fay) _..7:1052-1058 "Results obtained in Safety" (Forster)-------------------------------------------------------------3:137-142 Resuscitation: . "Comparative manual methods" (Harmer)....................................................7:705-711 Experience with (Strickland)......................................................................................7:711-712 Experiences of various members with..........................................................6:1272-1276 From electric shock--Standard directions for.................................................4:29-30 "From electric shock, traumatic shock, drowning and asphyxiation from every cause by means of artificial respiration" (Lauffer) .......................................................................................................................... ....6:323-327 Mode and mechanism of prone-pressure method.............................6:1266-1267 Prone pressure method illustrated-------------------------------------------------------4:28; 7:713 Prone-pressure method should be taught all employes_______________ 6:520 Sylvester-Laborde method ...................................................................................--.................6:323 "Review of educational methods" (Elam)...............................................................7:803-807 "Review of electrical hazards" (Strickland)--_________ 7:795-799 "Reward of thought for others" (Howarth)..........................................................6:420-423 Rhodes, J. E,, "What Southern pine mills are doing to reduce personal injuries" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7:602-604 Rice, G. S., "Mechanical ventilation of metal mines".........................6:1497-1504 Rice, L. M,, "Open-hearth hazards"----------- :............................................................6:1215-1222 Richards, R. C.: Address at Banquet--------------------------------- 5:382-385 Opening remarks. Transportation session--------------------------------------------1:129-134 Presiding officer. Transportation session.......................................................1:129-191 "Prevention of accidents"--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5:1093-1104 Reduction of accidents by law..................................................... 1:52-53* "Safety in transportation"................................................................................................2:116-124 . "Value of the National Safety Council to railroad safety organizations" .............................................................................................................4:542-545 Ring, John, Jr., "Nationalizing the safety idea".......................................................7:68-71 "Rip saw accidents and their prevention" (Lovett)............................6:1124-1129 Risteen, Dr. A. D.: . "Inspection of crane chains"..................................................................................--4:625-628 "Safety inspection methods for large and small paper mills"..4:312-318 Riveting ................--......................................................................................................................................6:110 8 "Riveting, drilling and reaming" (Guilbert)..........................................................6:918-927 Roach, John, "Need for uniform standards in the manufacture and ship ment of explosives"-................................................................................................. 6:564-567 CUMULATIVE INDEX 1227 " * PAGES Roach, W. W., "Safe punch press operation"................................................7:480-484 Roberts, J. C., "Safety measures in the Rocky mountain mining district" ______________________________________________:-----------------------------1:98-103 Roberts, Dr. Peter, Report of educational work..............................................5:53-54 Robertson, H. H.: Resolutions committee report7:27-28 Robertson, J. A.: Chairman, 2nd division, General round table session....................5:106-116 "Effective co-operation between employers and employee".--3:289-293 Robertson, L. B., Discussion of J. A. Robertson's paper.___________3:293-296 Robinson, F. S-, "Benefits of accident prevention in contracting"..?: 547-550 Roche, J. Xu., "How .the attitude of the public toward the ra'h-oad company is influenced by systematic safety work".........................................--5:205-213 Rochester Local Council report.........3:60-67; 4:94-100; 6:392-396; 7:167-170 Rochester public safety campaign:----------------------------------------------------------- 7:390-392 Rochester railway & light company's safety program---------------------------2:34-37 Rockwell, J. S.: "Highway crossing accidents--their causes, and how they can be reduced" __________-....................................................................................5:1141-1148 "Why participation in war makes necessary increased endeavors along safety lines"----------------------------------------------------------------------------6:954-958 Rohweder, A. V., Discussion of C. W. Hammond's paper......................7:899-900 Roll gears, see Gears, Roll. Rollers, Drawing-off ...................................................................................................--6:477-478 Roller,.;, Feed ________________________--------------------------------------- 6:475 Rolling mills: Discussion of safety in___5:569-570 "Safety in operation of" (Hook).------------------------------------------------------5:563-568 Ropes: Bending stresses in wire...............................................................................6:1378-1379 "Early foreign history of" (Sigafoos)................................................--.6:1365-1375 General discussion of hoisting____________________________________6:1376-1394 "Hoisting" (Reed) ............................................'...............................................7:1106-1112 Shaft ................................................................................................................................5:994-1003 Tests of -.............................................,....................................................16:1377 Rosa, Dr. E. B.: Chairman, Public utilities section meeting.........................................4:3214J54 "Standardized Federal and state safety regulation"......................5:786-792 Rose, J. C., "Automobile grade crossing accidents"...............................4:482-487 Rosseland, F. a7., "Ideal Local program for large-sized communities" 7:150-155 Round table session. General... ___________j__2:141-187 ; 3:146-160, 203-233; 4:717-759; 5:91-144; 6:125-166 Rousseau. A,, "Indian Hill development'"........................................................7:570-573 Rubber mats ________________________________________-..............................................6:529-530 Rule books in foreign languages.....................................................................................6:936 "Rules and regulations for traveling cranes" (Bowie).........................6:890-897 Rules, Safety: Employe must sign after becoming familiar with them......................6:504 1228 CUMULATIVE INDEX Rules, Safety': pages Formulating --------------------------------------- 6:138-139 Rule books for foremen and workmen..........................,----------.--..2:158-159 Violation of ------------------- 6:965-967 Sacks, Dr. T. B., Discussion of Dr. J. W. Sehereschewsky's paper_3:181-182 "Safe construction of scaffolds and falsework" (Foltz)7:528-537 "Safe contracting" ( Greensfelder )......................................................................7:537-539 Safe load for chains................................................:-------------------------------------------- 4:614-621 "Safe and proper handling of track, bridge and building material" ( Broderick ) ................................................................................................. 6:1020-1025 "Safe and proper operation of hand and motor cars" (Watkins) ..............................................................................................................6:1029-1033 Safe Practices committee report--N. S. C. (Young) ..........................................................-........................5:25-29; 6:21-24; 7:28-30 Safe Practices committee reports of Sections, see name of Section, sub head, Safe Practices committee report. "Safe practices in quarry and mill" (Baker)----------------------------------- 5.: 334-345 "Safe practices in sheet mills" (Morris)--------------------------------------------6:1199-1207 Safeguarding a laundry--1..........................................................................................4:205-207 "Safeguarding belts and shafts" (Gunagan)__________________________4:157-165 "Safeguarding coal mills" (Young).......................................................................4:180-184 "Safeguarding conveyors and elevators" (Reninger)--..........................4:189-192 "Safeguarding machinery and other equipment" (Lynch)_________7:550-554 `Safeguarding machinery for making paper" (Walsh).......................4:297-301 "Safeguarding machines and tools" (Woltz).................................................4:594-598 "Safeguarding of bins, hoppers and tanks" (Hill)4:171-176 "Safeguarding of joiners and planers" (Barker)4:709-713 Safeguarding of machinery section meeting.................................................4:593-639 "Safeguarding quarries" (Croll)..........................................................................4:193-196 Safeguarding standards, see Standards, Safeguarding. "Safeguarding the most hazardous machines in woodworking plants" ( Burr) .........................