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FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF
DATE 1957 Mar DOC IHF049 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Foundation Facts
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FOUNDATION FOUNDATION
Foundation Facts is a monthly latter ~ seued
to industrial concerns holding
Industrial Hygiene Foundation
is a nonprofit
association of Industries
membership in The Foundation
Industries for the
advancement
of
healthful
healthful working conditions
Volume 19
March 1957
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No. 3
NEW MEMBER
Company The Foundation welcomes to membership the Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
BRAUN ON MEDICAL SOCIETY'S PROGRAM COMMITTEE
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The Committee on Scientific Work and Exhibits of the Medical
State of Pennsylvania met in Harrisburg on March 17 to
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Society of the
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at the Society's meeting in Pittsburgh in October
plan
program for that section
Dr. Daniel C. Braun the Foundation's
oMfedwihciaclh Dhieriesctor will represent the Society's Commission of Industrial Health and Hygiene
Chairman
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H COVERS THE FIELD
toxic pulmonary Occupational health problems know no geographical boundaries as the field
studies currently under way by the Foundation's technical staff
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gress in 1957 to date have taken the Foundation's
prove Surveys in pro-
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physicians to Utah Idaho Michigan Missouri
engineers industrial hygienists and
Pennsylvania and to Canada
Maryland New Jersey Ohio and
engineering and ventilation as well Several of the projects involve industrial hygiene
studies Others center around medical and epidemiological
studies Research for companies from still other states is proceeding in the
toxicological laboratory in Pittsburgh Included are
Foundation's
: studies of various substances and studies to determif neiwnhedti henr gv^ arnidoucshronic toxicity
products are
investigation of the physiological effects of solid commercial
a month research project involving
stack effluents
- studies to provide advance
gastrointestinal and eye irritation
determination of potential hazard of a new
final product phases of three
and the
on the evolution of
program the effects of abrasive dust on normal lungs and
pulmonary tuberculosis
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REPRINT OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO ANALYSTS
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Instrumentation of
upon request are available
of a reprint of a paper on Analysis and
Industrial Hygiene by Dr. H. H. Schrenk Research Director
published in Analytical Chemistry Vol 28 No. 10 October 1956
APPLY NOW FOR SCIENTIFIC EXHIBIT SPACE AT 1957 H MEETING
22nd Member companies desiring to send a scientific exhibit to the Foundation'a
22nd Annual Meeting requested
to be held at Mellon Institute Pittsburgh
on October 30-31
1957
arezation's
to apply as soon as possible Exhibits should illustrate an industrial
health maintenance program or some special industrial health
organi-
at anthe subject material can be supplied at a later date early date to reserve
activity Details
but arrangements should be made
space Only a limited number of exhibits can be accommodated
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Industrial Hygiene Digest Decennial Index
1955 - 1964
Asbestosis cont )
respiratory
study 1956 1188 tests 1957 1011
roentgenographic complications 1956 912
roentgenologic aspects 1961 1093 some observations on 1964 79 symposium 1955 572
tuberculosis compensation liability in Germany
1963 468
Asthma cont )
problem critical analysis 1962 912
relationship to atopic dermatitis
synthetic fabrics 1956 1448
1964
Yokohama 1962 784
450
Asthmatic
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bronchitis in iron ore miners 1961 161 factors in miners 1961 127
worker diffuse pulmonary fibrosis 1962 161
Ascorbic acid
effect on work in heat 1957 103 in benzene poisoning 1956 501
Aspergillosis
ASTM
sampling standards of atmospheric sampling 1963
112
Atelectasis _
and pneumoconiosis 1956 91 with pneumonia 1964 224
in coal miner 1960 459
of the lung 1961 765
pulmonary 1963 552 553
spores in animal provender
mill
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1961
336
Asphalt
carcinogenic effects 1960 150
saturators electrostatic precipitators
1963 1077
tile and poor maintenance 1959 441
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Atherosclerosis and
age 1960 848
arterial phosphorus 1959 sudden deaths 1961 236
effects of
575
dietary sucrose 1964 1072
vegetable fats 1963 222
geographic pathology 1964 228
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Asphyxia
hazard and treatment 1957 in industry 1958 38
930
931
Asthma and
air pollution 1961 1126 Araldite 1961 1192
1962 292
Bangkok and Los Angeles 1962 Europeans and Bantu 1964 440 India 1961 960 natural history of coronary 1964 pathogenesis 1960 539
research trends 1958 1238 treatment with linetole 1961 129
10z~- 850
atmospheric humidity 1962
bronchitis
in chemical industry 1955 industrial 1955 261
875 1380
Atmospheric diffusion and turbulence 1957 422 947 1049
emphysema breathing exercises 1955 26 temperature change 1964 648 bakers 1956 254
and millers 1957 1428
Atomic age
and biological future bk.rev bk.rev role of physician 1957 108
1958
566
cardiovascular study 1960 639 death and illness from 1962 235 diagnosis of bronchial 1960 953
diagnostic standards for 1962 1124
effect of
Nuclear Atomic energy
see also
and the civil engineer 1959
energy
535
application 1956 539
simulated altitude 1963 smoking 1960 734 flour 1956 1038
from
219
availability of literature 1958 1308 - bibliographies 1960 893
communication media 1961 486 economics bk rev 1958 23
1960
790
acetylene welding 1964 335
environmental survey Enrico Fermi power
gum arabic 1960 240
plant 1963 673
organic phosphate insecticides 1962 417
fundamentals of nuclear physics 1959 831
phenylenediamine 1960 41
guide to literature 1958 1309
textile dusts 1955 1244
industrial medical aspects glossary 1959 518
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further observations on New Orleans 1964 226
industry
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administrative problems 1958 1171
aluminum workers 1961 357
and community health 1956 925
coal miners 1957 638
conference bk rev 1958 151
industry 1955 260
environmental
grain 1963 1128 Yokohama 1955 96 1961 511 occupational due to oils 1962 418
aspects 1956 1207 safety 1958 240 health and safety 1956
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Industrial Hygiene Digest Index
Air pollution Cont)
