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During 1942, 11 more companies and associations affiliated with Indm trial Hygiene Foundation in the organization's efforts to promote hcalthit working conditions, namely: C e n tra l M o to rs C orporation Kopptrt Com pany F lintko tt C om pany O w e n .C o rn in g Fibarplaa Corp. O tn tra l Rcfractorioa C om pany Dom ort C hair Com pany E m p lo ye rs M u tu a l L ia b ility In sura nt Co. Strathm ore Paper C om pany D resser M an ufacturin g Com pany D a viso n Chem ical Com pany . Pacific Coast A ssocia tion P ulp and P aper M a n u fa ctu re rs There are now 246 company and association members in the Founds tion. These organizations, practically all of them directly engaged in w* production, employ between 2 and 3 million war workers. . Plant Hygiene Surrey* . The introduction of unfamiliar and new chemicals in manufacturing processes, some with little known toxic effects, is demanding even great attention to plant hygiene measures. Meanwhile the dermatoses continm to be the most common of all occupational diseases. j The Foundation has conducted more plant hygiene surveys than in anj previous year. These investigations, supervised by Frank R. Holden, chedj on the possible existence of health hazards in the workplaces. If hazard! are detected, effectual measures are devised for their correction. Beside] fostering healthful working conditions, the Foundation's plant survey] are proving to be an increasing factor in advancing harmonious labo] relations, helping to eliminate working conditions which are often source] of discontent, such as nuisance dusts and fumes. j The Foundation collaborates actively with governmental agencies, botl state and federal, which are interested in industrial health. One evident] of this cooperation is the subscription classification started early in thj year whereby governmental agencies can secure all Foundation publics] tions a t less than cost. Since this arrangement was initiated 12 month( ago, 4 federal agencies including Army and Navy, 22 states, and 5 citi have subscribed for Foundation literature. Meanwhile, 3 universities an 4 private specialists have also availed themselves of this material. Research ' . The Foundation has continued to support medical and engineering search in industrial health with grants to The Saranac Laboratory, Univer . sity of Pennsylvania and Harvard School of Public Health. Findings fro these studies have been published. Then, too, an important study in tosi cology is under way for a member company a t Mellon Institute. ' " Publications '` ' Two medical and two engineering bulletins have been issued to men bers during the year. These publications, giving the results of research are as follows: ... .... - 1. Comparison of Stereoscopic Miniature Chest Films, Single Roentgenograms on Paper, and Single Roentgenograms on Large Films. , . ` 4 t -/d - l/L / / i / L ' U y 'i, f i r m . < H w r? , f^L . MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION -- A -- AbingcW. Potteries. Inc. A b r a s i v e Division. U. S. Rubber Company Abrasive Grnin Asc>ciation Abrasive Products Company Allegheny Ludlurr. Steel Corporation Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company ' Aluminum Company of America Amalgamated Anthracite Collieries, Ltd. American Abrasive Company American Air Filter Company, Inc. American Brake Shoe Company American Can Company American Cyanamid Company American Emery Wheel Works American Foundry Equipment Company American Iron Steel Institute American Mining Congress American Optical Company American Radiator Standard Sanitary Corporation American F.eirar.cries Institute American Smelting Refining Company American Zinc Institute American Zinc, Lead Smelting Company Anaconda Copper Mining Company ' Anthracite Institute Arrow Mutual Liability Insurance Company Assoc, of Casualty Surety Executives* Austin Motor