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Medical Advisory Committee Reports and Publications 19^3 - 1955
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1. The Threshold Toxicity of Gasoline Vapor Philip Drinker, C. P. Yaglcu and Madeleine Field Warren June 19^3
2. Report on Fluorescence Spectrographic Examination of Samples of
Oils Produces by the Catalytic Cracking of Native Petroleum Apr. 1C, 19Wt.
3. Aromatic Hydrocarbons
Sept. 29,19^
L. Interim Report onthe Carcinogenicity of Oil Residues from
Catalytic Cracking Process.
W. L. Simpson
Sept. 25,19^
5. Committee on the Carcinogenic Action of Mineral Oils Report on the First Three Years' Work Medical Research Council
6. Summary of Materials Hazardous to Health Used by the General
Petroleum Corporation
Dr. R. A. Jewett
Apr. 9,19^5
7. The Carcinogenicity of Bituminous Compounds
Literature Review- Library of the Technical & Research Div.
The Texas Company
Apr. 3019^5
8. Some Selected Chemicals Employed in the Petroleum IndustryTheir Uses and Necessary Precautionary Safeguards by Roy 3. Bonsib, M.A.; E.M. Safety Director, Standard Oil Co. Aug. 16,19^6
9. Environmental and Occupational Cancer W. C. Hueper, M.D. Public Health Reports-
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10. Industrial Work Clothes: Their Provision and Laundering
by Roy S. Bonsib, M.A.; E.M. Industrial Hygianist
Standard Oil Company
Jan. 28,19^
11". Safeguarding the Use of Cutting Fluids and Coolants Draft. As Revised by Subcommittee on Cutting Fluids at
Meeting Held in Boston on April 1, 19^8 Apr. 7,19W
12.Occupational Cancer- A Challenge to the Physician
New York State Occupational Cancer Committee
19^9
13. Thermal Burns
Dr. Raymond V. Ramdall, Dr. John C. Carlisle and Dr. Albert
0. Seeler at the Harvard School of Public Health, Boston
Mass.
March 1930
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14. The Practicing- Physician and Accident Prevention
The Twelfth Annual Charles V. Chapin Oration
Georg-e M. Wheatley, M.D., M.P.H.
Aug-. 1953
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Tacular Summary of Current and Completed Biological Experiments
The Kettering Laboratory
Sept. 1,1953
16. Summary of Recent Progress in the Investigation of the Carcinogenicity of Petroleum Intermediates and Products Sept. 29,1953
17. Hydrocarbon Pneumonitis Following Furniture Polish Ingestion
John W. Griffin, M.D., C. W. Daeschner, M.D., Vincent P. Collins, M.D.,
and Wayne L. Eaton, M.D.
July 1951*-
18. Determination of Benzo(a)-pyrene in Complex Mixtures Use of Catalytic Iodination on Activated Alumina Russel Tye, Mary Jane Graf, and A. Wesley Horton Feb. 1955
19. Toxicity of Ditertiarybutylmethylphenol
William N. Deichmann, PhD., Coral Gables, Fla.
J. J. Clemmer, M.D., R. Rakoczy, Dip.Ing.Chemjand
J. Bianchine, A.B. Albany, N.Y,
Feb. 1955
20. Industry's Stake in Medical Education Three Views
Feb. 8,1955
21. The Toxicities of Aromatic Hydrocarbons
R. F. G. Holness
Apr. 5,1955
22. Radioactive Tracers Solve Oil Production Problems By L. F. Tischler , Manager, Tracerlab, Inc. Houston June 1955
23. Procedures for the Appraisal of the Toxicity of Chemicals
is Foods, Drugs and Cosmetics
Food drug cosmetic Law Journal
Oct. 1955
24. The Activities of the API Medical Advisory Committee
George M. Saunders, M.D.
Nov. 14,1955
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