meteorological factors
and morbidity in New York City
photochemical oxidant production photooxidation of aromatic hydrocarbons prosecution under common law
and public health
pure air for Pennsylvania bk rev
regulations
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research
83 1085 1089 1090
401 584 111 1091 779
and respiratory
disease hazard
1084 1189
583
Allergy Allergy
to balsam of pine and balsam of Peru drugs and chemical allergens
and environment to flea bites
from hexachlorocyclohexane from platinum
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Aluminum
dust pulmonary fibrosis pneumoconiosis
Amines
1028 132 330 238
1025 726
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role of meteorology
in Sydney Australia
Air pollution control oo
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advantages of district heating _
blowby devices
burning automobile bodies
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California program
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Cincinnati metropolitan plan
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in Connecticut
crankcase ventilation systema
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electrometallurgical ovens |
exhaust gas recirculation and ring wear
74 189
1083
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586
677
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214
989 676
toxicity of dialkylnitrosamines
1148
Ammonia
air
determination air
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Anemias 7.7
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oral manifestationsmanifestations of nutritional
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Anthrax
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environmental demonstration in
evaluation of vaccine
specimens724
423
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from baked lithograph coatings |
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fired incinerators
85
Antimony
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578
in iron and steel industry
885
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in Kraft pulp mill
1092
liberation of pyrite from
in fired boilers
in oxygen steelmaking
in power stations
coal
987 84
884 1191
Antiseptics
for surgeon's hands
Arsenic poisoning
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311
profits from
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diagnosed by roentgenograms
standards in planning and zoning testing exhaust emissions
wet dust scrubbers
387 1192 1186
Arteriosclerosis in Buddhist monks and nuns
229
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Airports
medical services at
1116
Arthritic
applicants placement of
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679
in competitive employment
682
Air sampling see also Dust sampling
airborne aerosol sampler
477
employability of rheumatoid
680
collection of ethylene
474
Arthritis
instruments bk rev
805
compensability in
681
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modern concepts of
579
management of rheumatoid
rheumatoid immune mechanisms`in mechanisms`in
622 621
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Alcoholic
in industry
normal drinking in recovered
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postnecrotic cirrhosis
588 709 910
Artificial respiration see also Resuscitation
mouth by firemen
18
Asbestosis
Alcoholism the abstinent alcoholic
192
and carcinoma of the lung
constitutional factor in
1172
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in clergy
fat embolism
hospital care for acute in industry and wine consumption
710 809 711 191 1017
and mesotheliomas
pleural rheumatoid pneumoconiosis worker diffuse pulmonary fibrosis
Asbestos textile industry
dust control in
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Industrial Hygiena Foundation The Foundation is a nonprofit association of industries for the advancement of healthful working conditions
Volume 19
May 1957 NEW MEMBERS APPOINTED TO H BOARD
No. 5
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Announcement of the appointment of General Clinton F.
of The Carborundum Company and Robert B.
Robinson President
American Brake Shoe
Parker Assistant to the President
was made at the
Company to the Board of Trustees of Industrial Hygiene Foundation
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meeting of the Board in New York City on May 8
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; TECHNICAL INFORMATION SPECIALIST ADDED TO STAFF
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Dr. John Metschl was appointed to the staff of the Foundation
the capacity of technical information
on April 15 in
of bibliographies on technical
specialist His activities will include compilation
subjects literature searches
panies maintenance of technical literature
requested by member com-
files and assistance in preparation of
Industrial Hygiene Digest technical material
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Dr. Metschl is qualified for this work He
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recently retired from Gulf
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was Director of Technical Information
From 1927 until that time he held various research
posts in Mellon Institute -*
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He graduate of the University of Wisconsin and received his
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Ph.D. in
assistant at the
carrying on graduate studies he was lecture
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From
University and assistant anthropologist at the Milwaukee Public
1923 to 1926 he was assistant curator of
Museum
an exhibit of firearms led to his
anthropology and his worikn setting up
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authorship of two volumes on the subject The Rudolph
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The addition of Dr. Metschl to the staff of
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KEYNOTE SPEAKER FOR 1957 MEETING OF
FOUNDATION _
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President
Mutual
Liability . Company will present the keynote address at the 22nd Annual
Insurance
< Hygiene Foundawhticih owinll be held at Mellon Institute on OctMoebeetrin3g0oafnIdnd3u1strial -
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TRANSACTIONS OF 21ST ANNUAL MEETING DISTRIBUTED
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The Transactions of the 21st Annual Meeting of the Foundation a
nearly 300 pages includes under one
publication
presented at the
cover the technical papers and discussions
Management and Joint Technical
Medical
Legal
Engineering
Toxicological
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Conferences Copies have been mailed to member
companies
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