-............1................................................................................5:429-444 "Safeguarding, Fundamental principles of" (Young)................................6:98-109 "Safeguarding, Modern methods of" (Heelan)................................................7:95-99 "Safeguards for abrasive machinery" (Tolsted).......................................4:602-609 "Safeguards for air compressors" (Eales)................................ 6:609-613 "Safeguards in shops. Construction of and cost of" (Guilbert) ....4:598-6.02 "Safeguards, Standardization of" (Hansen).................................................4:139-146 Safety agent, see Agent, Safety. "Safety and efficiency--how a new member tackles the problem" (Harvey) ....................................................................................................................5:257-265 "Safety and the foremen" (Herbert).....'..................................................6:1229-1238 "Safety and warfare" (Forster).................................................................................7:62-68 Safety and welfare activities of members of Electric railway ' section ..................................................................,..........................................................6:612-613 "Safety as a part of the education of an engineer" (Connelley)_lL3:110-119 "Safety as an asset to manufacturers" (Mix).............11.-3:267-296 "Safety as an indispensable part of an efficient manufacturing organiza tion" (Tener)........................................................................1...................................4:106-112  : ' ,, CUMULATIVE INDEX 1229 '. PAGES "Safety as an Investment" (Mix)............................................................................3:267-296 "Safety as applied to overhead cranes" (Smith)-------------------------------629-639 "Safety as insured by systematic fire and panic drills" (Bryan..)--1:78-80 "Safety as it is practiced in the Western lumber industry" i, (Palmer) .........................................................................................1............................... 1:235-240 "Safety as promoted by Federal Bureaus" (Chaney)..............................2:101-107 "Safety at blast furnaces" (Wilcox)---------------------------------------------------------- 5:465-479 Safety campaign. How to start a (N. S. C. bulletin)............................4:720-722 "Safety committee work in paper mills" (Altman)..5:1341-1348 Safety committees, see Committees, Safety. "Safety devices on electric street and interurban cars" (Cross)....5:292-305 "Safety devices on mine hoists" (Armstrong).............................................1:104-107 "Safety education. How graphic charts and bulletins help in" (Clapp) ..............................................................................................................................5:2431250 Safety education. Report of the Conference committee on (Wheaton) ..........................................................................................................................5:55-60 Safety education, see Education, Safety. .. Safety engineers, see Engineers, Safety. Safety exhibitions, see Exhibition, Safety. . Safety first federation of America, Greetings to4:22-23 "Safety first in coastwise shipping" (Wylie)____________________________6:598-602 "Safety first in Europe" (Jackson)--------------------------------------------------------------3:86-99 "Safety from an economic viewpoint" (Day)5:1419-1424 "Safety idea as related to credit granting" (Meek)___________________4:127-131 "Safety idea. Development of" (McCormick)4:112-118 "Safety in Bessemer operations" (Ayres).......................................................5:480-484 "Safety in coal mining" (Holmes) .....---------------------------------------------------------1:8-17 "Safety in coke oven operations" (Burr)_____________________5:554-560 "Safety in constructing and operating open hearth steel mills" (Greenwood ) --------------------------------------------------------------- 1--------------------------.5:493-500 "Safety in crane chain practice" (Morgan)...................................................4:613-621 "Safety in electrical installation in mines" (Clark)......................... 4:253-255 "Safety in hoisting and slope haulage". (Hood)........................... 5:988-991 "Safety In iron and steel industry, Progress of" (Chaney)...............5:455-465 '`Safety in open-hearth operations" (Thorpe)............................. 5:485-492 "Safety in operating lumber yards" (Seidel)--------------------------------------7:591-597 "Safety In rolling mill operations" (Hook)i5:563-568 "Safety in Southern cotton mills" (Bragdon)...........................................5:367-372 ."Safety In the home" (Forster)----------------------------------- 7:447-451 "Safety in the iron and steel industry" (Campbell)............................1:279-291 "Safety in the steel mill of today" (Burr)................................... 7:814-817 "Safety in the use of explosives" (La Motte).".........................................7:1115-1126' "Safety in United States Government work" (Price)6:533-538 "Safety.in yard practices" (Bennett)............................................................6:1193-1197 "Safety inspe .ion methods for large and small paper mills" (Riste 4:312-318 "Safety i:.. action in the schools" (Wilson).............................. .7:452-462 "Safety instructions and warnings for specific dangers in paper mills" (Williamson) ................................................................................................................4:309-312 3230 CUMULATIVE INDEX PAGES "Safety instructions and warnings for specific dangers in paper plants" (Gleason) _______4:305-309 "Safety, Fundamental principles of" (Carrow)................'..........................7:889-892 "Safety, loyalty and efficiency" (Abbott)...........................-6:975-980 "Safety measures in coal mines in Illinois"--------------------------------------1:122-125 "Safety measures in mines in the Southern Appalachian district" (Crockard) ...............................................................................................................1:107-114 "Safety measures in mines of Central Pennsylvania" (Moore)_____1:97-98 "Safety measures in the bituminous coal mines of "Western Pennsylvania" (Wilson) ________________________________________________________________1:114-122 "Safety measures in the Rocky Mountain mining district" (Roberts) .......................................................................................................K..................................1:98-103 Safety methods--History --------------------------------------------------------------------------5:533-541 Safety movement--History ..............................................................,......1:3-4, 54; 3:301 "Safety organization in the woodworking and logging industry" (Fellmer) ______ 6:1119-1124 "Safety practices in telephone work" (Naylon)--------------------------------6:489-495 "Safety precautions in the installation of electrical apparatus in mines" (Bright) ...............................................................................................................6:1461-1482 "Safety problems in the highways of the municipality" (Eno).......3:256-264 "Safety problems of the railroads" (Spaulding)....................................3:239-246 "Safety provisions in the textile industry abroad" (Caider)_____4:355-36S Safety, Public, see Public Safety. . "Safety regulation. Standardized Federal and State" (Rosa)._5:786-792 "Safety rules and organization in logging camps" (Goodman)....6:1111-1118 Safety signs, see Signs. ' "Safety work as it applies to tbe operation of electric generating and sub-station" (Burton)---------------------------------------------------------------------------------6; 514-521 "Safety work in gas companies" (Davies)..................................................6:498-513. "Safety work of the Ludlow manufacturing associates" (Fogler)_________ "Safety wrinkles around a gas plant," with illus. (Paige)____5:1425-1433 St. Louis, Mo., Invitation to hold Safety Congress in_________________6:43-44 St.' Louis accident map............................................................................................7:363-364 St. Louis Local Council report-----------------------------------------------------------------------------6:385 St. Louis plan for regulating the height, area and use of buildings--a public safety measure-.......--____________ 7:362-364 San Francisco Local Council report............................................................................ 3:67 Sand blasting ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:774-777 Sand buckets ...........................--------------------------.................................................4:683-684 Sand mills ........................................................ 