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imt%szSi.2Si.ZiC.-zIW*X is .JS5.-- Sfff ~SiS^ fJSfii(t*i1X21jS Si no >e 2 % e 9) s *Ss >> t oe sf r i j a. * 8 --.* ^i i *% t> :c h - ; : till Si i t. ff.f f? II Hi4 N Vi n 'i \ DEPOSITION EXHIBIT L t-P. Alo.3S MjT7%l l^> REPORT OF MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE C. . RALSTON Chairman Eleven sew members aifiliated with Air Hygiene Foundation durg . past year. The sew members are: "* Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company American Mutual liability Insurance' Company Calco Chemical Company Colorado Mining .Association Industrial Tape ^Corporation Liberty Mutual.-Insurance Company ' 'Maryland Self-insurem' Association Powers X-ray Products, Inc. - ' Pullman Company Rustless Iron and Steel Corporation Toledo Scale Company ...Meanwhile;, eleven' .companies jailed tp renew, -their membership * . January, With.!the business'upturp--increased production creating-... need for health' protection--a somber of these companies are e.vp*:~: * return to the fold. While the resignations balanced the additions, maintaining tnr * *. membership at 225 companies, there was an increase of about a .*j in income. This is accounted for by the fact that most of the eompnr.:** -resigned were small Arms. Six of them were in the S30 a .War -- whereas most of the new members are larger companies in the higr.-r * bracket. As Dr. Meller has announced, there has been a pronounced incr' i-- the Foundation's surrey service to its members during the year. Thu significant development. It links the benefits of Foundation more firmly with every-day plant operations. An industrial concern A does not know its health hazards, or its lack of them, and have this tion in a scientific, specific form, is like a company that does not bn** w costs. Industrial hygiene surveys are simply inventories. Like invent they must be made periodically. The advantages 0/ such a procedure *" manifold. In base of claims, you have a record showing what the health actually were at the time of alleged injury. That is. you have this *3^ tion if you have been making periodic checks over a period of report yon receive-from the Foundation removes the "true*' n- r* ^ speculation as to whether there was or wasn't a hazard at the r^ tion. Further, as Mr. Fleteher pointed out here a year ago. a *ur\*v ^7^. fr*>m an outside, independent agency carries more weight in Court rtf a compensation commission than does a report prepared by your _ In other words, an outside party emn talk with greater weight ab than you can talk about yourself. You all know naan's rapacity for spreading rumor, how talcs *fr>* Safety L>ir*otor. Pliohurch Pint* Cla Omopany. 6 > * * * y Ml REPORT OF THE MEM BERSHIP COMMITTEE G E. RALSTON.* Chairman Thirteen ruotpuni*-. haw affiliated wit), the Fouitdatiw. thus far this **i. They re: Corhart Refnietc>)ie Company Conor*} Motor# Corporation HazehAllas Glass Company *' Internationa} Business Machines Company Merck 1: Company Mipmisburg Paper Company Michigan Mutual: Liability Company. *- Neville Company Fhsbargh Clay Pot Company Plaakon Company Pyrene Manufacturing Company Standard Lime and Stone Company Toledo Edison Company Two of the above are old members who dropped out-.durinp lean years M!:renew*d .their membership#. <terinc,/3ftil. ;Mr*nwhfle.foorrompanies .resipned during-the.year; ` ` ' _ I: will be impossible .to make a full report on tnemlr>h':p work anti) tv* end of the year. A campaign for new members is jimv in progress and * have reason to be optimistic atom its resells. Mr. Lewis H. Brown, brvsidcnT of Johr.s-Manvi'.le Corporation. w*hieh has beJJ mrmlwrship since --t Foundation was started, has kindly agreed to assist us in the undertaking, lie campaign has been necessarily held up by the fact that the Foundation * been in the process of changing its name. That change was advocated >7 the Membership Committee, as well as many other persons interested in * Foundation, at the meeting here one year ago. After circularizing the emWrship, and after the due processes of the law, the ehange from Air Hygiene Foundation to Industrial Hygiene Foundation became official only teently. In fart there are still some final legalities to be disposed of at a fcsiness session here today. Increasing industrial activity tends to increase health hazards--and at 1 time when the nation sorely needs maximum manpower. Therefore, the *<*k of the Foundation is more important now than ever before. It helps "panics keep precautions apace with production, which is the only way can offset the increases in sick absences and occupational disease which **vitably accompany an increase in the industrial tempo. In endeavoring to fulfill this important function--keeping precaution* * step with production--the Foundation if performing more and more field for it;- member companies. Lurmr the pa.*; year oar industrial :.Taie.;t, Mr. Mallene. covered approximately 25.0M miles in making plant rv*.yj< anil "trouble shooting** where new pr*cscef uere Wing installed. ** firw materials introduced with questionable health efforts. Survey work ** performed in seven states. In August, the staff hygienist fiew 2.7CK) miles in three day# covering ^ # *kft> Dts-eetor. PttuPwgti Plate Clm Company 137 7si<*c 6 JZ-- S3, J9J 7 Now Member* Darin? 1942, IX more companies and associations affiliated with India trial Hygiene Foundation in the organisation's efforts to promote heaithft working conditions, namely: 6w>< Minn CwrwstlM Keepers Company Flintfeete Company Oener( flafrectaeiaa Company Owana.Carmnp Fiberplee Carp, Oemere CMir Cempsny Cmpteyere Mittwit Liability Inewrance Ce. atrptPmare Paper Company Oraeeer Manufacturing Campany Oavieen COamital Company Pacific Caact Aaaaciatian Pulp anC Paper Min^facturvra There ore now 246 company and association members in the Founds lion. These organisations, practically all of them* directly engaged in w production, employ between 2 ^nd 3 million war workers. Plant* Hygiene Survey* The introduction of unfamiliar and new chemicals in manufacturing processes, some with little laown toxic effects, is demanding even greste attention to .plant hygiene measures. Meanwhile the dermatoses contjna to be the most common of -U1 occupational diaeases. *| The Foundation.has conducted more plant hygiene surveys than in a&i previous year. These tsvt-iiigations, supervised by Frank- R. .Holden,- died on-the possible existence.of .health hazards ifi. the'workplaces. If hazard^ axe Setec'tedveffectual -measures are devised lor.their correction. `Besids festering healthful working conditions', the Foundation's plant surren are proving to be an increasing factor in advancing' harmonious lsbaj relations, helping to eliminate working conditions which arc often source of discontent, such as nuisance dusts and fumes. j The Foundation collaborates actively with governmental agencies, hots state and federal, which are interested in Industrie} health. One evident* of this cooperation is the subscription classification started early in tii year whereby governmental agencies can secure all Foundation public*! tions at less than cost. Sinee this arrangement was initiated 12 montig ago, 4 federal agencies including Army and Navy, 22 states, and 5 cio have subscribed for Foundation literature. Meanwhile, 3 universities an 4 private specialists have o*ao availed themselves of tills material. Bee earch The Foundation has continued to support medical and engineering r* sear:h in industrial health with grants to The Saranac'Laboratory, Univer aity of Pennsylvania and Harvard School of Publie Health. Findings frog these studies have been published. Then, too, an important study in tc*l eulogy is under way for a member company at Mellon Institute. ] Publications j Two medical and two engineering bulletins have been issued to mewi hers during tbe year. These publications, giving the results of reseasti are u follows: X. Comparison of Stereoscopic Miniature Chest Films. Single Roentgenograms on Paper, and Single Roentgenograms on Large Films. * 7 fa Jr>^ {/L/ftL'u r*;'. %n*ro i : t- $35 A/ r? * t *' t*r7 : >- i* ' . // ' i MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION Abtnrdoo lUnitary Maauttueivumr Co. Abraaiv# Company Abrmaivc Division. U. 3. Robber Company Abrimv Products Cenpuy AUeebeny Lutflum Steel Corporation AlUsbeay Putahurrb Coal Company AlUa*Chalm*r Manuiacturlnr Cory. Ths Allison Company Aluminum Company of America American Abrasive Company American Air filler Company. Inc. American Brake Shoe Company , American Cyanamtd Company Amarlean Emery Whoa! Work* American Irvn A Steel Institute American Slmrr Omrres* American Mutuat iJaMhty insurant.-*- t'n. American Optical Company Amancaa Radiator A Standard Sanitary Corporation American Refractories Institute Amcriean Smeltlnr A Aeflninc Company Aatnan Zinc Institute American Zinc, load A Smeltlnr Compaity Anaconda Copper Simmy Company Aaa n of Caaualty A Surety Executive** Automobile Manufacturer* ^nMwtuimi Ball Brother* Company Bartl*u*CoUtna Company ./ Bay Stale Abrasive Product* Cdnpuiy Bethlehem Steel Company. Jm*. Bird A Sun. inc. Bridgeport Safety Emery Wheel Cemiuny Bunker Kill A Sullivan Minina a- Concentreline Company The Carborundum Company Central SUica Company Chlcaco Wheel A Menufaetsrtnc 'ompoiy Climax Molybdenum Company Robert f. Coleman. lie. Tbe Colorado Minin* AaMmiation Consolidated Minina A Smeltlnr <%*upat or Canaoa. Eld. Corhart Refractories Company Cormnr Glass Works Cortland Grtndlnr Wheels corpnmi i-.u Davison Chemical Conwrwtton Beckers Creek Sand Company Denver Fire Clay Company A. P. deSanno A Son. ine. Detroit-Star Grtndinr Wheel Compmiv Diamond Alkali Company Domore Chair Company. ltn>. Dos' ChemiealCompany B F. Drakenteld Company Dra\*o Corporation Earle*T*leher Lead Cempanv Ebsaco Services. Ine. Sleeve Rcfractortee A AJtova Corperuti>m &nployer Mutual Liability InmrawiM'o. Ethyl Corporation Eureka Flint A Spar Company. Inc. Exelon Company The Falk Corporation Firestone Tire A Rubber Compum- Finh Sterling Steel Company The Fimtkote Company Foote Mineral Company Foundry Sunniy Manufacturers Aaa n Frasier*Simplex. Inc. Fuller ttemara Company Galvin Manufacttrrinc Company Cairo Produets. Inc. Gardner Machine Company General Abrasive Company, lac. ' General Orindln* Wheels Corporation `'General Motor*Corporation General Relraetorlea Company Olaae Container Association Olensbatr Olaae Company, inc. Grinding Wheel Manufacturers A*t'* The Mali China Company Hamilton Emery A Corundum C*nii**-v Hampden Grmdmk Wheel Company Hawley Product* Company Haaei-Allas Glass Company Heels Minted Company Hervules Powder Company John W. Hitman Company O. Hommel Company Mauiicio Hoetoachlld S. A. M. J. Industrial Silica Corporation IndustrUI Tape Corporation Interna Uonat Business Machine* Cup. International Nicks! Company. Jim-. Jack A Helntx. Ine. Jackson Mills Emery Company Jamison Coal A Coke Company Jobna*Manvlile Cotp>ra.tJoa Jon** a Laurhlln dTedTCorporaiMwi Keystone Emen'MW" Kimble Class Company The Kirk A Blum Manufac-turlnc C.*..,. . Hopper* Compasy Homer Loushlin China Company Lava Crucible Company of Plitstourui. Jv. J. Lnvtno A Company Lrwd Industrie* Association Liberty Mutual Insurance Company Maekintoeh-Hempblll Company Maeklln Company Warms Copper Company Maryland SelMnsurera* Association Merck A Company, Inc. Maxim Kefraetorle* Company The Mlamlsbur* Paper Company Michlrati Mutual Liability Companv Mld*West Abrasive Company Mine Safety Appliances Company I Monsanto Cliemlcal Comtwny | Mutual cthemlcal Company of Ameri { J. S. McCormick Company National Crushed Stone Association. : National Grtndlnr Wheel Company National Industrial Sand National Lend Company National Flat Association The Neville Company New Jersey Zinc Company North American Refractories Norton Company Norton Pike Company Ontario Mlninr Association Oriental Emery Company Ottawa Silica Company Ow*ns.Comtnx Fibenrlas Corporat**. Owens.Illinois Glass Company raeiflc Coast Association of Pulp X VManufacturers Peninsular Grind Inr Wheel Compniu renn*ROIton Company Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporal!.*. Vhelns Dodee Corporation Pittsborrh Coal Company Ptttahurvh Plat* Glass Cemnanv Pleskon Division. Ubbey-Owene-y.*. Portland Cement Association Powers N-Ray Products. Inc. Mwitipi* Msmesrsnip MEilEERS OF IN: Frecision Crindl&c Wheel Con. The Pullman Company fvlliMii6tutsrt Cii ManuU Pyrvos Munwfactunnr Com pa. aAru~<Mf>*.Manhattan, lav. Ri*m> Minin* Corporation V II. Robertson Company ftefetv First Supply Company psfety Crlndlnr Wheel A M. Claud* B. Schnetble Company Joseph E. Scarram A Son*. In Arnann Furnace Company ptmotids Worden Whit* Conn*. AJvsy Froeeas Company Atulh West Box Company pt Joseph Lead Company standard Abrasive WheelVo. ptsodanl Lime A Stone Corny:. Steriinr Crlndlnr Wheel Corr.i ptia-kton Fire Briek Company The Sun Rubber Company Tssas Gulf Sulphur Company Titan Abrasives Company Toledo Edison Company Toledo Scale Company Trenton Potteries Company Trufttnte Zinc A Lead Ore IN -- Assoclation ' FEDERAL GOVERNM Ai< herviee Command. Falrde)< Morcuu of Medicine A Sunrvry. t%iy of Ordnance. Chieaxo. I!) industrial Hyrienc Service. Ok t*ny. Okla. Industrial Safety Division. Hui draenai, Alabama ldu*tnal Hyrlene Laborator Itsltimorc, Md. Wedimi Supply OIReer. Fort M. asvy Yurd. Charleston. S. C. p*.e Establishments Dlv. N.v Tetmeasee Valley Authority C l*ublic Health Sem'ice STATES l^twrtment of Health. Callfor; li*rtmnt of Health. Conne-.* lMp*rtment of Health. Geuica. (wuartmcni of Health. Jrtahu Iwpurtment of Healtli. IlUnoi* twtwrtment of Health. Indiana tp*rtment of Health. Ioa*a l*t*.rtment of Health Kan?*IMwrtmant of Health. Loui*>:< jwfwrtment of Health. Maryla: fWtwrtment of Health. Mlssou: |Mr*riment of Health. Montnr iPisrtnint of Labor. New T< IwiwrtmcQt of Health. Ohio ertment of Health. Oklahotawrtmem of Labor A Indurt t***nsytvania |Vp*rtm*nt of Health. TennerIwsartment of Health, Texaa ywosnmsnt of Health, Utah fwiwftment of Health. Vermoi fwewrtment of Health. Vimni >trtm*nt of Health. West V |w*^rn*nt of Health. Wisec* ^deeirtal Commission of Ohio rtnrt m 1C* tfl AM'll n Vny dm Corp. J, JH*. y industrial hygiene foundation vV |`uiutt*n Comp*7 Company, Inc. i,aBhianderd Cat Maoufecturtnr Co. trfMtr MenufeciurtAc Company *,*tor*to*-MaabAlLSJl. lac. I,M ilinins Corporation k. MruOB Composy kfrir y\nt Supply Company mm; CrtntiM Wheel * Machine Co. .'M H. Schneible Company K. totems * Sons. Inc. mw>(o furnace Company < Worden NTblie Company Mttf hwo Company Wi Box Company * *a*oh Lead Company Mterc Abrasive Wheel Company m*PM IJm* A Stone Company Mina OrindJax Wheel Company n*u<* fVt Sack Company *w too Rubber Company Union Carbide A Carton Corporation United Easiaeerin* a foundry Company United States potters Association United 8tauMmaJUad Company 4 Mlninr United states Btsel Corporation of D*l. Universal Sanitary MaauXactunp* Co. Utah Copper Company Utilities Research Ceamiaaion* Valley Mould a Iron Corporation Vanadium Corporation of America Vesuvius Crucible Company Vitrified Wheel Company WalthamOrladlnr Wheel Company Waatiiarton Will* Abrasive Company Wcdron silica Company Th* S. X. 'Wellman Company Weat Company Western Precipitation Corporatier Westfield Crtsdlnr Wheel Company T.tssCvlf Sulphur Company rxadfcraeives Company Kdtson Company .*de Seal* Company itNtiw Potter*** Company mutt* zinc a Lead Or* ?ivOw<tri - rietioo Wcstlnrhouso Air Brake Company Wetfncbou*e Electric * Kf. Company WbHeheed Brother* Company Wiilaon Products. Inc. Wisconsin Abrasive Company ' Wolfe Nt process Abrasive Whirl, Inc. Tounpvtovn Sh*t it Tube Company any Uaburvti Toeey ay liatiou iny mpwny any Amrtci ` taiias/lnr. O tm'lwiiy *^4 oration " * Pape^Y^j npany iratlfm " * */ -a] 3 SUBSCRIBERS/ fOERAL 'GOVERNMENT . *: . ntrrinr Comma*d.`Petrflfid. Ohio. * <mss- w* of Medicine A Sunrery. Navy Dept, Department of Health, Baltimore, Jfd. i^ru Ordnam*. Chics*, 111. Department of Health. Detroit. Micb. toMRal Hymens Sarrice. Oklahoma -ur.tlUa. Department of Health. Si- Louis. Me. Safety Division, Huntsville aivmuU, Alabama .Mortal Hymen* Laboratory, twmieor*. Md- OTHERS - . Seppty Officer. fort Mason. <3aL . tart. Charleston. S, C.................. Dr. Elaion L>'B*)icnap :r r*Kabt**iuft*ftC*'PJv.>2pvy Dept -* V X>r. Charles Xemm Good ****** Valter Authority Dr. J. "W. C. Hannon r yuWic Health Service Dr. E. H. Hsyhunt Dr. N. p. Henderoon STATES \ Mia>eat of Health. California ..^itarni of Health. Connecticut t-xuamt of Health. Geoma ...nm<tuof Health. Idaho of Health. Illinois .Mt*>ntot Haalih. Indiana Mrutamt of Health. Iowa of Health. Kanes* raiment of Health. Louisiana 'nment f Health. .Maryland annentef Health. Missouri Mmseoi of Health, Montana of Labor. Hew Tork ^rtettnt of Health. Ohio .nieeatof Health. Okiaboma :mnivt of labor m industry, vw**Tienls MMtisrot of Health. Tennessee Mxaeniof Health. Texas anmeet of Health. Utah . Mtertieeflt of Health. Vermont jxMtieefit of Health. Vfrxinta wtnmnit of Health. Vt Tlnrlnia of Health. Wisconsin Commission of Ohio Mr. 3. H. Holden Dr. Hedwlx H. Kuhn Dr. G*o. E. Morris Dr. S. D. McDonell Dr. c. O. Ssrminrton Johns Honkini Uatversirv University of Colorado Madicai Administration Service TOREIOV . - Deearunont of Pensions A Health. Ottawa. Canada Department of Health A Public Welfare. Wtnniptx, Canada British Ministry of Stropiy Mission International Labor OSice. Montreal Medical Rooapreh Council. London Minuter* Saute *8<E. Social Hyp. Quebec, Canada Hethertand Government Commission for Scientific Documentation Mult I CM* N*mePin|g m mm U ;V: * f - 1 2*5;.;! : f M*> ! r?-:? . i ^ r\ m\ &2.'. 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I.ll Htfl >t Knwrv f'iMttiumv VmiimiIhuii ('irtKH'atimi of .Miwrica V-nt <us 'ii.ih-Miv VltrllM Wheel ('uni|i;i|ty -- W ^.I'.riuiRC yilMral.'i^ (>r|irainni Wallliom tirlndJuc \VI -I :..m|utiy llliiKrtt niiiic `>N|4ny WMliiiiutin Mill* Abrasive `'ni|ny -P ^Mtar lirimliui! Wlwl . CiiiiMt r.MiiuMtiy W.ijrmi Sili.-a i'miiImii)' Wei Conmany \VVt Vircmut Mai*'ifii<'tuivr' .inanu <>biM Ranrt Coriairatittn laatcr *'**'}K*mt>Ull -with f*ni .hMtsb <*U*s Cowiumiv rraeipitatloii Corporation Went field Crlndtnr Wheel Company Weailnflieuat Air Brake Cwunany Wehtlnahnuar Klwtrlr *'nr|iniin* iw iMvixMrtt. Wbhv.O*-M-- Kurd Co. -.afliWloniihiii * .'aJ vmm n Awwlailon X-lt-if rT.nlnolo, In.- atoh linn'lmt Wtie*-| Cnnueinv. jn,. Vwllmal) COTIU>*Ov Viiimf.v turmr Whitehead Brothers Company WIUmd Products. Jlir, Wliithr<i|> iVniitiil Inc. Wlw^riiain Aliranw t'nminmv Wolfs N^tv y>rAbrneitv Wheel. Inc. Yonnestowu Shoe! a- Tube Company * Multiple Mcmharafitp M *.***, t.`. tV - $ ) ! 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"`* ---- oo o : 2 T ^ w a 5 -2 1^*3 iif = =i r x v< ill * * r ^ 1i* s a s s a s r r . s x-- c e 9 :g 6 aaiH 1 !pxj! * I 2 S f3 5=gRu I?: < 5 ^ S S4 0 9 t i| 2 s5:5 5t 0 c 5 J O * m b a * *a - b 5 3 2 5 5 e e -- Ex If S: # U X H O X U s O o 1 H r Q y 0 u 9 u 0 o0 =5 * b tj . a 2 | ii * 9 eea a o-- 9 we ? o o . * a * - * 2 g Xo 2 B aC. o x z; r O O tn m o e U B fl r - e "fi.2 9a .* aa<a !/ % '/hvrt. > .fowrfj /w: MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION -- A -- Abingdon Potteries, Inc. Abrasive Division, U. S. Rubber Company Abrasive Grain Association Abrasive Products Company Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company ' AUis.-Cbalmen'ManufactQiingCozapany Alominnm Company of America Amalgamated Anthracite Collieries. Ltd. American Abrasive Company American Air Filter Company, Ine. American Brake Shoe Company ' American Can'Company ... . American Cyanamtd 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 Refractories Institute American Smelting A Refining Company American Zinc Institute American Zine. Lead A Smelting Company Anaconda Capper Mining Company Anthracite Institute Arrow-Mutual Liability insurance Company Assoc, of Casualty A Surety Executives* Austin Motor Co- Ltd. Automobile Manufacturers Association -- B -- Ball Brothers Company Bartlatt-CoUins Company Bay State Abrasive Products Company Bethlehem Steel Company, Inc. Bird 6 Son. Inc. Bituminous Casualty Corporation Bridgeport Safety Emery Wheel Company Brush Beryllium Company Bunker Hill A Sullivan Mining A Concentrating Company, _c -- Canadian General Rubber Company, Ltd. The Carborundum Company Caterpillar Tractor Company Central Silica Company ^Chicago Wheel A Manufacturing Company . Robert F. Coleman, Inc. The Colorado Mining Association Consolidated Mining A Smelting Company of Canada. Ltd. Cooper-Bessemer Corporation Corhart Refractories Company .Coning Glass Works Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation. > . , J -- D -- Davison Chemical Corporation * Deckers Creek Sand Company A. P.DeSanno A Son, Inc. Detroit-Star Grinding Wheel Company Diakel Corporation Diamond Alkali Company Dow Chemical Company B. F. Drskenfeld Company Drsvo Corporation -- E -- Eagle-Picher Company Eastern Gas and Fuel Associatss Ebasco Services, Inc. Electro Refractories A Alloys Corporation Eijer Company Ethyl Corporation Eureka Flint A Spar Company, Inc. Exoion Company --F -- The Falk Corporation Firth Sterling Steel Company H.E. Fletcher Company Foote Mineral Company Ford Motor Company ' Foundry Supply Manufacturers Assoc. Frazier-Simplex, Ine. Fuller Merrisa Company The Funkhouser Company * Multiple Memoersaip 112 MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION --c-- Carco Produets. Inc. Gardner Machine Company General Abrasive Company, Inc. General Aniline d? Film Corporation General Grinding Wheels Corporation General Motors Corporation Central Refractories Company Clenthaw Glass Company. Inc. A. P. Green Fire Brick Company Grinding Wheel Manufacturers Ajsoc. * ; --H-- " The Hal) China Company Hamilton Emery Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hawley Products Company Haael-Atlas Glass'Company Hercules Powder CompanyJohn W. Higman Company Mauricio Hochschild S. A. M. L O. Homme) Company -- L-- Homer Laughlin China Company Lavs Crucible Company of Pittsburgh E. J. l^rino Company Lead Industries Association , --M -- M*rkntoh*Hcmp&lICompany Mfccklin Company Magma Copper Company Maryland SelfInsurers* Association Mayer China Company J. S. McCormick Company Metropolitan Life Insaranee Company Mexico Refractories Company Mid-West Abrasive Company Mine Safety Appliances Company Monsanto Chernies) Company Mutual Chemical Company of America . -- N-- Imperial Chemical Industries. Ltd. Industrial Silica Corporation Inland Steel Company Inierehemical Corporation International Business Machines Corp. International Nickel Company, Inc. Jackson Mills Emery Company Jamison Coal iz Coke poapany Johns-Manville Corporation Jones Laughlin Steel Corporation -- X-- Keasbey and Mattison Company Kennecott Copper Corporation Keystone Emery Mills .Kimble Glass Company The Kirk Blum Manufacturing Company The Edwin M. Knowles China Company Koppers Company National Association Fan Manufacturer?. National Association of Mutual Casualty Companies* National Crushed Stone Association, Inc. National Grinding Wheel Company National Industrial Sand Association National Lead Company National Sand A Gravel Association National Slag Association National Steel Company National Supply Company . The Neville Company New Jersey Zinc Company North American Refractories Company Norton Company Norton Pike Company -- O -- Ontario Mining Association Oriental Abrasive Company * Ottawa Silica Company Owens-CoraingFiberglas Corporation Owens-Illinois Glass Company * Slwiupi* kJemwrrshir* 113 MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION --p-- --T -- Peninsular Grinding Wheel Company Fenn-Rillton Company Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Phelps Dodge Corporation Pittsburgh Coal Company Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Polaroid Corporation Portland Cement Association Posture Research Corporation Powers X-Ray Products, Ine. Precision Grinding Wheel Company, Ine. v The Pullman Company Pyrene Manufacturing Company -- R -- Titan Abrasives Company Toledo Edison Company Trenton Potteries Company Tri-State Zinc A Lead Ore Producers Association --.U -- Union Asbestos {^Rubber Company Union Carbide A Carbon Corporation United States Potters Association United States Smelting Refining A Mining . Company United States Steel Corporation of Del.. Universal Sanitary Manufacturing Co. Utilities Research Commission* Raybestos-Manhattan. Inc. Republic Steel Corporation Rialto Mining Corporation, H. H. Robertson Company Robertson ManuiaeturingCompany -- S -- Safety First Supply Company Safety Grinding Wheel A Machine Co. Sand Produets Corporation Claude B. SehneibJe Company Shenango Furnace Company Simends Abrasive Company Simonds Worden White Company South West Box Company St. Joseph Lead Company Standard Lime A Stone Company The Standard Ultramarine Company Sterling China Company Sterling Grinding Wheel Company Sun Sand Company -- T -- Tata Sons. Ltd. Taylor. Smith A Taylor Company Tennessee Copper Company Texas Gulf Sulphur Company --V -- . Valley Mould A 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. Ine. Winthrop Chemical Company. Inc. Wisconsin Abrasive Company Wolfs New Process Abrasive Wheel. Inc. # --r-- Youngstown Sheet A Tube Company JUumpJv SI-m<M><Tnir 114 I-H-F IN 1947 I JOHN F. McMAHON Director, Muttiil Hyjitn* Fewid*liei What has Industrial Hyeiene Foundation don* dtnyijjthe past year? The following are some partial answers to that question: At the first meeting of the foundation's Board of Trustees, on Deeem. her 16, 1935, this organization was launched with 23 member companies and associations. 'As'of today,-there are 349 members.. Twenty-two companies and associations have affiliated thus far this year. They are: American Cot Company Anthracii*- Institute Atlas Powder Company. Austin Motor Company (England) Crucible Steel Company Federal-Mogul Corporation Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. Ford Motor Company General Ceramics & Steatite Co. General clertrie Company Godrej and Boyee Mfg. Co. Inland Steel Company National As*tt Fan Manufacturer* NationaLPulverizinr Company . National Steel Corporation National Supply Company New Jersey Pulverizing Company Pittsburgh fke & Chemical l'o. Sharon Steel Corporation Sun OH Company Sun Sand Company Sylvania Electric Products Co. Actually, the aumber of sew members is 54 inasmuch as one of the organisations is the Anthracite Institute, which has taken out a multiple membership covering its 32 member companies. There are now 103 special subscribers .. governmental agencies, private institutions, etc. Field Work Field work continued to increase in a satisfactory manner ami studies in approximately 70 different plants. This work will l>* de-cr^*--' Mr. Hatch, the Foundation's Research Director. In an engineering for the pottery industry, directed by Mr. Htmecn, Head Er.uir.wr. Foundation collaborated with the U.S. Potters Association to hold a P<>i**'r7 Dust Control Clinic here in Mellon Institute on October 13. Sixteen panies sent 31 representatives to this all-day conference. * 4 S^UL /U f 2-0. /`r/4 7 i i I-H-F IN 1948 JOHN F. MeMAHON Membership f The mwid*r*hip of lndii>trinl Hygiene Foundation now nm1)*r< 353 rompani*"* ami asM*iatious. 'plus 105 special subscribers. Xew members during ^he year to date are: Canadian i&stitute of Store and * Furnace'.Manufacturers, Ferre Enamel Corporation The GHddeit Company TheB. F.Goodrich'Company .-'HoimesLake Minins Company. Panfborn Corporation Re?ere Copper it Brass. Inc. S^ifc Company Standard Oil Company (N-J.) | . . Meanwhile,' applications lor membership h&ye-just been receive** from Lever Brothers Company and Southern Mma Company. The** will be acted upon by the Foundation** Retard of Trustees at their annual meeting today. . Tao***. Research Early thi- year. the Foundation annmiiiwl the establishment . a new bdmratory for industrial toxi**ihgy and physiology. This was taken in r*sponse to demands from member companies. Thy m*v laboratory marks a highly important advance in the development this research association of industries-- ticvclupment that strength, ens the Foundation and that promise* important benefit* not oul;5 to the members and their employees but ultimately to all members *. America's industrial society. Two projects, both of one-year duration, have already been inint ated and several short-time investigations have been completed. Plant stndit* and field rt&rnrrh+< inducted by the Foundation'* staff thi year have exceeded, both in scope mnl importance. anythiiu previously undertaken. The work has included a trip by two men * South America and a number of trips to Canada. Foundation research will U- dealt with fully tin*, morning in report hv Mr. Hatch, our Research Director. [4] - , /SulC. SU.W, tJ'Jt* facyLy H-tn /?, j mi FOUNDATION # FACTS JOHN F. McMAHON Oittttm, to*--ml H(|nn Membership The following companies ami organization* atEJuited or re-uffilai*d with Industrial JJysriene Foundation during lfMfh l'cer^'A Company * Socony-Vacaum Oil Company Texas Company . Jeffrey Manufacturing Company Rome Cable Company Metal & Thermit Corporation SylvanU Electric Products. Inc. DoehlerrJarvig Corporation Lever.Brother* Company'' Southern Mica Company West Virginia Manufacturers * Association .'East Indian Railway ` `. * ** Field Studies The* volume of field studio carried on durijyr the year teas rrejiter than ever Itefon*. Hijrhlmhts of thi* work imduiL'd half a dozen surveys dealing with community air pollution; the*- were mode fr Foundation Members in the steel and plas* industry, and for the Atomic Enerjry Commission. Likewise a number of studies were made or are in progress, to determine the health and jtttdical it-eds of certain member companies. The Foundation welcomes project* of this kind, showing a company what it should have to provide ade quately for the health of its employees, the cost, administrative pro cedures. the medical faeilties needed for a piven type of firm--these . constitute lastiu? contributions to labor, industry, to human relations, developing human resources. Personnel We amiomieetl to the Foundation V membership the appointment ** Hr. Jl. 31. hu-hrenk *- J?ese;irrh J)ireetor of industrial Wyjriene Foundation. This pleasinu development boejuu*- eriWtiw o.-ti.ber 3. Jlr. Sehrenk comes to the Foundation after estsddisidn;; a,, inter national reputation it! industrial hxuieuc ai tin* I'.S. bureau of Mines and more recently with tin- I'.S. Public Health Service. Mr. Theodore F. Hatch is now dividing hi* lime between the Foundation and tin- new of Public Health at the University of Pittsburgh-- To] ,'A^lj /SuM.,. Si*. V, ) /yt /$ /<? s-0 . FOUNDATION FACTS ANDREW FLETCHER, Enj.D. I. SL iw>* l*W C---- CKwu, ( Tmnii, b>4wiJ Hnmw ftmdmimt time 4* Foundation Fact*." Thar responsibility today falls ait me. Mvst . oi you kn*'y what the fact* arc, hut we. have probably a . few new . members rimin' few new friends.' so l will just briefly nttrlme tIk::;. Our Foundation starts! iu wlteu a group of companies baud*d together mi account of the silicosis problem. That organization ua* known as the Air Hygiene Foundation. We had only some 20 .-uni* panics, but* the'early work of the Foundation so impressed other companies that year.after.rear our. membership has increased.-until . today.tVe liave approximately.:}() i>f tbe.