Co.. Ltd. Automobile Manufacturers Association - -- B -- Ball Brother# Company Bartlttt-Collins Company Bay State Abrasive Products Company Bethlehem. Steel Company, Inc. Bird Son, Inc. Bituminous Casualty Corporation Bridgeport Safe'.,' Emery Wheel Company Brush Beryllium Company Bunker Hill Sullivan Mining Concentrating Company, --C--. Canadian General Rubber Company, Ltd. The Carborundum Company Caterpillar Tractor Company . Central Silica Company Chicago Wheel Manufacturing Company Robert F. Coleman, Inc. The Colorado Mining Association Consolidated Mining Smelting Company of Canada, Ltd. Cooper-Bessemer Corporation Corhart Refractories Company Coming Glass Works Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation -- D-- Davison Chemical Corporation Deckers Creek Sand Company A. P. DeSanno Son, Inc. Detroit-Star Grinding Wheel Company Diakel Corporation Diamond Alkali Company Dow Chemical Company B. F. Drakenfeld Company Dravo Corporation -- E -- Eagle-Picher Company Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates Ebaseo Services, Inc. Electro Refractories Alloys Corporation Eijer Company Ethyl Corporation Eureka Flint Spar Company, Inc. Exelon Company -- F -- The Falk Corporation Firth Sterling Steel Company H. E. Fletcher Company ' Foote Mineral Company Ford Motor Company Foundry Supply Manufacturers Assoc. Fraxier-Simplex, Inc. Fuller Merriam Company 1 The Funkhouser Company Multiple Id ember.-, Ip 112 MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION ! Gsrco Products, Inc. Gardner Machine Company Genera! Abrasive Company, Inc. Genera! Aniline : Film Corporation General Grinding Wheels Corporation Genera! Motors Corporation Genera) Refractories Company Glens haw Glass Company. Inc.A. P- Giceii Fire Brick Company Grinding Wheel Manufactuicr.- As-no. --H-- ' The Hall China Company Hamilton Emery & Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hawley Products Company Hazel-Atlas Glass Company Hercules Powder Company John W. K.jrntan Company Mauricio Kochschild S. A. M. I. 0. Homme) Company Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd. Industrie1Silica Corporation Inland Stec! Company lnterche mica] Corporation Internationa! Business Machines Corp. Internationa! Nickel Company, Inc. Jackson Mills Emery Company Jamison Coal & Coke Company Johns-M anvilla Corporation Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation -- K-- . . . Keasbey anc Mattison Company Kenneccr. Copper Corporation Keystone Emery Milk Kimble Gias? Company Tnt Kirk i P.-irr. Manufacturing Company Tht Edwir. M. Kr.owits China Company Koppers Company iiuitiah M-mbership _ 'L_ Homer Laughlin China Company Lava Crucible Company of Pittsburgh E. J. Lavino & Company Lead Industries Association -- M-- Markintosh-Hcmphill Company Macklin Company Map mu Copper Company Maryland Self-Insurers' Association Mayor China Company J. S. McCormick Company Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Mexico Refractories Company Mid-West Abrasive Company Mine Safety Appliances Company Monsanto Chemical Company Mutual Chemical Company of America ' --N-- National Association Fan Mnr.uinciui*-i> Nationa! Association of Mutual Casualty Companies* ' National Crushed Stone Association, Inc. National Grinding Wheel Company National Industrial Sand Association National Lead Company National Sand & Gravel Association National Slag Association National Steel Company - National Supply Company , ' The Neville Company . ' New Jersey Zinc Company ` N orth American Refractories Company Norton Company N orton Pike Company ' --0 -- Ontario Mining Association ' Oriental Abrasive Company Ottawa Silica Company . . C'wens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation Owens-Illinois Giass Company 115 MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION ^ Peninsular Grinding 'Wheel Company Penr.-Rillton Company Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Pnelps Dodge Corporation P.ti.