4:685 Sanitation: Hygienic survey of arsenals and navy yards......................................... -.6:546 "Industrial sanitary standards" (Brice)------------------------------------------3:395-197 "Relation of industrial sanitation to public health" (Young)..3:200-202 "Sanitary standards inindustry" (Cousins)....................................:.6:267-271 Sanitary supervision ...............................................................................4:387-388, 396 "Sanitation" (Darlington) ........................................... -1:307-313 Sanitation, see also specific subjects, subhead Sanitation. CUMULATIVE INDEX 1231 Saunders, E. B.: PAGES "Moving picture mass-meetings for workmen"..................................7:15S-160 Sawmill edger, see Edgers--Sawmill.. . Sawmills: "Are sawmill industries keeping pace with accident prevention prog ress?" .....................................................................................................................7:604-608 `How to organize safety in" (Barker)--------- .5:424-429 "What Southern pinemills aredoing to reduce personal injuries" (Rhodes) .............................................. 7:602-604 Saws: "Band re-saw, band rip saw, circular trim and cut-off saw accidents and their prevention"(Harris)..............................................6:1133-1136 Circular ...........--...........................................................................................................6: S21-824 Cut-off (illus.)..............................................................................................................5:413-44*^ Hot _________ 6:806 ".Rip saw accidents and their prevention" (Dovett) _6:1124-LIES Saw carriage accidents........................................................... ____5:4.30-431 Trimmer ( illus.)_______________________ :______________ Scaffolding, Portable...........................i................................................ ________.'.5:441 .5:1434-1435. 1443 Scaffolds--Accidents--Statistics ................................................ .............................7:529 "Scaffolds and falsework, Safe construction of" (Foltz)......... ____7:528-537 Schaefer method of artificial respiration, see Resuscitation--Prone- pressure method. Schereschewsky, Dr. J. W.: Chairman, Industrial hygiene session......................................................3:195-202 Discussion of Dr. R. C. Cabot's paper......................................................5:708-709 Industrial hygiene committee report.......................................3:31-33; 4:28-30 "Physical examination of workers"..........................................................3:172-179 Report of Committee on standard forms relating to the conservation. of the health of workers______________________________________ ____6:196-202 `.`Standardization of systems of medical supervision"4:403-406 "Standards of industrial hygiene".........................................................5:760-768 Schermerhorn, James: > . Address at Banquet.................................1............................................................5:385-398 ""First set of fours".............................. ........................................................................7:195-201 Scholz, Carl, "Standardization of mine cars in coal mines".........6:1486-1491 School of instruction for electric railway employes6:672-675 Schools, Safety.-work in: Certificates of safety.................................................................................................2:19-20 Electric railway companies' methods............................................5:218, .260-261 General discussion.......................................................................-.__5:141-144, 843-817 Methods of getting safety first into the public schools.............7:128-131 "Public safety education in the public schools" (Morley)____5:838-813 Public school function inaccident .prevention...............................,6:1300-1301 Safety first lessons.......................... ................................................................5:809-810 "Safety instruction in the schools'" (Wilson)7:452-462 Safety patrols____________________________________ 5:841-842 See also Children, Safety work with. 123^ CUMULATIVE INDEX Schwedtman, F. C.: PAGES "Co-operation in safety work among manufacturers and trade asso ciations ------------------------------------...........................I3:276-281 Presiding officer. Allied associations sessions1:241-276 Scoreboards in safety campaigns5:99-100; 6:982 Scott, C. B.: ' Chairman, Public utilities section meeting_____________________7:649-715 Discussion of Herman Spoehrer's paper.................................................7:660-662 Finance committee report4:32-35 "Linemen and their hazards"_____________4:327-330 * "Report on investigation of automobile hazards"________________6:631-647 "What does the safety worker want the president of his company to know"--------------------------------------------------------------------;6:615-619 Scouts, Safety------------------------------------------------------------.----------------1________________5:218 Scoville, E. R., "How should the members of safety committees he selected and for what length of time should they serve?".____________.'5:1158-1.164 Screw conveyors -------.-----------------------------1------------------------------------ ---------------4:191-192 Searle, W. A... "Another side of the problem"................................................ 3:264-266 Sears-Roebuck profit-sharing pension plan...............................................6:1292-1293 Seattle Safety Council report--------------------------------------------------------'.-- ------7:178-179 Secretary's report--N. S. C. (Cameron)___..3:15-20; 4:19-22; 5:13; 6:8-12 Secretary's report--N. S. C., see also General Manager's report. Secretary's report. Sectional, see name of Section, subhead. Secretary's report. ; Section men, see Trackmen. r. Sectional organizations.;.....................................................................................................4:61-64 Sectional work of the National Safety Council4:746-747 "See Clear Compound" for goggles______________________________6:843 Seidel, Julius, "Safety in operating lumber yards"................................-.7:591-597 Selby, Dr. C. D., "Physicians in industry"_________7:324-333 "Self-seeker" (poem)-,_____________________________________________5:959-965 Selling coal at cost to employes....................................................................................6:735 Selling safety: "How to organize for safety" (Morris)...'...................................................7:84-95 "Real problem of the safety engineer" (Hook)..................---------.____7:81-83 "To employes" (Lynch)___:--._______________________ _____.__________7:487-492 To the "big boss"____________ ___;................................................................17:11.0-124 Semple, Mrs. Samuel: "Protecting women in industry".....................................................................6:54-65 "Women in industry, their work and their health"_____1--7:280-288 Septic cases. Treatment of.................................. 6:310-311 "Service" (Merrill)------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------'....3:303-305 ' "Service work and its value in industry" (Edwards)--.. ----6:423-430 Set screws--Safeguarding --.--------------: :---------------..................----.--6:104 Shafts, Revolving--Safeguarding projections on________________-- --6:104 Shafts, Safeguarding.------1--.--------------------------------------------------------...----------4:157-165 Shale, Mining of.----------,----------------------------------------------- -----------------------------1....5:339 "Shaper and jointer accidents and their prevention" (Krum)--.6:1129-1133 .' - CUMULATIVE INDEX 1233 ` PAGES Shattuck, S. F.: Chairman, Paper and pulp section meeting-............-..................5:1317-1340 Chairman, Paper manufacturers' section meeting.-------------------4:295-320 "Hazards in woodyards".-......................................--.......-................................4:301-305 Shaw, R. A.: ' . . "Enameling oven designed with relation to safety"-------------------- 6:760-763 "Gasoline in the industries, when used as a solvent"----------------7:493-49$ "Shearing and machining of metal parts" (Wekb)...................................6:913-915 Shears: Clutch-starting mechanism---------------------------------------------------------6:917-918 . Shedd, L,. F.: Discussion of C. T. Bank's paper................................. --6:1190-1192 Discussion of E. M. Switzer's paper------------------------------------------------7:929-931 "Sheet metal handling" (Ray)..................................................................... 6:766-770 Sheet mills: Accident statistics.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:1209-1210 "Safe practices in" (Morris)--................................................-------------6:1199-1207 Shepard, F. W.z , "Eye protection"___;.......... 5:1299-1304 ' "How improvement in safety conditions reduces labor turnover and accidents" .......................................--_______6:722-728 Sherman, Dr. W. O., "Recognition of the surgeon in industrial - operations" ........................................:........................................................................1:291-297 Shields, Dr. M. J.: ._ . "Industrial first-aid by the American Red Cross"J-------------------.