*outstanding-*ompanies in th* "`t'liited Stares who are really interested in improving the working ami living conditions of their employees. National recognition to the Foundation n a competent, impar* rial research organization was imt long in coming, and today, gentle* iiicii, wc ilr*s**rv<-- that recognition. ! hope that v will always hold it. The eight companies who joined ii this year are representative --f niir membership list--anyone who would like to h.nv ....... u;pb-i.- li*r * mr m**tb.*vsldp obtain it through *nr ofiee% h-r-. The .*i-h licw companies which joined in IftoO were: Bradley Minin* Company A. M. Byers Company Commercial Solvents Corporation . . Gulf OH Corporation Joy Manufacturing Company . Wvckoff Steel Company General Ceramics and Steatite Corporation * Fullman*Standard Car Manufacturing Company T would he amiss if l didn't tell you that your Foundation is in exeellent financial condition. We started the year with rmtgldy s-lol.iwKi in ..is)i and short term tb.vernmeni bonds. and we cMim.i**' that we will end with $1 l.Vwilj. Major Research Problems n*.-ar<-ii results in tacts, t'oiistrnetive un'et-ring working conditions c.m only be based on facts. Ami facts ar- r taiidy the product of v.nr Foundation. The goal of ..ur Fotindati- 'i ia somewhat visionary, and its labors will only be completed '* h.*n X43 IfsrC FOUNDATION FACTS C RICHARD ,WALMER, M.D. Deecter, Jadertfiel fev*dtiA It is iudml * pleasure to hare *n many of tJi** Koiiidnt;n\, member eompnme* repr-*w*uttKl here today. The charier uictnWr* ,,,* Industrial Hygiene Foundation visualized it * mtifyintr ***m. *;.j. ius in tin* advuucemem of occupational healrliNitruu icdustry-tridfrost, and 1 think your preaesccherr today .^justifies their belief that industry seeded and wanted snob an organization. The joint effort of companies to foster heititlt of workmen has been an effective methM of dealing with socio-economic problems relating to industrial health. Of equal importance in advancing industrial health are the in dividual efforts of companies to achieve optimum health maintenance in their respective plants. 1 think the member companies of Industrial Hygiene Foundation are leaders in this respect. TVe want at tills time to welcome seventeen new inemWr* u, this year s meeting. They are: Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation AMI* incorporated A**ociation of American Railroads Atciation of Ameriran Soap and Glycerine Producers. Inc. Bovina Airplane Company The Cleveland Graphite Bronze Company Do` Corning Corporation Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States ParrelLCheek Steel Company Jesse S. Morie 1 Sotu lac. Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Cospai Pennsylvania Manufactvt ers* Association Casualty Insurance Company Sauereiaen Cements Company Sperry Gyroscope Company Standard Oil Company of Indiana Wald Industries Inc. Western Maryland Railway VT* hope that *11 of you will consider the Foundation a psirf your own technical staff, nod we look forward to Wiu? of a^i^iam*'' to you. During the past year the Foundation's staff completed a ntimWr of important field and research projects. Environmental surveys wen* [*] Iststn/-- /Y~/r /?ZZ> X / 5TI Reprints of addresses continue to jbe i demand. Requests are Mill coming in for the talk on "The Human Side *f Rusi*s.v" which was made at the 3950 meeting by Dr. Donald K. David. Dean, Gradu- ate School of Rusmeas Administration at Harvard. There have been numer**u< requests for ct>p.-> of Don ft. MhelMlV 3953 keynote addr**s on "Human Dignity.** % Tlw fallowing companies have affiliated with tlb***f'onndation since d*uuary 3: ... American Foundrytnen's Society CleveiandCHtTt Iron . Company General Mills. Inc. General Steel Cartings * Company Lakev Foundry and Machine Company Pennsylvania Railroad Company PrismoSafety Corporation Sahdia Corporation' Trion. Inc. l*.S* Pipe and Foundry West Michigan Steel Foundry Company Wheeling Steel Corporation Company The'Foundation!* now *eryju?.mrr than 3W member companies. The American Iron and Steel Institute iraming program is one of three established at the Foundation. A new--ami important one to tie--is that of the Foundation's spuiwirhig the further cdm-ation .<f a mediral graduate who is at present studying in the Vniv^roity of Pittsburgh Graduate Sell**.! .f Puldk- ll.-*.l:b. Th* Fuiverstty grants a scholarship, and the Foundation gjv*-. fjjian'i*I assistant to the student. This train*** program is tin* beginning of the Founda tion s plan to train funnv staff members. In addition to this student in the Graduate School. the F<uudation employs part time as undergraduate student of chemical engi neering, who is a prospective future staff member. Listed among the managing director's activities for the past year were numerous talks, one of which took place at the Tenth Interna--riosal Congress on Industrial Medicine held in Lisbon. Portugal, in September. 'While abroad, the managing director also discussed the role of industrial hygiene in the 79-nation World Health Organiza tion when he eonferred at its headquarters in Geneva. Switzerland, with the director. Dr. Drw-k Chisholm. Dr, H. H. S<*hrenk. research director, and W. C. L. Hemeon, engineering direcior. spok,* on "Smoke Abatement ** at a recent monthly meeting of the City Cmno-i) .f W.-irmn. West Virginia. Thomas . Millsop. President oi the City Council. aW> is president uS Weirton Steel Company which, at present. ha* a trainee in tkt American Iron and St*el Institute program at tin- Industrial Hygiene Foundation Laboratory in Mellon Institute. 3 7/uluj. M- ^ /Uv- /S'. //t-S~f other health fields is becoming increasingly evident. It is directly allied with public health in that a vrcrianas must be kept healthy hours a day if he is to do as efficient job lor 8 of those hours. There fore, progressive managements concern themselves with the physiri] and mental wellbeing of the worker, his family, his whole communin'. Physical examinations pi employees catch sonoccupational in their incipient stages while there is still .time to effect a cure. Physical defects are also uncovered and make i'$essiblt to place tip man on a job commensurate with*his physical condition, thereby pro longing his economically productive years. Health education in the , plant is reflected in improved living standards outside its walls. Everybody benefits, inchjdmg-the; employer.'-.. % Essential Part of Management Program In certain companies, in-plant health programs have redu<-r>j absenteeism by more than 29%. labor turnover by almost the shim-, . and hare ent occupational .diseases.in..half. Considered-in this, licit - is obvious`that -a-'gpod industrial health' program -'is !an;ves<entiiir . 'pari of toy management program in industry; 1 don't need to spell out to you the disrupting and costly effect that absenteeism al-.nhas on production. The savings through reduction in ab*tmeciii! - can easily offset the cost of a health program. . To achieve the best possible working and living conditions for their employees, many industries have turned to Industrial llygienr Foundation for guidance. Although we have shown a continuin'* growth ever the last 18 years, I am happy to aay that 1953 has In-,, one of our most satisfactory, as evidenced by: Can Manufacturer* Institute, Inc. . _ Continental Can Company Surar Boot Products Company JdcLoan Manufacturing Company Krnnceolt Copper Corporation DooMer-Jarvis Division, National Lead Company Rcm-Cro Titanium, lae. Otrn*Coraiag Flberglaa Corporation McLain Fire Brick Company Johnson and Johnaoa Roberoid Company 8c Regis Paper Company m FOUNDATION FACTS ^ * C RICHARD WALMER, M.D. Mm Pwmi, W<mM HytM >ipMim The most illuminating measure of Industrial Hygiene Founda tion** progress and gTO\nh is to l*e found right here in this auditor* jmu. The increasing attendance at each -Annual Meeting is evidence the enthusiastic* support you and the companies you represent are giving to tJie Foundation. With such interest, it wasinevitable that i!m* Foundation would achieve much in its first 2d years toward makiiiL* letter environmental health a reality.* With a continuation of this interest, w* look forward confidently to a still greater degree of Membership W* are pleased to welcome twelve new member -tompaaies to this yrrfs meeting. They are: Asbestos Corporation Limited Commonwealth Sanitation Company.. .* ` t "G. H. Wekw'ood Manufati'uVjng Q>'mp*W Georgia* Kaolin Company Mechanical Industries. Inc. Phillips Petroleum Company Pilot Chemical Company Radto Corporation of America L L. Stiles and Sons Brick Company U. S. Asbestos Division of Raybestos*Manhattan. Inc. Western Electrochemical Company Wyandotte Chemicals Corporation This brings the Foundation's membership to 3G5 companies hav. in? a total of more than three million employees. Special subscribers i" tbc monthly Digest and other publications now include 12$ gov. riinienTaj health agencies and other health and education institutions. Anton? them are 3f> such organizations in 14 foreign countries. Almost every industrial category is represented on the Founda tion's membership roster. The staff of the Foundation is proud to be the medium through which all of thee diversified industries can unite th-ir efforts in protecting the health of their workers and their --o-utuers. Helping immeasurably to make this possible through the years has been the interest aud support of Mellon Institute. We owe a [5] TasUuS. -2./ /?>% l f /'Lf-ts- / 7-- /p* /*?A / TV* like t fn*l thnt through the tvars the*** meetings. ih. 1mv proved valuable to you in {iduMing ;m opportunity to yet with representatives of fields other than vonr own so that lines of communication ran Ik* strengthened and problems ironed out. "We hope that all of you. and particularly the new members, will take every opportunity to vail on the Foundation's staff for assist#!*-*. I would like to %ve|e*mt*. at this time, eleven new members to t!:i year's meeting. They are: Bauch Chemical Company V The Beryllium' Corporation Corn Products Refining Company CroaaeHinds Company Crown Zellerhach Corporation Detroit Steel Products Company Industrial Idemnity Company Mechanical Industries. Inc. Olin Msthieson Chemical Corporation Pittsburgh Steel Company Standard Oil Company of California This twentieth year of the Foundation`s existence saw the com pletion of a number of important field and research projects and the initiation of new ones. Environmental surveys included studies of dust exposures and other atmospheric contaminants, for winch control procedures were recommended and parallel medical controls set up. Several surreys involved determination of the outdoor air pollution as well as that at specific manufacturing operations. Two complete medical surveys were made which resulted in the modernization of existing medical programs to encompass health maintenance activities. Several new products have been investigated in our toxicological laboratory to ascertain whether any harmful properties were present. Other studies were carried out to determine the effects on the lunc> of dust from various substances used in manufacturing. Ooe of these investigations extends over a three-year period, another over two years. Extensive air pollution investigations continued throughout rh** year. The work carried on by the Foundation this year involved a budget expenditure of a quarter of a million dollars. Figures were cut close, but w expect to end the year with a balanced budget. Our total cash and securities amount to $2To,000. Elected to the Board of Trustees this year were Mr. Jofcn Bugas. [6] 1 ) Members of A ir Hygiene Foundtllon, as of Nov. .10, 1937 x.- A0 IW& REPORT OF MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE C. E. RALSTON,* Chairman Eleven new members atfiliated with Air Hygiene Foundation duns* past year. The new members are: * Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company American Mutual Liability Insurance'Company Calco Chemical Company Colorado Mining .Association Industrial Tape Corporation Liberty Mutual.Insurance Company ' 'Maryland Self-insurers' Association Powers X-ray Products, Inc. - Pullman Company Rustless Iron and Steel Corporation Toledo Scale Company* ...Meanwhile,*, efcvbn' .companies failed w renew--their memberifcjp January, Witblthe busineis'upturn--increased' production creating- need for health' protection--a number of these companies are exp**:-: * return to the fold. Whiit the resignations balanced the additions, maintaining :r.r * *. membership at 225 companies, there was an increase of about a .-** in income. This is accounted for by the fact that most of the compani resigned were small firms. Six of them were in the $50 a yiur -- whereas most of the new members are larger companies in the higr.-r -- bracket. As Dr. Meller has announced, there has been a pronounced inco * the Foundation's surrey sendee to its members during the year. TSi significant development. It links the benefits of Foundation mvrr*** more firmly with everyday plant operations. An industrial concern ** does not know its health hazards, or its lack of them, and have this mf *r-- tion in a scientific, specific form, is like a company that does not Ln w costs. Industrial hygiene surveys are simply inventories. Like inv*r.t they must be made periodically. The advantages of such a precede!* ** manifold. In base of claims, you have a record showing what the health ~ actually were at the time of alleged injury. That is. you have th:. **' tion if you have been making periodic cheeks over a period of ,**!'*. ' _ report yu receive from the Foundation remove* the "cue** T-"`r* speculation as to whether there was or wasn't a hazard at the ti-* tion. Further, as Mr. Fleteher pointed out here a year ago. a un*,v from an outride, independent agency carrier more weight in Court ->r ^ ^ a compensation commission than does a report prepared by your ^ -- In other words, an outside party can talk with greater weight at* than you can talk about yourself. You all know man's capacity for spreading rumor, how talcs *Tr"' Saftir Uir*rtor. PlioUurch ?Im* Cine* Cnpny. 6 M4/ REPORT OF THE MEMBERSHIP COMMITTS C. . RALSTON.* Chsirmaa Thirteen rompanie* hav*> r.ffiUated will, the VoutidMK'i. thus far this t. They are: Corhart Refractom* Comjiuny General Motor* Corporation Hazel*Atlas Glass Company ^ International Business Machines Company Umk it Company Miamisburg Paper Company Michigan Mutual: Liability Company. Neville Company Fiisburgh Clay Pot Company Flaskon Company Pyrene Manufacturing Company Standard Lime and Stone Company Toledo Edison Company M!.-renew*d .their membership?. dcring;JJ4J. ;Me*nwhile./oor''ropanie* -ibigned during-the .year: .' *-. 3* wffl be impossible to make a full report on memUmhjp work until :> end of the year. A eampaim for new n.ember> i> nr*w in progress and * have reason to he optimistic atom its refills. Mr. Lewi? H. Brown* President of Johns-Manville Corporation, which tor held tnemlerrhip since * Foundation was started, has kindly agreed to assist us in the undertaking, i* campaifr. has been necessarily held up by the fact that the Foundation sa been in the process of changing its name. That change was advocated *J the Membership Committee, as well as many other persons interested in Foundation, at the meeting here one year ago. After circularising the aeintorship, and after the due processes of the law, the change from Air Hygiene Foundation to Industrial Hygiene Foundation became official oniy Gently, la fact there are stOl some final legalities to be disposed of at a fcsiness session here today. increasing industrial activity tends to increase beahh hazards--and at * time when the nation sorely needs maximum manpower. Therefore, the *<*k of the Foundation is more important now than ever before. It helps wpanies keep precautions apace with production, which is the only way *r can offset the increase* in sick absence* and occupational disease whieh 4*vitably accompany an increase in the industrial tempo. In endeavoring to fulfill this important function--keeping precautions * tep with production--the Foundation is performing more and mere field **?: for its member companies. Dur.nr the pusi year our industrial :,?rer.i*t, Mr. MaUerte. covered approximately 25,000 miles in making plant r.-.ye ami "trouble shooting" where new pr>w**e* were being installed. * n*w materials introduced wjth questional.:* health Purrcy work * f*erformed in seven states. In August, the staff hygienist ftew 2.700 miles in three day* covering Director. PliwawTh Flaw GUas Company 317 J-2.A? I 743- . Now Members During 1942, IX mors companies end associations affiliated with India trial Hygiene Foundation in the organisation's efforts to promote health^ working conditions, namely: ' ClMfll MfW Ct^wmiMi KMn etwttny Slintket* Cemesny Oanaral Refract***** Camaaay 0*n>Cwmn| ribtfflu Coe*. 9*n*r CAair Company Cm*Jrr( Mutual kiaklnty Iammom Ce* Stratum**** Raaar Camaaay Orviaar Manufactwrino C*m--*y Oavlaaa CAamlaal Camaany PiciM Caaat Aaaaci*t*n Palp sftS Pimt Mii^ficturm There are sow 246 company and association .members is the Founds ties. These organisations, practically ait of them' directly engaged is w* production, employ between 2 and 3 million war workers. ................... Plant'Hygiene Surveys * The Introduction of unfamiliar and new chemicals Is manufacture processes, some with little taown toxic effects, is demanding teen greatn attention to .plant hygiene measures. Meanwhile the dermatoses contjnw to be the most common of *.U occupational diseases. ( The Foundation, has conducted more plant hygiene surveys than is aaj previous year. These Havtitigations, supervised by Frank- . .Holden, chceJ . on -the possible existence of health hazards ih. the' workplaces. If hazard! .are detected^effectual -measures are devised for.their correction.' 'Stsida fostering healthful working conditions', the Foundation's plant surreyt are proving to bo an increasing factor in advancing' harmonious lab relations, helping to eliminate working conditions which are often soure of discontent, such aa nuisance dusts and fumes. The Foundation collaborates actively with governmental agencies, bo state and federal, which are interested in industrial health. One eviden of this cooperation is the subscription classification started early in tfci year whereby governmental agencies can secure all Foundation publics! tions at less than cost. Sinee this arrangement was initiated 12 montit ago, 4 federal agencies including Army and Navy, 22 states, and 5 ciri have subscribed for Foundation literature. Meanwhile, 3 universities an 4 private specialists have auc availed themselves of this material. Reeetreh The Foundation has continued to support medical and engineering n sesrrh in industrial health with grants to The Saranac -laboratory, Univer sity of Pennsylvania and Harvard School of Public Health. Findings frog these studies have been published. Then, too, an important study in tozk cology is under way for a member company at Mellon Institute. Publications Two medical and two engineering bulletins have been issued to meni ben during the year. These publications, giving the results of rescard are as follows: 2. Comparison of Stereoscopic Miniature Chest Films. Single Roentgenograms on Paper, aod Single Roentgenograms on Large Films. * 4 i/L/i'i'u ??- r I /* ' / vx-u*. MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION AMncdtt K*aiurr MMUttctunai Co. . Abrasive Company Diviaiwn. U. 3. Robber Coinpany AtriMv* Products canptAy Allegheny Ludium Steel Corporattoo Aiiocsy Pittsburgh Coal Compaoy AlUa-Chalmem Manufacturing Con*. TM AUm Company AJurei&um Company of America AsMeas Abrtaivt Company wUnortraa Air Filler Company. in. American Brake 6ho* Company , American Cyanamtd Company Amoj-lean Emory Wheel Work* American iron A Stool Inatitui* Amorloan Mining Oingree* Amortcan Mutual Ualiility lAun<kt'n. American OptH-al Company American Radiator 4 Standard Sanitary Corporation Amoman Refractories Institute Aatrteu Smelting A Xtltninc Comttaity American Zinc Institute Amoncan Zinc, laid A Xmrlilnc Company Aaerenda Copper Mining Company Aaa'a of Caatialty * Surety Kmuttvo* Automobile Miflttfirturtni AMmauHin Rail Brothers Company Baitlrtt'CoUlna Company* / Ray State Abrasive Products Cdniuny Bethlehem Steel Company, lnv. Bird A Sun, Inc*. Bridgeport Safety* Emery Whorl Company Bunkcr Kill A Sullivan Mining a Concontraunr Company The Carborundum Company Central Silica Company Chicago Wheel A Manufacturing <*omfwny Climax Molybdenum Company Robert F. Coleman, Inc. Tbe Colorado Mining AeMMlatton Consolidated Mining A Smelting C<npa of Canaoa. Ltd. Corhart Retractorlee Company Corning Clan Works Cortland Grinding Wheels Cenrniiwi Davtaoit Chemical Conration Decker* Creek Sand Company Denver Flro Clay Company A. P. deSenno A Sen, Jnc. Detroit *Star Grinding Wheel Companv Dlamond Alkali Company Pomoro Chair Company. Im*. Daw Chemical Company B F. DrakenfeM Company Dravo Corporation Eagle*Plcher Load Companv Ebaeeo Service*. Inc. Electro Refractories A AJtovo Corporuti>>i Dnployora Mutual Liability Insurance `o. Ethyl Coloration Eureka Flint a Spar Company. Inc. Eaten Company The Falk Corporation Firestone Tiro A Rubber Companv Firth Sterling Stool Company The Fllntkote Company Foots Mineral Company Foundry Suonry Manufactorera Aao'n Frasier.Simple*. Ire. Fuller Morrtaia Company Calvin Manufacturing Company Garre Produeta. Ine. Gardner Maontno Comoany General Abrastvo Company, lac. General Grinding Wheel* Corporation ' General Motor* Corporation General Refractories Company Giaee Container Aaeueiatlon Olsnahaw OUu Company, Inc. Grinding Wheel Manufacturer* Am m The Halt China Company Mammon Emery a Corundum Cimn*** Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hawley Products Company HaaeLAtias Glass Company Hecla Mining Company Hercules Powder Company John W. Jilgman Company O. Hommei Company Mauiicio Hocboehild S. A. M. 2. Industrial Silica Corporation Industrial Yaps Corporation International Business Machine* Cun*. International Nicks) Company, in*-. Jack A Heints. Inc. Jackson MlUs Emery Company Jamison Coal A Coke Company Johns.Manvllle Oowwatloa Jones a lAUghlin tJcvgTCrporei*i*t Keystone EmrryMUI* Kimble CUas Company The Kirk A Blum Manufacturing Knppera Company Homer Laughlln China Company Lava Crucible Company of Pltuburui. 21 J. Lavino A Company Lead indwatrtee Association Liberty Mutual Insurance Company Mackintosh.Hempnill Company Maeklln Company Magma Copper Company Maryland SeiMnsurem' Association Merck A Company. Inc. Mexico Kefructorte* Company The Mlamiaburg Paper Company Michigan Mutual Liability Corepuav Mid.West Abrasive Company Mine Safety Appliances Company Monsanto Chemical Company Mutual Chemical Company of Amnlr. J. s. McCormick Company National Crushed Stone Aasoclatlnn. National Grinding Wheel Cnmpany Katlonal Industrial Sand Aswa taixm Natlnna) Lead Company National Slag AaeoriaMon The Nevtite Company New Jersey Zinc Company North Ameriran Refractories . Norton Company Norton Pike Company Ontario Mining Association Oriental Emery Company Ottawa Silica Company Ow*n.Cemtng Ftbemas Corporate*. Owen*.Illinois Glass Company Pacific Coast Association of Pulp * f . Manufacturers Peninsular Grinding Wheel Compam Penn.Rttlton Company Penn*vivania Olaoa Sand Corporate*. Phelps Dndoe Corporation Pittsburgh Coal Comoany Pittsburgh Plate Glass Comnanv Plaskon Division. Ubbey.Owenv.y.-. Portland Cement Association Powers XRay Products. Inc. members of in: The Pullman Company Pullman.Btandarc Car ilanwiPrren* Manufacturing Cotnwu art>e<Pe.Manhattan, lo^-. Bialtn Mining Corporation H II. Mobertaon Company . bafrtv First Supply Companv gfei* Grinding Wheel A Mat Claude B. Schneible companv . Jseeph E. Seagram A Sonr. n. AfMiito Furnace Company gimnnos Worden White Cum >. g4v*y Process Company ewth West Box Company St Joseph Lead Company taniUrd Abrasive Wheel iVii. ptandanl Lime A Stone Comp:. Sterling Grinding Wheel Corr.i pturktnn Fire Brick Company The kun Rubber Company Texas Gulf Sulphur Company Titan Abrasives Company Toledo Edison Company Totado Scale Company Tranton Potteries Company TrLMinte Zinc A Lead Ore TV Association " FEDERAL GOVERN* au Femes Command. Fairdel< Rutcuu of Medleino A Surgery. <mtW of Ordnance. Chicago. Ill .ladustrial Hygiene Straw, Ok i*uy. Ok la. tadMeirtal Safety Division. Hui arsenal. Alabama Indwetrial Hygiene Laborator Iteltimors. Md. 1' Medical Supply Oarer. Fort M. aavy Yard. Charleston. S. C. p*Me Rstabllehmentst Plv. N.v T,,,flMMt Valley Authority f* g l*ubUe Health Service STATES imtwrtmentef Health. Cslifnr: Imi^rtment of Health. Connv.* IMpertment of Health. Ge<n c^. (wuertment of Health, ldahu lofMrtment of Health. Jllmoi* l^t^rtment of Health, Indian^ tp*rtmcnt of Health. Jowp iHfutrtment of Health Kan**|Mrtmnt of Health. Louiri:* rwtwnment of Health. Marvta: rwpertment of Health. MUsou; |M(artment of Health. Mentor i*rtment of Labor. New T< |l*rtmeQt of Hsailh, Ohio )Wprtmsnt of Health. OklahrhMnrimMt of Labor A Indun fwaneylvanla rwtwrimmt of Health, Tenner . jm^rtmont of Health. Texax . fwosrtment of Health. Utah fMtwrtment of Health. Vennoi . fMfwrtment of Health. Vlreim of Health. West V Imearcment of Health. Wisrer Ssdvetrial Coramission of Ohio % . * . j1-. ** - tn am'k Qr* tN COf*D. V. JM*. y ty i in* CutuMV industrial hygiene foundation *.riuu>* Aoeei Cwmoany. i#>v. .v l*u*a*s Company lny*i.ifu * jku^nuu/M acvtutnCRacrCMaamnupf*a*c/ turing Co. iae. illflinr Corporation n *.A*eeneoa Company Union Ceroid* A Carbon Corporation United EuuHnu * Foundry Company United tata Potters Association United Stalaa BaelUpg Rseaiag A Mining Cam pony United State* Sttt! Corporation at Del. Onfvr**i Sanitary Manufacturing Co* Piret Supply Company UUb Copper Company CrtndtaS Wheel A Machine Co. Utilities Research Commission* . *!* U. Pcbneible Company t , -f^ R. SacTio * Bona. Jnc. m,*ace Furnace Company laNiUi Worden Whit* Company Mtar ivorem Company Vallay Mould A Iron Corporation Vanadium Corporation of America Vaaunut Creelbja Company Vlinfisd Wheal Mit Wee* Box Company > jmth Lead Company mOK Abrasive Wi*l Company Waltham Grtadln* Wb*el Company Washington Mill# Abrasive Company Wcoron silica Company .aOafO Idme A Stone Company nmwc Oriadlns WWi Company him Ftr* Brick Company The S. X. WoOamn Company Weet Company Western Precipitation Corporation 'w Sus Robber Company Weetneld Grinding Wheel Company rw Gulf Sulphur Company (i Company :* Ediaen Company f-ed* frale Company Petttrtee Company Zinc A Loan Or* Producers jwseiatioa Wcatlnxhouao Air fink* Company Weettncbouae Electrte * Kf*. Company WhuehaaO Brother* Company Willson Products. Jne. Wisconsin Abrasive Company ' Weir* New proeeaa Abrasive Whom. Inc. Teungetown Sheet A Tube Company wr usbunrh subscribers/ neeoy\ ay :iu<nt ny mpany any *, * America FEDERAL'GOVERNMENT service Command.'PslrPyid; Ohio. ^aeot Medicine A Surgery. Navy peph i*r<Maaftc. Chicago, III. Hrgteae Service. Oklahoma .vr.mua. Satety Division, Huntsville 4mni. Alapama ^wtrial Hygiene Laboratory, fuamere. Md. kiml Baopty OIRcer. Ten Meson, CsLTaM. CbaMvetoo. 3, C.' mm tieubllshatencp piv. .Nhvy DPU ' V - j_. -t--r Valley Authority f yeMM Health Service iilTSB- Deoanmont ef Health. Baltimore. Mrf. Eeparrmaat ef Heelth. Detroit. HleB. Department ef Health. St. Louis. Mo. OTHERS 4 . Dr. Eleven l^ Belkztap X>f. Charles Xtmm Good Dr. J. W. <3. Hannon X>r. E. R. Hayhurat itaattllaC s.,*tiw. O STATES w^rtaHHit of Health. California .^iiatM of Health. Connecticut Or. N. P. Henderpon Mr. J. H. Holden Sr. Hedwlir S. Kuhn Dr. Ceo. E. Moma ..MUsenl of Health. Cenrym Dr. E. D. MeSonell mnpnity ...niMiit of Health. Mane .*4ie*t at Health, Illinois i*H*at ol Health. Indiana ^rttatat t Health. Iowa Sr. C. O. Senptnrton Johns Honklne Unlvereirv UftlvavPtty of Cotormln t^niaeat of Health. Kansas ^Minaeal of Health. Louisians Medical Administration Service 4nirM af Health, Maryland `.744 rOREJON . - oration many ,*fi *Meivaaie U ip A FapeijVt .^rueent of Health. Miaeoon *ftaeai of Health, Montana .Moment ef La her. New York mTMM ef Health. Ohio of Health. Oklahoma ^MAieent of La hor or Industry, Seoamneet ef Pensions a Health. Ottawa. Canada Department of Health A Public Welfare. Winnipeg; Canada tratlon '' Me^tatrat ef Health. Tefmeoeee n-"-wi of Health. Texaa nmeet of Health. Utah )mrinent of Health. Vermont British Ministry of Supply Minion International lather Office, Montreal Medical Research Council. London vs-Fsett po/ jM^tmeat of Health. Virginia nmeet of Health. Wr Virginia Minister* Baste A B. E. Social Hyp. Quebec. Canada .Mimen ef Health. 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ItaitkiHii, IJWiV.i'im. ^a.Mt4.ijiita4i 4M.ta*iiaaa-i|( AffOt-IA 11. # .4 \ i:..* t'naliirli, 1m. . . . *;aia*aliiti; Wh-i-l r... .. .,i**t...* * '*.tnta;a * ** 4. vt.a.iil.i.'turitn; ; vfcrNIfcATION Hum. t(M/|un< I<h i.MM - * All*.*-* '`Wrretrntmn f !***. HIM I* >i:fiH><iiii>ni A<">'n ( V JM latMlff -i.**>*>, t*C. <*.a*|atW. <n i "u |<ir) Wti ^HllaHI I 'M.tlMII* ull), l\ > <tt.|Uliy :l. tII*t A**'** 1ill* * 'iHHIUH* m H I `iNII|l!li)i A }i | ** l'M j, M<afty, iiw i.lawny ini-u*iy " (H.lliut, MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION . -- . , I i.im.i * ............... . tin' mu tjnf> Mill* <Ak<iUu`Mni*Ky *ih i Blum Mnvti*tufinii t*(MiM*ny fU)b*'lv*>.Miiiiiiiiuii, lnr. " Jlepwbfic Steel CwrfMraiien........ . Rltltw AIJninc Ovrpnrtnnn H. Jl. IleMriMfi Cii<iny -- L -- . UNiihlin ('him Onati'eny . Ot-'jlJ- t'Hii|iiiiiV iif 1'iiialHireft billing 'iHiiiuiiy . J lllu>trira Amui'IMHHi --. M -- . *w)Mih>lirfli|4illt I'nuiiulit i.|M( l'.t|K4.V .ui'Hfl*'' 4*<mtMir uwl S-lf*li*iira*m' AM*'Unn ,iiiiia4il|lll Ilf* IlialliMtw-** 1`hiiiiviim . if*frai'torf** * `iKnfMiiv 4 WVt Abmeive Omiiunr >*fH* ,t|i|i|la*fi`iiai|iiv Mi1nfiifi'l riimiuny *.aM*b*-tuw wl <*mte*y uf .li'inii'a u. Me m. 4. i%iti|inny - N Mul ,\*M'li|ll*|fl Ilf MllttUl < '4>llll * ^bH*wM ?i* A*^istinn. Ini*. Win-el i*i4ii|uiii i s*ii lw)'i*<riil Siul ,\*-iiiiiM uul Ih-iu< (*<tnt|wnv -huiI >aiHl Jc fimvvl A*M<M(inn 1 \, nil- 'nminv |H*M' Xlm* l*llltMII* imi-riiuii IMriii Iinim* (*iii|i;i*)v -I 'MMI|Mr*> in. hki ^iimHiiv O .r. Umiiic .! uikw .Ml ^ll'f*' flMllJEillV Silw-s mtvmy u,.i'i*iine Kiiwreli** i'*ri*ifainiii lllilMMa (ib|*k'uni|nT -m .vbr ilnmliM WU-rl t**mpat\* - Ciiiimi I'i*niuiir Mitaau *fc*e* Sand ^ ln.ler <'nr]aimi Km hmJi '*ai 'iinifitnr ..mmcIi l*lte Clue* <*omfcitiv un Invhiiiim. Ubbr^w-niiKort Co. -1 * lull * .hJivmint AMnHailm .. x.jfciv r*nJw,t. !* *<;ntMlinf Tni4-I rnnitonv. Jim* . tviMHan rnmimnv *iMMfaifr>nC I'miwfH* -I* Safety Kiri Sum*!*' Cmnminy Safety finatfiiiii Wheel A Machine Co* t'Jjoil* II. Si'iiii--tide Omipany Sntt Avliillim * (-m.iImhi J*eeph K. Srasmm 4t Sane. Je. Ulirtuniio Kurnact* rnmiii) KlttHXiit* AV(rtt*n Whit** *vni|Mtny Smith )V***( lint <'*nt|u*ny St. Jhm-iiIi Idiail 0'ff)i*<ny .Siaiwl.ini ,\bfH*tvi- WV-1 t'umnany siinttfiinf J*in**- At Ste Company Sierlim; HrinOlnv U'li--I Company Tle sun nubltert'iiwiony .. T * * Ti'U(> *lf Mylttir * ni|>iiif-' Tll*tt<tliia*ivf *u*ininy Ti4iii KiHmhi ('iHii|t'iii>' T4***l'* S*s*l* * 'imiiMiiy Tr**itm llitt-fir* i iHiiiony TM*U* '/Iiii* A.- Ih-ihI t *rv l*iiidui--r AaiwxMtiMn UrtlHiil A*ltH>tiw & HllUll--r * 'i>1llfl>.> t*m*m **arhW* Cafhno Corporation l'nlt*4 State* I*#it*if .