-l>urgh Coal Company Pittsburgh Plate Giass Company Priaroid Corporation Portland Cement Association Posture Research Corporation powers X-Ray Products. Inc. Precision Grinding Wheel Company, Inc. The Pullman Company Pyrene Manufacturing Company -- P. -- Raybestos-Manhattar., Inc. Republic Steel Corporation Rialto Mining Corporat.on ' K. H. Robertson Company Robertson Manufacturing Company __ q ___ Safety First Supply Company Safety Grinding Whet', t Machine Co. Sand Products Corpor.'.t.on Ciauat B. Schneible Cent cany Snenango Furnace Ccrr.pt.ny Sirr.onds Abrasive Company Simonas Worden White Company South West Box Company St. Joseph Lead Company - Standard Lime 4 Stone Company The Standard Ultramarine Company Sterling China Company . Sterling Grinding Whet': Company Sun Sand Company Tata Sons, Ltd. Taylor. Smith k Tay'.c r *.-.mpany Tennessee Copper Com.; ; ny Texas Gulf Sulphur Company Muluj ii t M-ii.l*-! hip -- T -- Titan Abrasives Company Toledo Edison Company Trenton Potteries Company Tri-State Zinc 4 Lead Ore Producers Association -- L' Union Asbestos k Rubber Company Union Carbide 4 Carbon Corporation United States Potters Association United States Smelting Refining 4 Mining Company United States Steel Corporation of D el.. Universal Sanitary Manufacturing Co. Utilities Research Commission* . ' --V-- . ' Valley Mould 4 Iron Corporation Van Cleef Bros. Vanadium Corporation of America Vesuvius Crucible Company . Vitreous China Plumbing Fixtures Association Vitrified Wheel Company -- W -- Waltham Grinding Wheel Company Washington Mills Abrasive Company Wedron Silica Company West Virginia Manufacturers' Association' Western Precipitation Corporation Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westinghouse Air Brake Company Westinghouse Electric Corporation : Whitehead Brothers Company Willson Products, Inc. Wir.throp Chemical Company, Inc. ; Wisconsin Abrasive Company Wolfs New Process Abrasive Wheel. Inc. --Y-- " Youngstown Sheet 4 Tube Company 114 Transactions of Ibth Annua] Meeting, Industrial Hygiene Tou ndal ion of A m e r i c a , T h u r s o )* , N o v e m b e r 19, 1953, P* iilic, but because the relationship of industrial health with all tb* other bealut) fields if becoming increasingly evident. It is direcilv allied with public health in that a * orkman must be kept health)- tM hours a day if be is to do an efficient job for b of those hours. There, fore, progressive managements concern themselves vrith the physical and mental well-being of the worker, his family, his whole communiry. Physical e i a tonations of employr-*; calch nonoccupational dist-av* in their incipient stapes while there is still time to effect a curt. Physical c tie c u are also uncos erre and make it possible to place the man on a job commensurate with h:s physical condition, thereby pro longing his economically productsr years. Health education in the plant is reflected in unproved living standards outside its' walls. Everybody benefits, including the employer. Essential Part of Management Program . In certain companies, in-plant health programs have redu.cd absenteeism by more than 297c. labor turnover by almost the same, and have cut occupational disease? n. half. Considered in this light it is obvious that a pood industrial health program is an cs^entiul p art of any management program :r. industry. 1 don't need to spell out to you toe disrupting anc co-tiy effect that absenteeism abiu<has on production. Toe savings `.trough reduction in absenteei:u can easily offset the cos* of c health program. / . To achieve the best possible working and living conditions for their employees, many industries i.,,v< turned to In d u strie IJygici,.