--' 1:3*6-45 "Means and desirable extent of instruction to workers in first aid" .....................................a..................................................................'4:443-447 Shields for grinding wheels16:779, 780-782 "Shipbuilding, Accident prevention in" (Hockney)7c 543-547 "Shipping, Safety First in coastwise" (Wylie).............................................6:598-602 ' Shocks, Electric, see Electricity, Injuries from. Shoes Tor workmen: Blucher or congress type__....1----------------------------------------------:--------------7:753 General discussion................................. 7:753-756 In foundries...............................................................................,.4:684, 697; 5:1284-1285 "Shoes'* (Christy)........................ "Shop accidents" (Winston)_________:.____________5:1197-1202 7:750-753 Shop and street hazards (Gas works)__16:510-512 "Shop hygiene and sanitation" (Hanza)_________________________________7:289-296 Shop magazines, see Magazines, Employes'. Shop men riding .on engines____________________________________________6:1099-1101 Shoudy, Dr.' L. A.: Chairman, Health service section meeting............................................7:247-347 Discussion of Dr. Booth's? paper..:......~ __________________________5:541-545 "Health education"................? .........................................................................5:618-628 Shover, B. R; (Presiding officer. Iron and steel section)..............................1:279 Sickness of employes. Time lost by___________7:672 Sickness -of' employes. Weekly report forms for,_____________________6:199-200 Sigafoes, M. H., "Early foreign history of hoisting ropes"________6:1365-1375 Signals, Gra.de crossing, see Grade crossings--Signs and signals. 1234 CUMULATIVE INDEX Signals. Mine, see Mines and mining--Signs and signals. PAGES Signature of employes..................................................... .....................................--1:228, 304 Signs: . Danger sign committee report (Patterson)................ 4:36-43 "Danger signs and emb'ems" (Chandler)-----------------------------------------0:25-36 Distinction between signs and emblems---------:-------------------------------------- 5:146 Gas company's------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:502-504 "Light and its relation to danger signs" (Ashe)__________.;____5:157-168 Report of committee on danger signs (Patterson)'.--------------:5:39 Special session to consider danger signs__________________________5:145-181 Standardization of, at grade crossings6:647-650 Uniform signs recommended by Electric street railway section ____________________________________________________ ..5:194-195 "Universal danger signs problem" (Chandler).................................^5:145-156 See also Danger emblem. Signs, Mine, see Mines and mining--Signs and signals. . - Signs, Traffic, see Traffic--Signs. Sillt-flHing engine--------------------------------------------------------------.....-----------------------6:466-467 Sinclair, R. S., Chairman Cement section meeting-- 4:147-202 Slides, Stereoptieon, see Stereopticon slides. , "Sliver accidents; their prevention and treatment" (Lennon)__6:1136-1X38 Slope haulage. Safety catches for---------------------------------i__,5:992-993 "Small company and intensive training" (Adams).......7:733-736 "Small plants. Medical supervision in" (Patterson)4:427-430 Smallen, A. W., Chairman, Steam railroad section round table meeting __________________________________________:6:1078-1109 Smith, Dr. C. E_, Discussion of L. K. Frankel's paper5:697-699 Smith, G. O., Chairman, Electric street railway section meeting._5:183-317 Smith, Capt. H. B., Resolution in memory of_______ _________________1__5:24-25 Smith, J. C.: "Future of safety in the iron and steel industry"7:759-763 "Mechanical safeguarding of electric traveling cranes"6:737-752 "Safety as applied to overhead cranes"----------------------------------------4:629-639 Secretary's report (Iron . and steel section)6:1147-1148 Smoker (Mining Section)........................................................; 6:1512 Soap and towels for wash rooms..........................................i^..6:1309-1310 Social insurance, see Health insurance. . Soderquist, C. O., "General hazards in the cement indusl "_______7:506-510 Soldiers; injured: ' Re-education -.............................................................................................................7: 96-300 "Re-employment" (Little)..._____.........___________________ __7:: 1-306 ' "Some methods of securing and sustaining the co-operation of trainmen.- in .accident prevention work" (NichoR)_________.'6:663-670 "Some of the hygienic measures taken during the construction of the Panama Canal" (Evans)----------------------------.-.______________________...3:161-164 "Some of the objections to health supervision" (Hamilton)___.-...4:424-427 Spaulding, W. B.: - - . "Safety problems of the railroads".........................................................3:239-246 CUMULATIVE IN 'EX . 1235 Spaulding- W. B.: . pages "What is the best way to create and maintain interest in safety work among the members of safety committees and employes in general ------------------------------------------------------4:511^515 Special train of National Association of Manufacturers--...............1:224-227 Specifications, Safety.. :________ ___________ _I--6: 108-109 Sperr, F. W., "Metal mine accidents and their prevention"_____5:1020-1025 Spinning frame. Cotton._____1------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:469 Spoehrer, Herman,- "Interesting the public in co-operative accident pre vention" --..............................................-------------------------------------------------------7:652-660 Spokane Safety Council report----------------------.................................................7:180-181 Spooler, Cotton, see Cotton Spooler . . Sprains, Ointment for...----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:312 Spray-process of applying paint..................:...................................1-----------------6:777-778 Spring, E. C.: ' . Address of Chairman, Public safety section meeting...................5:797-800 Chairman, Electric railway section meeting-------------------------:____6:611-684 "Hazards of the street"....................................................................................... 4:340-343 Sprinkler systems in mines.....6:1344-1347 Sprockets--Safeguarding ^-----------------------------------------------------------------------,----------6:104 Stairs and stairways: - Safety on.:..................................................................................................................,,..7:383-385 Standard .......................................... .......;.......................................................................4:148-152 Standard directions for Resuscitation from electric shock.......................4:29-30 "Standard forms for recording medical data" (Hayhurst)4:406-422 Standard practices in mine rescue and First aid.......................................4:286-293 Standardization committee. Report of (Young) ...'_____________________3:29-30; 4:31-32; 5:25-29; 6:21-24 "Standardization of mine cars in coal mines" (Scholz)...............6:1486-1491 "Standardization of mine cars in-metal mines" (Raymond) ....7:1071-1073 "Standardization of safeguards" (Hansen).................................................4:139-146 "Standardization of systems of medical supervision" (Scheresehewsky) ________-----------.--------------------------------- 4:403-406 Standardization, Report of Automotive section committee on.........7:472-473 Standardization, Report of Electric street railway section committee . on:.....:....:5:193-204 "Standardized federal and state safety regulations" (Rosa)_____5:786-792 "Standardizing industrial accident statistics" (Meeker)...................5:772-780 "Standardizing statistics" (Gilkerson)_______________ __________________6:430-437 "Standards, Need of uniform safety" (Oakes)...::.............................:____7:619-624 "Standards, Need of uniform safety, from the standpoint of an insurance company" (Van Sehaack)--------------------------------------------------------------------:7:625-627 "Standards for textile machinery. Need of safety" (Beyer)........:...4:380-382 "Standards of industrial hygiene" (Scheresehewsky)_____________ 5:760-768 Standards, Safeguarding.________.:...........................;...__:4:168-169 Starting a Safety ea-apaign............:..........________.................I_______:_____4:720-731 "State bureaus. Safety as insured by" (Price)___________2:107-113 State health supervision, see Health supervision of employes--State. States session..................................1.........................................................................................1:55-80 "Station safeguarding" (Penrose)....................................................;5:1383-1410 1236 CUMULATIVE INDEX PAGES Statistics, see Accidents--Cost; Accidents--Statistics; also specific sub jects, subbead. Accident statistics. - . "Status of oxygen rescue apparatus and physiological effects on men" (Paul) -----------------------------------------------------------J :--------------------~--..