\nvlatlmi United suit* Niu**IU`* UcIIiuhk 4k Minins Company United SUitvM Stiui I'liriiuniiliin uf 27*1* t'liivi-fwil Suniiury Miinvfiicurinir Co. Utah l*utM***r CumiMflV Utilities Kvrnrt*h Utimmleiton* -- V-- Vall**y MumU it jrrni ;*n**ratlun Vn < "Iri-f jirti*. VMiniilinm I'nriioruiuMi if .tnwrici V<**m iw> *riN*ilil** '<>ni|*any Vitrtfl***! Whi..*l 'h*i|hk>>' --. w .. U'dlilijni (ifinitinc Wli.cf i *ini)|kiii> \\'n>Miivtnn hlill- Ahtnuive i'oniiiany Wiilrmi Silii-a <'nM|kiiiy \V**nl Oiflinany \V**at Virpim:* lljiiiify*-tiiii*r*" Aw<rtntln _ # VV***-m rreetpttatvnn Curvoratlnn WeatAeld CrtMini Wheel Company Wentinchouee Atr Brahe Company Weerinchnue** Wwtrlr t *rv*rt * Whitehead Brother* Company WlUenn PndUft*. Its*. \Vlmlini|ii'li*HiM'Kl I'limiihtiv. Im*. \V|M-Afittn Ahraetve <**mtnv \Volf`li Nw PfiirM Alirovtvc \V1ihI< Int. --Y -- TAtiiieMitvu Shtet ti Tub* f"*n*iv*ny Mvinst Memoeeeh'p :iu {'*.... `US"" h- Si* > iy a" Me *. * .*e*. --A*l*..- I ??55|:sJs a e e eO s s 2 3 U 3 3 3 2*333 to >* . e 2^ X *^* ^ 5 I ? y hi -- ^- * C S Si- h ?: .*a S < * o w <* J*T2 Isa i ? to 5 i ? ?5 tco -? * III C * . 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JS_5 = e _ 5 J*e * O w. _ 5:5*2 OOS e 5 *as- 15^5' a4 a <. a e //% Jhtn. i .foe&r ?j /W* ' MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION -- A -- -- C -- Abingdon Potteries. Inc. Abrasive Division, U. S. Rubber Company Abrasive Grain Association Abrasive Produets Company Allegheny Ludium Steel Corporation Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company AliisrChaimers'Mamtfacturiajr 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 Cyanamtd Company ' .American Emery Wheel Works American Foundry Equipment Company American Iron & Steel Institute American Mining Congress American Optical Company American Radiator A Standard Sanitary Corporation American Refractories Institute American Smelting A Refining Company American Zinc Institute American Zine. Lead A Smelting Company Anaconda Copper Mining Company Anthracite Institute Arrow-Mutual Liability Insurance Company Assoc, of Casualty A Surety Executives* Austin Motor Co* Ltd. Automobile Manufacturers Association -- B -- Canadian General Rubber Company, Ltd. The Carborundum Company Caterpillar Tractor Company Central Silica Company ^ Chicago Wheel A Manufacturing Company . Robert F, Coleman. Inc. The Colorado Mining Association Consolidated Mining A Smelting Company of Canada. Ltd. Cocper-Bessemer Corporation Corhart Refractories Company . Corning Glass Works Cortland .Grinding Wheels Corporation. --D -- Davison Chemical Corporation * Deckers Creek Sand Company A. ?. DeSanno A Son. Inc. Detroit-Star Grinding Wheel Company Diakel Corporation Diamond Alkali Company Dow Chemical Company B. F. Drakenfeid Company Dr*to Corporation -- E -- Eagle-Picher Company Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates Ebasco Services. Inc. Electro Refractories A Alloys Corporation Eljer Company Ethyl Corporation Eureka Flint A Spar Company, Inc. Exoion Company Ball Brothers Company Bartlett-Collins Company Bay Sue* Abrasive Products Company Bethlehem Steel Company, Inc. Bird A Son. Inc. Bituminous Casualty Corporation Bridgeport Safety Emery Wheel Compaoy Brush Beryllium Company Bunker Hill A Sullivan Mining A Concentrating Company^ -- F-- The Falk Corporation # Firth Sterling Steel Company H. . Fletcher Company Foote Mineral Company Ford Motor Company Foundry Supply Manufacturer* Assoc. Frazier-Simplex, Ine. Fuller Merriaa Company * The Funkhouscr Company Miuuom at*mbr*at 122 MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION -- G -- Garco Products. Inc. Gardner Machine Company Genera) Abrasive Company, Inc. Genera) Aniline 711m Corporation General Grinding Wheels Corporation General Motors Corporation General Refractories Company Clenshaw Glass Company. Inc. A. P. Green Fire Brick Company Grinding Wheel Manufacturers A <*-. * ; -- H--" The HalJ China Company Hamilton Emery Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hawley Products Company Haael-Atlas G)as*`Company Heresies Powder CompanyJohn W. Higman Company Mauricio Hochschild S.A.M.1. 0. Homme) Company Imperial Chemieal Industries. Ltd. Industrial Silica Corporation Inland Steel Company Interchemical Corporation International Business Machines Corp. International Kickel Company, Inc. Jaekson Mills Emery Company Jamison Coal Coke Company Johns-Manville Corporation Jones Laughlin Steel Corporation _X -- Kcasbey and Mattison Company Kennecott Copper Corporation Keystone Emery Mills .Kimble Glass Company The Kirk Blum Manufacturing Company The Edwin M. Xnotvlea China Company Soppers Company --L-- Homer Laughlin China Company Lars Crucible Company of Pittsburgh E. J. Lavino Company Lead Industries Association . --M -- Mack:moh*Hcmp?&!'Cempany .. Mtcklin Compiny' Mugmn Copper Company Maryland Self-Insurers* Association Mayer 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 Manufacturer.* National 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 North American Refractories Company Norton Company Norton Pike Company -- O-- Ontario Mining Association Oriental Abrasive Company * Ottawa Silica Company Owens-Coming Fibcrglas Corporation Owens-Illinois Glass Company * SlaUipi* aivmocrsntp US MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION -- p-- Peninsular Grinding 'Wheel Company Penn-Billion Company Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Phelps Dodge Corporation Pittsburgh Coal Company Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Polaroid Corporation Portland Cement Association Posture Research Corporation Powers X-Ray Products, Xne. Precision Grinding Wheel Company, Ice. / The Pullman Company Pyrene Manufacturing Company -- B -- -- T-- Titan Abrasives Company Toledo Edison Company Trenton Potteries Company Tri-State Zinc A Lead Ore Producers Association Union Asbestos {^Rubber Company Union Carbide A Carbon Corporation United States Potters Association United States Smelting Refining A Mining .. Company '* United States Steel Corporation of Del. . Universal Sanitary Manufacturing Co. Utilities Research Commission* RaySestos-Manhattan. Inc. Republic Steel Corporation Rialto Mining Corporation. H. H. Robertson Company Robertson Manufacturing Company -- S -- Safety First Supply Company Safety Grinding Wheel A Machine Co. Sand Produets Corporation Claude 8. Schneibie Company Shenango Furnace Company Simonds Abrasive Company Simonds Worden White Company South West Box Company Sl Joseph Lead Company Standard Lime A Stone Company The Standard Ultramarine Company Sterling China Company Stvriinr Grinding Wheel Company Sun Sand Company -- T-- Tam Sons. Ltd. Taylor. Smith A Taylor Company Tennessee Copper Company Texas Gulf Sulphur Company -- V-- . Valley Mould A 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 Corpiration Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westinghouse Air Brake Company Westinghouse Electric Corporation Whitehead Brothers Company Willson Products. Inc. Winthrop Chemical Company, Inc. Wisconsin Abrasive Company Wolf's New Process Abrasive Wheel. Inc. --Y -- Youngstown Sheet A Tube Company .MuitlTUv lUniimvAtr . XU I-H-F IN 1947 | JOHN F. MeMAHON Meneyiny Director, IndutUMl Hygiene Fovndstion What has Industrial Hygiene Foundation done duujpt_:he pait year? The following are some partial answers to that question: At the first meetin? of the foundation's Board of Trustees, on Decern, her 1$, 1935, this organization was launched with 23 member companies and associations. -A*'of today, there are 349 members. Twenty-two companies and Associations have affiliated thus far this year. They are: American C*.u Company .tnthraeii'- Institute Atlas Powder Company. Austin Motor Company (England) Crucible Steel Company Federal-Mogul Corporation Firestone Tire St Rubber Co. Ford Motor Company General Ceramics & Steatite Co. General electric Company Godrc} and Boyce Mfg. Co. Inland Steel Company National Ass*n Fan Manufacturers 'National/Pulverizing Company .* National Steel Corporation National Supply Company New Jersey Pulverizing Company Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical !*. Sharon Steel Corporation Sun Oil Company Sun Sand Company Sylvania Electric Products Co. Actually, the number of new members is 54 inasmuch as one of the organizations is the Anthracite Institute, whieh has taken out a multiple membership covering its 32 member companies. There are now 103 special subscribers-- governmental agencies, private institutions, etc. Field Work Field work continued to increase io a satisfactory manner ami studies in approximately "0 different plants. This work will l>e *le><r.s-- > Mr, Hatch, the Foundation's Research Director. In an engineering r-.r-''? for the pottery industry, directed by Mr. Hcmeon. Head Engineer. *' Foundation collaborated with the U.S. Potters Association to hold a Pi,*.*,'r7 Dust Control Clinic here in Mellon Institute on October 13. Sixteen panics sent 31 representatives to this all-day conference. " 4 7aw. ^ * >z* yl'LUM ;Us-. 2-0. /^V7 U+f IN 1948 JOHN F. McMAHON Uait'it Dtw, f. Membership ' The of Industrial Hyjrieue Ko'it^ilatioit now number* 353 companies ami associations. plus lOo *peciaj subscribers. Xew members dnrinp ^ie \>*r t date re: Canidiaii lutitiiw ( Store tnd Furnact .Manufacturers, Ferre Enamel Corporation The GHddcn Company The B. F. Goodrich Company < Heinnuht Minim Company. ' ` ' . Paneborn Corporation Revere Copper & Brasa. Inc. S.vir Company ! Standard Oil Company <NJ.) from Lever Brothers Company and Southern Mica Company. The** wiJJ be acted upon by the Foundation's fttard f Trustees at thei* mutual meeting today. - Research Early rhi* year. tin* Foundation Munouneod the establishment . a new* llwratory for industrial toxir*io:*y and physiology. This st.-i was taken in response to demands from member companies. The m-v laboratory marks a highly important auvanre in the development < this research association of industries--a development that strength, ens the Foundation ami that prviuise* important benefits not onl;* to the members and their employees hut ultimately to all members < . America's industrial society. Two projects, both of one-year duration, have already hern initi? ated and several short-time investigations have been completed. Phmt .ttttrfif* and field rixrnrrk** conducted by the Foundation'* staff this rear have exceeded. both in *eop* and importance, anythin: previously undertaken. The work has included a trip by two men : South America ami a mtmlter of trips to Canada. Foundation research will delt with fully thi% morning in report hy Mr. Hatch, our Research Director. FOUNDATIONf FACTS JOHN F. MeMAHON Membership The following companies ami organization* affiliated or re-uffilaifil with Industrial Hygiene Foundation during 1M4*' : rwff'k Company Socony-Vacuum Oil Company Texas Company . Sylvania Electric Products. Inc. DoeMcr-Janift Corporation Jeffrey Manufacturing Company Rome Cable Company Meta) & Thermit Corporation Southern Mica Company West Virginia Manufacturers - Association .'East Indian Railway Held Studies The volume of field studies carried on durijtg the year was greater than ever Itefore. Highlights of this work included half a dozen surveys dealing with community air pollution; th*se were made for Foundation Members in the steel and glass industry, and for the Atomic Energy Commission. Likewise a number of studies were made or are in progress, to determine the health and medical n~eds f certain member companies. The Foundation welcomes project* of this kind, showing a company what it should have to provide ade quately for the health of its employees, the cost, administrative pro cedures. the medical faeilties needed for a given type of firm--these constitute lasting contributions to labor, industry, to human relations, to developing human resources. Personnel We announced to the Foundation's membership the up;mmi:ui*m of Dr. H. Ji. Sehrenk as Research Director of industrial Hygiene Foundation. This pleasing development becatt...... riWiive October ]. Dr. Sehrenk romes to the Foundation after e:nldii;:ng an inter national reputation in industrial Ingiciir at the F.S. bureau of Mines ami more recently will) the F.S. Rubin- Health Service. Mt\ Theodore F. Hatch is nmv dividing his time hetweett the Foundation and the new Kehnnl of public Health at the rniversity of Rm.sburgh-- 33 1 l . FOUNDATION FACTS ANDREW FLETCHER, En?.D. AiiiM, Sl immt* ld <*mm* X -- it ha> been John M<*M.diou`s uvtoiu to pri**eut to you at fijj, time ''Foundation Faets.** Thar re^jMudbility t*nly full* <m me. Mvsi . of yon ku\y uhaj the faet* arc, but we. Iikvi* probably a.few ?c*rr . member* anti n' few hew 'frieii.U.' m I will jn-t briefly mtrlme tV-su. Our Foundation started in when a group of companies bunded together u airnmnt of the sUhiod* problem. That organization wa* known as the Air Hygiene Foundation. TVe had only some 20 panics. but- the early work of the Foundation so impressed other . companies that year .after, rear our. membership ha* increased, until .... today /fre bare approximately. 350 of the-outstanduigcompanies in the * Fiiited State* who are really interested in improving the working and living conditions of their employee*. Xariojial recognition to the F*mulatum a* a competent. hupurfi.tl research organization wa* not long in coming, ami today. gentle lueu. we deserve that ivei*gMtion. ! hop* that we will always hM it. The eight compiinie^ who joined m. this year are repr*M*uTnriv. -!* *ur membership li*.t--anyone who would Ilk.* to bow ...... mphn.* li*t '' our memlv.r*bip eon obtain it through <mr orti.'-* h-r. The .-!;* i:ew oompMitite. which joined in IftoO were: Bradley Minina Company A. M. Byers Company Commercial Solvents Corporation . . Cull Oil Corporation Joy Masofactuhnt Company . Tt'yckoff Steel Company General Ceramics and Steatite Corporation * PullmamStandard Car Manufacturing Company T would be ami** if I didn't tell you that your Foundation ;* iti excellent fmaticial condition. We started the year with rnughly *!tt|.nKt tn ..%! and <*lort term liovernment hoinU. and we tlutt we will end iJi.Ml with Major Research Problems Re*-Mr*'b result* in fact*. t'on^rruetive' polioi** ntTcering b*`rti* working mndirinuft <-.m only In* li*ed on fact*. And facts nr** r rniniy the produ.-r of y.nir Foundation. The goal of ,.ur Fotin.hiti-'* ia --mewhat visionary. and its labors will owly be completed v b**n X4] / AT /W '/ WS2 I ?r| Reprints-of addresses continue to jbe in demand. Requests ere still coming in for the talk on "The Human Side of ]<u>ine*.v'* which was made at the 3950 meeting by Dr. Donald K. David. Dean, Gradu ate School of Business Administration at Harvard. There have been numerous requests for `opi*** of Doji G. Mindi )}'.* 1953 keynote addr*** on "Human Dignity.** Tin* following companies hx\> affiliated with ilfc***f\>undation anee January 1: American Foundry*"***'* Society Clevcland-CUff* Iron . Company Genera] Mills. Ine. General Steel Castings Company Lakey Foundry and Machine Company 4 Pennsylvania Railroad Company PrtsmoSafety Corporation Sandia Corporation : . Tries. Inc. t,\5. Pipe and Foundry West Michigan Steel Foundry Company Wheeling Steel Corporation Company 'The Foundation)'* now nerving, more that) ZW member companies. The American Iron and Steel Institute training program is one of throe established'at the Foundation. A nesv--and important one \n n--i* that of the Foundation's sp*iiMrj)ig the funhrr education .<f a medical graduate wl.** )* at present studying in the Vtmvrrity of Pittshnrgh Graduate Seined of Public Health. The Fnivmity grants a scholarship. and the Foundation give* rmHn*il assistance to the student. This trainee program is tin* beginning of the Founda tion's plan to train future staff members. lit addition to this student in the Graduate School, the Founda tion employs part time as undergraduate student of chemical engi neering, who is a prospective future staff member. Listed among the managing director's activities for the past year were numerous talks, one of which took place at the Tenth Interna* rional Congress os Industrial Medicine held in Lisbon. Portugal, in September. "While abroad, the managing director also discussed the role of industrial hygiene in the 79>natio World Health Organiza tion when he conferred at its headquarters in Geneva. Switzerland, with the director. Dr. Bn*k Chisholm. Dr. H. H. Sehrenk. research director, and W. C. L Hemeou. engineering director. spok.- on Smoke Abatement** at a recent monthly meeting of the City Council .f W..jrtu. West Virginia. Thomas E. Millsop. President ot the City CwumL aW is president of Weirtrtn Steel Company which. at prest-m. ha* a trainee in tic Ameriean Iron and Steel Infinite program at the Industrial Hygiene Foundation Laboratory in Mellon Institute. l/ULu^. /J7 other health fields is becoming increasingly evident. It is direct)/ allied with public health in that a workmen Bust be kept healthy :*4 boon a day if he is to do an efficient job for 8 of those hours. There fore, progressive managements concern themselves with the physin] and mental well-being of the worker, his family, his whole communin'. Physical examinations of employees eateh nonocenpational db**wt in their incipient stages while there is still -time to effeet a curt. Physical defects are also uncovered and make ii'possible to place the man on a job commensurate with'his physical condition, thereby pro longing his economically productive years. Health education in th# 4 plant is reflected in improved living standards outside its wall*. Everybody benefits; including ..the; employer.'*.. Essential Part of Management Program In certain companies, in-plant health programs have redu.i-i] absenteeism by more than 29?&. labor turnover by almost the same, . and have ent occupational .diseases.in..balf. Considered .in this lijrht *. Jit is obvious'that a-`^od Industrial health* program -'is .an;* es&ntigj 'pari of'any management program in industry; 1 don't seed to sp.-u out to you the disrupting and costly effect that absenteeism a)uhas on production. The savings through reduction in ab*fmecim ..........can easily offset the cost of a health program. . To achieve the best possible working and living conditions for their employees, many industries have turned to Industrial liyciwitFoundation for guidance. Although we have shown a continuing growth over the last 18 years, I am happy to say that 1953 has Wi one of our most satisfactory, as evidenced by: Can Manufacturers Institute, Jar. . . Continental Can Company Surar Beet Products Company McLean Manufacturing Company Xcnnecott Copper Corporation QwMsr-lsffii Divimoa, National Lead Company Kem-Crs Titanium. lac. Ovae*Corfiiac Flhcralaa Corporation MeLais Fire Brick Company Johnson and Johnooa Raberoid Company 8L. Berio Paper Coapesy nr? FOUNDATION FACTS ^ * C RICHARD WALMER, M.D. Mwmi WatU h Tlic most illuminating measure of Industrial Hygiene Fouuda- i i*m *> progress and growth is to lie found right here in this auditor ium. The increasing attendance at each Annual Meeting is evidence f the enthusiastic support yon and the companies you represent are giving to the FonsWntiou. With such interest, it tras'ineritahle that tjie Foundation would achieve much in its first 20 years toward mak ing better environmental health a reality.' "With a continuation of this interest, we look forward confidently to a still greater degree of success. ... Membership "KV are pleaded to welcome twelve new member tompanies to this year fs meeting. They are: Asbestos Corporation Limited Commonwealth Sanitation Company.. * . *V' *C; H. PaekW'obd Manufacturing Company' Georgia'Kaolin Company Mechanical Industries. Inc. Phillips Petroleum Company Pilot Chemical Company Radio Corporation of America L L. Stiles and Sons Brick Company U. S. Asbestos Diricioa of Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. Western Electrochemical Company Wyandotte Chemicals Corporation * f . This brings the Foundation's membership to 305 companies hav. in? a total of more than three million employees. Special subscribers i" the monthly Digest and other publications now include 128 gov. rnmental health agencies and other health and education institutions. Astntig them are 30 such organizations in 24 foreign countries. Almost every industrial category is represented on the Foundat;ou*s membership roster. The staff of the Foundation is proud to be the medium through which all of these diversified industries can unite th-ir efforts in protecting the health of their workers and their -u-umers. Helping immeasurably to make this possible through the years has been the interest and support of Mellon Institute. We owe a [5] /;\sUuJ. Am. h,. - ^ 4 like to frel that fhroujrh the yoars the?** uiertmi;*. it*., proved valuable to you in affording ;m opportunity to trot with representatives of tiehts other than your own so that liu*$ ,,f communication can l* *trengtlien*d and problems ironed out. hope that all of you. nod particularly the new members, will take every opportunity to rail on the Foundation's staff for aivtm-**. I would like to w*li*iu*\ at thi> time, eleven new members to this year's meeting. They are: Btnih Chemical Company The Beryllium Corporation Cora Products Rcfiaiaf Company Croaee-Hinds Company Crown Zellerhach Corporation Detroit Steel Products Company Industrial Idemmty Company Mechanical Industries* lae. Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation Pittsburgh Steel Company Standard Oil Company of California This twentieth year of the Foundation's existence saw the com pletion of a number of important field and research projects and the initiation of new ones. Environmental surveys included studies f dost exposures and other atmospheric contaminants, for which control procedures were recommended aud parallel medical controls set up. Several surveys involved determination of the outdoor air pollution as well as that at specific manufacturing operations. Two complete medical surreys were made which resulted in the modernization of existing medical programs to encompass health maintenance activities. Several new products have been investigated in our toxicological laboratory to ascertain whether any harmful properties were present. Other studies were carried out to determine the effects on the Inng* of dust from various substances used in manufacturing. Oue of these investigations extends over a three-year period, another over two years. ' Extensive air pollution investigations continued throughout tie* year. The work carried on by the Foundation this year involved a budget expenditure of a quarter of a million dollars. Figures were cut close, but we expect to end the year with a balanced budget. Our total cash and securities amount to SlTZfiOO. Elected to the Board of Trustees this year were Mr. Jofca Bugas. [6] 2_<s ZLo&i /&***. fa. ` ~tur/. it.- n- t?sr -3 FOUNDATION FACTS C RICHARD (WALMER, M.D. O*ctor. Jcdirttrial Hjji*** F*vdtM It is indeed * pleasure to have 40 many of tit-' Foundation \ number companies represented here today. The charter iucml~rx ,,, Industrial Hygirne Foundation visualized it h m unifying *gent. m.j. ig in the advancement of occupational heaitlfNjjrau industry.*],],, front, and 1 think your presence*here today gtistiih** their belief th industry needed and wanted such an organization. The joint effort of companies to foster health of workmen has been an effective method of dealing with socio-economic problems relating to industrial health. Of equal importance in advancing industrial health are the in dividual efforts of companies to achieve optimum health maintenance in their respective plants. 1 think the member companies of Industrial Hygiene Foundation are leaders in this respect. "We want at this time to welcome seventeen new moml*r* t>. this years meeting. They are: Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation AMI* Incorporated A*ociatioa of American Railroads Association of Ameriran Soap and Glycerine Producers. Inc. Boeing Airplane Company The Cleveland Graphite Bronte Company Dow Corning Corporation Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States FarrelhOeek Steel Company Jesse S. Morie & Soa. lac. Miaaeapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company Pennsylvania Manufacturers* Association Casualty insurance Company 4 Sauereisen Cements Company Sperry Gyroscope Company Standard 01! Company of Indiana Wald Industries Inc. U'eotcm Maryland Railway We hope that *11 of you will consider the Foundation a< part **f your own technical staff, and we look forward to Wing of assistance . to you. During the past year the Foundation's staff completed a number of important field and reaearrh projects. Environmental surveys wer U 3 *\cW+~ /?/Z> 7/W *1L M'YY . /pu* ,, /T# 3 $c+ 3*' 31, J?r7 /$74 foundation Facts c ttCHAUO WALMKI. SCO.. nmfcwrfk It is indeed a pleasure to welcome all of v<u t thts 22d Annual Meeting of In* u;rial Hygiene Foundation, not only he* ,-Ux 1 am always happy to see so many members of the Foumlation here, but be cause l believe this audience represents the formula for hurdling obstacles that present themselves in just about ever)' iav >r human endeavor. And .that formula *.. communication--not just communication within the boundaries of our own special- and research protects. Environmental sur veys were made, fot^itflimber companies to evaluate the degree of hazardous exjwtsurvs yto dust, fumes, and other atmospheric con taminants. Control measures were based-*, upon this evaluation ot the working en- * vironment. Investigations were also made of community air pollution, and suck dis* charges at industrial plants were measured to determine whether these were a contribut ing factor. ..ties: shut communication across lines. across Two major epidemiological studies were harriers of misunderstanding that lack of * carried on during the year, one to determine ) vmonnarion and insight can create. \\V that the program which has been the health status of workers in a specific industry anti whether there is a relationship jrr.mcvd for you will help to bring about a between environmental exposures and cer ,*Vir.,T understanding of the interrelation- tain biuUgic effects. and the other to in hip of management. technical, and medical .**{kvis of health maintenance. vestigate the biologic effects of certain chemical compound.*. Ac want at this time to welcome 11 new* Another major medical study was the members to this year's meeting. They are survey of the medical program of one mem the following: ber company, a redesigning of it. and the * Tlie .American Mrral Co. hnl. preparation of a manual of procedures. Tlte Atchison. Topeka ami Santa Fe Sy*tera* Brazilian Rational Steel fTwnpany I >i**k Corporation ` *i.crit Fowls Corponutim Railway A number at research investigations in the Foundation's toxicological laboratory were concerned with the development of fundamental information appraising and controlling occupational disease hazards. ' rp'ntmi I Ir Sterl Oenpany Mi:;K*-ta Mmmr & Mamitwiunn: Co. Kv.;iii.4i M<uri, lm% t:-^trrh.Cnrell. two. **-! M 5in.*l Divi-Mni t Afrtuo t irffktraum Steel Among long-range projects of this type is one bring conducted for an association of industries to study biological factors in air pollution. Another is a research pmjevt to study potential hazards of a new* product, ami includes pulmonary, gastrointestinal, ami eye-irritation studies. Findings serve as a W'e hope that you will consider the Foun- ba.sis for evolving proper control measures d.utM as part 0{ your own technical star. nl u< look forward to being ui assistance to you. to protect the health of workers and con sumer-. The>e are just the highlights of the work During the past year the Foundation's carried on this year. There were many other **arf completed a number of important held projects of a lesser magnitude but equally gives specific information on their dust problem wrote end thanked us for this siiiAncc end atta; ted "Your sdvice sod references hsve 'cleared the air' enabling us to face our atmospheric pUution with something more than doubt and suspicion. ** A second training course /or industrial hygiene engineers and chemist# con* ducted in cooperation with the Occupational Health* Research Training Facility of the U. S. Public Health Service. An intensive two weeks was deiotvd to work in the laboratory and lectures. The response of those taking the course is evidence of the benefits to be derived from this activity and it is planned to repeal the course tn Ivu-, A two*day seminar on the current aspects of the dust prwhlvm w .ondu.trd undvr tin sponsorship of the National Industrie! Sand Association and the Foundry Facials Manufacturers A*vt laitwi*. Tht* provided an oppor* tunity for the members of these associations to obtain up*to*datc information on the medical, engineering and legal aspects o/proLlcms associated with their operations. The Foundation provides an opportunity for representatives of industry to come? together as working groups to explore and better define what they are doing and to take leader* ship in planning an.d developing policies to anticipate and prepare'for new problem's which we - must face in the future. The real strength of the Foundation is in the unified action of its mem* On behalf of the staff. 1 wish to rxprea* our deep appreciation tor the helpful and encouraging support and the valuable contributions of the Board ot* Trustee* and us Executive Committee, the Technical Committees, and the executive staii of Mellon Institute. 3 .i ^ NSW MEMBERS * 1961 American Viscose Corporation ArmoStvei Corporation Butler County Mwshruom Farm. Inc. Tlis Coopvr-Bt ssrmer Corporation Eavisor. ChrmiCal iu\t*iwii. W. h. Crecr L Corr:p*f.y Ferro*Clo Corporation Hanley Company Hughson Chemical Company Powdered Products Company WestmghouSe Brake k Signal. Ltd. West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company G/ Ji-v / /i 9. <(/>n/r i C\ F\ A third training course for industrial hygiene engineer* and ehemUti we* con ducted is cooperation with the Occupational Health Research and Training Facility of the a. United State* Public Health Service. A coneeOtratud two weeks vti devoted to work in the laboratory, lectures and homework assignments. The response was again most satisfying j and the course will be repeated in 1963. On behalf of the staff. 1 wish to express our deep appreciation for the helpful and encouraging support and the valuable contributions of the Board^f Trustees and its Executive Committee, the Technical Committee*, and the executive staff of Mellon Institute. D NSW MEMBERS - 1962 . 1. du Pont de Nemours fc Company International Research and Development Corporation J^uisiana Ordnance Plant of Remington Rand Division, Sperry Rand Corporation Netherlands du Pont (foreign) Semiconductor Products Division of Motorola. Inc. Stauffer Chemical Company Tamms industries Company Western Electric Company 3. .ra Member companies represented by proxies: Abrasive Crain Association Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company ' Aluminum Company of America American Air Filter Company, Inc, American Iron and Steel Institute American Zinc Institute Anaconda Company f American Can Company American Metal Climax, Inc. American Smelting & Refining Company American Viscose Div. , FMC Corporation American Zinc, Lead fc Smelting Company'* " Armco Steel Corporation Atlas Chemical Industries ? Ball Brothers Company* Inc; * Boeing Company Brush Beryllium Company Butler County Mushroom Farm Central Silica Company .Bohert F* Coleman, Inc.