- Foundation for guidance. Although, we have shown a eontinuinc growth over the last I t years, 1 am nappy to Bay that 1953 has n one of out ttj<*s` seus.tV'tory. as e*. retired by: Car, M a nuiarturers Jaiute'.c. Inc. Continental Can Company - -- Sujrar Beet Broducu Company McLean Manufacturing Cotr.pany Kennecott Copper CorporKion I*oehler-Jevia' Diiaion. National Lead Company Rem-Crx Titanium, lac. * 0 * c n fC ro in g Fiocrrla Corporation McLain Fire Brick Company Johnson and Johnson Rubtroid Company St. Rep* Paper Company . - m e m b e r s o f in d u s t r ia l hy g ie n e f o u n d a t io n Abingdon P otteries. Inc. # Abrasive Grain Association A b ru lv t Products Company A tm t Abrasive Company A trnvrnt Fnn Company, Inc. Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company Allied Chemical Corporation - A Iit -Ch* ime r M anufacturing C om pany Aluminum Company ol A m erica A in'rirrin Abrasive Company Ami rtf.in Air F ilter Com pany, Jnc. A m trtc a n H rsk r Snoe Company A m erican Can Company A m erican Em ery Wheel Works A m erican Iron and Steel Institute A m erican Metal Climax, Inc, A m erican Mining C ongress A m erican Optical Company A m erican Smelting b Refining Company A m erican Zinc Institute, Inc. A m erican Zinc, Lead b Smelting Company Anaconda Company Asbestos Corporation Limited A ssn , of A m erican R ailro ad s A ssn, of A m erican Soap b G lycerine Producers, Inc. A ssn , Argentina dc E m p re s a rio s M ineros A ssn , of Casualty L Surety C om panies* A tlchison, Topeka and Santa F e Railway System Automobile M anufacturers Association ' -- B-- . ,,Sail Brothers Company Bartlett-Collins Company Baugh and 5ons Compa-v Bay Stale A brasive Products Company Beryllium Corporation Bethlehem Steel Company, Inc. Btrd b Son, Inc. Bituminous Casualty Corporation Boeing Airplane Company Brush Beryllium Company . George H. B ullard Company Bunker Hill Company --- c -- Can M anufacturers Institute, Inc. Carborundum Company Catalytic Combustion Corporation C e la n e se C o rp o ra tio n of A m e ric a Central 5ilica Company Chicago Wheel b Manufacturing Company Cincinnati Milling Product Cleveland Graphitr Bronte Company Robert F. Coleman, Inc, Colonial Abrasive Product Company Commonwealth Sanitation Company Companhia Slderurgica National Consolidation Coal Company, Inc, ' Continental Can Company, Inc. ' Copperweld Steel Company Corn Products Company Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation ' Deckers Creek Sand Company Deere b Company A. P. de Sanno b Son, Inc. Diamond Alkali Company Dow Chemical Company B. F . Drakenfeld b Company, Inc. Dravo Corporation -- E-- . . E agle-Picher Company Ebasco Services, Inc. Electric Storage Battery Company Electro Refractories b Abrasives Corporation E ljer Company Equitable Life A ssurance Society of the U .S, Eseo R esearch and Engineering Company Ethyl Corporation . E x o lo n C o m p a n y -- ' Falk Corporation F arrell-C heek Steel Company F e rro Corporation Foote Mineral Company Ford Motor Company Fostorla Glass Company F ou n d ry F a c in g s M anufacture r Fuller M errlam Company . . - Association Multiple M em bership (147 m e m b e r com panies) M E M B E R ! (continued) -- M-- G ardner Machine Company Ot tgy-Werke Schweitc rhalle A .G . General Abraelve Company. Inc. General Ceram lca Corporation General Electric Company General Grinding Wheel Corporation General Mill, Inc. General Motors Corporation . General R efractories Company Georgia Kaolin Company Girnshaw Glass Company. Inc. V . K. G r a c e It C o m p a n y Grinding Wheel Institute Cali Oil C orporation Hal! China Company H a m ilto n E m e r y It C o r u n d u m C o m p a n y Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Harleton Laboratories Hercules Powder Company Homestake Mining Company Macklin Company Manhattan Rubber * Maryland Sell-Insurers' Association . S. McCormick Company Mexico Refractories - Mid-Wee; Abrasive Company Mine Salett Appliances Company MtnneapolW-Honeywell Regulator Company Minneaota Mining L Manufacturing Company J r a a e S. M o r t e L Son, Inc. National