--6:1436-1438 Steam railroad section: ' . .s Accident causes committee report.7:847-850 Accident remedies committee reports,6:946-947 Bulletin Service committee report:_______,5:1077-1078 By-laws :__________________________________________________________________4:506-508 Causes and remedies of accidents committee report...;..5:1078-1082 Delegates attending session_________i----------------------------6:950-953; 7:839-843 Grade crossing and trespasser accidents committee report------7:850-855 List of members,..5:1073-1076 Membership committee reports------------5:1083-1086; 6:943-946; 7:845-847 Minutes of meetings____4:449-592; 5:1073-1267; 6:941-1109; 7:839-1010 Nominating committee reports-----------------------5:1243; 6:1018, 1027; 7:857 Round table meeting.--------------------------------------------------6:1078-1109; 7:934-1010 Steam traps { illus.)-----------------------------------------,---------------------------------------------------5:442 Steamship companies organization for safety.----------------:---------------------------6:601 "Steel mill of today. Safety in the" (Burr)---------------------------------------- 7:S14-817 Steidle, Edward and Parker, D. J., "Mine signboards.and signals''_5:919-925 Steiner, E. A.: "Labor, a national asset"-------------------------------------------------------------------------1:45-49 Opening prayer-----------.------------------------------;------------------------------------------------------1:7 Steinmetz, C. P., Telegram of regret-----------------------------------------------------------------6:79 Stereopticon slides 5:190-192, 1167-11SS Stoek. H- H. "Safety measures in coal mines in IlUnois"------------1:122-125 Stokes, H. W., "Relation of employment department to general safety problem in paper mills"------------------ -----------------------------------------.--------4:318-320 "Stone industry. Dust hazard to health in the" (Hoffman) ----7:1017-1025 "Strains, sprains and burns" (Ashe)-------------------------------------------------- 5:1271-1293 "Street, Hazards of the" (Spring)-----------------------------------------------------------4:340-343 Street cars: .* ' ' Accident statistics.......1-...............--------------------------------------------------5:228-230, 781 Methods of preventing accidents between automobiles and._,6:675-682 "Preventing accidents between automobiles and" (Lowe)..--5:225-235 Report of investigation automobile hazards---------------- .....------6:631-647 "Street traffic regulations in .lation to Public Safety" (Bno)..,--5:829-834 Street traffic, see Traffic. Streets, Width of----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7:360-361 Strammel, Phil, Chairman, General round table meeting----------------7:111-131 Strickland, W. P.: Discussion of H. B. Hamer's paper.--......-------------------------------------7:711-712 "Review of electrical hazards".:--:---------------:-----:---------------------------7:795-799 Study of accidents and prevention committee report (Patterson)_____6:835 Sub-foremen, see Foremen and Sub-foremen. "Successful methods of securing attendance at safety meetings" . (Dow) -------------7- 3 45-149 ' CUStULATIVE INDEX 1237 . .. Suggestion systems: Boxes .____-5:131-139; 6:421 PAGES Contests ...------------------------------------------------------------- 3:212 Kastman Kodak: company's plan--------------------------------------------------------- 3:291-293 North. Western railroad's experience--------------- 7:895 . Practical suggestions from employes---------------- -------------------------6:96, 115 Prizes ........:-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:726 Sulphuric acid in tank cars-----------------------------------------------------------------------7:635-639 Superintendents, Education of----;4:723-724; 5:95-105; 7:87-88 "Supervision of health of employes" (Mock)--,----------------------------------------- 5:732 Supervision, Health, see Health supervision of employes. '. "Sure Pop" bo.ok._...______1_____________--------------------------------------------------------6:362-363 ."Surgeon,- Recognition of the industrial" (Sherman)-------------------------1:291-297 Surgeons, Mine -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4:242 Swallow, W. C.: . . . ' Chairman, Textile section meeting............................................-:--.5:361-373 "Hazards of openers, pickers, cards, etc."..-- --~----------......4:368-373 Switch yards, Rules for.-------------------------------1------------------------------------------------6:933-934 Switchboard recommendations for safety......................................................5:331, 332 Switches, Disconnecting ___________:----------------------------------------------------------_______6:525 "Switching, and transfer tables" (Bastian).......................................................6:932-935 Switzer, E. M., "Prevention of accidents due to coupling and uncoupling cars" _____________________________________________________________________7:925-928 Sylvester-Laborde method of artificial respiration, see Resuscitation-- Sylvester-Laborde method. ' '. Syracuse Safety Council report------------------------------------------------:--------------------------7:180 "System of safety inspection of the Cleveland-Cliffs iron company" (Connibear) -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------...1:83-97 "Systems of First aid in plants. Organization of" (Noland)4:439-442 "Systems of health supervision" (Price!-----------------------------------------------4:386-390 "Systems of medical supervision, Standardization of" (Sehereschewsky) ..................................................................................................4:403-406 Tabulating card .....................................-_____________ ..5:1486 Tabulating statistics......................,...........:...........3:246-249; 5:1464-1466, 1486-1490 Tacoma Local council report...............................................................5:81-84; 6:390-392 Talbert, C. M.: Chairman, Public safety section meeting......................6:341-364; 7:349-408 Report of committee on public safety---------------------------...............17:43 Taliaferro, H. N.: Address of chairman-----------------------------------------------------------------------------4:704-706 Chairman, Woodworking section meeting...............................................4:699-716 Tank cars transporting 98 per cent sulphuric acid-----------------....____7:635-639 Tanks which have contained acid. Cleansing...............................................6:852-853 Tanks, Benzol, g^se Benzol tanks. Tanks, Safeguarding ................................................................................................... .4:171-176 Tap-hole platforms ................................... ............................................................... 6:1223-1224 Tap-hole shields.......................................... ...........................................6:1222-1223, 1224, 1226 123S CUMULATIVE INDEX Tarbell, Ida M-: .' ." PAGES Announcement concerning her inability to present paper--___.____6 :245 "Effects of safety on a community"_________ ____________________3:119-125 "Teaching safety to 75,000 men" (Hale)___=c.,,;7:462-469 "Telephone work.Safety practices in" (NayIon)______________________6:489-495 Telephones in mine rescue work6:1422-1425 Tener, S. W.: ; Chairman, 1st division. General round table session6:127-140 "Safety as an indispensable part of an efficient manufacturing organization" _4:106-112 Testrooms, Block, see Block testrooms. Texas, Safety Council report_______________________________6:406-408; 7:175-176 Textile industry: , Accident statistics---------------------- ..,4:361-365; 6:481 . "Need of safety standards for new textile machinery" (Beyer) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.4:380-382 "Safety provisions abroad in the" (Calder)4:355-368 "Sanitation and ventilation problem" (Dolke)6:456-466 Textile section: . , Minutes of meetings---------------4:355-3S2; 5:361-373; 6:455-482; 7:581-584 Nominating committee reports.,--...................................5:367; 6:456; 7:584 Thaw house--~------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.----------4:194, 196 Thorpe, James, "Safety in Open-hearth operations"_____i5:485-492 Threads, Strains on-------------------------------------------------------------------------.4:685 Ties, Handling ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.6:1022-1023 Tillson, B. F.: : . Acting chairman. Mining section meeting_____~5:861-1072 Chairman, Mining section meeting.6:1323-1527; 7:1011-1146 Tipple equipment----------------------------------------------------------------------------6:1467, 1477-1478 T. is. T. poisoning, See Trinitrotoluol poisoning. . Tolman, C. P., Chairman, 2nd division. General round table . session ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ..6:141-153 Tolman, Dr. W. H., "Plans of the American museum of safety"--..2:16-21 Tolsted, E. B., "Safeguards for abrasive machinery"...........................4:602-609 Tool rack. Portable------------------.r-.----------------------------------------------- ----------5:1438, 1443 "Tools and machinery. Prevention of accidents due to-" (More) ------------------------ --6:1006-1014 Tools, Bag for raising and lowering----------------------------------------- :-------------------..6:496 "Tools, Safeguarding machines and" (Wbltz)..----------------------------------4:594-598 Torrey, Dr. H. N., Discussion of Dr. R. C. Cabot's paper...,________5:709-711 Towels ................................................................................................--------------------- .