-. - 4 'Cooper-Bess emer Co 17oration Davison Chemical Div,, W. R. Grace lc Company Deckers Creek Sand Company Deere lc Company Dow Chemical Company B, F. Drakenfeld & Co., Inc, E. I,,.du Font de Nemours & Company Ebasco Services Incorporated Electric Storage Battery Company Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U. 5., Ethyl Corporation * Ferro Corporation Foundry Facings Manufacturers Association General Electric Company General Motors Corporation Gienshaw Glass Company Grinding Wheel Institute Hall China Company Hanley Company Hazleton Laboratories, Inc. Hercules Powder Company Inland Steel Company International Business Machines Corp. Johns-Manville Corporation Jones fc Laughlin Steel Corporation ) Kaiser Refractories Keanecott Copper Corporation Lava Crucible-Refractories Company Louisiana Ordnance Plant, Remington Office Equipment Div., Sperry Rand Corporation Marbon Chemical Div., Borfc-Waraer Corporation J* S. McCormick Company Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company Jesse 5. Morie & Son, Inc. National Assoc, of Mutual Casualty Companies National Crushed Stone Association ^ - National Industrial Sand Association National Slag Association v- Owens-Coming Fiberglaa Corporation .. ; Owens-lUiaois Glass Company G. H. Packwood Manufacturing Company Pens Riliton Company # r Pennsylvania Manufacturers' /.*jsoc. Casualty Insurance Co. Phelps Dodge Corporation . Philadelphia. Quart* /Company - Pipe Fabrication Institute Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Pittsburgh Steel Company Portland Cement Association Powdered Products Company Pullman-Standard Reaction Motors Div., Thiokoi Chemical Corporation Republic Steel Corporation Safety First Supply Company St. Joseph Lead Company Sandia Corporation Sauereisen Cements Company - Claude B. Sehneible Company Scott Aviation Corporation Socony Mobil Oil Company, Inc. Stauffer Chemical Company Sugar Beet Products Company Tennessee Copper Company Division of Tennessee Corporation Union Carbide Corporation U. S. Steel Corporation . Wedron Silica Company Westinghouse Electric Corporation Whitehead Brothers Company NEW MEMBERS AND MEMBERS R5IGNEI> January 1 - September 30, 1963 New Members Comalco Aluminium, Ltd. Freeport Division, Nalco Chemical Co. Marbon Chemical Div., Borg Warner Corp. Pipe Fabrication Institute Stiffler Industrial Lubricants Co. Members Increasing Dues Ethyl Corporation (from $100 to $350} $ 75.00 75.00 175.00 75.00 75.00 S. * 5 475.00 - '250.00 725.00 # . Members'Resicnwd Association of.American Railroads * Autometric, Inc. Bethlehem Steel Co.* vGustin-Bacon Manufacturing Co. ^ yKeasbey tt Mattison Co. New Jersey Pulverising Co. Sbenango Furnace Co. Standard Ultramarine fc Color Co. Universal Bundle Corp. ** .'$ SO.'.OO 100.00 1,000. 00 200.00 150.00 50.00 150.00 150.00 100.00 - SI.950.00 Loss to September 30, 1963 . - - $1,225. 00 3 CotnoAsv - Joined ra-^ f/Ai ^ u fCornoinv Abrasive Craib-A*eociatioa<` N * * * 1961 '.'Davison Chemical Division - Abtum Pthiet;CM)pw7\ Acm AbeeMvor'-.Cnittyuy *' \ .* * . " W,, R. Grace It Company 1937. Deckers Creak Sand Company Acae QualityPaiata, Ibc*'^ 193? . 7*^4* P.de Sanno k Son, Inc. Allegheny lanflum.Sgo%i; Carp* .'Allegheny Pittsburgh-Coal Co; . `V- *. Y. 195L / ^Diamond Alkali Company rv- 2939- ,V;,flow, Chemical Company Allied Chemical.Corporation v- ** . *T *' 1937 Aimoiaia Ca^M^tiAmniu V!*,et.*vv * . * -1937 . Amsricu AbreaiveXompaay -V\,; 1 .*d.J . 196* AmericanCanCdmpahy. litU'i: 7 .' `if-- !>** yB. 2TC Drakcnfeld L Co,, Inc. /Bravo Corporation ^X*T*..duPost deKemourt k Co. American EmeryT/Tfbaei Work*";;: 1943 4 ^ijdmay Abracive Company AntrkM IrqniuedfifseUoatHUtfe 1943- r'iXUctTs Refraetotie* 4 Abrasives Co. Am0?ieu MUlgl**rV^t Jr-V .'-J? 194S7, ' 813*1?Ptumbt&gware Division American * *7 t`;iTha Murray Corp.' of America Aawicu Optical Company,. W~ EquiUble Life Assurance Society American Potash It Chemical CoTpr:;^-> * 7?jip'.h# CTnCtad-States American SmettlngfcJUeningCo* m? * Y^WiyUCorporatioa ' American Zinc Inetitu**^ in*. ; 193*. ^ JCxoLon Company AstrtcM Zinc, Load' fc-StneUiai CbAY'Tv . < Anaconda Coaip*wyV-,/./ ;\', *\ ... r.s;Tfr.-*' U " ^ Armce Steel Corporation . .>//- 1949* 3#'/ AavocwMioA of k 5>vS ;:* 1944 CnipAiiu* .'. *' ' --' *'* . / 1937 il.-/ * AtUi C)imicAi indatnt( be, > vr;> 1947 14 . * Autemebite UMubmmi Amr. J 1934 ;1943 ^/Terro Corporation * FMC Corporation . Foote Mineral Company . Ford Motor Company Foundry Facings Manufacturers Assn. 'Froopon Division M* Ball Brothers Company..lac, Naico Chemical Company IT' * B<>itUUCoUw* Cemptiiy 2943 Fuller. Me rxiam Company >7 . Bay State Abruivb Product* Co# .' It'' * Beryllium-Corporation : `V * Bleached Board Divieioo-* " ' )W;et VtT|ieu Pulp MiPapM Ca,-. *.; Boeing Company * ' -i ii > v Brueh Beryllium Company . -. iZ George H Bullard Company, iac; ...Vw/. (4 Bunker Hill Company - " / '*.. >i > Butter County Mushroom Zua* Inc. .; f - * i , 3 * Can Manufacturers Institute* 2sc* .. V ,_ .7 Carborundum Company . 1 Ceianese Corp. of America- b ;* 1943 .1954 1937 1947 2937 2952 194A .1954 1937 2937 29SO 1964 Gardner Machine Company Geigy-Werke SchveiserhaUe A, G. Gsnsral Abrasive Company, Inc. General Electric Company General Grinding Wheel Corp. General Mills, - Inc, - General Motors Corporation Georgia Kaolin Company Glenshaw Glass Company, Inc. Grinding. Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corporation Gypsum. Association f Central Silica Company. . .**'-** *_. " 1937 T Chicago Wheel 4 Manufacturing Co*.'. ~ 1937 4 * Cincinnati Milling Product* Division .< 2937 Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.' ' 2961 4 . SolanT. Coleman* lac* /.h 1959 r Colonial Abrasive Products Co* *1956 1 Comelco Aluminum {Bell Bay) Lid*. 1961 ( Commonwealth Sanitation Company 1937 1 . Companhia Siderurgica Naoonal ' Consolidation Coal Company,- Inc* - Kail China Company ~ Hamilton Emery It Corundum Co. Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hanley-Comp any Haaleton Laboratories ' Honeywell Inc, Hugbson Chemical Compuuy Huntwgton Alloy Product* i>ivium International Nickel Cotnp.Miy * Continental Can Company/ Inc, * . CooperBe**mr Corporation ' Com Product*- Company..; ,, ** *. * . Cortland Grinding Wheel* Corporation - C*tv>- Pr^roloum Corporati*:-* 1957 1947 1947 IngersolloHumphryce vion BorgWarner Cor -tton Inland Steel Companv International Busine Machm. s U t ? i' >upi* Mrm&frcKtp ( lib member cotrwaniee) ) 16. ______ _ w< <^vrpoj aiion 1944 Piu*burgh ActWitd Col Company . mo Jot*** 4 Laugblin Steel Corp.. :;!937 Pj::burgb PUte C)a Company .iw JootUX 4> Rodgers Company ; 1955 Pittaburgh $t*l Company I9 JblMt Refractories Division'-i'-' L933 :;'a96i Portland Cmnt Asoeiation Powdored Product* Company Wj If > OTr.AIammum L_CfcOi>.Crp. ; y--ecott. Copper Ctfrpprftioa;'"C' Proce** Air Division American Air Filter Company i+4i -*ppo*0:Gp*yv * Pullman-Standard * .. -*T****". ,,T-..*,? *:/>-. .- . 'Si, 49JT : lUfaiaaiUf Co; ^ ,; -.}i^5.7;."V- Roaction Motor* Division 'i*44, LaverockJr Hoi***,'Zbc. _ .' Tbiokol Chemical Corporation !4i4 ''.'Leod-'-iadueiries.A*odntogr -- * Rod Hill Grinding Wheel Corp. 1954 ______ transport- Board*,. .. >',-; C945 ..'''j Republic Steel Corporation 1H4 :I<;-Uni>wii Q94Mnc*T?t*&Z-^zz*,' li9>7i*?V-*H*' Robertson Company ^-!,954;:'^r- Robertson Uanuiacturing Company , _. ^ _ f%_*. _ _ * * . _* v-a Suiirr Ps'sd/Corooeaaoou-*^; * iJ-. **** . ** 4 " * ' ** - ' V .' .;49S9V* Soiety First-Supply Company IWV Wr<; XuitiBi* HMbb^rrDtviaimy^r^. 3* * i * . R*yWe*ooM*ohsri**t1 ' . ft* Joseph J^ead Company -H ,;i 930.*^?.VSandra Corporation ^t9S4%*.^SMarelao8 Cements Company JW* IW 1944 1937. 1934 194* 1954 1445 19ST V- IteflMSilMnMiKtt1 ' " ' Xmployrro^-Compoo s sclea Au.. *.- 2* $*-MaComniek Company Urck 4-Cer.^. Inc*- MidW*iAbsmiOTr-.Co0ip*aY'-`';':>'<`. , Mim Sa/etyvAppliante* Company;*^ HimMoa Miniac 4 Meauiaclapog.Co. Jess* St Uori* It Soa^; lac; jrV-T''; .* *.: : National. Aiipicitti'oa oj-Mulo*L-ijfia- ; CoouoltyCoinpiUo^^;*,^V>,ff.r; .HiriMil Crvahad StoneAeea^VlBCi t .'ri937x;-': -Claude . Schneible Company ' .,t944^;; jScott'Aviation Corporation `/``WSTSimonds Abrasive Company- . .1-93T "' /.Simonds Worden White Company * ' jv!954-V* V.Soap and Detergent Association . 949. Socony Mobil Oil Company, lac. * 1941' l*. Stand* ?d Line and Cement Company 1944> Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) . 195 _\ Stau/fer Chemical Company . 1937' v^T*Sterling Grinding Wheel Company 1943 >r-Siiler Industrial Lubricants Co. 1953 "'.`Sugar Sect Products Company 1947 143? 1WT m? 1T44 4444 1431 1947: 1942 1944 1 1943 1 NauuI SUa Send.Corpora*km.*// Notion*! Grinding WheeJ. Co*^Ioa- / Nasional Industrial. 5t*d Asrny~^-./ Kttiwl Lead Cupay;-,V^^.ii>'v Motion*!' BaadyMiuod. Coopreto An Notion*! Sand and Cravai Aaaa*;'Iac. Notion*! Sfoc Aaeociaslcm-* [' NoTinn*! Sbeel Gorporatio*,y^ Nederland duFoai deNemour*>*CtV^. Newport Civitioa . Heydaa Newport Chemlcai-Clorp* * Osborn MamiXaoturiuc Company*'..'v.- 1952 :'7hta Industries Limited 1944^>-^ Taylor. Smith It Taylor Company 4944-V\'r.Zenneaeee Copper Company . Division oi Tennessee Corp. !938^.:*v.'Toaoo GuU Sulphur Company 1937 '.;v* Tita Abrasives Company 1944* ; V Tome mver-Cioctnnau Chemical \. Corporation , * ' ./ 1934.. Union Carbide Corporation 1934' --.`United States.'Potters Association 1934'..United States Steel Corporation 1937 v* Ottawa Silica Company 1953 ' O**r*e-Coraiay rLb*rgLooCozp,>^' 1934 - OtM*nUMM Qtat Conpwf/. ',: - " 1994 . Pacific Crindiaf Wheel Manufacturing 1994 . G. H* Pockmood Manufacturing Co. 1957 . PQtnuior Griadiot OiTioicn Wokoi!*!4 Cntporotios: 1437 . Pwitnoy!**!*>Oloo SondCotpk- 1994 Foonoytvoad* MowaSocturort4 Ao*n. ' CoauoUy fauuroaco Compony 1444 PookuOTCXnnr Corpoeotion 1940 Pct/olco BtooaWitO & A. - 1914 Ph*ip# Oodpo Coporation 1991 P4U4ipfeio Qu* Compony 1937 -7 .Valley Mould and Iron Corporation 194<y. ,, _Van Straaten Chemical Company 1938 . V Vesuvius Crucible Company 1937 1937 (937 1942 195T 1941 1437 1937 1937 Waltham Grinding Wheel Company Washington Mills Abra*tvc Company Wedron Silica Company Western Electric Company, Inc. Westiield Grinding Wh*:l Company Weetinghouse BraitS.- anti Signal Company. Limucd Wesunghouse Electric Corporation Whitehead Brothers Company - Willson Product* Division Ray-O-Vac Company Multiple UrmMr>nip (Z7 member companies) 1937. Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company ructble-Refracterie* Company 1952 Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation ck L Haines, lac. ' 1945 Republic Steel Corporation dt* ""Sea Association 193? ' H. H. Robertson Company * - -I'port B<unl 1956 Robertson Manufacturing Company no Ordnance Plant ngton Rnod Division ' 1939 Safety First Supply Company -y Rand Corporation**. }/. - 7 .*193? ; St. Joseph Lead Company -T^-'W 1950 Saadia Corporation Company .*/ ^*'7:'* ^ "1956' 7' .Sauereisen Cements Company so Rubbur Division- ':i' \ 1937 Claude B.Schneible Company iStos-Manhallan, .Inn, ````.j' . U946 ;! Scott Aviation Corporation -turlng, Choaists*:Aaoociation ;i". - l9i7-":.: - Stmonds Abrasive Company t Mining Companr^r'w'V^^V -... '193T/'r. *5imonds Worden White Company d SeU.lnuerV ajni-\:\V'*^^Vv ' 1956 ' 7 Soap and Detergent Association *Y**s*.Compensation.As*b#* ,.3949 ;;5ocony Mobil Oil Company, Inc. cConesiek Company^ ^ v. . ` - . .1941- n:> Standard Lime and Cement Corqpany Company, Inc; . 1964 ''.'Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) n AbrasiVo Company - 7*1962 Stauffer Chemical Company"' -boeatorie,.-lnn^ 193? . Sterling Grinding Wheel Company ety Appliance* Company*-- ... . 1963 . . Stifftor Industrial Lubricants Company a Wining tfcAdanolactnriaf Go. - 1965 , : Sturm, Ruger fc. Company, Inc. Morin kSoo* lae*..*1953 - - Sugar Beet Products Company Coal'ASsoctaxion 1952 Crushed Stone Assn., .lnci.->';b 1946 Class Sand-Corporation ''`1946 Grinding Wheal Company Industrial Sand Aaan*.' SHV:.:*i3*- 1938' Lasd.Company ^1/71 ' 193? Ready Mined Concrete Assn*"I960 i~*^nd Gravel Aeso,. Ic*v 3 association : - v .V 1936 ZUiSCorporation x"7Jv.-.'r;7 . 1936 1 duPont dsNemours & V*' <1936 division. -i -V* a Chemicals, lac. i : anulacturiag Company.^. .^7 193? 1960 1938 .ica Company ... 'rr-* ."' * raiag. Fibexglas Corp.-: * . 193? inoie Glass. Company::* - ' - .' 4`_ -iading Wheat. Manufacturing- ziewood Msnufa during Co...: . ' 1937 1937 1962' 193? Grinding Wheal Division- . 1961 id Corporation ` .v'.-,.r:-: 193? ala Glass Sand`Corporitien. " 193? aia Manufacturers* Assn. .- * Insurance Company- . * ner Corporatfcon- %'.7^ * * rasiieiro S.A. * -T.- .* ige Corporation ,, . ' .a Quanta Company , ActtvaUd Carbon Company..;. Plata Class Contuf S taaL Cor-.pany carat Association Products Company. * .r 2iviuoa * Fitter Company. :d Tata Services Limited . Taylor, Smith It Taylor Company .Tennessee-Copper Company ' * Division of Tennessee Corporation Texas tful Sulphur Company .' .TUan-Abrasives Company . Toms Aiver Chemical Corporation - Union Carbide Corporation United States Pottere Association United States Steel Corporation -Valley Mould and Iron Corporation Van Straatea Chemical Company : Veeuvius Crucible Company Waltham Grinding Wheel Company ' Washington Mills Abrasive Company - *'Wedrcn Silica Company _ Weetern Electric Company, Inc. - Westfield Grinding Wheel Company . Westinghnuse Brake and Signal Co., Ltd. Westiaghouse Electric Corporation WUlson Products Division Ray-O-Vac Company Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company ntors Divtsion Chemical Corporation amber MEMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION --A C-- Abingdon Potteries. Inc. AbrW Crtln AMOclttien Abrasive Product* Company Aem Abrasive Company Aerovent Fan Company, Jnc. Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company Allied Chemical Corporation AUis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company Aluminum Company of America Antfru.m AliMftvr Company American Air Filter Company. Jne. American firake Shoe Company American Can Company American Emery Wheel Work* American Iron and Steel Institute American Metal Climhx. Inc. American Mining Congress American Optical Company American Smelttng 4 Refining Company American Zinc Institute. Inc. American Zinc. Lead'll Smelting Company. Anaconda Company Aeberto* Corporation Limited tocn. of American Railroada Yn. of American Soap 4 Glycerine Producer*, lac. A**n. Argentina de Emprcsaribs Mlnero* A**n. of Casualty 4 Surety Companies* Atichison. Topeka and Santa Fe Railway System Automobile Manufacturer* Association --B-- Ball Brothers Company Bartlett-CoUia* Company Baugh and Sons Company Bay State Abrasive Products Company Beryllium Corporation Bethlehem Steel Company. Inc. Bird 4 Son. Inc. Bituminous Casualty Corporation Boeing Airplane Company Brush Beryllium Company George H. Bullard Company Bunker Kill Company Can Manufacturer* Institute. Inc. Carborundum Company Catalytic Combustion Corporation Celanese Corporation of America Central Silica Company Chicago Wheel 4 Manufacturing Company Cincinnati Milling Products Cleveland Graphite Bronse Company Robert F. Coleman, Inc. Colonial Abrasive Products Company Commonwealth 5anitation*Gompany Companhla Blderurgiea'Nacional Consolidation Coal Company. Inc. Continental Can Company, Inc. C.opperweld Steel Company Corn Products Company Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation Deckers Creek Sand Company Deere 4 Company A. P. de Sanno 4 Son, Inc. Diamond Alkali Company Dow Chemical Company B. F. Drakenfeld 4 Company, Inc. Dravo Corporation Eaglo*Flcher Company Ebasco Services, lac. Electric Storage Battery Company Electro Refractoriee 4 Abrasives Corporation Eljer Company Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U.S. Esso Research and Engineering Company Ethyl Corporation Exelon Company Falk Corporation Farrell.Cheek Steel Company Ferro Corporation Foote Mineral Company Ford Motor Company Fosteria Glass Company Foundry Facings Manufacturers Fuller Merriam Company # Association J____ * Multiple Memoerehlp (14? member eempaois#) 11. MEMBERS (continued) --C-- --M-- Gardner M^eKint Company Cigy*Wrke SebweUerhalle A. C. Central Abraaive Company. Inc. General Ceramica Corporation Central Electric Company General Grinding Wheel Corporation Generat Mill*. Inc. General Motor* Corporation General Refractories Company Georgia Kaolin Company ClcBihaw Glaea Company. Inc. W. R. Grace k Company Grinding Wheel laetltute GoU Oil Corporation Hr-- Hall China Company Hamilton Emery It Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Company * Hasleton Laboratories Hercuie* Powder Company Homeatakc -Mining Company Mechlin CompanyManhattan Rubber Maryland Self-lnaurere1 Association J. S,` McCormick Company Mexico Refractories Mid* West Abraaive CompanyMine Safety Appliances Company Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company Minnesota Mining k Manufacturing Company Jesbe 5. Morie fc Son. Inc. i National Aean. of Mutual Casualty Cos. * National Crushed Stone Association, Inc. National Glass Sand Corporation National Grinding Wheel Company. Inc. National Industrial Sand Association National Lead Company National Sand k Gravel Association, Ine. National Slag Association National Steel Corporation '' Neville Chemical Company New Jersey Pulverising Company )lngersoll*Humphryes Inland Steel Company International Bueineae Machinea Corp. International Nickel Company Ottawa Silica Company Owene-Corntng Flberglas Corporation Owens-Illinois Glass Company, JohrsM*nvlllc Corporation --K~ Keaebey U Mattiaon Company Kcnaecoti Copper Corporation Keyetone Abraaive Wheel Company Kirk k Blum Manufacturing Company Keppere Company. Inc. Homer Lsughlln China Company Lava Crucible-Refractories Company E. J. Lsvino and Company Xad Induetriee Association ^/don Transport Executive Pacific Grinding Wheel Manufacturing Co. G. H. Fackwood Manufacturing Company Fangborn Corporation Peninsular Grinding Wheel Pena-Rillton Company Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Pennsylvania Manufacturers* Association Casualty Insurance Company * Phelps Dodge Corporation Philadelphia Quarts Company Phillips Petroleum Company Pittsburgh Coke It Chcmtcal Company Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Pittsburgh Steel Compsny Portland Cement Association Pullman Incorporated Foundation Multiple Memoersnip (24 member companies) MEMBERS (continued) Reaction Motor* Red HUl Grinding Wheel Corporation Republic Steel Corporation Rasesreh-Cottrell, Inc. H. H. Robcrteon Company Robertson Manufacturing Company Rome Cable Corporation Union Carbide Corporation United State* Potter* Association United State* Rubber Company United State* Steel Corporation Univer**l-Rundle Corporation i i Safety First Supply Company St, Joaeph Lead Company Sandla Corporation Sauereieen Cement* Company Claude B. Sehneible Company Seott Aviation Corporation Sharon Steel Corporation Sheffield Steel Shenango rumaee Company Simonda Abraaive Company 5imonda Worden White Company Secony Mobil Oil Company, Inc. Standard Lime and Cement Company Standard Oil Company of California Standard Ultramarine and Color Company |lng Grinding Wheel Company Beet Product* Company * Valley Mould t Iron Corporation Vesuvius Crucible Company*'*' Vitrified Whkel Company / Wsltham Grinding Wheel Company Washington Mill* Abrasive Company Wndron Silica Company Western Maryland Railway Company Weatfield Grinding Wheel Company Weatlnghoua* Air Brake Company Weatlnghouee Electric Corporation Wheclabrator Corporation Whitehead Brothers Company Willaen Produet* Wyckoff Steel Company Tata Induetrie* Limited Taylor, Smith V Taylor Company Tanneeaee Copper Company Texas Gulf Sulphur Company Titan Abrasive* Company Trenton Potteries Company Trlon, Inc, Tusco Corporation --Y---- Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company 0 13. * i960 Aomia.1 Report :-------------- A-^uruiikin Altfinvt i'ridluit* Cun^tr.v At/ranee Company Ai C<i):p4n\ Alvvt<*v t.Hemn'ai Corporktion AllfirhHn .St>ei Corporation AJfocr.em Pittsburgh Cok! Company ^ * Allied Corporation Alu rfliuti I'lOipir.y \>t America Arr.i fJ^i Ar**ve Company An^n<#.- (Vi Cwmpan\ . n fim f t Wheel Work* *Ai-.w rsi *f. !.i>urA.* Anruth>fl A<ipri tfl i rt<s and Steel 2nlilut* - Ar n< *: Vrl( Climax, Inc. ,Vi-C4n Mining Congress Aj!*rfMan Mutual insurance AUianct iff Oplual-Co'npany Amrrn<fi Kiiaifc 4 Chemical Corp. America* Smt ilmp |r Refining Co. A*, eric** 7;?r Company *.*.. tii* Z.no Institute. Inc. umu Company n r Xcel Corporation A rr*t rr ey Heine A Varmsh Work*, Inc. A*.at.** t.^liie ! iCtilic ArUii ?,? 1. < 2n. u*triii, Inc. .; .t'Aif-riwJi' '! .utiuciT* A rrcia<ion ln*e.* > roni ? out rej't Ji;r. l:rtie*t>t'*%i.n Company 14* '>t.i. s- ra<*ive Prnuuet* Company iivrvil.u... . rportic>rs KU'.tltti, '! uliirr l.ei-.peil\ !*#- nc (eatonanv rv*- A!.t MVe. inr. i: h.iUMCumpartv, Inc. si;!! -<<mpany ivater i A!ul:rtKiM Farm. Inc. < # *'- 4i<ainn>r Institute. Inc. * (lo.r-.Hmk Companv * *!**** * .(!wr*i.oft l,<il ft, *., Co. tp*>n ain't! A ,V.4m.utinn)i Co, ! * i*r (.iirpr.ri4>Kt Miiima Machine Company ' iM-otti Jv: 111rtfc; pr...2iurt DiviaiOrt .*- . t . < t, .1 i :t>ri.< . Inc. ('`wtiitl* Co.npenv .. .. 1 lift I lt.iv) Limited - . >u.i4 V... . *.*vl < ........ . 1. --. . In* , Ctrii,u< .* . Corn C4.rtu,c,;, , A;.-.;.* .-rptiration so A. 1*. rh'Manno * Sort, Inc. Du*dA'I Alkali Company Do*. OuntDCiil Company Dravo Corporation K. 1. do i'ont ** Ne::ionr h Comp*"* Eastman Kodak Company Edmar Abrasive Ct?*panv Electric Storage Uatiury Company Willson Products Division Electro Refractories A Ahrasiv..* Corp. Equitable L;fe Assurance Society of the w Ethyl Corporation Caolon Company Ferro Corporation FMC Corporation Foote Mineral Company Ford Muter Company Foundry Facing* Manufacturers Assn. Fuller Mernam Company Gardner Machine Company T Ceigy-Werke SchweKerhativ A.G. General Abrasive Company. Ire Gnneral Electric Company General Grinding.Wheel Corporation General Mill.*inc.^\ Gentuni^Motor* Corporation Georgia Kaolin Company Glenahauf Clave Company. Inc. M. J. Gordon Company Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Gi! Corporation Gypsum Assignation Hall China Company Hamilton Emory & Commit.10 0e.;.*n\ Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hanford Occupational Health F'.'aviation Hanson Company Hazleton Laboratories Hercules. Jne. Drakenfeid Division Hughson Chemical Compare, inland Stl Company International Jiusim'ss Machines C-.rp. International Nickel C.tmpanv Huntiiigtmi Alloy Prounet* (}ivi;oo Js.to*-V.onvilli: Corporation Ji.it.'M a t*aughlin Steel X'< r;.ur^t ,4,1, Ji.witt A Hodgera C<(,pa*', Kaiser Aluminum t. /"j. 1-. >. . Kaiser We/racti.n. , u ;- * 1 <.<?.to*. l? K*m'cott Copper Corporation Keystone Bras* Works, lac. Kopfn Compay, lac. Laundry I* Cleaners AUied Trades Assa. Loftmk b Hsiftfi. Inc. ,, . L* d industries Associscioft. London Transport Board Mackiin Company ,'Vh: ''( .'y', Manufacturing Chemist* Assa., Inn. Marcoa* Mining Compaay . Mrylasd$o)f*iiia k mpl. Comp. Assa. . V'! -i J, S. McCormick Compaay :J' .. .-.'M - Merck and Company, Inc. .* ' r MotrepoUtaa Life lasumacs Company .. ''' Mid.Weet Abrasive Company Miles Laboratories, Inc. . Mino Salsty Appliances Compaay *'*-' .v ' - Minnesota Mining b Maanfactonng Co.* Mobil Oil Corporation . ., Jeeee 9. Moris * Sen. lac. * Nalco Chemical Company V." 'fj>. Freeport Division v-V National Coal Association National Crushed Stone Association. laa. National Class Saad Corporation ' - National Grinding Wheel Company, lac. National Industrial Sand Association National Insulation Manufacturers Assn. . r' - f National Lead.Company National Sand k Gravel Associatlca. Inc. 1 National Slaf Asaociatien- Nederland du Pont do Nemours N. V, { Osborn Manufacturing Compaay . Ottawa Silica Company ^ ' Owens.Coming Fiberglaa Corporation * . Owen*.Illinois Claes Compaay r' % .* '? * .* < Pacific Grinding Wheel Manufacturing Co. ,C. H. Packwood Manufacturing Compaay. iPsitnayivams Class Sand Corporation .Pennsylvania Mira*. Assn. las. Co, Prkin.lmer Corporation Petroieo BruiUm S. A. Philadelphia Quarts Compaay Pittsburgh Activated Carbon Compaay Pittsburgh Plate Claes Compaay Pittsburga Steel Compaay H. X. Porter Compaay. Inc* ... Simonds Worden White Works S'ortiane Cemem Association ' Raybectos.Manhattan. lac. Manhattan Rubber Division Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation Republic Steel Corporation H. H. Robertson Company Robertson Manufacturing Company Salaty First Supply Compaay St. Joseph Lead Company Saadlb Corporation Sauareiaen Cements Company Simonds Abrasive Company Slnciair.Xoppora Company Soap-end Detergent Association Spsny^a^ Corporation Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) Stauiimt Chemical Company Sterilag Grinding Wheel Company ' Sturm. Roger b Company, lac. Sugar Beet Product* Compaay . Tata Services Limited Tennessee Copper Company Tanas-Guli 5ulphur Compaay Thiokol Chemical Corporation Reaction Motors Division Titan Abrasives Company Toma River Chemical Corporation Union Carbide Corporation United States Potters Association United States Steel Corporation Valley Mould and Iron Corporation Van Straaten Chemical Company Vasuviua Crucible Company Wakeiiald Corporation Peninsular Grinding Wheel Division Waltham G rinding Wheal Compaay Washington Mills Abrasive Company _ Wedron Silica Company Western Electric Company, Inc. Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westlagbouse Brake and Signal Company. Ltd. Westingbouae Electric Corporation West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company Bleached Board Division ) 18 1967 Annual Report I H F MEMBERS Abrasive Cram AiiqcUua Abrasive Product* Company Acme Abr**iv Company ^ . Air Preheater Company Alcolae Chemical Corporation Allegheny l.edlum Steel Corporation ! Alleyheny Pittsburgh Coal Company Allied Chemiral Corporation Aluminum Company of America American Abrasive Company American Can Company American Emery Wheel Works American Insurance Association American Iran andSteel-lnsttCate.. f ' American Metal Climax. Inc. / American Mining Congress American Mutual insurance Alliance American Optical Company American Petroleum Institute Aniertcan Potash 4 Chemical Corp. American Smelting 4 Refining Co. American Welding 4 Manufacturing Co. Americas. Zinc. Compaa.y ;American Zinc Institute^ lag. /... . Anar-odoa Company A rrweo' Steel Corporation Armatruns Paint 4 Vanish Works* Inc. Asbestos Textile Institute Atlas Chemical Industries. Inc. Automobile Manufacturers Association* Inc. Avco Say State Abrasives Oiviiiop Frank Bancroft Company* in*. ..* Beryllium Corporation Blanchard Machine Company Boeing Company Brush Beryllium Company * Buckeye Abrasive. Inc. George H. Bullard Company Bunker Hill Company Butler County Mushroom Farm* Inn. Celgon Corporation Packwood Manufacturing Co. Pittsburgh Activated Carbon Co. Can Manufacturers Institute. Inc. Carborundum Company Cstanese Corporation Central Siltra Company Chaves Dental instrument Corp. Chicago Wheal 4 Manufacturing Co. Chrysler Corporation Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.. -Cincinnati Milling Products Division Mown F Coleman. Inc. Abrasive Products Co. Cwotaieo Aluminium (Beil Bay) Limited Cvmpanbie Sieernrgica Nactonal Consolidation Coal Company. In Continental Cao Company. Inc. Cdm Products Company ' Cortland Crinding Wheels Corpor*t.t Creole Petroleum Corporation A. P. deSanno 4 Son. Jne. Diamond Alkali Company Do* Chemical Company Dravo Corporation '^. 1. du Pont de Nemours 4 Company Eastman Kodak Company Edmar Abrasive Company Electric Storage Battery Company Willson Products Division Electro Refractories 4 Abrasives Corp. Equitable Life Assurance Society of the K S. Ethyl Corporation . Exelon Company . Ferr1* Corporation ' FML Corporation . 'FMR'Cdrporation.,' . Foote Mineral Company Ford'Motor Company Foundry Facings Manufacturers Grr,.;p Gardner Machine Company Ceigy-Werke Schwetaernalle A C General Abrasive Company. Inc. General Electric Company General Grinding Wheel Corporation General Mills, Inc. General Motors Corporation Georgia Kaolin Company Glenshaw Glass Company. Inc. Coedyear Tire 4 Rubber Company Grinding Wheel Institute -- Cull Oil Corporation Gypsum Association Hall China Company Hamilton Emery 4 Corundum Company Hampden Crintiinc Wheel Company Hanford Occupational Health Foundation Hanson Company Hacleton Laboratories Hercules. Inc. Drakcnfcid 'Division Hughsen Chemical Company Inland Steel Company International Business Machines Corp. International Niey*l Cw-.car.y. Inc. Huntington Altov Prccvctv Division ITT Abrasive products Company Muuio.e Mmoermp Corporation Jones k LaughUa Steel Corporation Jowitt k Bod|<n Comptcy Kaseo Abrasives. Ine. XmmcoU Copper Corporation lUyilao Ant* Work*, lac. Koppera Compuy. lac. Lnuodry I* Cluatn Allied Trades Atm. Unrack I* Heines. lac. Load Industries Aaiociatiot Loedne Transport Board Mechlin Akrativee Company Manufacturing Ckomloto Aaaa. , lae. Marco no Mlaiat Company Maryland SelLZse. k Empl. Camp. Aooa. I. S. McCormick Company Morck end-Compeay. lac. Metropolitan Life laoiaraaco'Company Mid*Weat Abrasive Company Mllaa Laboratories. Inc. Mina Safety Appliance* Company ' Mobil Oil Corporation Jeaae 5. Morio 4 Son* Inc. Nalco Chemical 'Compoay * Jfreeport Division National Coal Aaaociatiaa HciUiui Crushed Stone Association, lae. National CUao Sand Corporation National Grinding Wbool Company, Inc.. Not tonal Industrial Sand Aaaoeiatiea National Insulation Maauiacturoro Aaaa.* National Load Company National Sand k Gravel A*iocitU, lae. National SUg Aeeociatiao Nederland du Font do Nomoura N.V. Norton Company Oabdrn Manufacturing Company Ottaa Silica Company 0%ne*Corouif Fibergla# Corporation 0*cn*iUinoi*. Inc. Pacific Grinding Wbool Manufacturing Co. PanaayWaata Glass Sand Corporation PtMiyivcrttt Mfn*. Asan. las. Co. pctfcin.Xlmcr Corporation Petroorae/XPBC Portland Cement Aaaociation PPG iMoftrte* Proctatoa Grinning Wheel Co. lac. t)7 Raybcsto**Mafthattan. lac. Manhattan Rubber Division Rad Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation Republic Steel Corporation H. H. Robertaoo Company - Safety First Supply Company St. Joseph Lead Company Saudis Corporation Sauereirea Camaats Company Siaelair-Koppers Company , Soap and Detergent Aaaociation Spe*r^ Rand Corporation .Lpuiatana Army Ammunition Plant Standard OU Company (Indiana) Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) Stauffer Chemical Company Sturm. Ruger k Company. Inc. Sugar Beat Products Company Tata Service* Limited T Tennessee Copper Company Tanas Gulf Sulphur Company ThidkorCbrinica.l Corporation Reactioa.Metors Division Toma River Chemical Corporation Union Carbide Corporation United Statoa Potters Aaaociation United Statoa Steal Corporation Valley Mould and Iron Corporation Van Straatan Chemical Company Vesuvius Crucible Company Wallace.Murray Corporation Simonds Abrasive Division Waltham Grinding Wheel Company Washington Mill* Abrasive Company Wadron Silica Company Western Electric Company, Inc. Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westinghouee Air Brake Division, Weettnghouae Air Brake Company Weetingbouse Brake and Signal Company. Ltd Westinghouee Electric Corporation Wit Virginia Pulp and Paper Company Bleached Board Division ) Zk MEMBKHS -- l')OH Dim Joined Company < Date-''* w Joined Company JW7 1937 1956 1965 1936 1940 1936 1969 193? 