A t t n , of Mutual Casualty C o s ,* National C r u s h e d Stone Association, Inc. National Gl**e band Corporation National Grinding Wheel Company, Inc. National lncustrtal Sand Aasoclatlon. National Leac Company National Sand L Gravel Association, Inc. National Sif Association National Sire! Corporation Neville Cftemica; Company New Jersey Pulverizing Company Inge raoll-H um phryea Inland Steel Company International Business Machines International Nickel Company Corp. J Jonnt -Manville Corporation Ottawa Silica Company ' C'v e n t- C o r n in g T tb e r g la a C o r p o r a tio n O-- ens -Illin o is C ia s s Com pany K e a s b e y l> M a t t l s o n C o m p a n y K< r.r.e: ott C o p p e r C o r p o r a t i o n Keystone A brasive Wheel Company K! r'r b B lum M a n u f a c tu r in g C o m p a n y Kc-ppcr* Com pany, Inc. Homer Laughlln China Company La -.a C r u e l b l e - R e f r a c to r i e s C o m p a n y E. J, Lavino and Company Lead Industries Association Lor.cof T ransport Executive pacific Grinding Wheel Manufacturing Co. C. H. Packwooc Manufacturing Company ptr.gbcrr. Ccrpcritlon Peninsular Grtr.c.ng Wheel Fe ns-R'.lKor. Company '' ' p t r . M yl var.ta Giss* Sand C o r p o r a tio n Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association Casualty Ins-trance Company Pnt'ip Docgt Ccruoxatlon ' Fr..;*se:phti Ouart* Company Pr.Hl.p Petroleum Company Pittsburgh Coat 1 Chemical Company Pitts ourgh P in t Glass Company Pittsburgh Steel Company Pcrt'.ar.s C em ent -.oclatlon Pulirr.ar. inccrporsted Foundation M - . i . p 1 M e m b e r a h i p (2* m e m b e r c o m p a n ie s )  M t M E C R (continued) -- F-- --v~ Reaction Motor Red HUI G rinding * heel C o rp o ra tio n R epublic Steel Cc r pi- r a tio n ' R e a r * r c h - C o t t r 11, Inc. H. H. R obertsor Company Robertaon Manufacturing Company Rome Cable Corporation Union Carbide Corporation United S utea Potter* Association United States Rubber Company ' United States Steel Corporation Universal'Rundle Corporation * " --- 5 r Safety F i r s t Sup;!'. Company St, Joseph Lead . ompany Sandla Corporatio' Saueretsen Cemrn!* Company Claude B, Schntlc.c Company Scott Aviation Corporation Sharon Steel Corporttlon Sheffield Steel Shenango Furnacr Company Slmondf Abraaivc Company Slmonda Worden V nut Company Socnny Mobil Oil Company. Inc. Standard Lime anc C-ment Company S ta n d a r d Oil Com p v of C a l t f o r r .a Standard U l t r a m a r . a n d Color Company S te r lin g G rinding w n Cel C o m p a n y Sugar Beet Product* Ccmpany -- V-- Valley Mould k Iron C orporation Vesuvius Crucible Company Vitrified Wheel Company . ----W---- . Waltham Grinding Wheel Company Washington Mills At>r*ive Company . W'edror. Silica Company W estern Maryland Railway Company Westfield Grinding V'ceel Company W'e stin g h o u se A ir R r Company Westtngnouse Electric Corporation W'heelabrator Corporation Whitehead Brother* Company Willsor. Products Wyckoii Steel Company T a t a I n d u a t r i e * L i m t `-d -- y r- i 7 T a y l o r , S m ith l> T*><or C o m p a n y Tenneaaee Copper Ccmpany Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company Texaa Guli Sulphur Company - T u an A b rasiv es Com . - v Trenton Potteries Ccmpany Trion, Inc. ' Tuaco Corporation 13.  J. 1937 A b r n i v r C r a in A sso c ia tio n 19)4 Allegheny Ludlum Industries, Inc. 1944 Allied C hem ical C orporei ion 19)4 Aluminum Com pany of A m erica J949 A lum inu m C om pany of Canada,. L td. 1947 Am erican Can Company 1971 A m erican Fouadrym en's Society 193 A m rricen Insurance Association 1944 A m erican Iron and Steel Institute 1957 A m erican Metal Climax, lnci 1917 A m erican Mining C ongress ' 1945 American Mutual Insurance Alliance [ 1944 A m erican Optical Corporation j i 19t7 Am erican Petroleum Institute 1934 ASAHCO Incorporated . 1949 Ame rican Text ile M frs. 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