--.5:769 "Track, bridge and building material. Safe and proper handling" ( Broderi.ck) -------------------------------------------------------------------:--------------....6:1020-1025 Trackmen: - "Accident prevention for" (Holland)----------------------- -------------- .7:900-904 Accidents to ------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------7:904-906 Education of----------------------- ---------------------------------------------.--6:1091-1096, 1099 How to protect-...................................--..................................................-----5:1187-1197 CUMULATIVE INDEX 1239 Trackmen: r; ' pages Method of protecting..:----------------------------------------------------6:1033-1037, 1088-1099 Signals announcing approach of train6:1034-1037, 1088-1091,. 1096 "Tracks, Protection of men working on and about" (Morris)....6:1055-1057 Traffic handling inside the plants________________________ _________ _______6:809-819 Traffic: . Accident statistics...,.--5:227-230, 781 Accidents _________--------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------5:22C-243 "Another side of the problem" (Searle)-----------------------------------------3:264-266 Chicago plan ----------------.=.______:................................................................................I___6:348 Regulations reported by standardization committee of Electric street railway section _........................................ 5:197-198 "Safety problems in the highways of the municipality" (Bno) __________ 3:256-264 St. Louis experience____________________________:_6:343-344, 349 Standardization of traffic regulations3:259-264; 5:830-833 Standardization of traffic sights...............................................---------------------------5:833 "Street traffic regulations in relation to public safety" ' (Eno) ____..... ___________-- 5:829-834 Traffic conditions in Detroit........................................... Traffic laws: 5:235-237 Discussion .........................................................................2..........................................5:290-291 N. S. C. should promote legislation................,5:234-235, 240 Suggested universal law |53no)......................................................3:258-264; 5:830 Train operation accidents......................................................................................5:1211-1225 "Trained nurse in industrial welfare work. Vital importance of" ( Hughes ) ____1--.4:131-13 9 "Training the apprentice" (Miles)....................-........................................... .,--1:211-218 Trainmen: "Methods of securing and sustaining their interest in accident pre vention work." ONTieholl) --_------....................................................... 6:663-670 "Prevention of accidents to" . (Braden)...........................__________1:166-178 Transfer tables: . Discussion on safety around..............................................................................6:935-936 "Switching and" (Bastian)...................................................................... 6:932-935 Transmission machinery--Safeguarding ___________________.'.....................6:102-104 Transportation and public service session.;_______________________ _____3:234-266 "Transportation department and claim department. Co-operation be tween" (Drown) .......................................................................................................6: 651-654 Transportation session ...................................................................................................1:127-191 Traps, Safety, see Steam traps. Treasurer's report--N. S. C. (Cameron)------------------------------------------------------- ..............................................................................3:21; 4:19-21; 5:13; 6:13-14; 7:25-26 "Treatment of minor injuries" (Colcord)6:302-315 Trespassing on railroads: \ Chicago & North Western Company's poster--------------------------5:1101-1102 Discussion (Klumph) _________________________________________________5:1136-1137 Discussion (Merrill) ..................... .5:1132-1136 1240 CUMULATIVE INDEX Trespassing on railroads: pages General discussion .........................-----------------------------------4:467-482; 5:1138-1140 Law recommended by the Special Committee of the National Con vention of Railroad, Warehouse and Public Service Commls- sions ----------------------- :-----------------------------------------------------------------------5:1130-1131 Legislative action necessary.-5:1130-1132 Prevention of accidents to trespassers.5:1100-1101 Problem of controlling thru educating the public3:252-256 "Public safety and the railroads"_______________ _____________ :_____4:458-466 "Railroad trespassing--its prevention a public duty" (Krause) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5:1115-1132 See also Grade crossings. Trials for ' determining responsibility for accidents______6:134-135, 694-695 Trimble, E. G.: "Accident prevention in the laundry industry"---------------------------1:261-265 Chairman, Laundry section meeting.-----------------------------------------------4:203-216 Trimmer saws, see Saws, Trimmer. Trimmer table guard (illus.)1---------------------------------------------------------------------- 5:440 "Trinitrotoluol and picric acid. Prevention and treatment of cases of poisoning by" (Chaffee)-------------------------------------------------------------------------6:866-869 Trinitrotoluol poisoning 6:33S-S39, 869-873 Trix, John, "Michigan employers' factory inspection plan"------------1:199-204 Trucks, see Handling materials--Trucks. Tuberculosis 6:242 Tucker, Dr. G. E., "Medical administration of workmen's compensation laws" --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------:-------------------- 7:260-270 Turnover, Labor: "Accidents and" (Young)--------------- 7:784-787 Co-operation of sub-foreman------------------------------------16:155 Discussion on relation to mining accidents-------------------------------7:1066-1071 Employes' benefit association affect____________________________ --7:225 "How improvement in safety conditions reduces accidents and" (Shepard) 6:722-728 Industrial physician's relation to------------------------------------------------------6:156-157 Methods of stabilizing the working force____________________6:1291 Railroads' experience ------------------------------------------- ________6:991-992, 1001-1002 "Relation to accidents" (Costigan)------------ 6:442-453 "Relation to mining accidents" (Johnson)7:1065-1066 "Relation to safety" (Kennedy)...............................................................6:1289-1291 Report forms ............------------------------------------------------------------------....6:201-202 Safety and (General round table session)------------------------------j--6:153-166 - Safety reduces -------------------------------:.......................................................5:107-108, 672 Statistics ---------------------------- i6:1290 Welfare work reduces---------------;------------------------------------------------------------6:211-212 Turntables: Clearance of railways on--...............................................6:1079-1081, 1082, 1083 Railings on --------------------------------------------------,--------------------------------------6:1078-1081 - Toeboards ____________________________________________________________________6:1081 Twister, Cotton, see Cotton Twister. CUMULATIVE INDEX 1241 . PAGES "Underground mine sanitation" (Young and Lanza)..............:-------6:1350-1358 "Underground sanitation at the Mines" (Boreherdt)-------.-----------------5:978-986 "Uniform standards for the manufacture and transportation of high explosives" (Bryant) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:568-579 United States employees' compensation commission-------'.----------------...---------------- ________________......I____________________________.6:11, 25, 117-124, 1S9-190 "Universal danger signs problem"(Chandler)----------------- 5:145-156 Universal danger signs session-----------------------------------------------------------------------5:145-181 "Value of moving pictures in safety work" (Blakemore)....................4:545-549 "Value of shop magazines, suggestion boxes and prizes in stimulating safety work" (General round table session)...........................................5:131-139 "Value of the National. Safety Council to railroad safety organizations" ( Richards ) _________________________________________________4:542-545 Valve guard (illus.).; ...........................................----................---....................................5:435 Valves, Left-handed --------------------------------:------------------------------------------------------------------- 6:506 Van Schaaek, David: "Duties of the .safety engineer"---------------------------------------------------------------6:80-92 Finance committee report--....----------------------------------------------------------------------3:34-37 "Insurance companies and accidentprevention"__________________3:313-318 "Need of uniform safety standards from the standpoint of an in surance company" ____________ 7:625-627 "Organization of a co-operative safety society"1:252-253 - President's address ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7:11-20 Presiding officer. Business session--------------------------------------------------------------7:7-47 Reply to address of welcome.......................................................................;-------7:10-11 Response at , ................................:-------------------------------------------------------------16:167 Varnishing r- ' graining steel cars----------------------------------------------------------------------6:940 Ventilation, Minimum standards for..................................................................................4:28 Ventilation, see also specific subjects., subhead. Ventilation. Vestible schools -- --.......:..................................