194? *1937 1936 1944 1957 1937 1945 1944 196? 1964 1936 1967 1937 1936 1961 2965 . 1966 1947 ' 1965 ; 1936 i 1937 i 1965 ] 1955 1965 1967 , 1956 1944 ! 196? 11952 '1936 >1961 * 1953 1937 1952 1937 1964 196? 1937 1966 1954 1944 1951 1963 1959 2936 Abrasive Grain Association 1953 Abrasive Products Company 1965 Acme Abrasive Company " 1955 The Air Preheater Company 193? Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. 1962 Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Co. Aluminum Company ei America 1937 Aluminum Co. of Canada (Alcan) 1952 American Abrasive Company 1966 American Can Company, Inc. 1939 American Emery Wheel Works 1937 American Insurance-Association* 1962 American Iron and Steel Institute American Metal Climax, Inc. , 1966 American Mining Congreaa ?1963 American Moeual Insurance Alliance 1943 American Optical Company . ** 1956 American Petroleum Institute American Fothsh 6 Cbemieal Corp. 1937 American Smelting 6 Refining Co. 1937 American Welding 6 Manufacturing Co. American Zinc Company 1949 Anaconda Company 1964 Armco Steel Corporation 1967 Armstrong Paint 6 Varnish Works.2nc. 1937 Asbestos Textile Institute 1947 Atlas Chemical Industries, Inc. 1936 Auto.Flo Company 1969 Automobile Manufacturers Assn. Avco Bay State Abrasives Division Frank Bancroft Company, Inc. Beryliitnn Corporation Bituminous Coal Operators1 Assn. Blanchard Machine Company The Boeing Company Brush Beryllium Company Buckeye Abrasive, Inc,. Csorge H. Bullard Company, Inc. ' 1943 1958 193? 1947 1937 1951 1942 1954 1966 Bunker Hill Company Butler County Mushroom Farm* Inc. 1937 1967 Can Manufacturers Institute, Inc. Carborundum Company . 1937 1950 Celanese Corporation Central Silica Company Crtaln*ted Products Corporation Gutln,seon Division Cbayet Dental Instrument Company Chicago Wheel-* Manufacturing Co. Chrysler Corporation Cincinnati Milling Machioe Co. 1936 1937 1937 1966 1967 1959 1937 Cincinnati Milling Products Div. Robert F. Coleman. Inc. Colonial Abrasive Produets Co. Comaico Aluminum \Bell Bay) Ltd. Compatible Siderurgtca Necienal 1947 1947 i960 Consolidation Coal Company. Inc. Continental Can Company, Inc. Continental Insurance Company* Corn Products Company Cortland Grinding Wheels Corp. Creole Petroleum Corporation A. P. deSsnno * Sea* Inc. Diamond Shamrock Corporation DL Skin Care Products, Ine. Dow Chemical Company . Drive Corporation S?5r*l. du Pont de Nemours * Co. Eastman Kodak Company Edmar Abrasive Company Electro Refractories * Abrasives Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. Ethyl Corporation r Exoloo Company Corp. Ferro Corporation FMC Corporation FMR Corporation Foote Mineral Company Ford Motor Company Foundry Facings Manufacturers Frants, McConnell * Seymour Assn. Gardner Machine Company CeigyWerke Schweiaerhalle A. G. General Abrasive Company. Inc. General Eleetric Company General Grinding Wheel Corp. General Mills. Inc, General Motors Corporation Ceorgia'Kaolin Company Class Container Manufacturers _ Institute, Inc. Clenshaw Glass Company, Inc. Goodyear Tire * Rubber Company Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corporation Hall China Company Hamilton Emery * Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hanford Occupational Health Foumi.ti<,n Hanson Company Hazleton Laboratories Hercules, 2ne. Drakcnfielrt Division Inland Steel Company International Business Machines Corp International Nickel Company. Inc. Huntington Alloy Products Division 'Multiple memoersnip January J, 1969 member Cate Joined Comoanv Date Joined Company 1947 ITT Abrasive Product* Co. 1967 Precision Grinding Wheel Company. Inc 1936 Johns-Manville Corporation 1966 1936 Jones k Laughlln Steel Corp. ^ , 1963 Jowitt 6 Kodgere Company 1952 1937 1967 1953 JUico Abtftiivn, Xae# Keaaecott Copper Corporation j 1937 1965 Keystone Brnee Works* lac* . 1956 1942 Koppere Company* Inc. . . 1966 1956 1966 Heawr Lui|Ula Chinn Company 1962 1964 Laundry and Clean*** Allied 1964 Trades Association Laverock k Haines. Inc. 1966 > 1936 ' Lead Indostrioa Aaeociatton ^ 1967 1958 London Transport-Board 1964 1961 Lord Corporation 196 5 Hugbsoa Chemical Co. Div. 1953 1966 1937 J. S. IdeCormick Company 1937 1966 1966 1949 1937 Maeklin Company * . _ Manufacturing Chemists1 A>*f -MarcOna Miking Company * Metropolitan Life insurance Co. Mid-West Abrasive Company 1945 1946 .. * 1536 - . 1960 . . >1966 U936 'I960 1966 Midwestern Coating Corporation Miao Safety Appliances Company Mobay Chemical Company Mobil Oil Corporation 1936 1936 1936 `1956 1963 Jess* S. Morin 4 Son*. Inc9. Kalco Cheaieal Company . Freeport Division .* ., 1937 1960 1938 1966 1937 National Coal Association . National Crushed Stone Assn. .Inc. 1967 1947 1937 1937 1966 1937 1945 National Class Sand Corporation National Grinding Wheel Co. lac. National Industrial Sand Asan. National Insulation Manufacturers . Association National Lead1 Company National Sand and Gravel Aesa. Inc. 1937 1937 1937 1962 1937 1967 1936 1962 1967 National Slag Association Nederland duFont deNemours N. V. Norton Company Grinding Wheel Division 1961 1937 1966 1963 1953 1936 Oebors Manufacturing Company Oweas-Corntng Fiberglas Corp. Owens-Illinois* lac. r 1936 1954 1917 1956 i960 1964 1936 1937 Pacific Grinding 'VOieel Mfg. Co. Pennsylvania Glaee Sand Corporation Pennsylvania Manufacturers1 Assn. Insurance Company Petrobrae/RPBC Pitteburgh Activated Carbon Co. Div. of Caigon Corporation Portland Cement Association PPG Induetriss Raybestos.Maohattan* Inc. Manhattan Rubber Division Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation H. H. Robertson Company St. Joseph Lead Company Sauereisen Cements Company Sinclair .Koppers Company Soap and Detergent Association - Sperry Rand Corporation *-^Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant . Sprayed Mineral Fiber Manufacturers Association* lac. Standard Oil Company (Indiana 1 Standard OH Company (New Jersey) Sturm. Ruger*b Company, lne. , Sugar Beet Products Company SysteMad Corporation * Tata Services Limited' Tennessee' Copper Company `Div. of Taaaessee-Corpo ration .Texas Gulf Sulphur-Company -* Toms River Chemical Corporation Union Carbide Corporation United States Potters Association United State* Steel Corporation Valley Mould and Iron Corporation Van Straaten Chemical Company Vesuvius Crucible Company Wallace.Murray Corporation Simonds Abrasive Division Waltham Grinding Wheel Cumpany Washington Mills Abrasive Company Weoron Silica Company _ Western Electric Company* Inc. Westfield Grioding Wheel Comoany Westtaghouse Air Brake Company Westisghouse Air Brake Division Westiaghouac Brake and Signal Co.. Ltd. Weetinghouse Electric Corporation Arthur C. Withrow Company Zinc Institute* lne. 6t 1969 Annual Report <imil G*mpmf 193? Abrasive Grain Association 1970 Abrasive MaieftaM Division Norton Comoany 199? Abraame Product! Company 1970 Abrasives Oivimon BendU Corporation 1966 Aetna Abrawva Company 1936 Allegheny Ludtum Steel Corp. 1966 Allied Chemical Corporation 1970 AMaon Campoou Otwaton American Chain 4 Cable Co,, Inc. 1936 Aiumimm Company of Amenca 1969 Aluminum Co. tf Canada <AIcft| 19? Amartean Can Company, Ine. 1937 American Emery Wheel Worta 109 Aanancan Jneuranc* Association 1946 American iron and toti fnstmita 1967 Aananean Metal Climax, me. 107 American Mining Congraaa 1949 *American Mutual Insurance AiUanca 1944 American Optical Campany . 1997 American Petroleum Institute 1964 American Potash A Chemiest Cerp. 1999 Amanean Smarting 4 ftatintwg Co. 1969 Amanean Standard; Inc. 1969 Amadcan Textile Mil*. Institute 106 Anaconda Company 1991 Armco Stoat Corpora?*** 1969 Armstrong Cftemoort. .r-e. 1969 1966 1970 Asbestos Cement Pnr-jcia Aaan. Aaoaaroa Textile (nswOrte Atlantic Abraatv* Corporation 1947 Atfaa cnemiesi industries. Ine. 1966 Auto-Flo Company Divleton et Maaco Cor;oration 1936 1937 1970 Automobile Manufactursra Aaan. Aveo ficy SUM Abrasives QJdaion The Oannaon Company 19*9 franc Bancroft Company, ine. 1999 1969 1970 Bituminous Coal Operator*' Aaan. the Boatng Company Porean. tnc. 1970 Btpetway Qlaaa Company, ine. 1944 Brush fie/ytiium Company 1967 1999 1961 Bucfcayt Abcssim. me. George H. Bullard Company. Inc. Butler County Muanreors Farm. Inc. 1993 Can Manutacsurara institute. Ine. 1937 Carborundum Company 1913 Calanaaa Corporation 193? 1997. Cantrai Silica Company Cheyee Abrasives Oiviaion * Chares Dental liwtrument Co. 1097 Chkago Wheel 4 MonuUetudng Co. 7994 * Cincmnatl Milling Products Of*. Cincinnati MtUng Machine Co. 1644 Robert F Colaman. ine. 1991 Coiontai Abreeav* Product* Co. 1993 Comateo Atumtnum (Bad Bay* Ltd. 1966 Companraa Sidaruroic* National 1936 Conaondatmrt Coal Company, me. 1993 Continental Can Company, ine. 1966 Continental insurance Compamaa 1937 Cotttand Oi*ion ' American Aprs*we Corporation 1995 CPC international 1962 Creoie ^auoMum Corporation 193? A P d$*nno 4 Son. te. 1992 Otemeno Shamrock Corporation 1966 1939 1937 OC Skm Cm* Proeucn. me Dow C^*<teai Corporation Oro.->?*id OhnMOn ... ...... --Hereuw*. Ine. *Mimoi mamoaranip Date 90P--1-N* ^ ^ aw W e^^wem Company Data vO--rm-- fQ Company 1937 Drevo Corporation 1966 Midwestern Coating Corporation 1962 . i. du Pont da Nemours 4 Co. 1936 Mina Saiaiy Appliance* Company 1966 Eastman Kodak Company 1949 Mopil Oil Corporation 1963 Edmar Abrasive Company 1956 Jesse S. Mono 4 Son. ine. 1943 Electro Refractories 4 Abrasive* 1966 National Coal Association Division of Ferro Corporation 1937 National Crushed Stone Assn.. Ine. 1969 Environmental Science*. Ine. I960 National Forge Company 1956 Equitable Life Assurance Society 1947 National Glass Sand Corporation of the United State# 1937 National Grinding Wheat Oivtvon 1937 > 'Ethyl Corporation - Federal-Mogul Corporation 1937 Exelon Company " 1937 National Industrial Sand Assn 1949 Ferro Corporation '* 1966 National Insulation Mirs. Assn. 1964 FMC Corporation 1937 National lead Company 1967 - FMR Corporation ", ' 1945 National Sand 4 Gravel Assn- Jnc. . 1937 Foote MinerM Company .1939 National Slag Association t947 Ford Meter Company . 1963 Nodartand du Pom da Nemours 1969 Featorta Gttaa Company . N.V. . 1936 Foundry Supply Manutacturet^ 1963 Osborn Manulaetvdng Company Group 1953 Owens Corning Fibargtas Corp. 1969 Frantz. McConnell 4 Beymoue 1936 Owens-Illinois. Ine. s f 1963 1954 Pteitic Gdnemg Wheat Company, . Naleo Chemical Company Inc. v.:. 1943 Gardner Meehine Comoany 1937 Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. 1956 Geigy-Weme Schwetzemalie A. G. 7937 General Abrasive Campany 1956 Pennsylvania Manutaeturars' Asan. ,, Insurance Company ' 1966. General Asbestos 4 Rubber Oiv. * Rayoa*toJ4annanan. Ine. 1960 PetroOras/RPBC 1964 Pittsburgh Activated Carbon Oiv. 1970 General Dynamics Corporation Calgon Corporation 1947 General Electric Company * 1070 Pneumafil Corperation 1937 General Grinding Wheal Corp. 1939 Portland Cement Association . 1851 General Mitts. Ine. . * 1937 PPG Industries 1948 General Motors Corporation 1967' Precision Grinding Wheal Co.. Ine. 1954 Georgia Kaoun Comoany 1952 Bad Mill Grinding Wheel Corp. 1969 Gtaaa Containers Mira. Institute, inc. 1970 Bas-Cut Products Company 1937* Glentnsw Glass Company, ine. Division el Cleveoek Corp. 1967 Goodyear Tire 4 Rubber Company 1037 H. H. Robertson Company 1967 Grinding Wheel Division . 1969 Aetna Oivrsten .'* Nonon Company Revere Copper and Brass. )ne. 1937 Grinding Wheal Inettlute 1937 St Joseph Lead Company 1950 Gulf Oil Corporation 1956 Sauaratsan Cements Company 1968 Quarirvdacon Division 1967 Simonas Abrasive Qmsion Certam-taad Products Corp, Waiitee-Murray Ceroorstton 1936 Hall China Company 1966 Sinctair-Koppars Comoany 1937 Hamilton Division 1956 Soap and Oatargant Association Arrtsricsn Abrasive Corporation 1966 Sprayed Mineral Fiber Mfrs. Assn.. 1968' Hanford Environmental Health Fdn. Inc. 1967 Hanson Company . .1964 Standard Oil Company . 1954 Hazleton Laooratorteo (Nsw Jersey) 1961 Hugnsen Chemical Company 1962 Slaullar Canucat Comoany OWlston of Lord Corporation - 1965 Stunn. Rugtr 4 Company. Inc. ,1937 Huntington Alloy Products OWision .. International Nickel Co., tnc. 1953 Sugar Beat Products Company 1966 SysteMed Corporation 1947 inland Steal Comoany 1945 Tata Servtcas Umttad 1947 international Business Machines 1969 Tannaco. Ine. Cerp. 1946 Tannessaa Copper Company 1967 ITT Abrasive Products Company Oiv. ot Tannessaa Corporation 1936 Johns*Manvtiie Corporation 1936 Texas Gull Sutonur Comoany 1939 Jones 4 Laugmin Steal Corp. 1960 Toms River Chemical Corooratton 1963 Jowitt 4 Rodgers Company 1970 Travatars Insurance Companies 1967 Keaco Abrasives. Inc. 1936 Union Carbioa Corporation 1955 Ksweeki Beryice industries. Ine. 1946 Kennecou Cooper Corporation 1966 Unnad States Asoestos Division * Rayoestos-Mannsnsn. <nc. 1943 Kpppera Comoany. inc. 1936 United Slates Potters Association 1979 Lacleoe Steel Comoany 1936 United States Steal Corporaticn 1966 Homer Laugmin China Company 1960 Van Straatan Chemical Company 1964 Lavertex 4 Haines. Ine. 1936 Vesuvius C/ucibte Comcany 1936 Lead industries Association 193? Waitnam/Hampoan Grinding 1958 Loneon Transport Board wneel Co- 1962 Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant 1937 Washington Mills Abrasive Co. Soeny Rand Corporation 1937 Wedron Silica Comoanr 1937 J. S. McCormick Company 1962 Western Electric Ccmoany. nc 1946 Manhattan Ruooer Qiviston 1937 Westtieio Gnnoing vvneei Co. Rayb#stoa*Mannuan. me. 193? Wastmgnouie Electric Corporation 1966 Manufacturing Chamiata Aaan.. tnc. 1966 Arthur C. Withrow Comoany 1966 Marcona Mining Company 1936 Zinc insttUns. ine. 1949 Meirpooinan uie insurance Co. 13 1970 Annual Report MEMBERS Jvimrd Comptaj 195* Abrasive Gram Association 191/* Abrasive Materials Division Norton Company 19 )> Abrasive Products Company I9?tt Abrasives Division ficnbix Corporation |9)6 Acme Abrasive Company J9*I Adsma* Carbide Corporation 1956 Allegheny Ludlum Stttl Curponraon )9V> 1970 Allied Chemical Corporation Allison Campbell Division American Chain a Cable Co., lot. 1956 Aluminum Company of America 1969 Aiumioum Company of Canada. Ltd. 19"l American Apparel Manufacturer* Asus. 19-1* AmcnctA Can Company 193* * AmrTKan Insurance Association 194) American Iron and Seed Institute T9)* American Metal Climax. InC 19)7 American Minina Congress 19a) 'American Mutual Insurance Alliance J9A4 Amencan Optical Corporation 196? Amerwan Petroleum itutitute 1956 American Smelting & ReiningCompany 196V American Standard, Inc. 1969 ^American Textile Min. loanlute 19Vi Anaconda Company 19*9 Anglo American Corp. of South Africa. Ltd. 19<(l Argonaut Insurance Company' 196) Armstrong Chemctm. Inc. 1969 Atbrtrot Cement Product Asaociatien . I9?c Asbeatmpray Corporation 1966 Asbestos Textile Institute 19?0 Atlantic Abrasive Corporation ;19)? Atlas Cbemwai Industries, 1m. |!96K Au>*fbi Company ' Division of .Masco Corporation 19(6 Atinennbile Manuractwrm Association 195^ 19*6 196) Avo Bay State Abrasives Division The bahnaon Company Frank Banctotr Company, Inc. 19)6 The bna Company I9' bnrocn. Inc. 19*1 llmiht Boy Imlwstrial Division Weldon Rnhem Rubber Company 10-1-! Brush beryllium Company 196* Buskeve Abrasive. Inc. 19)2 George H. BulUrd Company. Inc. 1961 Butler County Mushroom Farm. in*:. 19)) ( PC International 19) l Can Manufacturers institute. Inc W* l Carbi.ie Division. Howmet Corp. 19.5* Carborundum Company 19*1 Cufmie Company 19)2 Tdanne Corporation 19*1 tf'ementerf Carbide Producers Assn. 195'' 196* 195" Central Silica Company Chases Abrauves Division Oiavt* Dental Instrument C.>. ( hisawi* W'heef Manufacturing Cn. 19)* ( ihaGcigv AG. I9)t Cinunaoi MiJairon, Inc pmuucts Division is> 14 19) t )*/) Robert F. Coleman, lac. Colonial Abrasive Products Company Cnmoanhia Siderurgica NacKma* 19 if1 CiMturfioarinn Coil Company. Inc. 19) 5 Civsonentai Can Company. Inc. . (.wirinenrii insurance Companies 19-u. . Gpprfm)l Operations 0v. i>t Cmn Seme* Cnmpanv 19'* t .ifiUna Am.ffjiit: APrsuve Cprootation !9h? C.tfn.t r~rtHeum Corpmaiion Mxifi**:* " Orm? memoeismp Dale Jeraed Company 19)7 A.P. deSanno dt Son. Inc. 19)2 Diamond Shamrock Corporation 1939 Dow Chemical Corporation 1957 DrakenleJd Division, Hercules, ioc. 1937 Dtavo Corporation 1962 & 1. du Foot de Nemours * Co. 1966 Eastman Kodak Company 1963 Edmar Abrasive Company 19)3 Electro Refractories dt Abrasives Division of Ferro Corporation 1969 Environmental Sciences. Inc. 19)6 Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States 1937 Erhyl Corporation ' . 1937* Eaoloo Company n. 1967 FMR Corporation 1949 Ferro Corporation !9?1 /Firth Sterling. A Teledyne Company 19)7 ' Foote Mineral Company 19)7 Ford Motor Company 1936 Foundry Supply Manu/acruteys* Group 1963 Freeport Division Naico Chemical Company 19)3 Gardner Machine Company 1937 General Abrasive Company I96A General Asbestos 4c Rubber Division Rayt t rroi-Mafthartan. lac. 1970. Genera. Cigar Company .1970 Gen id Dynamics Corporation' . 19)7 General Electric Comneny 1937 General Grinding Wheel Corporation 19)1 Geoeral Mills, lac. 19)2 General Motors Corporation 1954 Georgia Kaolin Company 1968 Glass Containers Mfrs. Institute, lac. 193? Glenshaw GUu Company, lac. 1967 Goodyear Tite A Rubber Company 1967 Grinding Wheel Division Norton Company 1937 Gnnoioc Wheel Ininrule 19)0 Gulf Oil Girpnration 196R Gustin Bacon Division Gcrraio<-.`ed Products Corporation 1936 Hall China Company 193? Hani.trn Division American Abrasive Curp>ra(ion 1966 Hanford Environmental Health Fdo. 196? Hanson Company * 193? Huntington Alloy Pnalucrt Division International Nickel Company. Inc. 1971 Hydro Carbide Corporation 194? inland Steel Company 194? International Business Machines Corp. 1970 International Lead Zinc Research Otg. 1967 ITT Abrasive Products Company 1936 jMins'Msnviilc Corporation 19)9 Jones * Lauchlin Steel Corporation 1963 Jowb at Rndgrrs Company 196? Kasro Abrasives Coleman Systems Company 193) Kaweciu Henrico Industries. Inc. 19)6 Kennecnrr Copper Cnrporanoo 19)2 Koppen Company. Inc. 1970 Laclede Steel Company . 196R Homer Laughtm China Company 196) Laverack <fc Haines. Inc. 1936 Lead Industries Association, Inc. 19)X London Transport Executive 1962 Louisians Army Ammunition Plant Sperry Rand Corporation 195? J.' $. MeCormit* Company 1946 Manhattan Rubber Division Ravbesrns-Manhartin. Inc. 19r<6 .Vi.Tj.-icTufio Chemists Association 1966 Mrf.*.na Minin* Company 14 Dare Jniaad Cumpumy I9?l> Medical Supply Company 19*11 Metal Carbides CorpntatiiMS 19)9 MectupoUtan Life Insurance C-unc 193* Michigan Abrasive Company Grinding Wheel Division 1968 Midwestern Coating Ogpirintn 1936 Mine Safety Appliances C.mt*<n>19)9 Mobil Oil Curpvfatiim (936 Jesse S- Morie * Sun. Ini 19? I Mulu Metals. Inc. 1971 Nammal Association of Maou/a*tui 1966 National Cnl Association 19)' National Grinding Wheel Division Federal-Mogul Cnrpviium 191? National Industrial Satui A\u iati<* 196(i National insuiarwjn Mfrs Asv.ttu< 195* Nauooal Le*d Company 1938 National Slag Asstuiari><n 1%2 Nedctlami du Font de NtvtMMrs S' ' 19?1 Newcnrnet Products. Ire. 1963 Osborn Manulactuting Company 19)3 Owem^ornmg Fiberglas farp*acsr. 19}6 Owens'lliintMs. Inr 193? PPG ItSfustries. Inc 19)) Pacinc Grinding W'heel Oenpanv. le193* Pennsvlvama Glass Sand Corpuracmo 19*0 Pneumaht Oirpumuin 1938 Portland Cement Aivb worm 19*0 Potters Brothers. <n. 19(s? Precision Grinding Wheel C.<u Inc. 19)2 Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corporan*. 19*0 Rex-Cut Products Company Divisima of C.lewpak ( <piiatM>n 19.3* H. H. Robertson Company 1937 Sc }t* Minerals Corporation 1971 Sandvik Steel. Inc. 19)6 Sxuereisen (.emenrs Company 19?t Selenium-Tellurium Devyhipment As* 19rr bimonds Abrasive Division Wailace-Murray Corporation I96( Sinclair-Koppers Company 19)6 Soap ami Detergent Asuaisuon 196H Spraved Mineral Fiber Mfrs. Asn.. Inc 196) Standard Oil Gnnpany (New letier 1 196? Suuder Chemical Company 196) Sturm. Rueer 4c Company. 1m. 19)3 Sucar Beer Products Company 196M SvsteMed Cnrporaxion 19)9 TRW Haaleton Laboramrm 19)) Tati Services Limited** 1969 Tenneco. Inc. 193M Texas Gulf Sulphur Company I960 Toms River Chemical Girnrtion 19*6 Travelers Insurance Companies 1971 Tungsten Alloy Mfx. Co. Inc 1936 Union Carbide Corpotation 19*6 United States Mineral Pruduat Co. 1936 United States Potters Aiugiation 1936 United States Steel Corporation 19frf> Van Strsaten Chemiial Company 193k Vesuvius Crucible Company I9TI VR/Wesvui Company 1971 Walmer Corporation 93? Waltham/Hampdrn Grinding Wheel Cc 9)7 Washington Mills Abrasive Company 193* Wedron Silica Gwnpanv l9?t Wendt-ptmis/Ummet. l.'nued Greenneld Oiv of TRW. Inc. 1962 Western Electric Company. Inc. 193? Westfield Grinding Wheel Company t93? Wnringhnuir Electric Corporation 1971 Willey t Carbide Tool Company 196X Arthur C. Withtnw Company 1956 Zinc Institute. Inc. INDUSTRIAL health FOUNDATION. INC. NEW MEMBERS -- 1971 American Apparel Manufacturer's Association ^ 4 American Foundrymen*s Society American Steel Foundries : Argonaut Insurance Company Asbestospray Corporation Cemented Carbide Products Association Cbemico Metals Corp. < General Cigar Company International Lead Zinc Research Organization National Association of Manufacturers Selenium-Tellurium Development Association/ Inc,* Teledyne Brown Engineering -- from Minutes of the Board of Trustees Meetings March 9 & October 11, 1971 * INDUSTRIAL HEALTH FOUNDATION. INC. NEW MEMBERS -- 1972 Buhl Optical Company * Chicopee Manufacturing Company I Columbia:Gas System Service Corporation Consolidated Natural" Gas Service Co., and Peoples Natural Gas Company N-- Industrial Bio-Test Laboratories,..Inc. Lee-Norse Company * Miles Laboratories Organization Resources Counselors, Inc. Safety First-Industries, Inc. 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' . .iVW- v r V.vi.. .,; - r. . Ki7r M3? im 1954 1936 1969 1947 1971 1936 495? 1937 3995 .1994 . 1967 1936 1969 1964 mo 1974 4970 1994 1996 1953 1992 1971 *1960 1974 1996 1474 1972 ,1979 1996 1971 1972 1979 1975 1974 2952 1973 *1917- 1937 19)6 1966 19?) 1975 1994 1964 1973 <474 19)6 im 19*7 1951 1942 1974 *954 Abrasive Grata Association Allegheny Lud-lum Industries, Inc. Allied Chemical Corporation Aluminum Company of America Aluminum Company of Canada, Ltd. American Can Company American Foundrymen's Society American insurance Association _ , American Iron and Steel Institute American Metal Climax, Inc. American Mining Congress American Mutual Insurance Alliance American Optical Corporation American Petroleum Institute ASA PC O Incorporated American Textile Mfrs. Institute, Inc. ' AftCO/Poiymers, Inc. Argonaut Insurance Company BASF Wyandotte Corporation * The Bahnsoa Company 4 Brush Wellman, Inc. CPC International, lc. Can Manufacturers Institute, Inc. Celanese Corporation Cemented Carbide Producers Assn. . Certain-Tee* St. Gobain Insulation Corp. Chrysler Cor ^oration Ciba-GetRy VG Colt Industries Inc*. Columbia Gas System Service Corporation Commercial Shearing, Inc# Companhta Siderurgica Nacionai .; Consolidated Edison Co. of Dew York, Inc. - Consolidated Natural Gaa Service Company \ . Consolidation Coal Company, Inc# > D'Appulonia Consulting Engineers, Inc. ;* UeSofo. ine. . ' Diamond Shamrock Corporation Use Cdernira: U,S.A. Drakenfeld Division, Hercules, Inc# , Dravo Corporation F. I. du Pont de Nemours 4 Company Eastman Kodak Company . Minerals 6 Chemicals Division, Fngeihard Minerals 6 Chemicals Corp. ` Fpu Metals Corporation Equitable lute Assurance Society of U.S. Eason Corporation 'FaUen Foundry Company Tostoria Class Company Foundry Supply Manufacturers Croup Csnerai Cigar Company, Inc. General Electric Company General Mills. Inc. General Motors Corporation General ttefrartorira Company a. Georgia Kaolin Company fl 5o(n'eO 1937 1950 1936 1972 1971 1917 1975 1973., 1947s 1947 1970 1974 1916 1919 1965 1974 1942 1970 I960 1974 1937 1966 1970 1937 I96S 1974 1936 1974 1975* 1916 1937 1974 1973' 1972 1953 1936 1937 1937 1972 1975 1970 1938 1970 1973 I960 1937 1972 1971 1937 1956 1956 19?l 1974 1972 1974 1956 1975 Company Grinding Wheel Institute Gutf Oil Corporation Hall China Company Heine U.S. A. (Div. ofH.J. Heins Co. I Howell Industrial Clinic Huntington Alloys, Inc. Industrial Casket 6 Shim Co., Inc. ^nge/.aoll#iUnd:Corripany !r.. Inland Steel Company IBM Corporation Internationa) Lead Zinc Research Org. International Technical Information Inst. Jchns-Manville Corporation Jones 4 Laughlin Steel Corporation Kawecki Berylco industries, Inc. . Kopp Glass, Ine. Hoppers Company, Ine. Laclede Steel Company Homer Laughlin China Company Lenox Crystal, Inc. J. 5. McCormick Company Marcena Mining Company Marion Health 4 Safety, Inc. 'Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Miles Laboratories, Inc. Millikco Brick Company Mine Safety Appliances Company Mobay Chemical Company MoaongaheU Iren 6 Metal Company, Ine. Motor Vehicle Mfrs. Asan. ofli.S-, tnc. NL Industries, Inc. National Annealing Box Company National Forge Company Organization Resources Counselors. Inc. Owens-Cormog FibergUa Corporation Owens-UUnois. Inc. PPG Industries, Inc. Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Peoples Natural Gas Company Pittsburgh 6 Lake Erie Railroad PneumafU Corporation Portland Cement Association Potters Industries, Inc. ~ Pullman-Standard Raybestos-Manhauan, Inc. H. H. Robertson Company Safety First Industries, Inc. The Sager Glove Corporation St. Joe Minerals Corporation Sauereiscn Cements Company Seattle Service* Division. The Hoeing 0. Selenium-Tellurium Development Assn. . ii Sharon Steel Corporation Shell Oil Company Shenango incorporated Soap and Detergent Asw.i laiw.n The Standard Chi Company Multiple Mt..i,, r,nip 3 Joined 19*2 1165 1169 1166 1170 1972 1916 1974 1970 1996 1936 Comoanv Stauffer Chemical Company Sturm, Huger a Company, Inc. Tesnece, Zac. Thermal Insulation Manufacturers Association, lac. ,, * Travelers Insurance Companies Tri-SUte Engineering Company Union Carbide Corporation Doited Stales Gypsum Company 1). S. Mineral Products Company : U* S. Potters Association Dotted States Steel Corporation Date Joined i960 1938 1975 1975 1974 1937 1962 1937 1968 1975 Company Van Slraaten Chemical Company Vesuvius Crucible Company Vulcan Mold L Iron Company Washington Mould, Machine /< Foundry Company Watson-Staadard Company Wedron Silica Division, Del Monte Properties Company Western Electric Company, IncWestinghouse Electric Corporation Arthur C* Withrow Company Young Galvanising, Inc. NEW MEMBERS *?..*.* / The Aasul Company Consolidation Coal Company, Inc. E. D'Appolonia Consulting Engineers, Inc. Epic Metals Corporation Industrial Casket U Shim Company, Inc. Monoagahela Iron 4c Metal Company, Inc. Pittsburgh fc Lake Erie Railroad The Standard Oil Company ; Vulcan Iron U Mold Company \ Washington Mould, Machine & Foundry Company } Young Galvanizing, Inc. . 8 i-jLr itACAiiLMsrs - 1976 Annual Reports Date Joined Comunv 19J7 4976 1936 1956 1936 1969 1947 1971 19)8 3944 1957 1937 1945 1944 967 1976 1936 1969 1976 1976 1976 1976 1966 1979 1974 1970 1944 1955 1953 1971 I9M 1974 195* 1974 1972 J4?t J9* 197) 1972 1975 1974 1974 1951 1976 197) 1476 1417 19)7 19)6 19*6 , 197 ) 197* tis<* 1 964 1976 Abmivt Craia Association Allegheny County Sanitary Authority Allegheny Ludlum Industries, Idc. Allied Chemical Corp. Aluminum Company of America Aluminum Company of Ltd* *?. American Can Co* American Foundrymea'o Society American Inauraace Association American Iron and Steel Institute AMAX, Inc. American Mining Coagreaa American Mutual Insurance Alliance . A. O. Safety Produeta (Div. of American Optical Corp*) - * American Petroleum Institute American Reetaurant China Council, Inc. A5ARCO Incorporated American Textile Mfrs. Institute. Inc. Americas Welding k Manufacturing Co* American Wood Preservers Institute Amcnchem Inc* Anaconda Co*, Wire 4 Cahls Oiv. ARC O/Polymers, Inc* Argonaut Insurance Co* BASF .Wyandotte Corp* The Bahneon Co* Brush Wellman, Inc* CPC International. Inc. Can Manufacturers Institute, Inc. Cemented Carbide Producers Association Certain-Teed St* Coha in Insulation Corp. Chrysler Corp* Ciba-Ceigy AC Colt Industries Inc* Columbia Gas System Service Corp. Commercial Shearing, Inc* Cnmpanbia Siderurgtca National Consolidated di*oa Co* of New York, Consolidated Natural Caa Service Co. Inc* Consolidation Coal Co* Inc* D'Appolonia Consulting Engineers* Inc* DeSoto, Inc* Diamond Shamrock Corp. Dick Corp. Dow Chemical U. . A. Dow Corning Corp. *< DraaenfeJd Division* Hercules, Inc. Dravo Corp. E* 1. du Pent de Nemours 6 Co. Eastman Kodak Co* Minerals 6 Chemicals Division. Engelhard Minerals k Chemicals Corp. Epic Metals Corp. Eouttaole Life Assurance Society of U. S. Exxon Corp. Esses Croup Dale Joined Com onv 1977 Falcon Foundry Co. 1976 Fort Pitt Steel Casting 1974 Fostoria Class Co. 1976 Franklin Clue Co. ..1936 . Foundry Supply Manufacturers Gr*.ip 1970 General Cigar Co., Inc. 1947 General Electric Co. 1951 General Mills, lac* 1942 General Motors Corp. 1974 General Refractories Co. 1954. Georgia Kaolin Co. 1937 >*G*iadiaf Wheel Institute 1950 Gulf Oil Corp. 1976 Halcon International. Inc* 1936 Hall China Co. 1976 Harblson*Walksr Refractories 1972 Heins U.S.A. (Div. of H. J. Heins Co.) 1976 Hill k Griffith Co. 1973- Howell Industrial Clirpc 1937 Huntington Alloys, Inc. 1975 .Industrial Gasket k Shim Co.. Inc. 1973 IngersollR*au Co. * 1947 Inland Steal Co. 1947 . IBM* Corp. 1970 International Lead Zinc Research Qrg. 1974 International Technical Information Inst. 1936 Johns-Manville Corp. . 1939 Joaes It Laughlia Steel Corp. 1955 Kawecki Berylco industries, Inc. 1974 Kopp Glass, lac* 1942 Koppers Co., lac. 1970 Laclede Steel Co. . 1962 Lagoven, S.A. 1968 Homer Laughlin China Co. 1974 Lenox Crystal, lac. 1937 J. 5/ McCormick C**. 1976 Marathon Oil Co. __ 1966 Mareona Mining Cm. 1970 Marion Health * Safety, Inc- 1937 Metropolitan Life Insurant- Co- 1965 Miles Laboratories, Inc. 1974 MiUiken Brick Co. 1936 Mine Safety Appliaoce* Co. 1974 Mobay Chemical Co. 1975 Moaengahela Iron a Metal C*.. Im.-- 1936 Motor Vehicle Mfrs. Assn. Inc 1937 NL Industries, hie. 1974 National AonesJiny /ios Co. 19?) National Forge Co. 1972 Organisation Resource* Counselors. lr.c 1953 Owens*Corning r-b^rgias Curp. 1937 PPG Industr:i<:*, I.,*- 1937 Pennsylvania CU a.*t.o Oirp. 1972 Peoples N*turl C*s Co. 1975 Pittsburgh k Lake Erie Railr':u 1970 Pneumafi) Corp. 1938 Portland Cement Association IHT Members (continued) & Date Joined 1970 1973 1176 ms 1976 1937 1976 1972 1976 1973 1937 1956 1956 mi 1976 1974 1972 1974 1956 1975 1962 1976 1965 Com near Poctera laduetriee* Inc- Pullman-Standard -- * RAD Serricea, Inc* RayPestoe-Manhattan, Inc* The Refractories Institute 7 H* H, Robertson Co* SCM Corp. Safety First Industries, Jnc* Schering-Plough Corp* The Sager Clove Corp* St* Joe Minerals Corp. Sauereieen Cements Co* Seettle Serricea Die*. The Boeing Co.^ Seieoiua-Tellaxium Developmeat Assn. * lac. Settco products, lac* Sharon Steel Corp* Shell CU Co- Shenangolnc. Soap and Detergent Association The Standard Oil Co* Stauffer Chemical Co* 5teUiie Division* Cabot Corp. Sturm, Roger k Co* Iac* Date Joined Comoanr 1969 Teaaeeo* lac. 1966 Thermal Insulation Mfrs* Assn.. Inc. 1976 Tile Council of America, Zac. 1970 Travelers losurance Co. 1972 Tri-State engineering Co* 1976 H-Vl Inc. 1936 Union Carbide Corp. 1974 United Mates Gypsum Co* 1970 U* S* Mineral Product* Co* 1936 ' B. 5* Potters Association 1936 . United States Steel Corp. 1960 : Van Stmaten Chemical Co. 1972 Vesuvius Crucible Co. 1975 . Vulcan Meld k Iron Cow 1976 WABCO Transportation System* Group 1975 Washington Mould Machine 6 Foundry Co. 1974 Watson-Stssdard Co. 1937 Wedron Silica Division, ' Del Monte Properties Co* 1962 Western Electric Co*, Inc. 1937* Weetinghouee Electric Corp. 1976' William* l Co*, Inc. 1966 . Arthur C* Withrow Co. 1975 Young Calvaeixing, lac. NEW MEMBERS Allegheny County Sanitary Authority 1 American Restaurant Chios Council, Inc. Amrius Welding and Manufacturing Company American Wood Freserrer# Institute * " * Americhem, Incorporated . . ** 'Anaconda Company, Wire and Cable Division ** ' ' i : Commercial Shearing, Incorporated Sick Corporation Cow Coming Corporation Essex Croup* Incorporated Fort Fits Steel Casting The Fraaklin Clue Company Kalcon International, Incorporated Herbieea-Walker Refractories KU1 and Griffith Company Marathon Oil Company RAC Services, Incorporated The Re/rectorlee Institute Schering-Plough Corporation Seoco ..duett, Incorporated SCM Corporation Stellite Divides, Cabot Corporation Tile Council of America, Incorporated II-VI Incorporated WABCO Transportation Systems Group William* and Company, Incorporated 231** mfmhema - i9*T7 Annual Report D*l* Jiiim-d Cuitigan^ 39 37 1976 I9i<> 1945 1956 Abrasive Grain Association Allegheny County Sanitary Authority * Allrgheny Ludiurn Industrie*, Inc. Alliance of Americas Insurers * Allied Chemical Corp. 1936 1469 1957 Aluminum Co* of America Aluminum Co. of Canada, Lid. AMAX. toe. 1947 American Can Co* 1971 1471 American Foundrymen's Society American toduatrial Hygiene Association 1938 1944 1 9 37 1967 *Amcricaa toaurance Association American Iron fc Steel Institute American Mining Congress Amencan Petroleum Institute 1476 . Amcri< an Restaurant China Council. Inc.- 1916 !* A.SAKCO. Inc. American Textile Manufacturers 1476 1976 Institute, toe* American Welding k Manufacturing Co* American Wood Preservers Institute 1976 . Amertchem. Inc. ' ' 1976 * Anaconda Co., Wire 4 Cable Division 1966 AkCO/Pulymers, Inc. 1970 Argonaut Insurance Co* 1.974 1SA.SK Wyandotte Corp. 1,477 llorg.Aarner Chemicals 1944 Brush Wellman, Inc* 1977 Buffalo Color Corp. * 1955 CPC international, Inc. 1977 1971 4977 Campbell Soup Co. -Omrrn.d Carbide Prtaiueers Association C*nrl Medical Health Services !V6 Certain Teed Corp. >9?4 Chrysler Corp. 194*. 1971 ('tlM*(<viSy AG Coil Industries Inc. 14 ,4 I9*** 1456 1 **7 1**. 1 . Columbia Cas Jivsten* Service Corp. Commert ial Shearing, litc. (**a.panhta SidenirBt*a Nacional ltdai*-( Cdis.u. <!*. f New York, ' .-(Sfilidalt d Nat*r.J t'.* Srviee Cu. . n*,,tidall**fl r<i C... )u . Inc. 4# TT . it <`niUlrt.l < }<M . .!. .* TWtet* r' t * '}. tv;*. #, 1 l oi 1#. 14?' i>tt t h. tut* *I .V A> 147*. Uw C *rp. I**!/ IJratentWd Division, Hereules, In*. 1 Vi f Urtvii Corp. I'M** - runwfl Kodak Co. 14* , f. j. du Punt dr Nemours 6 Co. i`*;i Minerals 6 Chemicals Division Kir-lh*rd Mineral* a Chemirats Corp. t'lTv K|it< Mcult C*rp. Moliivii Mt'inlwrdup Dave Joined liiiiiCiiinv 1956 Equitable Life Assurance *:}** > 1 T . 1976 Essex Croup, In*. 1964 Exxon Corp. 1973 Falcon Foundry Co. 1976 Fort Pitt Steel Casting . 1974 Fosteria Class Co. 1936 Foundry Supply Manufacturer* Cro-ip 1976 The Franklin Clue Co* 1970 General Cigar 6 Tobacco Co.. Ibv. of Culbro Corp. 1947'*t*Rtral Electric Co. 1951 General Mills, Inc. 1942 General Motors Corp. 1974 General Refractories Co. 1954 Georgia Kaolin Co. 1937 ^Grinding Wheel Institute 1950 Gulf Oil Corp. ^ 1976 Halcon International,* In*. 1936 Hall China Co. 1977 Hankisbn Corp. ! 976 , Harbison*Walker Refractories ' 1972 ;.Helhr U*S.A/JDiv; of H. J. Heins Co .1966 Hierro* Peru 1976 Hill k Griffith Co. 1971 Howell Industrial Clinic 1937 Huntington Alloys, Inc. 1975 Industrial Casket 6 Shim Co.. Jm. 1947 Inland Steel Co. 1947 international Business Machine* 1970 International Lead X.ine Reserri> Organization 1936 Johns*Manville Corp. 1919 Jones 6 Laughiin Steel Corp 1955 Kaweckt ficrylco Industries, :)>. . 1974 Kopp Class, Inc. t9?C Laclede Steel Co. 1962 Lagoven, S. A. 196H Homer Laughlin China Co. 1974 Lenox Crystal, Inc. 1937 J. S. McCormu k Co. !*76 Maratlion Oil <*. . v .: U in Metropolitan ! .6 r.m. - Mim 5at*ty A ... 1',.. *1 Mousy Ox`i:.i< .. . i,%4 Moin.u^aiu In i <. ; '.V Motor Coils M.imi.t*! : n( * i 4 <0 Motor Vehi+Je u y*. uf U- $.. l:i. 1974 Nation*! Apne*linj: 11*.;. t 1. 1472 National forgr Co. 1477 National Health Wat<h. Jin 1972 Organization Ht a.wr> * h 1953 Owcns*Curntnu Ktbefglas t'.ui j*. 1437 PPG Industries. Inc. 1937 Pennsylvania Class .Send Corp IHF MEMBERS (. ontinued) Oftte Joined Cumpanv 1972 1975 1970 1931 1970 1973 1977 1976 1966 1976 1937 1976 1972 1973 1937 .1937 ` >977 1936 1976 1974 1972 1974 1956 . 1977 1975 1937 People* Natural Gft Co* Pittsburgh 6 Lake Erie Railroad Pneumafil Corp. v Portland Cftment Association ' Potters Industries, lac. ' Pullman-Standard Quaker State OU Refining Corp* RAO Services* lac. Raybeetoe-Manhauan. Inc* The Refractories Institute ft* H. Robertson Co* SCM Corp. . Safety rirst Industries* lac. The Sager Clove Corp. St. Joe Minerals Corp. Sauereiseo Csmems. Co. Schuylkill Metals Corp. Seattle Services Oiv.. The Boeing Co. Senco Products. Jnc. Sheron Steel Corp. Shell Oil Co. _Shenango Inc. Soap'fc Detergent Association Spartek, Inc. The Standard Oil Co. Stauffer Chemical Co. , * ' - Dale Joined O-ivnunt 1976 " Stellite Division, Cabot Corp. 1969 Tcmicco, Inc. 1966 Thermal Insulation Manufacturer* 1976 Tile Council ut America, In*.. 1970 Travelers Insurance Companies 1972 Tri-State Engineering C. 1976 II-VI Inc. 1936 Union Carbide Corp. 1974 United States Gypsum Co. 1970 U. S. Minerals Products Co- 1936 U. S. Potters Association 1936 ''VUaited States Steel Corp- I960.. " Van Straaten Chemical Cu- 1972 Vesuvius Crucible Co. 1977 Volkswagen Mfg. Corp. of Am^rir. .1976 WASCO Railway Product* Croup 1975 Washington Mould, Machine *. > < 1974 Watson.Standard Cu. 1937 `.VVdron Silica l)tv., Hyt.t;}.- 1977 Wi-ocai-l Tile Cu. 1962 Western Electric ., bu .1937 Wcftjngbous.c EJi-\'r-w .'i.rp/' I.97T 1976 * Whirlpool Corp. Williams 6 C'>.. Inc.' 1975 ' Young Galvanising, ]m . ! -- i NEW MEMBERS -- o1977 Borg. Warner Chcmu-ai* | Buffalo Color Corp. Campbell Soup Co. Central Medical Health Services John D. Copanos Co. Inc. . . Hankisen Corp. . Motor Coila Manufacturing Cn. -- National Health Watch, In*. Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. Schuylkill Mutala Corp. Spartrk. Inc. VotV*wa;vr. Manulat iitring Corp'. ui An-* r:.. Wrnt nl i ili* <*.. V|,trlp * * * ) IHF MEMBERS - 1978 Annual Report Date Joined ` Company 193? Abn<iv Gnia Aiiodatioa ' * 2978 Alberta Dept* of labour 2 978 2936 Allegheny Coimty Sanitary Authority Allegheny Ludlxmo Industries, Inc. 1945 Alliance of American Insurers 1956 Allied Chemical Corp* ) 936 Aluminum Co* of Amorica 1969 .1957 Aluminum Co* of Canada ..AMAJC, lac. 1947 Amoriena Can Co, 1971 Amarieaa Foundrymea's Society 1973 American Industrial Hygiene Association 1938 ^American Insurance Aseociatien j 1944 American Iren 4 Steel Institute 1937 American Mining Congress 1967 ' American Petroleum'faatltBte 1976 . American Restaurant China Council, lac* 1969 American Textile Mfra, lastitats. lac* . 2976 American Welding 4 Manufacturing Co* 1976 American Wood Preservers Institute 1976 * Axnerichcm Inc* 1976"* .Anaconda Co,. Wire 4.Cablo.filV, 1966 *. ARCO/Polymsrs, lac* . 1970 Argonaut Insurance Co, 1936 1977 ASARCO, lac. ' BorgWamar Chemicals 1944 Brush Wellman, lac, 2 977 Buffalo Color Corp, 1977 1971 Campbell Soup Co, eCemeatad Carbide Producers Assn, 1977 Central Medical Health Services 1966 CertaiaTeed Corp, . 1974 Chrysler Corp, 1938 Obe-Ceigy AG 2 974 1972 Colt Industries lac, Columbia Gas System Service Corp* 1978 Columbia Nitrogen Corp* 197.5 1956 Commercial Shearing, lac* Compendia Siderurgice Nacioaal 1973 Consolidaud Edison Co, of New York, lac. 1972 Consolidated Natural Gas Service Co, 1975 Consolidation Coal Co*. lac. 1977 1978 John 0. Copaaoe Co.. Zac. P'Appolonin Consulting Engineers, Inc* 1952 Diamond Shamrock Corp* 2976 Dick Corp. 1973 Dow Chemical U.S.A. 2976 1937 Dow Coming Corp. Drakeaicld Div*. Hercules, Xac. 1937 , 1936 Dravo Corp* E. 1. du Pont da Nemours It Co. 1976 Duraloy Blew-Knox, Inc. 1973 xo-- Mioerala 4 Chemical* Division Engelhard Mineral* 6 Chenucala Coro. Date Joined deposition EXHIBIT Ptf.No-aq Uxi/tL Company 1976 Essex Croup 1964 Exxaa Corp. 1973 Falcon Foundry Co* 1978 " Fisher Controls Co. 2976 Fort Pitt Steel Casting 1974 Foscorla Glass Co* 1936 Foundry Supply Manufacturers Croup 1976 The Franklin Glue Co, 1978 General Alloy Casting Co. 1970 General Cigar 4 Tobacco Co* 1947 "General Electric Co* 1951 General Milla. Inc. 1942 General Motors Corp* 1974 General Refractories Co. 1954 Georgia Kaolin Research - 1937 ^Grinding Wheel Institute 1950 Gulf Oil Corp. ^ 1976 ` Halcen Intematioaar, lac. 1936 HaU China Co. 1977 ` HanMaon Corp*. " i9?6`><HarbisQn*WalkerRefractories 1978* Harvey Industries, lac. - 1966 HierroPeru 1976 Hill 4 Griffith Co. 1973 Howell Industrial Clinic 1937 Haatiagtan Alloys, Inc* 1978 Huntington Plating, Inc, * 1978 IQ Americas, Inc* 1978 XLCO. Inc, 1978 Imaging Systems Corp. 1975 Industrial Casket 4 Shim Co. 194? Inland Steel Co* 1947 International Business Machines Corp 1970 International Lead Zinc Research Org 1936 Johns-Masvilie Corp* 1939 Jones 4 Laughlin Steel Corp* " 1955 Kewecki Berylco Industries, Inc. 1974 Kopp Glass. Inc* 1942 Xoppsrs Co., Inc, 1970 Laclede Steel Co* 1962 Lagovca. S* A* 1968 Homer Laugblin China Co* 1974 Lenox Crystal, Inc* 1978 MIT Chemicals, lac. 1937 J. S* McCormick Co. 1976 Marethew* Oil Co. 19?8 C* K. Maaiand 4 Sons 193? Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. 1936 Mine Safety Appliances Co. 1974 Mebsy Chemical Co. 1978 Molded Fiber Class Tray Co. 1975 Monosgshela Iron 4 Metal Co. 1977 Motor Coils Manufacturing Co. 1936 Motor Vahids Man***'' * - P-3? JHT MEMBERS (continued) Data Joined Company 1977 National Health Watch, Zac* 1972 Organisation Resources Counselors, lac* 1953 Owen*-Coming Fiber?las Corp. 1937 Ptntyhima Qm Sand Corp. ' . ! 978 Penasyivania Power Co* 1972 Peoples Natural Caa Co* 1975 Pittsburgh fc X-ske Erie Railroad - 1970 PlatMufil Carp* 1938 Portlasd Cement Association 1970 Potters Industries, lac* 1937 PPG Industries, Zac* 1973 Pullman-Standard 1 977 Quaker State OU Rsflaiag Corp* 1975 RAD Services, be* . ; 196$ Raybescos-Maabattaa, Ine* * 1976 The ZUlraetories'lsstisuts 1937 8. H* Robertson Co. 1978 Rr.us laboratories, lac* 1972 Se sty First Industries, lae* 1973 - ~ us Sager Close Corp, , 1937 - St* Joo Miaerala Corp* . . 2956' Saaoreisea Cefflinta Co* 1977 Schuylkill Metals Corp. .1976 SO* Corp. ]l956 Seattle Ssrviess Sir., Boeing Co* !l 976 Seaca Products, lae* .'1974 Sharco Steal Corp. 1972 Shell Oil Co* ! Sate Joined Company 1974 Shcaango lac. 1956 Soap 6 Detergent Aesociation 1977 Spartak, lac* 1975 1976 The Standard Oil Co. Suillts Dir,, Cabot Corp. 1969 1966 Tcaaeco Zac* Thermal lasulatioe Manufacturers Asst 1978 Tile Council d America, lae. 1970 Travelers lasuraace Compaaies 1972^*' Tri-Stats Engineering Co. 1976 1936 II-VI lae* Union Carbide Corp. 1974 . United States Gypsum Co* 1970 U. S* Mineral Prodnctc Co,- 1936 U. S. Pottsrs Association 1960 Vaa Straatea Changes! Co. 1972 1977 Vesuvius Crucible "Co* Volkswagen Mfg. Corp. of America 2976 WABCO Railway Products Croup '1975 ' Washington Mould* Machine It Foundry 1974 1977 Watsoa-Suadard Co* Weacael Tils Co. 1962 Weston Electric Co* 1937 Weetiaghouae Electric Corp. 1977 1976 Whirlpool Corp* Williams fc Co* 1975 Young Galvanising, lac* fc* ) NEW MEMBERS -- 1978 Alberta Department of Labour Colombia Nitrogen Corp* Durelay Blaw-Kaoa, Zac, Fisher Controls Co* General Alloy Casting Co. Harvey Industries, lac* Kuatiagtea Plating, Ine.ILCO, Zac. Imaging Systems Corp. M fc T Chemicals, Zac* C* K. Maslaad fc Seas Moidad Fiber Class Tray Co. Pennsylvania Power Co. Rous Laboratories, Zac.  ' '# Industrial Health Foundation . < * r -- IV- IHF MEMBERSHIP LISTS rwfl..# c {wninv 1981* From Acme dated Sept. 17, 1981 , 19S0 - Complete (Annual Report) 1979. " 1 / 1978 - 1977 " ** 1976 v 1975 - " " # 1974 " ^ 1973 " 1972 - New members only (Minutes Board of Trustees Meetings, Feb. 8, May 9, Get. 1971 - New members only (Minutes Board of Trustees Meetings, Mar. 9 and Cci. 11) \ . 1970 - Complete (Annual Report) i --- 1969 - " * j 1968 " 1967 - .. 196c - " - * ~ 1 1965 - 1964 - " ** 1963 - Member*, represented by proxies, new members, members resigned. (Meeting of Members, October 23, 1963) 1962 - New members only (Annual Report) I96I ,, * i960 - No record Industrial Health Foundation IHF MEMBERSHIP LISTS (Coned.) . 1959 - Complete (Annual Report) _ * * . <\n--'M*" 1958 - No record 1 1957 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No* 31, 22nd Annual Meeting, . October 30-31, 1957) 1956 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 30, 21st Annual Meeting, November 14-15, 1956) S.-- 1955 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 29, 20th Annual Meeting, November 16-17, 1955) 1954 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 28, 19th Annual Meeting, November 17-18, 1954) r 1953 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 26, 18th Annual Meeting, November 19, 1953) 1952 - No record i 1951 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 19, 16th Annual Meeting, } November 15, 1951) 1950 - New members only (Transactions Bulking No. 15, November 16, 1950) 15th Annual Meetings 1949 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 11, 14th Annual Meeting, November 17, 1949) 1948 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 10, 13th Annaul Meeting, ' November 18, 1948) 1947 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 9, 12th Annual Meeting, November 20, 1947) 1946 - Complete (Transactions Bulletin No. S, 11th Annual Meeting, November 7, l4t) 1945 - Complete (Proceedings, 10th Annual Meeting, November 14-15, 1945, par: :V) * 1944 - Complete (Proceedings, 9th Annual Meeting, November 15-16, 1944, Par: IV) 1943 - Complete (Proceedings, 8th Annual Meeting, November 10-1 1, 1943) 1942 - New members only (Proceedings, 7th Annual Meeting, November 10-11, 19*2} lnd:s trial Kealtd Foundation . .-' i i'. : i ? . mr MEMBERSHIP LISTS (Contd.) 1941 - New members only (Proceedings, 6th Annual Meeting, November 12-13, 1941) 1940 - New members only (Proceedings, 5th Annual Meeting,. November* 12-13, 1940) 1939 - No record i 1938 - No record .1937 - Complete (Proceedings o/ Special Meeting, November 30, 1937) .-11/5/81 -- JPBrjic"..... jfu/puIL %* 31j } &ct & -3/, wn foundation Facts c tlCNAftO WA1MCK. MLOm Nmllwryfc It jjs indeed a pleasure to welcome all of ,,,a |. this 22d Annual Meeting of In* *!ui*ril Hygiene Foundation, not only hemuh* 1 am always happy to see so many members of the Foundation here, but be* cause I believe this audience represents the formula for hurdling obstacles that potent themselves in just about every niat-tr human endeavor. And that formula communication--not just communication within the boundaries of our own special* ..ties: .hut communication across lines.-across barriers of misunderstanding that lack of -rm'onrjition and insight can create. \\V l*te that the program which has been arnmiMl for you will help to bring about a dearer understanding of the interrelation* hip *i: management. technical, and medical .jKVts of health maintenance. A'e want at this time to welcome 11 new* tttvinhers to tins year's meeting. They are the following: Tl< .American Metal Co, Ltd. Tl Atchison. Topeka aul Satua Fe Railway System* J'-nuil-an National Steel Company I >i*-k Corporation Oseral FooJs Corporation fi-vrf-JHiamjtlint* Uivii*<n i IWgAVsnwr 1 lrir Steel Omp.inv M?`!H***na Mtnnir & Manitoimirinc Cu. Msori. Iik'. H'`warrh*0iret1 Im\ SuvJ Dtvi.uHi of A mi. <* Steel K rfwaitnn UV hope that you will consider the Foun- as |iart of vour own technical Stan. ul u look forward to being of assistance to you. During the past year the Foundation's *tarf completed a number of important held am! research projects. Environmental sur* veys were made. forSfttmber companies to evaluate the degree of hazardous exjo*urv$ yto dust, fumes, and other atmospheric con* taminants. Control measures were based" . upon this evaluation ot the working en- * vironment. Investigations were also made of community air pollution, and stack dis* *= charges at industrial plants were measured to determine whether these were a contribut ing factor. Two major epidemiological studies were carried on during the year, one to determine the health status of workers in a specific industry and whether there Is a relationship between environmental exposures anti cer tain biologic effects, and the other to in vestigate the biologic effects of certain" chemical compounds Another major medical study was the survey of the medical program of one mem ber company, a redesigning of it. and the preparation of a manual of procedures. A number ot research investigations in the Foundation's toxicological laboratory* were concerned with the development of fundamental information appraising and controlling occupational disease hazards. Among long-range projects of this type is one bring conducted for an association of industries to study biological factors in air pollution. Another is a research project to study i*otmial hazards of a new product, ami includes pulmonary, gastrointestinal, and eye-irritation studies. Findings serve as a basis for evolving proper control measures to protect the health of workers and con sumers. These are just the highlights of the work carried on this year. There were many other projects of a lesser magnitude but equally 347 gives epeeifie information on their duet problem wrote end thenked ue for thie eeeiatenee end s*t;ated **Tur edvice end references have 'cleared the air* enabling us to face our atmospheric Hutton with something more than doubt and suspicion.*4 A second training course for industrial hygiene engineers and chemists con* ducted in cooperation with the Occupational Health' Research Training facility of the \J. S. Public Health Service. An intensive two weeks was devoted to work in the laboratory and lectures. The response of those taking the course is evidence of the benefits to be derived from this activity and it is planned to repeat the course tn A two*dy seminar on the current asprti* of the dust pr.jl.lvii: w *<indu.ti-d ur.dvr tlu sponsorship of the National Industrial Sand Association and the foundry Facing* Manufacturer* Aw laliwh. This provided an oppor* tunity for the members of these associations to obtain up*to*date information on the medical, engineering and legal aspect* of-proLlems associated with their operations. The foundation provides an opportunity for representatives of industry to come f together as working groups to explore and better define what they are doingand to take leader* ahip in planning an.d'oevcloping poiioies to anticipate and prepare'for new problem's which we - must face in the future. > The real strength of the foundation is in the unified action of its mem* On behalf of tlic staff. 1 wish to r*pre uur deep appret ;ai;on for the helpful arid encouraging support and the valuable contributions of the Board of Trustees and its Executive Committee, the Technical Committees, and the executive staff of Mellon Institute. . r->A ^ NEW MEMBERS - 1961 American Viscose Corporation Arrr.voStwi Corporation Butler County Mushrwom farm. Inc. Tli* Cooper-Bvskrmer Corporation Eiavisor. Ch nr.ic 1 Lmikiwii. W. R. Crc<- L- Company f erro-Glo Corporation Hnley Company Hugh*on Chemical Company Powdered Product* Company WestinghouSe Brake b Signal. Etd. Wcat Virginia Pulp and Paper Company Cas 9. o. , f \o / C\ F\ NEW MEMBERS AND MEMBERS RESIGNED January 1 - September 30, 1963 New Memberi Comalco Aluminium, Ltd. Freeport Division, Naico Chemical Co. Marbon Cbemieal Div., Borg Warner Corp, Pipe Fabrication Institute StiXfler Industrial Lubricants Co. Members Increasing Dues Ethyl Corporation (Irozn 3100 to $350) s. % $ 75.00 75.00 175.00 75.00 75. 00 X -- $ 475.00 - '250.00 725.00 Members Resicnud Association df. American Railroads Autometrie, Inc. Bethlehem Steel Co.' Custin-Bacon Manufacturing Co. ^ 'Keatbey L Mattison Co. New Jersey Pulverizing Co, Shenango Furnace Co. Standard Ultramarine & Color Co, Universal R.undle Corp. -V" - 50;.oo 100.00 1,000.00 200.00 150.00 50.00 150.00 150.00 100.00 SI, 950.00 Loss to September 30, 1963 - 31,225. 00 A third training course for industrial hygiene engineer* and chemists was con. ducted in cooperation with the Occupational Health Research and Training Facility of the 2. United State# Public Health Service. A concentrated two weeks was devoted to work is the laboratory, lectures and homework assignments. The response was again most satisfying and the course will be repeated is 1963. On behalf of the staff. I wish to express our deep appreciation for the helpful and encouraging support and the valuable contributions of the Board of Trustees and its Executive Committee, the Technical Committee*, and the executive stiff of Mellon Institute. NSW MEMBERS - 1962 E. 2. cu Pont de Nemours fc Company International Research and Development Corporation l^uisiasa Ordnance Plant of Remington Rand Division, Sperry Rand Corporation Netherlands du Pont (foreign) Semiconductor Products Division of Motorola. Inc. Stauffer Chemical Company Tamms Industries Company Western Electric Company 3 -T3 Member companies represented by proxies; Abrasive Crain Association Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company Aluminum Company of America American Air Filter Company, Inc. American Iron and Steel Institute American Zinc Institute Anaconda Company * American Can Company American Metal Climax, Inc. American Smelting & Refining Company American Viscose Div., FMC Corporation American Zinc, Lead fe Smelting Company'* " Armco Steel Corporation Atlas Chemical Industries v Ball Brothers Company/ Jnci ` Boeing Company . Brush Beryllium Company Butler. County Mushroom Farm ' . Central Silica Company .Robert Fv Qoleman; Inc. v . v.* "Cobper.-Besserrier Corporation Davison Chemical Div., W. R. Grace & Company Deckers Creek Sand Company Deere fc Company Dow Chemical Company B. F. Drakenfeld & Co., Inc. E. I. -duFont de Nemours L Company Ebasco Services Incorporated Electric Storage Battery Company Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U.S.. Ethyl Corporation * Ferro Corporation Foundry Facings Manufacturers Association General Electric Company General Motors Corporation Glenshaw Glass Company Grinding Wheel Institute Hall China Company Hanley Company Hazleton Laboratories, Inc. Hercules Powder Company Inland Steel Company International Business Machines Corp. Johns-Manville Corporation Jones fc Laugklin Steel Corporation ) Kiiter Refractories Keasecott Copper Corporation Lava Crucible-Refractories Company Louisiana Ordnance Plant, Remington Office Equipment Div., Sperry Rand Corporation Marbon Chemical Div., Bor-Warner Corporation J* S. McCormick Company Minne apolie -Honeywe 11 Regulator Company Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company Jesse S. Morie & Son, Inc. National Assoc, of Mutual Casualty Companies National Crushed Stone Association X, National Industrial Sand Association National Slag Association ^ Owens-Coming Fiberglas Corporation.. 'Owens-Illinois Glass-Company G. H. Packwood Manufacturing Company Penn Rillton Company # r Pennsylvania Manufacturers1 /.jsoc. Casualty Insurance Co. Phelps Dodge Corporation .Ph;iladelpbiia.Quart'x!Cbmpajiy Pipe Fabrication Institute Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Pittsburgh Steel Company Portland Cement Association Powdered Products Company Pullman-Standard Reaction Motors Div., Thiokoi Chemical Corporation Republic Steel Corporation Safety First Supply Company St. Joseph Lead Company Sandia Corporation Sauereisen Cements Company - Claude B. Schneible Company Scott Aviatioh Corporation Socony Mobil Oil Company, Inc. Stauffer Chemical Company Sugar Beet Products Company Tennessee Copper Company Division of Tennessee Corporation Union Carbide Corporation U. S. Steel Corporation ,, Wedron Silica Company Westinghouse Electric Corporation Whitehead Brothers Company Comoaev i t <7 Company HM^ufyu \( fT Cniki>MCiicia>'' ^ Abrum Prodwet*. Company Acme Abrawi vyjCrirnp s ay V--r Acme QualHyPaints, Inc*.'-*,':-.' Allegheny LudXuta.S*e*V Carp, '_ A. < *. Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Co; Allied Chemical.Corporation Aluminum Company.**! America-/ t*. Air.oricao Abnatv*4Zompaay V >` ifV; " Aftmnu errilcnann CPainn'P'Ciionmiirpmainuy*.!Id c,/'.-'v-Tt--r' American EmeryjJfhael Works America* Iron' M4 Su*i InatttvdeV^***^Americas UsulQiMx^iJ&d'vV^r'. American Mining .Cbogcsss; American Cpticai.Campey, ' American Potash ft, Chemical Corp^i1^-' k American Smelting A- Xefining'Co, ^ Amoricaa Zinc Institute^ 1m; ; American Zinc,' LeedA-SmeUinf Ctr^% Anaconda CompanyV'.;'*-. A . r.4Tc:.'-i Armco Steel Corporation . *V. AttdcuUfin of Casualty fc'Surety ': T^`v Companies* .*..' *' ' * * . . / y.V'l*' Atlas Chemical Industriee, Inc, ? * Automobile Manufacturers Assn* <4 S7' )? Hr* *1 3 ft Ball Brothers Company, .Inc, ' vr,' B*rtteU-CoUrns Company -.<" . Bay Slate Abrasivis- Products Co, -.* ; Bvryliium-Corporation ' v * V .3 llle^chd Board Division^' " ' - ' rjA. W;est Virginia Palp andPapcr Co*-. Boeing Company * ' .i . Brush Beryllium Company .-'* Georg* H Bullard Company, Inc. . . ^ Bunker Hill Company Butler County Mushroom farm, Inc. . . i* Can Manufacturers Institute, Inc* .. .7 Carborundum Company . . Celanese Corp, of America- Xi' t Central Silica Company. , . " v" _. 7 Chicago Wbsel h Manufacturing .Co,.- y.' Cincinnati Milling Products Division- -V-' Cincinnati Milling Machine Co,' < ftelwR 7. Coleman, Iftd, /, l Colonial Abrasive Products Co, J Comaico Aluminum (Bell Bay) Ltf^ f Commonwealth Sanitation Company > Compendia Siderurgtca National WniilidM>oa Coal Company, lae. Continental Can Company/ Inc, * Cooper,Brseemer Corporation Com Products-Company.; *,r Cortland Grinding Wheel* Corporation Cirolf Petroleum Corportti*i- * 1961 1937 1937 1952 1939 1937 -1937 1962 .'Davison Chemical Division " W,. R, Crace St Company . Deckers Creek Sand Company .. P.-de Sanno 6 Son, Inc, ..'^.Diamond Alkali Company Aiflow.. Chemical Company SB, Tl-Drakcnfeld It Co., lac. ' A'Dravo Corporation. . X^.duPont deNemours 6 Co. r'i].-. j. 1963 * t3Bdmr Abrasive Company ` 1943-. .`^BlsctTo Befractories 6 Abrasives Co. 1945:, ^'Bljec'Plumbingware Division * .' r*-Xho Murray Corp* of America " 1956 SquJlabl# 14fa Assurance Society ^^/f-.the Dni>adSttes * 1937 A;SUhyl-.Corporaton * I937-V VJE*olon. Company ` *M .1949' _ .-.Terr Corporation 1964 ' J~ FMC Corporation : 1937 Foote Mineral Company 1947 . Ford. Motor Company 1936 Foundry Facings Manufacturers Assn, ;)963 Freeport. Division - Nalco Chsmicai Company 1943 * FuUer .Mer'riarn Company * **,' * V. v 1943 Gardner' Machine Company .1956 Geigy* Werke Schweiserhalle A. C. .1937 General Abrasive Company, Inc, 1947 General Electric Company 1937 General Grinding Wheel Corp. 1951 General Mills,, lac, 1942 General Motor* Corporation .1954 Georgia Kaolin Company 1937 Glenshaw Glass Company, Inc. 1937 Grinding. Wheel Institute 1950 GuU Oil Corporation 1964 * Gypsum Association 1937 1937 193? .1961 1959 "1956 * 1961 1937 Kail Chine Company * Hamilton Emery It Corundum Co. .Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hanley-Comp any Haalston Laboratories ' Honeywell Inc. Hugbaon Chemical Company Huntington Alloy Product* I)ivj*u. International Nickel Cump.uiy 1957 194? 1947 Inge r sail- Humphryc * Borg-Warner Cor. Inland Steel Compan> li^ternatlonal Business v kmi .non nipia NirmCMTshap ( 126 member companies! . ) r-v.. 16 , 1900 .19*1 19*0- corporation Jtmmm 4 Lnughiin t*l Corp.. ' Jemttt 4t Rodger a Company '. * .. . ' * JUiMV H*ractari*e bwiaiw''y r. AlTunjnuia LCbsm^Corp. W ' XaMaeotlGippar Corporation';':-/!*'' IW* -3k*P*>?rs;Cba*p*nyj. : .* V. `i': : `.y-. -V. ; Uva CmiMi- agfacterit< CoJ* ' .*; Lam*cfc Jr HUfict, ic. \ . Loudon Znnapoct-BocHL^ -UoirtM* Orteucc' U snksrtaARubberDMaim^r^ *i . ;iHa % MarrUiut SBiMawTO' * ^ "E*Bpleyevftt`.onpees4l0*A*a.- 1937\ 19*4 J, S*-MeCon>tie)t Compaicy Mtrck*-Cu.toc*- ."rKv^:'` 1957. ' Mid*W*tAbr*aiv*\CoOTpany'V-;:v:.'''. . 1934 Min* SnfstyvAppliance* Cdnipany:'-' 1957 MImwioU Uiaiay It Manufacturing. Co. 1954 1m 5* -Mori* 4 -Son,:. lw. .- 1449 Katlceiol Aoaocjaticwt olMoXaa^^y;^- '*' 1937 . Watiomt Cftb4 1947 * Wihwol G3*a* Sund.Corporaika-^v 1937 National Grinding Wfceei Costae. t* 1937 National Industrial Sadr`A*otr-'f-.,'.' 1937 - - Nafionnlloa4 Campaay^-^'ji^^^'ir.'.;- 1944 NatioeM goudy-Mined. Couaueit*>w. 1949 National Sand and Gravel Aanyj: lac*. 1939 National SlAg Asaociatioa / * 1947. National Stool Carporation,*)%-iv..';>: . 194Z- Nederland duPoat deNemovix*,-N*tVi. 1944 Newport Division . * . Heyde* Ntopoit Chemical .Corp* .: * i. . ***' a* 1943 ' * Osborn Manufacturing Ccaayaay .. 1937 *.- Cttaa SUica Company C ***. 1993 OMR*Cnda{ TiUrglM Corp^ 1934 Ooes*nUnose-Class Company /; *:_ v' ^ ' 1994 1994 1937 1437 1994 1944 1940 1934 194) . Pacific Grinding Wheel Manufacturing . G. H* Pactewood- Manufacturing Co* . Peninsular Grinding Wheel Dirimicax Wakefield Corporation ! " . Pan*ylvMU.CUt Sand Corp. Pennsylvania Manufacturer*4 Assn. - Casualty Insurance Company Perkin* Elmer Corporation Petroleo Bcasileiro S* A* Phelps Dodge Corporation Philadelphia Quart* Company * Muitipt* Mem oar .nip {11 member companies) .196* :;i95' 1955 193* :'^9bl ;a^r Pittsburgh Activated Coal Company Pittsburgh Plate Claes Company Pittsburgh Steel Company Portland Cement Association Powdered Products Company 'Process Air Division American Air Filter Company Pullman`Standard .7t-.;, Reaction Motors Division V? tvC ` * Tbiokol Chemical Corporation >?*,;;' Rad Kill Grinding Wheel Corp. 'IfifdS',..'r{ Republic Steel Corporation 1^9J7j H.. H.- Robertson Company Robertson Manufacturing Company * ` .^,939'.`?A Safety First Supply Company -.1937'V-St, Joseph Lead Company .'1950.*.!Sandhi Corporation 1.9S6`'i'v''Sauerelsen Cements Company V1437.^'/;'^jClaude B* Schneible Company .,t946:r--r;-Scott'Aviation Corporation y. "'litT-C-/: Simonds Abrasive Company- fl93T *; .' Simonds Worden White Company *'3454 ;' ' Soap and Detergent Association 1949.-'. Socony Mobil Oil Company, ioc. 1941' Stands rd Lime and Cement Company *1964> Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) . 1942-;..J:-;;Staufier Chemical Company' . 1937't-^*Steriihy Grinding Wheel Company 1943' >r-Stiiilet Industrial Lubricants Co. 1993 'Ys Sugar Beet Products Company 1953 *-:`Tata Industries Limited 1946*-./: Taylor. Smith 4 Taylor Company 1.946-^v rTenaeseee Copper Company Division of Tennessee Corp. 1938--/-V:.-Te*as Culf Sulphur Company 1937 -"^viTiUn Abrasive s Company 1990' Toms River-Cincinnati Chemical ./.;* Corporation 1934.. Daion Carbide Corporation 193b -United States'Potters Association 193b " ' :Dnited States Steel Corporation 1937 -~ yalley Mould and Iron Corporation 194fr . .Van Straaten Chemical Company 1934: Vesuvius Crucible Company 1937 ' 1937 1937 196Z 1937' 1941 1937 .1937 1937 Waltham Grinding Wheel Company Washington Mills Ahratvc* Company Wcdron Silica Company Western Electric Company. Inc. Westfield Grinding Wh*:l Company Westinghouse Brail*.