-----------------7:764-765, 789, 818-819 Vincent, G. I., "Safety wrinkles around a gas plant"..........................5:1437-1445 Visiting nurses, see Nurses. "Visual mine safety instruction" (Bach)........................................................6:1362-1365 "Vital importance of the trained nurse in industrial welfare work." (Hughes) ..................................................... Vocational schools. Safety and hygiene In7:297-299 --.4:131-139 Vocational training ................................................................................................................6:448-450 "Walking places safe. Making" (Mowery)-------------------------------------------...7:371-386 Walks, Damp trimmers'.-................................................................................... 4:683 Walks, Standard ...........................................................________________4:148-152 Walsh, ,E. T., "Safeguarding machinery for making paper"4:297-301 Walsh, J. L.,. Discussion of J. G. Clark's paper7:886-888 Waltz, V. J., "How the various efforts to promote safety in a community can be co-ordinated"............................................................ 7:731-733 War and the necessity for safety work------------------------------------------6:76-77, 954-958 War cripple, see Soldiers, Injured. 1242 CUMULATIVE INDEX ' PAGES "War, Effect of, on women in industry" (Burdick)------------------------- 7:439-444 "Warfare and safety" (Forster)---------------------------------.---------------------------------.7:62-68 Warren, Dr. B. S., Discussion of Dr. G. M. Price's paper.----------------------3:198 Warren, H. S., "Danger of low-tension shocks"--.1---------------------------4:330-334 "Wash and locker rooms" (Krum)---------------------------------------------------------7:829-833 Wash rooms and change houses-----------------------------------------------------6:1305-1310 Wass, H. R., Discussion of C. H. Baltzell's paper-------------------------------7.: 779-780 "Waste material in the wood- shop. Disposal of" (Dietz).--?.---------4:713-716 Water, Drinking, see Drinking water. W'aterbury Safety Council report--------------------------------- 7:177 Watkins, S. G., "Safe and proper operation of hand and motor cars" ...-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:1029-1033 Watters, W. E., "Method of training and obtaining the cooperation of foundry foremen in safety work"--------------------------------------------------- 6:688-693 Weathersby, R. L>., "Why accidents occur in the logging industry" _______________________________________________________________7:608-^13 Webb, W. D., "Shearing and machining of metal parts"6:913-915 Welcome, Address of: Fourth Safety. Congress (Patterson)----------------------------------------------------- 4:3-5 Fifth Safety Congress (Eaton)5:3-5 Si-'th Safety Congress (Dow)6:2-3 Seventh Safety Congress (Johnson)-----------------------------------------------------7:9-10 Welfare work: Absences affected by---------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:211 "An ideal laundry plant" (Klink)___________ 4:207-212 Cement industry --------------------------:----------------------------------------------------- 5:334-345 Cincinnati milling machine company5:608-618 Co-ordinating safety committees with (Bullock)5:104-105 "Economic value of health of industrial employes" (Darlington) ------------------------..-------------------------------------.........................7:72-80 Electric railway section members' activities in safety and___6:612-613 Ellsworth collieries company5:1004-1010 "Factory as a community center" (Binz)................ 7:573-576 "Fellowship, the basis of all safety"....................................;3:319-327 General discussion 5:1010-1014 "Human maintenance department for the industrial army" (Mock) ............................................................. 6:216-223 "In foundries" (Ashe).------------------------------------------------------------------------6:728-737 Measurement and evaluation of.------------------------------------------------------ 6:210-216 Monetary returns ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- .....6:212 Plant picnics and massmeetings and their relation to safety ........................................................ - Plea for better understanding between employer and 5:1371-1375 employe ------------------------------Production affected by---------------------- 6:978-980 6:212 "Service work and its value inindustry" (Edwards)6:423-430 Standard report forms..---------------------------------.'-------------------------------------------6:215 Standards for equipment..................... 6:214 CUMULATIVE INDEX 1243 Welfare work: - . pages Standards for welfare workersi----..............................................................6:213-314 Turnover affected by------------------------.--------------------------------------------------------6:211-212 "Visiting nurse in industrial welfare work" (Wriglit)--.-------5:545-553 "Vital importance of the trained nurse in industrial"-------------- 4:131-139 Wentworth, F. H., Address at Banquet.........................-1______5:395-405 Western Pennsylvania Division plan (Rasmussen)----------------------------- 7:134-142 Western Pennsylvania Safety Council report---------------------------------------6:410-414 "What could manufacturers of woodworking machines do to make their machines more safe?" (Newell)-----------------------------------------------------6:1141-1143 "What does the safety worker want the president of his company to know?" (Scott) ------------ ------------------------------------------------------6:615-619 "What each operator can do to aid accident statistics" (Fay)__6:1396-1399 "What has been accomplished by cement companies in safety work (Hill) .................................................................................................................................5:321-327 "What is the best method for reaching Non-English speaking employes in the conduct of safety work?" (Banks)................................................4:515-519 "What is the best- way to create and maintain interest in safety work among members of safety committees and employes in general?" (Spaulding)------------------------------------:----------------------------------------- :-------------------4:511-515 "What relation has labor turnover to mining accidents?" (Johnson) -- ...........................................................................................................7:1065-1066 "What Southern pine mills are doing to reduce personal injuries" (Rhodes) .....................................................................:.................................................7:602-604 "What the government is doing in safety engineering" (Rausch)..7:75o-759 "What the U. S. Railroad administration expects of the different safety organizations in the promotion of safety work" (Belnap)_____7:860-869 Wheaton, H. H., Report of the Conference committee on safety education -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5:55-60 Wheel base. Mine car.................................. ..................................................6:1488, 1491, 1494 Whipple, Dr. E. R., Discussion of Dr. Coleord's paper6:331-333 White, J. H., "Sanitation as a safety factor in mining"........................4:229-236 Whitney, A. W.: "Health insurance" ...............................................................................................5:646-65 6 "Public accidents--what they mean In monetary value"7:402-406 Report of Committee on safety education in universities and technical schools ----------- 7:38-39 Report of Program committee of Public safety section...............7:387-888 Whittle, Gr. H.: "Public safety problem"______________ _______2:127-137 "Why participation in war makes necessary increased endeavors along safety lines" (Rockwell)------------------------------------------------------------- 6:954-958 Wilcox, F. H., "Safety at blast furnaces"5:465-479 Wilkinson, M. E., "Danger features in laundries, including extractors and flat work Ironers"...................................................................... 4:212-216 Williams, Arthur: "Education in safety"_________________________________: Presiding officer. Educational session____________ Toastmaster, Banquet .......................................................... ------2:7-15 ------2:5-37 6:170-191 1244 CUMULATIVE INDEX PAGES Williams, C, W., "Human relations in industry, with particular reference to corporate employer and employee".6:379-289 Williams, S. J., Chairman, Construction * section meeting7:515-554 Williams, W. E.: Chairman, Automotive section meeting.,------------------6:755-828; 7:471-500 "Co-operation" ----------------------------------..----------------------------------------------:--6:793-798 Williamson, G. E.: . Acting chairman. Paper and pulp section meeting6:415-453 Chairman, Paper and pulp section meeting______5:1341-1379; 7:555-580 "Housing problem in a paper mill community"-----------------------------7:566-570 "Safety instructions and warnings for specific dangers in paper mills" -----------------------------:----------------------------------------------------------------...4:309-312 Wilson, H. M.: Chairman, Mining section meeting---------------------------------------------------4:217-294 "Co-operation for safety by Government and industries"3:79-86 "Mine accident prevention and workmen's compensation"____4:259-264 Presiding officer. Mines session------------------------------------...:..1:81-125 ' "Progress of safety in Mining"__________________ ;____________________5:867-873 "Safety measures in the bituminous coal mines of Western Pennsyl vania" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1:114-122 Tribute to (Patterson)----------------------------------------------------------------------------------5:966 "Workmen's compensation legislation and its effect on safety in mining" --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5:940-950 Wilson, Mrs: J. K.: Report of Committee on safety education in the public . schools _______________________ _____6:38-40; 7:39-42 Report of educational work--------------------------- ,5:50-51 "Safety instruction in theschools"_______________ 7:-452-462 Wilson, Hon. W. B., Telegram, of regret__________________......________________6: 54 Wilson, W. C.: ' "Kow to make safety committee meetings interesting"____5:1226-1231 . "Prizes to employes or committeemen for safety work"_____4:501-503 "Public safety and the railroads"-------------------------------------4:11^-127, 458-466 Wilson, Woodrow: Extracts from Inaugural address, March 4, 1S131:319 Letter of regret------------------ 1----------------------------------------------------------------------------------7:187 Winston, B. C., "Shop accidents"-----------------------------------------------------------------5:1197-1202 "Wisconsin Industrial Commission plan of promoting safety" (Price) ---------------------------------------------*-----------------------------------------------------------11:61-66 Wisconsin Industrial Commission's safety rules for loggers___6:1116-1118 Woedtke, L. D,, "Organizing for safety--how to secure the co-operation of superintendents, foremen and men"7:517-528 Waltz, J. M.: ' '" Chairman, Iron and steel section meeting.------------------------------------5:445-532 Discussion of P. E. Morris' paper.------------------------------------ ;---------6:1207-1212 "Safeguarding machines and tools"___________4:594-598. Women in industry: Caps and clothing----------------------------------------------------------------------------------7:497, 820 CUMULATIVE IN'DEX 1345 Women in industry: faces Comparison of statistics of accidents to men and--------------------------------7:818 "Effect of war upon" (Burdick)--...................................................................-7:439-444 General discussion ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7:764-775 Hours ______________________________________________:______________________ ___..6:69-60 "In explosive plants" (Elbert? ------ 7:444-446 . "Physical condition of workshops where employed" (Copp)..7:434-438 "Placing" (Ashe) ------------------- 7:817-820 "Protecting women . in industry" (Semple)................:---------------------6:54-65 Shoes for _____________....----------------------------------------------------------------------------7:767-770 "Shop hygiene and sanitation" (Lanza)------------------------------- .7:289-295 Wages __________________________________________________________________________ 6:61-62 "Work and health of" (Semple)----------------------------------------------------------7:230-288 Women's session ............. 7:431-469 Wood, A. D., ."Company periodicals".-------------------------------------------------------.--6:437-442 Wood, Dr. W. H., "Prevention of lead poisoning in the manufacture of storage batteries" .........................................................--..........................................7:628-632 "Wood room safety" (Martin)------------------------------ 5:1328-1332 Woodruff, A. T., Discussion of F. M. Metcalfe's paper.--------------------5:1218-1225 Woodworking industries:' . Accident^ statistics --------------------------------------------------------------------------------..5:429-430 "Are they keeping pace with progressive safety work:" (Heelan) ----------------------------- 6:1138-1140 "Disposal of waste in the wood shop" (Dietz)___________________ 4:713-716 "General hazards of". (Newell)------------------------------------------------- 4:706-708 "Safeguarding the most hazardous machines in woodworking plants" . (Burr) ---------------------------------------------:----------------------------------------------------- 5:429-444 Safeguarding woodworking machinery----------------------------------- 4:602, 709-713 "Safety organization in woodworking and logging industry" (Fellmer) ...............................-------------------------------------------------------------6:1119-1124 ' "What could- manufacturers of woodworking machines do to inake ' their machines more safe?'' (Newell)......................................6:1141-1143 Minutes of meetings..............4:699-716; 5:407-444; 6:1111-1143; 7:585-613 Nominating committee reports..............................................5:410; 6:1111; 7:586 "Wool carding, combing and drawing, Hazards in" (Lord)6:472-479 Worcester County Branch of New England Safety Council report -- ...............................:.........................................................................................7:179-180 "Work of the Federal government for the prevention of railway accidents and its results" (McChord)-..................................................................................1:18-35 Workman's argument against Health supervision......_........................................4:426 Workmen, Education of, see Education of workmen. Workmen, Foreign, see Foreign workmen. -Workmen, Injured: . Discussion of methods of getting men back to work6:1315-1318 "Industry's responsibility for the industrial cripple" . (Patterson) ..........................................................................................*....7:312-314 "Problems of returning" (Morgan)________________________________6:1310-1315 "Responsibility of the State to the industrial cripple" (Mackey) ------------1----------------------------:.................................................7:309-312 1246 CUMULATIVE INDEX Workmen's compensation: PAGES For the crippled soldier who becomes injured in industry 7:309-310, 317-318 General discussion ------,--------------------------------------------------------------------5:966-978 "Medical administration of laws" (Tucker)7:260-270 "Mine accident prevention and" (Wilson)._______________________4:259-264 Provisions for accident prevention contained in the acts of the various States -----------------------------------------------------------------------------5:958-959 "Relation of laws to the accident prevention movement" (Patterson) -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------5:955-966 Review of history of the movement for............................ 1:117-119 "Workmen's compensation legislation and its effect on safety in raining" (Wilson) ------:............................................................................5:940-950 Workmen's safety committees, see Committees, Safety. Worth, W. E.: "Does the attitude of the foreman determine the success of the safety engineer?"7:96-101 Wounds. Treatment of special...................................... 6:308-310 Wright, A. W., AddressI--------------------------------------------------------------6:47-51 Wright, F. S-, "Visiting nurse in industrial welfare work"-------------5:545-553 Wright, G. L., "American railroad, passenger--what he should do for his own safety" -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5:1104-1109' Wright, J. H-, "Freight elevators; their use, and how to prevent accidents" ..........................................................................................-.............5:1334-1337 Wylie, G. W.: Chairman, Marine and navigation section meeting.-------------------6:595-610 "Safety first in coastwise shipping"------------------------------------ 6:598-602 Yard department--Accident statistics------------------------------- 6:1199 "Yard practices. Safety in" (Bennett).................................... _____6:1193-1197 Young, A. H.: Chairman, General round table session................ 6:125-141 "Employment" 5:518-524 "Labor turnover and accidents"-------------------------------------------------------7:784-787 Young, Dr. G. B., "Relation of industrial sanitation to public health" ______ 3:200-202 Young, H. I., and Lanza, Dr. A. J., "Underground mine sanitation"------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6:1350-1358 Young, R. J.: .- Chairman, Safeguarding of machinery section meeting----------- 4:593-639 "Electrical hazards" ---------- 5:328-334 "Fundamental principles of safeguarding"6:98-109 "Our foreigner; wh^it are we doing to help him help " ' himself?" _____...............:1-------1:302-307' Safe practices committee report-----------------------------------------6:21-24; 7:28-30 Standardization committee report--N. S. C........................4:31-32; 5:25-29 Standards committee l'eport (Iron and Steel Section)___5:453; 6:1149 Young, W. J., "Safeguarding coal mills"_________4:180-184 Youngstown Local Council report-------------------------------------------------------------3:67-70