- and Signal Company, Limited Wvstmghouse Electric Corporation Whitehead Brothers Company - Willson Products Division Ray-O-Vac Company 1937. Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company ^wiiau yn.f^n> rucible-Refrectories Company 1952 ' Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation ck 6 Haines, lac. 1945 Republic Steel Corporation >di`~*^ies Association 1937 * H. H. Robertson Company *-- yl-port Board . 1956 Robertson Manufacturing Company an Hirdnaoce Plant ; nj Rand SiviJioa . ' j* * V i:' ' 1939 Safety First Supply Company 7 *v*nd Corporation-,;.\A * V-* ~/i937 .`St. Joseph Lead Company 1950Sandia Corporation Company * `T" - ' an. Rubber Division- -: . . "1956- "1 .Sauereisen Cements Company 1937 -Hr" Claude S. 'Schneibie Company utos-ManhafcUn, .Inc* "A *.*'. .-taring. Chci*t*.:Associaioa -j! . U946 ;>. Scott Aviation Corporation ' 19iT'`^. - S:monda Abrasive Company * Mining CamponTr;v~.A' 4 -Seif-laavrers* - anit-':: " 1 93T.JA. Simonds Worden White Company '*. ' 1956 y -Soap and Detergent Association >y*r** .Cotrjponaatlon.Atw< y.;'v. rCormicfc Company ;*-- v/' Company, Sac. . >t Abrasive Company - .*1949 Sdcony Mobil Oil Company, lac. . .1941- Standard Lime and Cement Cbrqpany .1964 ''-/Standard Oil Company (New.Jyrsey) `1962 ,`J* -Stauffar Chemical Company ' - >bsatrie,;-lnr;. *'-'* * V>" ely Applies*** Company '-, 1937 -. Sterling Grinding Wheel Con^any ] 963-. , - Stiffler Induetrlal Lubricants Company a Mining- k-Marralactisdag Ca. / 1965 , Sturm, Auger Ik-Company, Inc. Maria kSoa* incv../ *-''.- A'* ; *1953 . -* Sugar Beet Products Company Coal-Association Crushed Siena A a an. , .leCi-A'/vv: ., Glass Sand-Corporation r- Grinding Wheel CompayJ-2ae^;/ Industrial Sand Aaan.' ..`Als-fi't4 Load .Company* A-*V: " Ready Mined Conerata Amb.' . . 5s~4^ad Gravel Aese., Incv'-.- 1952 Tata Services Limited 1946 . . Taylor* Smith fc Taylor Company *1946 .Tennessee-Copper Company >* : * Division of Tennessee Corporation 1938 " >. Tanas tfuit Sulphur Company 2937 . .Titan- Abrasives Company I960 . Toms River Chemical Corporation S lasocvation 3u--^Corporation . -HA '/ v.'.V A . i / **ot deHtmours K'. V. H: 3. .on. i -V*;." 1936 1936 1936 * Union Carbide Corporation United Stales Potters Association United States Steel Corporation * 4 , 3 Chemicals, lac* .*** 1 ' : Ti L-' ;. aaufacturtag Company.^ - _ 1937 1960 1938 * -Valley Mould and Iron Corporation Van Straaten Chemical Company : Vesuvius Crucible Company .ica Company ^ =*, - miog. Fiberglaa Corp.v.AA *. iaoieGlasa-Company.- s..s*-y .. -inding Wheel. Manufacturing. ;kwood Manufacturing Co*..: r Grinding Wheel Division. *~id Corporation ala Glaaa Sand -Corporation . sta Manufacturers* Assn. 1937 1937 1937 - 1962' 1937 1962 1937 1937 Waltham Grinding Wheel Company ' .Washington Mills Abrasive Company --*-Wedron Silica Company Weetern Zisctric Company, Inc. - Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westinghouse Brake and Signal Co., Ltd. Westinghouse Electric Corporation WUlson Products Division Ray-O-Vac Company * insurance Company ner Corporation-- 7 *'. * 2937 Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company rasiloire S.A. * *..* ife Corporation ; '.-i. _* Guarta Company-'. `v Aettvatad Carbon Company-..4. Plate Glaaa Comoan* SlaoLCor-paay czneat Association Product* Company. - * .x Division * Fitter Company. ,-d < Division Chemical Corporation .ember 3 ~ V MEMBERS Or INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION Abingdon Potteries, Ine. Abrasive Grain Association Abrasive Product* Company Acme Abrasive Company Aernvent Fan Company, Ine. Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Company Allied Chemical Corporation Atlis-CHalmera Manufacturing Company Aluminum Company of America American Abrasive Company American Air Filter Company. Inc. American Brake Shoe Company American Can Company American Emery Wheel Works American Iron and Steel Institute American Metal Climax, Inc. American Mining Congress American Optical Company American Smelting 4 Refining Company American 2inc Institute, Inc. American Zinc. Lead'4 Smelting Company. Anaconda Company Asbestos Corporation Limited A*tn. of American Railroads \n. of American Soap it Glycerine S Producers. Inc. Aasn. Argentina de Empresarios Mineroa <sn. of Casualty 4 Surety Companies* -ichiaon. Topeka and Santa Fe Railway System Automobile Manufacturers Association --B-- Ball Brothers Company BartlettColllns Company Baugh and Sons Company Bay State Abrasive Product* Company Beryllium Corporation Bethlehem Steel Company, Inc. Bird 4 Son, Ine. Bituminous Casualty Corporation Boeing Airplane Company Brush Beryllium Company George H. Bullard Company Bunker Kill Company Can Manufacturer* Institute, Inc. Carborundum Company Catalytic Combustion Corporation Celanese Corporation of America Central SlUca Company Chicago Wheel It Manufacturing Company Cincinnati Milling Products Cleveland Graphite Bronx* Company Robert F. Coleman, Inc. Colonial Abrasive Products Company Commonwealth Sanltatton^Gompany Companhia SlderurgtcaNacional Consolidation Coal Company. Ine. Continental Can Company, Inc. C.opperweld Steel Company Corn Product! Company Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporation Deckers Creek Sand Company Deere 4 Company A. P. de Saano 4 Son, Inc. Diamond Alkali Company Dow Chemical Company B. F. Drakenfeld 4 Company, Dravo Corporation Ine. Eaglo*Pieher Company Ebasco Services* lac. Electric Storage Battery Company Electro Refraetoriea 4 Abrasives Corporation Eljer Company Equitable Life Assurance Society of the V.5. Esso Research and Engineering Company Ethyl Corporation Exolon Company Falk Corporation FarTell*Cheek Steel Company Ferro Corporation Foote Mineral Company Ford Motor Company FoetorU Glass Company Foundry Facings Manufacturers Fuller Merrtam Company # Association 2______________ * Multiple Membership (14? member companies) 11 MEMBERS (continued) --M-- Cirdnct Machine Company CcigyWerke Schwelxerhalle A.G. General Abrasive Company, Inc. General Ceramics Corporation General Electric Company General Grinding Wheel Corporation General Mills, Inc. General Motors Corporation General Refractories Company Georgia Kaolin Company Glcaehaw Glass Company, Inc. W. R. Grace 4 Company Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corporation Hall China Company Hamilton Emery 4 Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hasieton Laboratories Hercules powder Company Homeetak? -Mining Company ) ingersoll-Humphrye* Inland Steel Company international Business Machines International Nickel Company Corp, Macklin Company Manhattan Rubber ,, Maryland Self-Insurers' Association J. S. 'McCormick Company Mexico Refractories Mid-West Abrasive Company- Mine Safety Appliances Company Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company Minnesota Mining 4 Manufacturing Company Jss'se 5. Moris 4 Son, Inc. S,-- 4 National Assn, of Mutual Casualty Cos. * National Crushed Stone Association. Inc. National Class Sand Corporation National Grinding Wheel Company, Inc. National Industrial Sand Association National Lead Company National Sand 4 Gravel Association, Inc. National Slag Association National Steel Corporation " Neville Chemical Company ^ New Jersey Pulverising Company Ottawa Silica Company Owene-Corning Fiberglas Corporation Owens-Illinois Class Company Jehrs-Manvllle Corporation Keasbey 4 Mattlson Company Kcnneeott Copper Corporation Keystone Abrasive Wheel Company Kirk 4 Blum Manufacturing Company Koppers Company, Inc. Homer Laughltn China Company Lava Crucible*Refractories Company J. Lavtno and Company *\ad Industries Association jftdon Transport Executive Pacific Grinding Wheel Manufacturing Co. G. H, Packwood Manufacturing Company Pangborn Corporation Peninsular Grinding Wheel Fenn-RUlton Company Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association Casualty Insurance Company * Phelps Dodge Corporation Philadelphia Quarts Company Phillips Petroleum Company Pittsburgh Coke 4 Chemical Company Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Pittsburgh Steel Company Portland Cement Association Pullman Incorporated Foundation Multiple Membership (14 member companies) R-- Reaction Motors ,d Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation Republic Steel Corporation Researeh*CottrelU Inc. H. H. Robertson Company Robertson Manufacturing Company Rems Cable Corporation (continued) Union Carbide Corporation United States Potters Association United States Rubber Company United States Steel Corporation UnlversaURundle Corporation i < * f vt/# Safety First Supply Company St. Joseph Lead Company Sandia Corporation Seuereieen Cementa Company Claude S. Schneible Company Scott Aviation Corporation Sharon Steel Corporation Sheffield Steel Shenango Furnace Company Simends Abrasive Company Slmonds Worden White Company Seeeny Mobil Oil Company. Inc. Standard Lime and Cement Company Standard Oil Company of California Standard Ultramarine and Color Company |lng Grinding Wheel Company Beet Produets Company * Valley Mould fc Iron Corporation Vesuvius Crucible Company" Vitrified .Wheel Company Wcltham Grinding Wheel Company Washington Mills Abrasive Company Wftdron Silica Company Western Maryland Railway Company Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westlnghouse Air Brake Company Westinghouse Electric Corporation Wheelabrator Corporation Whitehead Brothers Company Willaon Products Wyckoff Steel Company Tata Industries Limited TayJor. Smith fc Taylor Company Tennessee Copper Company Texes Gulf Sulphur Company Titan Abrasives Company Trenton Potteries Company Trlon. Inc. Tusco Corporation --Y^" Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company 13. 1966 Annual Report ;----- ------- Arr'>, Ur^.n A-xgruiiun .At'flM'Ui Company A AvriJ>i> Cwmptny Air Company AUiv Corporation AIU'hnt l.udlufti Sicel Cvrporalutn AIL'gr.en*, P*tlburgh Coal Company ^ * A!L*-rt (wwal Corporation Aim* jmiii. t`w;'far.y u( America Aim ncai AiiCaaive Company An^ru^r Car. Company A;j*-r.an Wheel Wgrka Am* rtt af. i.turaM.<' AaimrMUon A<ipcii * |riit and Steel !nntuie AiiM CKan Meul Climasi, Inc. A<*iefican M;mng Cntfei rA:!tef*n Mqtual Jnxuranee Allunc* An^rwai! OptitaLCompany AmefuR Kaaifc t Chemical Corp. $ Anenran Smelting It Refining Co. A**ertr^ 7.;j*r Company At... rae Z.nc Institute. Inc. Cihitpiny Atin(<tMel Corporation Ar*n*tfrci l'int A Vamh Work#. Inc. AUt* statute Atlaa Mvjf t. ; Industrie# . Inc..; ' M-r .r*crurra A*aoctation`. In'c.' 1 roc.a ! ..i4 & <'*mpant, Jur. llarilrH'C.'li.ft* (lumpany i>a* **Uii b ran 1 vc Products Company ii- v . . rpufalldR Kl*.t h .! `.itthirr t.*;:pati\ It*;. <r,^ (aai>Aafl\ U*t 1 fv*- A!.:*ive. Inc. *.. *.v* i: h .11* ?d Company. Inc. till? *mpar.y Uiiirf ...tilt A)nl:n^i!i Farm. Inc. ( ** * la * * ^ifieek. 1 institute. Inc. Co<*..p*nv rpofai.Ott <.mra. a t o. :pain ri.i.,**,. Alia* 1 t. Msnt.jst toring Co. ? I n Mr (..irpr.rhi>n * .n:Mi .Muiinc SUrji'.ne Company ;..*i .\:iUc.ii pe...iuct# Division * ..iivi.a; ltc. -.c. I' *o* is 1 * Cu.Hpanv t ... . .. .. illctl li-ivj Limited * .. ' ,iiv..a 'v < hi...., . ;m!`\ . In* . ClMll.ill * "a"" C*iro I'.. Crtl....i. * ... j. ,..M. . ..rprati*o in A. rii'.Sanm. # Son. Inc. Diamond Alkali Company 0n* t'.lii-miral Company Dr:vo Corporiitj<irt K. i- du lJoil nr N*s:ioura A 0.?r:p*?*v Eastman Kodafc Company Edmar Abrasive Cotvpanv Electric Storage Uattery Company Willaon Product# Division Electro Refractories t. Abra*iv.. Corp. Equitable Life Assurance Society of the C ' Ethyl Corporation Exolon Company Ferro Corporation FMC Corporation Foote Mineral Company Ford Motor Company Foundry Facing# Manufacturers Ann. Fuller Mvrnam Company Gardner Machine Company f C(tty-W.fkc Schwctxcrhalie A.G. General Abrasive Company, ine General Electric C.ompany Geaara't Grinding.Wheel Corporation General Mills/Inc. CvmHiW'Motor# Corporation Georgia Kaolin Company Glcnahaw Glass Company. M. J. Gordon Company Grinding Wheel Institute In*.. Gulf Gil Corporation Gvpsum Association Halt China Company Hamilton Emery I* Corundum f./.cpaiv. Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hanford Occupational Health F.;msattyr. Hanson Company Haaleton Laboratories Hercules. 2ne. Drekcnfeld Division Hughson Chemical Company Inland Steel Company International Ilusin*--** Marh>n*< C..rp, International Nickel Companv Huntington Alloy Prod'.ft- IHv);*m Jvhs-V.onviUe Corporation * (.Aughlin St*vl Cir;>or.,f.i.. Jt.wxtt h Kudgor* Cox.par. * Kaiser Aluminum <. ^*i. . Kaiser li ..fractori. . a * ?.**.:iif.., v*-.*.i-r l? K*nncott Copper Corporation Keystone Bras* Work, lac. Koppera Company, Inc. Laundry It Cleaners Allied Trades A<ia. . Laverack 4 Haines, Inc. ^ . L* d Industrie# Association. London Transport Board ^ Mackltn Company ..'i -'. Mannfastoring Chemist* Asm., Iso. * v.>" Mnrcona Mining Company a. , Maryland Selfelna. 4 Empl, Comp. Aato. . 3. S. McCormick Company ' ...'S * More* and Company. Zac. .' r Metropolitan Life Insurance Company ,. Mid.Wevt Abrasive Company Miles Laboratories* Inc. . \,v'.'*v Min* Safety Appliances Company ,v- Minnesota Mining 4 Maaa/actunng Co. ' Mobil Oil Corporation Joses S. Morto 4 Son, lac. * * . *<' A * Nalco Chemical Company V/* ` .. Freeport Division .? ; National Coal Aaaociatiett National Crushed Stun Association. Ine. ' \ National Clara Sand Corporation -/*- National Grinding Wheel Company* lac. .National Industrial Sand Aaaoeiatien National Inauiatiun Manuiacturara Assn. . ) National Wad-Company ,v. National Sand 4 Gravel Association, lac, ' National Slag Aaaociation ' Nederland du Font da Nemours ; Oabora Manufacturing Company . . .. - Ottawa Silica Company v ' Owena-Cevmng Fiberglas Corporation * i Owen# .Illinois Class Company r ' * *-. j Pacific Grinding Wheel Manufacturing Co. . V-j- ,C. H. Pack wood Manufacturing Company. 'Fanaayivama Claaa Sand Corporation .Pennsylvania Mira*. Aaan. Ina. Co* Perkin.Elmer Corporation Petroteo Braailairo S. A. Philadelphia Quarts Company Pittsburgh Activated Carbon Company Pittsburgh Plate Claaa Company Pittsburgn Steal Company . H. X. Porter Company. Inc. . Simonda Worden White Worka PortUne Cement Aaaociation Raybartoa.Manhattan. Inc. Manhattan Rubber Oiviaion Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation Republic Steel Corporation H. K. Roberteon Company Robertaon Manuiacturing Company et Safety-First Supply Company St. Joseph Lead Company SaAdi* Corporation Sauareiaen Cement* Company Simonds Abrasive Company Siaclair-Koppera Company Soap-and Detergent Aaaociation Sparry^ang Corporation Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) Stauffer Chemical Company Starling Grinding Wheel Company Sturm. Roger 4 Company, lac. Sugar Beet Prodncta Company . Tata Services-Limited Tennessee Copper Company Texas.Gulf Sulphur Company Thiokol Chemical Corporation Reaction-Motors Dirisioa Titan Abrasives Company Toma River Chemical Corporation Union Carbide Corporation United States Pottara Association United 5tatas 5tecl Corporation Valley Mould and Iron Corporation Van Siraaten Chemical Company Vesuvine Crucible Company Wakefield Corporation Peninsular Grinding Wheel Division Waltham Grinding Wheel Company Washington Mills Abrasive Company Wedren Silica Company Western Electric Company. Inc. Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westingheusc Brake and Signal Company. Westinghouae Electric Corporation West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company Bleeched Beard Division _ Ltd. J> 18 1967 Annual Report i H r MEMBERS Abrasive Gram Association Abrasive Product* Company Acm Abrastve Company '~ Air Preheater Company AlceUc Chemical Corporatioo Allegheny l.udlum Steel Corporation Allegheny Pittsburgh Coat Company Allied Chemical Corporation Aluminum Company of America American Abrasive Company American Can Company American Emery Wheel Works American Insurance Aaeociatioa American iroo andSteel-lnstitute'.. American Metal Climax. Inc. 1" / American Mining Congress American Mutual Insurance Alliance American Optical Company- ' American Petroleum Inetirute American Potash 4 Chemical Corp. American Smelting 4 Refining Co. American Welding 4 Manufacturing Co. American. Ziat Company iAmerican Zinc institute^ Inq. Anitotida Company Armed'Steel Corporation Armstrong Paint 4 Varnish Works. Inc. Asbestos Textile Institute Atlas Chemical Industries. Inc. Automobile Manufacturers Association. Inc. Avco Bay State Abrasives Division Frank Bancroft Company, lac. Beryllium Corporation Blanchard Machine Company Boeing Company Brush Beryllium Company * Buckeye Abrasive. Inc. George K. Bullard Company Bunker Hill Company Butler County Mushroom Farm. lac. Calgon Corporation Packwood Manufacturing Co. Pittsburgh Activated Carbon Ce. Can Maeufscturere Institute. Inc. Carborundum Company C*lanes* Corporation Central Silica Company Chaves Dental Instrument Corp. Chicago Wheel 4 Manufacturing Co. Chrysler Corporation Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.. 'Cincinnati Milting Products Division Hubert F Coleman. Inc. Abrasive Products Ce. Cwuuko Aluminium (Sell Bay) Limited Cm<panhj* Sicerergic* Nacional Consolidation Coal Company-. Inc Continental Can Company. ine. Corn Products Company ` Cortland Grinding Wheels Corporsti'.n Creole Petroleum Corporation A. P. deSanno 4 Son. Ine. Diamond Alkali Company Dow Chemical Company Dravo Corporation . 1. du Pont de Nemours 4 Company - -- Eastman Kodak Company Edmar Abrasive Company Electrie Storage Battery Company Willson Produets Division Electro Refractories 4 Abrasives Corp. Equitable Life Assurance Society of the C S. Ethyl Corporation Exolon Company . Ferr*iCorporation ' ' .' FMC Corporation, '* . FMR'CorporationJ' .Foote Mineral Company Ford'Motor Company Foundry Facings Manufacturers Group Gardner Machine Company Geigy-Werke Schweiacrnalle A C General Abrasive Company, inc. General Electric Company General Grinding Wheel Corporation General Mills. Inc. General Motors Corporation Georgia Kaolin Company Gle&shaw Glass Company, ine. Goodyear Tire 4 Rubber Company Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corporation Gypsum Association Hall China Company Hamilton Emery 4 Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Haniord Occupational Health Foundation Hanson Company Haxleton Laboratories Hercules. Inc. Drakenfetd "Division Hughson Chemical Company Inland Steel Company " International Business Machines Corp. international NieVW Cw.sany. Inc. Huntington AUo* Prucucit Division ITT Abrasive Products Company Mumo.e Memoemfttp IS Johns-ManviUe Corporation Jonas 4 LaughUn Steel Corporation Jowitt 4 Rodger* Company Kaaco Abmivci, lac. XacMtott Coppor Corporation Koystoue Braaa Works* lac. Knppers Company* lac. Laundry 4 CUanaro AUisd Trade* Am. Laverack 4 Haiaaa. lac. Load Induatrioo Association Loadoa Transport Board MackJia Abrasive* Company Msmdaetvhai Chemists Am. lac. Marcena Mining Company Maryland SU*Ig. 4 EmpU Comp. Assn. J. S. McCormick Company Merck and-Compaay. lac. Metropolitan Lile Insurance' Company Mid*Weat Abrasive Company Mile* Laboratories. Inc. Mine Safety Appliance* Company ' Mobtt Oil Corporation ' Jesse 5. Morie 4 Son* Iac. Niles Chemical 'Company ftaeport Division National Coat Association National Crushed Stone Association* lac. National Class Sand Corporation National Grinding Wheal Company* Inc. National Industrial Sand Association National Insulation Manufacturers Assn.* National Lead Company National Sand 4 Gravel Association. lac. National Slag Association Nederland du Pent de Nemours N. V. Norton Company Osborn Manufacturing Company Ottawa Silica Company Owens'Corning Fibergla* Corporation Owens-Illinois, Inc. Pacific Grinding Wheel Manufacturing Co. Pennsylvania Class Sand Corporation Pennsylvania Mfrs*. Assn. las. Co. perfcin-Elmer Corporation Petrooras/KPBC Portland Cement Association PPG Inoestnes Precision Grinning Wheel Co.. lac. Raybcstos-Manhattan. Inc. Manhattan Rubber Division Rad Kill Grinding Wheel Corporation Republic Steel Corporation H. H. Robertson Company Safety FlTBt Supply Company St. Joaeph Lead Company Sandia Corporation Sauareisen Cement* Company Sinclair-Koppers Company . Soap and Detergent Association Spstr^IUad Corporation .Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant Standard Oil Company (Indians) Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) Stauffer Chemical Company Sturm. Ruger 4 Company, lne. Sugar Beet Products Company Tata Service* Limited - Tennessee Copper Company Texas Gulf Sulphur Company Thio'korChemic*! Corporation Reaetion.Motor* Division Toma Rtvsr Chemical Corporation Union Carbide Corporation United State# Pottars Association United States Steel Corporation Valley Mould andiron Corporation Van Straaten Chemical Company Vesuvius Crucible Company Wailace-Murray Corporation Simonds Abrasive Division Waltham Grinding Wheel Company Washington Mills Abrasive Company Wsdrea Silica Company Western Electric Company, Inc. Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westinghouse Air Brake Division. Westtnghouse Air Brake Company Westingbeus# Brake and Signal Company. Ltd Westinghouse Electric Corporation West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company Bleached Board Division Zb MEMBERS -- 1*)6 Pate Joined Comoanv . . 4 *.. * W* < Date-'- i * Joined *' * Company 1937 1937 1956 1965 1936 1940 1936 2969 1937 1947 -1937 1938 1944 1957 1937 1945 1944 1967 2964 1936 2967 1937 1936 1961 1965 . 1966 t 1947 ' 1968 i 1936 l 1937 i 1965 i 1955 2968 . 1967 1956 : 1944 ' 1967 . 1952 1936 2962 * 1953 1937 1952 1937 190* 1997 2937 1966 1964 1944 1961 299 3 2958 193* Abrasive Crain Association I95J Abrasive Products Company 1968 Acme Abrasive Company w 1955 The Air Preheater Company 1937 Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. 1962 Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Co. Aluminum Company of America 1937 Aluminum Co. of Canada (Alcan) 2952 American Abrasive Company 1968 American Can Company* Inc. 2939 Americas Emery Wheel Work* 1437 Americas Insurance-Association* 2962 Americas Iren end Steel Institute American Metal Climax. Isc. , 1966 American Mining Congress ? 1963 Americas Mutual Insurance Alliance Americas Optical Company . ** 2943 1956 Americas Petroleum Institute American Potash 6 Chemical Corp. 1937 American Smelting 6 Refining Co. 1937 American Welding 6 Manufacturing Co. American Zinc Company 1949 . Anaconda Company 1964 Armco Steel Corporation 1967 Armstrong Paint 6 Varnish Works.inc..1937 Asbestos Textile Institute Atlas Chemical Industries* Inc. 1947 1936 AutoFlo Company 1969 Automobile Manufacturer* Assn. Avco Bay State Abrasives Division 1943 Frank Bancroft Company* Inc. Beryllium Cozporatioa Bituminous Coal Operators1 Assn. Blanehard Machine Company The Boeing Company Brush Beryllium Company Buckeye Abrasive* lac*. . . George H. Bullard Company* Inc. 1958 1937 1947 1937 1951 1942 1954 1968 Bunker Hill Company Butler County Mushroom Farm. Inc. 1937 1967 Can Manufacturers Institute. Inc. Carborundum Company . 1937 1950 Celanesc Corporation C<oinl Silica Company Crtain-ted Product* Corporation Gustln*acon Divition Cbayee Dental Instrument Company Chic ago Wheel -b Msnufaeturiflg Co. Chrysler Corporation Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. 1936 1937 1937 1966 1967 1959 1937 Cincinnati Milling Product* Div. Robert F. Coleman. Inc. Colonial Abrasive Produets Co. Comaico Aluminum iftell Bay) Ltd. Companhia Sidrrurgica Nacional 1947 1947 1966 Consolidation Coal Company. Inc. Continental Can Company. Inc. Continental Insurance Company* Corn Products Company Cortland Grinding Wheels Corp. Creole Petroleum Corporation A. P. deSanno fc Son. Inc. Diamond Shamrock Corporation OLSldnCarc Products. Inc. Dow Chemical Company Drava Corporation SEr*i. du Pont de Nemours 6 Co. Eastman Kodak Company Edmar Abrasive Company Electro Refractories h Abrasives Corp. Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. Ethyl Corporation r Ekolon Company . Ferro Corporation FMC Corporation FMR Corporation Foote Mineral Company Ford Motor Company Foundry Facings Manufacturers Assn. Frants* McConnell 6 Seymour Gardner Machine Company GeigyWerke Schweixerhailc A.G. General Abrasive Company. Inc. General Electric Company General Grinding Wheel Corp. General Mills, lac. General Motors Corporation Georgia'Kaolin Company Glass Container Manufacturers _ Institute, Inc. Glenshaw Glass Company, Inc. Goodyear Tire 6 Rubber Company Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corporation Kail China Company Hamilton Emery 6 Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Company Hanford Occupational Health foun<i*un Hanson Company Haalecon Laboratories Hercules. Inc. Drakcnfieid Division Inland Steel Company International Business Machines Corp. International Nickel Company, inc. Huntington Alloy Product# Divi>>un Muif.pie memoersmp January 1. 1969 member Dels Joined Company Date Joined 1967 ITT Abrasive Products Co. 1967 1936 . Johns-Msoville Corporation 1968 1936 Jones 6 LaughUn Steel Corp. ^ ^ 1963 Jowitt 6 Rodgers Company 19S2 1937 1967 1993 Kenaecott Copper Corporation i 1937 1969 Keystone Braes Works* lac* . 1956 1942 Hoppers Company* lac. * 1966 1956 1968 Homer Laughlia Chian Company 1962 1966 Laundry and Cleaners Allied 1964 Trades Association Laverock 6 Haiaes* lac. 1968 7 1936 Lead Industries Association - / 1967 1998 Leaden Traneporr Board - .' 1964 1961 Lord Corporation .1965 Hugheon Chemical Co. Div. 1953 1968 1937 J. S. McCormick Company 1937 Macklia Company 1966 1966 . ,, Manufacturing Che=iiat*'A** 'MarcOna Mifcing Company 1949 . - * MetropolUaa Life Insurance Co. 1937 Mid*West Abrasive Company 1945 1946 1938 1960 1968 U936 '1968 1966 Midwestern Coating Corporation Mine Safety Appliances Company Mobay Chemical Company Mobil OU Corporation 1936 1936 1936 |1996 $963 Jesse S. Morie L Son*. Inc. Nalco Chemical Company . Freeport Division .* 1937 I960 1938 1966 1937 National Coal Association National Crushed Stone Assn. .Inc. 1967 1947 1937 1937 1966 1937 1949 National Glass Sand Corporation National Grinding Wheel Co. * Inc. National l&dostrial Sand Aeaa* National insulation Manufacturers . Association National Lead Company National Sand and Gravel Aesa. Inc. 1937 1937 1937 1962 1937 1967 1938 1962 1967 National Slag Association Nederland duPont dsNsmours N.V. Norton Company Grinding Wheel Division 196) 1937 1968 1963 1993 1936 Osborn Manufacturing Company . 1936 Owsos'Cotnmg rtberglaa Corp. Owsns'Illinois* lac. r 1994 1937 1996 1960 196-4 1938 1937 Pacific Grinding`V-'heel Mfg. Co. Pennsylvania Class Sand Corporation Pennsylvania Manufacturers* Assn. Insurance Company Petrobra s/R PBC Pittsburgh Activated Carbon Co. Div. of Calgon Corporation Portland Csmcnt Association PPG Industries Company Precision Grinding Wheel Company, Inc. Raybesto'tfanhattan. Inc. Manhattan Rubber Division Red HU1 Grinding Wheel Corporation H.. H. Robertson Company St. Joseph Lead Company Sauereisen Cements Company Sinclair-Koppers Company Soap and Detergent Association Sparry Raod Corporation ' ^Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant . Sprayed Mineral Fiber Manufacturers Association* Inc. Standard Oil Company (Indiana) ' Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) Sturm. Ruger'h'Company. Inc. ^ , " Sugar Beet Products Company SysteMed Corporation Tata Services Limited. Tennessee Copper Company Div. of Tsane*ses-Corporation ' .Texas Culf Sulphur Company ' Toms River Chemical Corporation Union Carbide Corporation United States Potters Association United Statea Steel Corporation Valley Mould and Iron Corporation Van Straaten Chemical Company Vesuvius Crucible Company Wallacs*Murray Corporation Simonda Abrasive Division Waltham Grading Wheel Company Washington Mills Abrasive Company Weoron Silica Company _ Western Electric Company. Inc. Westfield Grinding Wheel Company Westtnghouse Air Brake Company Westinghouse Air Brake Division Westinghouae Brake and Signal Co. .Ltd. Westinghouse Electric Corporation Arthur C. Withrow Company Zinc Institute. Inc. MEMBERS -- I9601" Oftto Joined Company < Dale <* c* Joined ___ Company 1437 1437 1956 1965 1936 1940 1936 1964 1937 1947 -1937 1930 1944 J957 1937 194$ 1944 1967 1964 1936 1967 1937 1936 1961 1965 . 1966 \ 1947 *' I960 ; 1936 ( 1937 l 1965 > 1955 1960 1967 j 1956 1944 V 1967 * 1452 1936 1961 * 1951 1937 1952 1937 i960 1967 1437 1966 1954 194ft 1951 1963 1959 1436 Abrasive Crain Association 1953 Abrasive Product* Company I960 Acme Abrasive Company ^ 1955 Tbo Air Preheater Company 1937 Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. 1962 Allegheny Pittsburgh Coal Co. Aluminum Company of America 1937 ^Aluminum Co. of Canada (Alcan) 1952 Amencan Abrasive Company 1966 American Can Company. Inc. 1939 Amencan Emery Wheel Works 1937 American Insurance-Association* 1-962 American Iron and Steel Institute American Metal Climax, lac, , 1966 American Mining Congress 1963 American Mutual lasuranca Alliance 1943 Americas Optical Company . 1956 American Petroleum Institute American Potash 4 Chemical Ccrp. 1937 American Smelting 4 Refining Co. 193? American Welding 6 Manufacturing Co. American Zinc Company 1949 Anaconda Company 1464 Armco Steel Corporation 1967 Armstrong Paint It Vanish Works,Jnc. 1937 Asbestos Textile Institute 1947 Atlas Chemical Industries. Inc. 1936 Auto.Plo Company 1969 Automobile Manufacturers Assn. Avco Say State Abraaivc* Division Frank Bancroft Company. lac. Beryllium Corporation Bituminous Coal Operators* Assn. Blanchard Machine Company , The Boeing Company Brush Beryllium Company Buckeye Abrasive. Inc,. George H. Bullard Company. Inc. ' 1943 1958 1937 1947 1937 1951 1942 1954 1966 Bunker Hill Company Butler County Mushroom Farm* Inc. 1937 1967 Can Manufacturers Institute. Inc. Carborundum Company . 1937 1950 Celanose Corporation Central Silica Company Crtaln*ted Products Corporation Guetin*&aeon Division Ciayee Dental Instrument Company Cbieago Wheel .4 Manufacturing Co. Chrysler Corporation Cincinnati Milling Machine Co, 1936 1937 193? 1966 1967 1959 1937 Cincinnati Milling Products Div. Robert F. Coleman. Inc, Colonial Abrasive Products Co. Comalco Aluminum (Bell Bay) Ltd. Companhia Siderurgic* Pacienal 1947 1947 1S66 Consolidation Coal Company. Inc. Continental Can Company, inc. Continental Insurance Comptm*- * Corn Products Company Cortland Grinding Wheels Corp. Creole Petroleum Corporation A. P. deSanno 4 Son. Inc. Diamond Shamrock Corporation DL Sian Care Products. Inc. Dow Chemical Company Dravo Corporation Nr`l. du Pont de Nemours 4 Co. Eastman Kodak Company . Edmar Abrasive Company Electro Refractories 4 Abrasives Corp. Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. Ethyl Corporation f Exelon Company Ferro Corporation FMC Corporation FMR Corporation Foote Mineral Company Ford Motor Company Foundry Facings Manufacturers Frantz. McConnell 4 Seymour Assn. Cardnor Machine Company Geigy*Works Schweixerhalle A.G. General Abrasive Company, Inc. General Electric Company General Grinding Wheel Corp. General Mills. Inc. General Motors Corporation Georgia*Kaolin Company Glass Container Manufacturers ,, Institute, Inc. Glenshaw Glass Company. Inc. Goodyear Tire 4 Rubber Company Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corporation Hall China Company Hamilton Emery 4 Corundum Company Hampden Grinding Wheel Corup*n> Hanford Occupational Health Foumi,,ti-., Hanson Company Haxleton Laboratories Hercules. Inc. DrakeniteJd Division Inland Steel Company International Business Machines Corp. International Nickel Companv. Inc. Huntington Alloy Pronuct* Division Multiple mmerimp January l. 1969 member &( Joined Ceffletnv Date Joined Company 19*7 ITT Abrasive Product* Co. 1967 Precision Grinding Wheel Company. Inc. 1936 Johns.Menville Corporation 1968 1936 Josses 6 Laughlin Steel Corp. ^ , 1963 Jowitt 6 Rodgers Company 1992 1937 1967 1933 Xmco Abruivti, lac* KtflMcott Copper Corporation 1 1937 1969 Keystone Bm< Work** lac* . 1996 1942 Koppers Company, lac. 1966 1996 1966 Homer l4a|Uia China Company 1962 1966 laundry and Cloaaora Allied 1964 Trades Association L*vrek 6 8k1m> lac. 1968 * 1936 ' Load Industrie* Association * j 1967 1958 London Traaoperr Board . 1964 1961 Lord Corporation .1965 Hugfceos Chemical Co. Div. 1993 1968 1937 J. S. MeCormick Company 1937 Mackltn Company 1966 1966 Manufacturing Chemists* *Marcoon Mfhiag Company J949 .* - Metropolitan Lift insurance Co. 1937 Mid-West Abrasive Company 1949 1946 . . 1938 *. . 1960 ' 1968 11936 '1968 1966 Midwestern Coating Corporation Mina Safety Appliances Company Mobay Chamica1 Company IdobU Oil Corporation 1936 1936 1936 !19*6 1963 Jesse S. Moris l Son.. Zac. y Nalco Chomical Company . Freeport Division 1937 1960 1938 1966 1937 National Coal Aaaociation . National Cruahad Stone Aaacu .Inc. 1967 1947 1937 1937 1966 1937 1945 National Claaa Sand Corporation- National Grinding Wheal Co. Inc. National Industrial Sand Aaaa. National Insulation Maculaeturera . Association National Laad Company National and Gravel Asia. .Inc. 1937 1937 1937 1962 1937 1967 1938 1962 1967 National Slag Association Nederland duPent deNemeurs N.V. Norton Company Grinding Wheel Division 1961 1937 1968 1963 1993 1936 Osborn Manufacturing Company . Oweos.Corniag Flberglas Corp. . Ovoae-Ullaois. Inc. 1936 Raybestos-tfaohattan. Inc. Manhattan Rubber Division Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corporation H. H. Robertson Company St. Joseph Lead Company . Sauereisen Cements Company Sinelair-Koppers Company Soap and Detergent Association - Sperry Raod Corporation '-^Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant . Sprayed Mineral Fiber Manufacturers Association. Xoc. Standard Oil Company (Indiana) ' Standard OU Company (New Jersey) Sturm* Rugerh Company. Inc. , '- 5ugar Beet Products Company SyateMad Corporation Tata Service* Limited Tennessee Copper Company 'Div. o/TeaneeeUe:Corporat<oA ' .Tanas Gulf Sulphur Company* - * Tonis River Chemical Corporation Union Carbide Corporation United States Potters Association United States Steel Corporation Valley Mould and Iron Corporation Van Straaten Chemical Company Vesuvius Crucible Company Wallace.Murray Corporation Simonde Abrasive Division Waltham Grinding Wheel Company Washington Mills Abrasive Company Weoron Silica Company __ - Western Electric Company, Inc. Westfield Grioding Wheel Comoany Westiaghouse Air Brahe Company Weetinghouse Air Brake Division Westiaghouse Brake and Signal Co. . Ltd. Weetinghouse Electric Corporation Arthur C. Withrow Company Zinc Institute. Inc. V 1994 Pacific Grinding *'vheel JAfg. Co. 1937 Puaiyi**"* Class Send Corporation 1996 Pennsylvania Manufacturers* Asen. Insurance Company ) i960 1969 Petrobras/RPBC Pittsburgh Activated Carbon Co. Div. ofCalgon Corporation 1998 Portland Cement Association 1937 PPG Industries 1969 Annual Report Jomad 1937 Abrasive Groin Aesociatton 1970 1937 1679 Abrasive Metarule Oivisien Norton Company ACkutv* Products Company Abrasive# Oiveben BeftdU Corporation 1966 1936 1966 197Q 1936 1999 1947 1937 1936 1944 1967 1937 1946 1944 1997 1964 1996 1960 1969 1936 1991 t99t 1966 1966 1979 1947 1966 1936 1937 1979 1966 1996 1966 1970 1979 1944 1967 1962 1961 1963 1937 1913 1937 1967. 1937 Aema Abrasive Company Allegheny Ludium Stool Corp. Allied Chemical Corporation Albaon Campbell Otvtston American Chain & Cable Co,, the. Aluminum Company of Amonca Ahnnmwm Co. of Canada (Alcan) American Can Company, Inc. American Emery Wheel Works *American insurance Association Amorion Iron and Steel Inatlttrta Amoncan Metal Climax. Inc. Amoncan Mining Congraoa *Amoncan Mutual tnovranca AlUanea American Optical Company . American Reuulevm tnsdtvf* Amoncan Roman A Chemical Corp. Amoncan SmeAlng 4 Aeftmng Co. Amoncan Standard. Ine. Amoncan Testtie Mire. institute Anaconda Company Armco Stool Corporal'll Armstrong Chsrncon. .no. Aapootoo Cement Fnvsueta Aeon. Aj00oroa Texdie <r*&ft Atlantic Abrasive Corporation Atlas Chemical industries, Inc. Auto-Flo Company Division el Masco Corporation Automooiie Manufacturers Asan. Aveo Bay Suit Abrasives OJvision The Between Company Franc Bancroft Company, tne. Btftmuftoue Coal Operators' Asan. The Booing Company Cordon. Me. Brackway Glaae Company. Ine. Bruon Beryllium Comuany Buckeye Abrasive. me. Goorgo H. Bullard Company, Ine. Butler County Mushroom Farm. Ine. Can Msmjisetwors Institute, Inc. Carborundum Comoany Cotanooo Corporation Central Silica Company Cftayos Aprasivoo Division Cheyee Oomal Instrument Co. Chicago Wheel 4 Manutectuctng T964 ' 1944 1941 1993 Co. Cinemnctl MUUng Products CHv. Cincinnati MiUng Macnina Co. Robert F Coleman. Inc. Colonial Abrawve Products Co. Cornstco Aiummum (Bon Boy) 1964 tM 1943 1066 1937 Ltd. Compennia Sldonirgica Naeional Conoondotron Coot Company, tne. Continental Can Comoany. Inc. Continental Insurance Compemee Cortland 0<vton i American Abrasrvo Corporation 1945 1963 1937 1953 CPC ifttomtttonai Creoie Feiroioum Corporation A P oeSanno 6 Son. Me. Olomond Shamrock Corporation 1966 OL Ssm Cars Products, tne 1939 Dow 0,*w*ct Corporation 1937 Orao.-v>e Division ------ ----- --Horeuw*. Me. *Mwntei# momoarsnip Date G -om--i-Q* Company Pete Joined Company 1937 Oravo Corporation 1962 E. 1. du Pont de Nemours & Co. 1966 Eastman Kodak Company 1063 Edmar Abresiva Company 1943 Electro Refractories 4 Abrasives Division ot Ferre Corporation 1969 Environments! Sciences. Ine. 1966 Equitable Ufa Assurance Society of the United. State# . 1937> `Ethyl Corporation - 1937 Exelon Company *' 1949 Feno Corporation 1964 PMC Corporation 1967 FMR Corporation ' , 1937 Foots Mineral Company 1947 Ford Motor Company 1969 Fottorta Glasa Comoany 1936 Foundry Supply Manufacture*^w Group 1969 Frantz. McConnell 4 Beymouc 1963 * Freeport Division Naico Chemical Company 1943 Gardner Machine Comoany 1956 GeigyWeme SchweizemaiJe A. G. ' 1937 General Abreetve Company 1966. General Asbeatoa 4 Rubber Dlv. * Reybeetoe-Mannanen, ine. 1970 General Oynamies Corporation 1947 General Electric Comoany * 1837 Ganaral Grinding Wheat Corp. . 1951 General Mills, ine. * 1942 General Motors Corporation 1154 Georgia Kaolin Comoany 1966 Glasa containers Mira. Institute. Ine. 1937 Glentnaw Glass Comoany* Inc. ' 1967 Goodyear Tire 4 Rubber Company 1967' Grinding Wheel Oiviaion Norton Comoany 1937 Grinding Wheat inetttute 1950 Gulf Oil Corporation 1968 GuatitvBecon Oiviaion Certain-teed Producta Corp. 1936 Hal) China Company 1937 Hamilton Division American Abrasive Corporation 1966' Hanford Environmental Health Fdn. 1987 Hanson Comoany . 1956 Hazleton Laboratories 1961 , Hugnaon Chemical Company Oiviaion 01 Lord Corporation 1937 Huntington Alloy' Products Oiviaion . .. International Nickel CoH Ine. 1947 iniand Steel Company 1947 International Business Machines Coro. 1967 ITT Abrasive Products Comptny 1936 Johns-Mermiie Corporation 1939 .Jonas 4 LaughUn Steel Corp. 1963 Jowm 4 Rodgers Company 1967 Keaco Abrasives. Inc. 1955 Kewecfci Beryieo Industries. Ine. 19a Kenneeou Copper Corporation 1942 Keepers Company. Inc. 1979 Laclede Steel Comoany 1966 Homer Laugniin Chine Company 1964 Laveracx & Haines. Inc. 1936 Leed industries Association 19a London Treneoort Board 1962 Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant Sperry-Rand Corporation 1937 J. S. McCormick Comoany 19a Manhattan Rubber Oivtjion Rybaitos-Menn*ttsn. tne. 1966 Manufacturing Chemists Assn.. Ine. t966 Mereona Mining Comoany 1948 Meiroooiiian Lite insurance Co. 1966 1936 1949 1956 1966 1937 1969 1947 1937 1937 1966 1937 19a .1936 1962 1965 1953 1936 1954 1937 1956 * 1960 1964 1970 1936 1937 1067* 1952 1970 1937 1969 1937 1966 1967 1966 1956 1966 . -1964 1962 " 1965 1953 1968 1945 1969 1946 1936 1960 1970 1936 19M 1936 1936 1960 1936 1937 1937 1937 1962 1937 1937 1966 1936 Midwestern Coating Corporation Mina Sataty Appliances Company Mobil Oil Corporation Jesse S. Mone & Son. Ine. National Coal Association National Crushed Slone Assn.. Inc. National Forge Company National Glass Sand Corporation National Grinding Wheel Division Federal-Mogul Corporation National Industrial Sand Assn National Insulation Mfrs. Assn. National Lead Company National Sand 4 Gravel Assn.. Ine. National Slag Asaoeiation Nederland du Pont de Nemours N.V. ------ Osborn Manufacturing Company Owns'Corning FIberglas Corp, Owens-Illinois. Inc. Pacific Grinding Wheel Company, Inc. Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Assn. Insurance Comoany PetfObras/ftPBC Pittsburgh Activated Carbon Oiv. Calgon Corporation Pneumafil Corporation Portland Cement Association PPG Industries Precision Grinding Wheat Co., ine. Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corp. Rex-Cut Products Company Division of CleveoaK Corp. H. H. Robertson Company Rome 0mston Revere Copcer and Brass. Me. $L Joseph Lead Company Seueretsen Cements Company Simonds Abrasive Oivtston Waiiace-Murray Corporation Sinetair-Koppers Company Soap and Detergent Association Sprayed Mineral Fiber Mir*. Assn.. Inc. Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) Stauffer enemies! Company Sturm. Ruger 4 Company. Me. Sugar Baat Products Company SysteMed Corporation Tata Services Limned Tenneco. Ine. Tennessee Copper Company Dlv. of Tennessee Corporation Texes Gulf Sulonur Company Toms River Cnemical Corporation Travelers insurance Companies Union Carpioe Corporation United States Asbestos Oivtston * Reybestos-Mannanan. Me. United Slates Potters Association United States Steel Corporaticn . Van Straaten Chemical Company Vesuvius Crucible Company Waitnam/Hampoen Grinding Wheel Co. Washington Mills Abrasive Co. Weoron Silica Company Western Electric Ccmoany. me Westfield Grinding Wheel Co. Westmgheuie Electric Corporation Arthur C- Withrow Comoany Zinc institute. Me. 13 1970 Annual Report MEMBERS D*e Joimed Comp^my J9J* 197<l J9P 19'0 1936 19* l 19 56 1936 1970 I9K> 1909 19?) 191* 193* 19*4 193* 193? 19*3 1944 1967 19 <6 1969 1969 19*6 19*0 19"<I 1963 1969 1V?<* 1966 ,1970 ';19-f* 996X ' .1941. 194' 19T0 1963 1V36 19.'o 1971 19-t-l 196' 193? tyC*l 1933 1931 19*1 19.1* 19rl 1932 \*tm\ 19*"' 196* 191* IVlv 1931 1914 1971 193* 'Abrasive Gram Association Abrasive Materials Division Norton Company Abrasive Products Company Abrasives Division Eetsaix Corporation Acme Abrasive Company Adamai Carbide Corporation Ailexheny Ludlure Snci Corporation Allied Chemical Corporation Allison Campbell Division American Chain St Cable Co.. lac Aluminum Company of Amenta Aluminum Company of Canada. Ltd. American Apperet Manufacturers Aun. American Can Company American Insurance Association American Iron and Steel Institute American Metal Climax. Inc American Minin* Congress * American Mutual Insurance Alliance American Optical Corporation American Petroleum inrarute American Smelting it Refrain* Company American Standard. Inc. 'American Textile Mira. Institute Anaconda Company Anglo American Corp. of South Africa. Ltd. Argonaut Insurance Company * Armstrong Chemcon. lac Atbettos Cement Products Association . Atbestospray Corporation Asbestos Textile lastirute Atlantic Abrasive Corporation Atlas Chemical Industries. 1m.. Auto-Flo Company Division of Masco Corporation AunenootJe Manufacturers Association Avto bay State Abrasives Division The Bahnson Company Frank Bancmtr (Company. Jnc The Boeing Company borocn. Inc. Bright Boy industrial Division Weldon Roberts Rubber Company Brush Beryllium Company buskeve Abrasive. Inc. George l!. Bullard Company. Inc. Butler County Mushroom Farm. lew. f PC International Can Manufacturers Institute. Inc Carhi.ie Division. Hnwmet Corp. f^/horumium Company Ormgr Company Ctlanese Corporation tf'ementnf Carbide Producers Assn. fenrrsl Silica Company Chase* Abrasives Division Chaves Dental Insttument Co. < huj. Wheel 6! Manufacturing Co. f .iJw (>etkV AC. Cinumm MiUtton. Inc Prmsucis Division Robert F. Coleman. Inc. Colonial Abrasive Products Company Comoanhi* Siderurgica Naoonal 19 S6 195' 19"* 19-*. 19 V* 1962 Cnaw.iioarmn Coil Company. Inc. Ctuionemil On Company. Inc. ; (.avtinenrsi Insurance Companies - ( Atnpermll Operations Div. of Cities Service Companv f.ittUna Civkmm) Amerursn Abrasive CorootafiOn Cren.e r--roieum Cntpoia::on M-dr.-v* .t Z Group tnemaersnip Dstt jomtd Company 1937 A. P.deSanno & Son. Inc. 1932 Diamond Shamrock Corporation 1939 Dow Chemical Cerpotaston 1937 Drakenfcld Division. Hercules, ioc. 1937 Dravo Corpnrttion 1962 . I. du Poor de Nemoura * Co. 1966 Eastman Kodak Company 1963 Edmar Abrasive Company 1943 Electro Refractories St Abrasives Division of Ferro Corporation 1969 Environments! Sciences. Inc 1936 Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United Stares 1937 Ethyl Corporation ` 1937- Exolon Company n. 1967 FMR Corporation 1949 Ferro Corporation 1971 /Firth Sterftn*. A Teledyoe Company 1937 v Foote Mineral Company 1947 Ford Motor Company 1936 Foundry Supply Manufacturers' Group 1963 Freeport Division Naico Chemical Company 1943 Gardner Machine Company 1937 General Abrasive Company 1968 General Asbestos St Rubber Division Rayt . ttos-Manhattan. lac 1970. Genera; Cigar Company . 1970 Gen ; J Dynamics Corporation' . 1947 General Electric Company 1937 General Grinding Wheel Corporation 1931 General Mills. Inc 1942 General Motors Corporasion 1934 Georgia Kaolio Company 1968 Glass Containers Mira. Institute, tec. 1937 Gletuhaw Glass Company, ioc 1967 Goodyear Tire dr Rubber Company 1967 Grinding Wheel Division Norton Company 1937 Grinoioc Wheel institute 1930 Gulf Oil Corporation 1968 Gustin Bacon Division Certstn-tTvd Products Corporation 1936 Hall China Company 1937 Hpat.-ir.n Division American Abrasive Corporation 1966 Hanford Environmental Health Fdo. 1967 Hanson Company * * 1937 Huntmaton Alloy Products Division International Nickel Company, inc 1971 Hydro Carbide Corporation 1947 Inland Steel Company 1947 International Business Machines Corp. 1970 International Leud Zinc Research Or*. 1967 ITT Abrasive Products Company 1936 Johns'MativiUe Corporation 1939 /ones <St Lsuchlin Steel Corporation 1963 )owin at Rndvm Company 1967 Kstco Abrasives Coleman Systems Company 1973 Kawecki Bcryko Industries. Inc. 1946 Kennecort Copper Cntporatson 1942 Koppen Company. Inc. 1970 Laclede Steel Company 1968 Homer Laughlin China Company 1964 Laverack A Haines, (nc. 19*6 Lead Industries Association, inc. 1938 London Transport Executive 1962 Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant Spetty Rand Corporation !9*7 J. S. .McCormick Company 1946 Manhattan Rubber Division 1966 1966 Ravbcstos-Manftattxn. Inc. .Va.ia:;cTurinit Chemists Association Matrons .Minins Company 14 Date JmmtJ Ciimpdy 1970 Medical Supply Company 19*0 Metal Carbides Corporation 1949 Mettopolttan Life insurance C<mp 193" Michigan Abrasive Company Grindin* Wheel Division 1968 Midwestern Coating Og]>ration 1936 Mine Safety Appliances Company 1949 Mobil Oil Corporation 1936 Jose S. Morse A Son. Ini. 1971 Multi Metals. Inc. 1971 Narsonal Association of MiauIkiui 1966 National Coal Association 1937 National Grinding Whrel Division _ Federal-Mogul Ciupnamm 1937 National fndustml 3n<l Aiwa iatior l%6 National Insulation Mfrs Afvie<i<> 1937 National Lead Company 1938 National Slag Asst*Mt*e 1%2 Nederland du Punt de Nemours N ' 1971 Newcomer Products, lrt. 1963 Osbom Manufacturing Company 1933 Owens-Crnmna fiherglas Oirpuratsr. 1936 Owens-Illinois. Inr. 193? PPG Itglusttirs. Inc 1931 Pacinc Grinding Wheel Company, tr. 1937 Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corpuraimn 19*0 Poeutnahl Corporation 1938 Portland Cemenr Amaution 197<> Potters Brothers. Iru. 1967 Precision Grinding Wheel Cis^ loc. 1972 Red Hill Grinding Wheel Corporate 1970 Rex-Cur Products Company Division of C.levepak < otpuraiMgi 19.3* H. H. Rohemon Company 1937 Sc. Joe Minerals Corporation 1971 Sandvik StreL Inc. 1936 Sauereisen Cements Compaoy 1971 Selenium-Tellurium Development Ass 1967 himonds Abrasive Division Walface-Murray Corporation 1966 SiftCiair-K-oppets Oxnpany 1936 Soap and Detereem Atuaianon 1968 Sprayed Mineral Fiber Mfts. Ann.. Inc 1964 Standard Oil Company / New Jersey 1 1962 Stauffer Chemical Company 1963 Sturm. Rweer 4c Company. 1m. 1933 Susar Beet Products Company 1968 SvtteMed Corporation 1979 TRW Haileton Laboraitinm " 1947 Tata Services Limned -- 1969 Tenneto. Inc. I93K Texas Gulf Sulphur Company I960 Toms River Chemiul Corporation 19*6 Travelers InsuratKe Companies 19rl Tungsten Alloy Mfg. Co. Inc 1936 Union Carbide Corporation 19*0 United States Mineral Products Co. 1936 United States Potters Association 1936 United States Steel Corporation Van Straaten Chemical Company 193g Vesuvius Crucible Company 19* l VR/Weason Company J97l Walmet Corporation 1937 Waltham/Hampden Grinding Wheel Cc T937 Washington Mills Abrasive Company 193' Wedron Silica Company 1971 Wendt-Sonis/Ummet. Unite*! Gteenneld Div f TRW, Inc. 1962 Western Electric Comoenv. Jnc. 1977 Wtheld Grtndma Wheel Company I937 Westmxhnuse Electric Colouration 1971 Willey s Carbide Tool Company 1968 Arthur C. Wiihrnw Company 1936 Zinc Institute. Inc- INDUSTRIAL HEALTH FOUNDATION. INC. NEW MEMBERS -- 1971 American Apparel Manufacturer's Association v * American Foundrymen*s Society American Steel Foundries < Argonaut Insurance Company Asbestospray Corporation Cemented Carbide Products Association Chemico Metals Corp. * General Cigar Company International Lead Zinc Research Organization National Association of Manufacturers Selenium-Tellurium Development Association/ Inc.* Teledyne Brown Engineering T -- from Minutes of the Board of Trustees Meetings March 9 & October 11, 1971 ` ' mbaSTfllAL HEALTH rOUNOATlON. INC. NEW MEMBERS -- 1972 i ' ' m . * ) i- ( Buhl Optical Company * Chicopee Manufacturing Company i Columbia1Gas System Service Corporation Consolidated Natural' Gas Service Co., and Peoples Natural Gas Company V Industrial Bio-Test Laboratories./':. Inc. Lee-Norse Company * Miles Laboratories Organization Resources Counselors, Inc, Safety First-Industries, Inc. Shell`Oil Company- Tri-State Engineering Company \ t from Minutes of the Board of Trustees Meetings February 8, May 9, and October 9, 1972 3 V*.. &'V c XfSr; l *.' * 4 - c*4 Oi os U . V . ,,Vc* -- -?. ' C MU"i r-**seOo.'rM*'cer> Vi r* co us'f-'-r-- m ry*v* ~tsf t**'b*--r*- trt <" so sd **f-" n so rS %o P- r- tn s** s9 0 'o* ^ o* ^ O' O* OS' QK> ^ QK O' Os ^ O* Os os (O' O' fl *"5 ; 2 . . <".. Ti'-"**'. 1 f!V/'' * S*;V'.4 - * Qs -w ! , 1 ,-W-v-s o f~--\ . , a 8 -'w y. -*4 %4**&*X' vi'":' 5 !a SS-r > ^ ; 4--3XrSfCilv s - *--* o ^5 :i".* j e ** - ,, 2 - -'is **fa; < e x ^ . .-* a. ^ a ^ u <9 o 2j o U -ft ' fi -- / >. (* S W jrr.TT-,w- g'l* 2'r': s -2 . o *i . 4i*t >* O. O . O 9) O #"-or*-3P3. - - a. c >s O C u c c ti" tf ra'ft O *- 1 a# * a x fit* (0 n <r o m *5 * **-- 25^.6 & a U 3 S 2 * c 2 ?42-f(S - e 60 42 3-fl 2 T*;5 ^ O m a: <3 .i>~ 9 a. w i s < t o a, $ o;t*55 X2 2 wH s J fOf o| ** * X gs-s* Si 2 5. 5 s s<9 2 S' 3' * xe 4> .a o a.O X 3 a g (ft X g a a- o-'U o uM Mo* 2 2.S 2 <9 *? 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Allied Chemical Corporation Aluminum Company of America Aluminum Company of Canada, Lid. American Can Company American Foundrymen's Society American Insurance Association _ , American Iron and Steel Institute American Metal Climax, Inc. American Mining Congress American Mutual Insurance Alliance American Optical Corporation American Petroleum Institute ASARCO incorporated American Textile Mfrs. Institute, Inc. \ ARCO/Polymvrs, lac. Argonaut Insurance Company BASF Wyandotte Corporation - The Babnson Company / Brush Wellman, lac. CPC International. Inc, Can Manufacturers Institute, Inc. Celaneae Corporation Cemented Carbide producers Assn* Certain-Tee* 5c. Gobain Insulation Cerp. Chrysler Cot ^oration Ciba-Getgy \G Cult Industries Inc. . . Columbia Gas System Service Corporation Commercial Shearing, Inc. Companhta Sidvrurgica National \ Consolidated Edison Cu. of Mess York, Inc. Consolidated Natural Gas Service Company I . Consolidation Cual Company, Inc. O'Appoionia Consulting Engineers, Inc. DeSoto* Inc. ] Diamond Shamrock Corporation b Cdemira; U.S.A. Drafccafeld Division, Hercules, Inc. t Dravo Corporation ; . 1. du Pont d Nemours 4 Company Eastman Kodak Company . Minerals 6 Chcmicsis Division'. Fngeihard Minerals 6 Chemicals Corp. 1 Kpi* Metals Corporstion Equitable I.ife Assurance Society of U*5. Eason Corporation 'VaU. on Foundry Company Fostorta Glass Company Foundry Supply Manufacturers Group General Cigar Company, Jnc, General Electric Company Guncral Mills, Snc. General Motors Corporation General Hefrariorirs Company a. Ce*.r*a Kaolin Company Jl ^3o{n*d Company 19)7 1950 1936 1972 1973 1937 1975 J973., 1947' 1947 1970 1974 1936 1939 19*5 1974 1942 1970 1966 1974 1937 1966 1970 1937 1965 1974 1936 1974 1975 1936 1937 1974 1973' 1972 1953 1936 1937 1937 1972 1975 1970 1938 1970 1973 1968 1937 1972 197) 1937 1956 1956 1971 1974 1972 1974 1956 1975 Grinding Wheel Institute GuU Oil Corporation Hall China Company Heins U.S.A. (Div. of H. J. Heim Co.) Howell Industrial Clinic Huntington Alloys, Inc." Industrial Gasket 6 Shim Co.. Inc. ^Rex*ol!e2ta<td.Company in'. Inland Steel Company IBM Corporation International Lead Zinc Research Org. International Technical Information Inst. Johns-Manville Corporstion * Jones 6 Laugblin Steel Corporation - Kawecki Berylco Industries, Inc. . Kopp Class, Inc. Hoppers Company, Inc. : -Laclede Steel Company Homer iaughlin China Company .Lenox Crystal, Inc. J. S. McCormick Company Marc ana Mining Company Marion Health 6 Safety, Inc. *Mctropoiitsn LUe Insurance Company Miles Laboratories. Inc. Mtllikco Brick Company Mine Safety Appliances Company Mobay Chemical Company Monongaheia Iron 6 Metal Company, Inc. Motor Vehicle Mfrs. Assn. ofU.S.. Inc. NL Industries. Inc. National Annealing Box Company National Forge Company Organisation Resources Counselors. Inc. Qwens-Corntag VibeigUs Corporation Owens-Illinois, Inc. PPG Industries. Inc. Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Peoples Natural Gas Company Pittsburgh 4 Lake Erie Railroad PneumafU Corporation Portland Cement Association Potters Industries, Inc. " Pullman-Standard Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. H. H. Robertson Company Safety First Industries. Jnc. The Sager Glove Corporation St. Joe Minerals Corporation Sauereisen Cements Company Seattle Services Division. Ih: Hoeing C. Selenium-Tellurium Development Assn. . h Sharon Steel Corporation Shell Oil Company Shenango Incorporated Soap and Dvit-rgciU Assot latu.n Th* Standard Oil Company 'Multipii1 kmp 4? r*t Joined 19*2 19*5 19*9 19** 1970 1972 193* 1974 1970 1936 193* Comoanv Stauffer Chemical Company Sturm, Huger It Company, Inc. Teoncco, lac. Thermal Insulation Manufacturers Association, lac. ,, Travelers Insurance Companies Tri*Stat Engineering Company Union Carbide Corporation United States Gypsum Company U. S* Mineral Products Company : U. 5. Potters Association United States Steel Corporation Date Joined 1960 1938 1975 1975 1974 1937 19*2 1937 19*6 1975 Company Van Straaten Chemical Company Vesuvius Crucible Company Vulcan Mold * Iron Company Washington Mould, Machine n Foundry Company Watson*Standard Company Wedron Silica Division, Del Monte Properties Company Western Electric Company, IncWestinghouse Electric Corporation Arthur C* Withrow Company Young Galvanising, Inc- NEW MEMBERS ^ The Aosul Compu/ Consolidation Coal Company Inc. E. D'Appolonia Consulting Engineers, Inc. Epic Metals Corporation Industrial Casket 2c Shim Company, Inc. Monongahela Iron it Metal Company, Inc. Pittsburgh it Lake Erie .Railroad The Standard Oil Company :> \ Vulcan Iron it Mold Company ' Washington Mould, Machine it Foundry Company j Young Galvanizing, Inc. . w 8 rneuiurs - 19"6 Annual Reports Date Joined Comoanv 1937 1976 1936 1956 1936 1969 1947 1971 1938 J 944 1957 1937 1945 1944 1967 1976 1936 1969 1976 1976 1976 1976 1966 1979 1974 1970 1944 1955 1951 1971 1968 1974 195N 1974 197* 147t 19* 1973 1972 1976 1974 1974 1952 1976 1973 1976 191? 1977 1936 19*it . 197 3 i*n*> 19V1964 1976 Abrasive Grata Association Allegheny County Sanitary Authority Allegheny Ludlum Industries, lnc> Allied Chemical Corp. Aluminum Company of America Aluminum Company of Canada, Ltd. -i American Can Co. Americna Foundrymea's Society American Insurance Association American Iron and Steel Institute AMAX, Ik. American Mining Congress American Mutual Insurance Alliance . A. O. Safety Products (Sir. of American Optical Corp.) * * American Petroleum Institute American Restaurant China Council, Inc. ASARCO Incorporated American Textile Mfra, Institute, Inc. American Welding 4 Manufacturing Co. American Wood Preservers Institute Amenchem Inc* Anaconda Co., Wire 4 Cable Div. A'RCO/Polymers, Inc. Argonaut Insurance Co* BASF .Wyandotte Corp* The Bahnson Co* Brush Wellman, Inc* CPC International, Inc. Can Manufacturers Institute, Inc* Cemented Carbide Producers Association Certain-Teed St. Gobain Insulation Corp. Chrysler Corp. Ciba-Geigy AG .. Colt Industries Inc. Columbia Gas System Service Corp. Commercial Shearing, Inc. Companhia Siderurgica Nacional Consolidated Edison Co. of Mew York, Inc. Consolidated Natural Gas Service Co. Consolidation Coal Co., Inc* D'Appelonia Consulting Engineers, Ine. OeSote. Inc* Diamond Shamrock Corp* Dick Corp* Dow Chemical U.S. A. Dow Corning Corp* * Draaenfeld Division* Hercules, Inc. Dravo Corp. E. I. du Pont de Nemours 4 Co. Eastman Kodak Co. Minerals 4 Chemicals Division. Engelhard Minerals 4 Chemicals Corp. Epic Metals Corp* Eouuable Life Assurance Society of U. S. Exxon Corp. Essex Group Date Joined Comp.ny 1977 1976 Falcon Foundry Co. Fort Pitt Steel Casting 1974 1976 Fostofia Glass Co. Franklin Glue Co. ..1936 . Foundry-Supply Manufacturers Croup 1970 General Cigar Co., Inc. 1947 General Electric Co. 1951 General Mills, Ine. 1942 General Motors Corp. 1974 General Refractories Co. 1954. Georgia Kaolin Co* 1937 >*Griadiag Wheel Institute 1950 Gulf Oil Corp. 1976 Halcon International, Ine. 1936 Hall China Co. .... 1976 Harbiton-Walker Refractories 1972 Heins U.S.A. (Div. of H. J. Heinz Co*) 1976 HiU 4* Griffith Co. 1973' Howell Industrial Clitic 1937 Huntington Alloyj. Inc. 1975 industrial Gasket 4 Shim Co., Inc. 1973 IngersoU-Rand Co. * 1947 Inland Steel Co. 1947 . IBM' Corp* 1970 International Lead Zinc Research Org. 1974 International Technical Information Inst. 1936 Johss-Manville Corp. .1939 Jones 4 laughlin Steel Corp. 1955 Kaweeki Berylco Industries, Inc. 1974 Kopp Glass, Inc. 1942 Koppers Co* Ine. 1970 Laclede Steel Co. . 1962 Lageven, S.A. 1968 Homer Laughlin China Co. 1974 Lenox Crystal, Inc. 1937 J. S.* McCormick Co. 1976 Marathon Oil Co. ___ 1966 Mareona Mining Co. 1970 Marion Health * Safety. Inc- 1937 Metropolitan Life insurance Co- 1965 Miles laboratories, Inc. 1974 MiUiken Brick Co. 1936 Mine Safety Appliances Co. 1974 Mobay Chemical Cu. 1975 Monongahela Iron 4 Metal Co-, inc. 1936 Motor Vehicle Mlts. Assn. '"..S-. ini 1937 NL Industries, Inc. 1974 National AsineuJing Box Co. 1973 National Forge Co. 1972 Organisation Rvaourct** Counselors. Ir.c 1953 Owens-Corninc Titn'rijias Corp- 1937 PPG Industrie;., I.,s. 1937 Pennsylvania Cl** a.*no Corp. 1972 Peoples Natural C*s Co. 1975 Pittsburgh 4 Lake Erte Railr-.^u 1970 Pneumafil Corp. 1938 Portland Cement Association 1HT Members (continued) Date Joined 1970 1973 197b 196ft 1976 1937 1976 1972 1976 1973 1937 1956 1966 1971 1976 1974 1972 1974 1956 1975 1962 1976 1965 Comoaae Potters Industries* Inc, FuUman*Staodard - * RAD Services, Inc. Raybestoa-Manhattan. Inc. The Refractories Institute H. H Robertson Co. SCM Corp. Safety First Industries* Inc. Schering-Plough Corp. The Sager Glove Corp. St. Joe Minerals Corp* Sauereleen Cements Co. Seattle Services Div., The Boeing Co. r Selenium-Tellurium Development Assn** Inc. Seoeo Products, Inc. Sharon Steel Corp. Shell OU Co* Sienango Inc. Soap and Detergent Aaeociation . The Standard Oil Co. Stauffer Chemical Co. Stallite Division, Cabot Corp. Sturm, Ruger fc Co.* Inc. Date Joined Comoanv 1969 Tenneco, Inc. 1966 Thermal Insulation Mfrs. Ann., Inc. 1976 Tile Council of America, Inc. 1970 Travelers Insurance Co. 1972 Tri-State Engineering Co. 1976 D-VI Inc. 1936 Union Carbide Corp. 1974 United States Gypsum Co. 1970 U. S. Mineral Products Co. 1936 ' .B. S. Potters Association 1936 . United States Steel Corp. 1960 v - Van Straaten Chemical Co. 1972 Vesuvius Crucible Co. 1975 ,, Vulcan Mold fc Iron Co'.'v 1976 WABCO Transportation Systems Group 1975 Washington Mould Machine fc Foundry Co. 1974 Watson-Standard Co. - ^ 1937 Wedroe Silica Division, ' Del Monte Properties Co. 1962 Western Electric Co., Inc. 1937- Westingheuae Electric Corp. 1976' Williams It Co. Inc. 1968 . Arthur C. Withrow Co. 1975 Young Galvanizing* lac. NEW MEMBERS Allegheny County Sanitary Authority 1 American Restaurant China Council. Inc. American Welding end Manufacturing Company American Wood Preservers Institute * ...........Americbem, Incorporated . - Anaconda Company. Wire and Cable Division 7 *' ' ; Commercial Shearing. Incorporated Dice. Corporation Dow Corning Corporation Eases Croup* Incorporated Fort Pitt Steel Casting The Franklin Glue Company Kalcoe International, Incorporated Harfaison-Walker Refractories KU1 and Griffith Company Marathon Oil Company RAD Service*, Incorporated The Refraetorlee Institute Schering-Plough Corporation Seseo .-_*oducti, Incorporated SCM Corporation Stellite Division, Cabot Corporation Tile Council of America, Incorporated U*VI Incorporated WABCO Transportation Systems Group William* and Company, Incorporated 13ik MKMitEith - 1977 Annual Report Dai* Joint'd Compaiw 191? IW Abrasive Crain Association Allegheny County Sanitary Authority * 1936 Allegheny Ludlum Industries. Inc. l?4$ Alliance of American insurers 4 1956 Allied Chemical Corp. 19)6 1969 1957 Aluminum Co. of America Aluminum Co. of Canada, lid. AMAX Inc. 1947 American Can Co* 1971 American Foundrymen's Society 147) American Indue* rial Hygiene Aaaociation I9i# 1944 1917 1967 American Insurance Association American Iron It Steel Institute American Mining Congress American Petroleum Institute 1476 . Amcru an Restaurant China Council* Inc.* 19)0 ASAHCO, Inc. American Textile Manufacturers 1470 1970 Institute, Inc. American Welding k Manufacturing Co. American Wood Preservers Institute 1976 . 1970 ' I960 Americhem, inr* .. Anaconda Cu.. W\re k Cable Division AKCO/PoJymers. Inc. 1970 Atjtoium Insurance Co. 1:974 HAST Wyandotte Corp. Ij977 Ilnrg* Warner Chemicals 1944 Hrush Wellman, Jnc* 15)77 flutfalo Color Corp. * 1944 CPC International, Inc. 1977 1471 Campbell Soup Co. Cemented Carbide Producer* Association 4977 Central Medical Health Services 146k Certain feed Corp. 1974 Chrysler Corp. 194* 197* ('iba*(leigy AC Colt Industries Inc. 147i i9;v 194R l*7 Columbia Cu* Stt*m Service Corp. O.mmert iai Shearing, Inc. (*<oi>punhia Sideftirgua AUciuAli <;.***.Itiiat***i Kdison <!#. of New York, Inc. 1",'. * .-.olidaled X-t*ir.l t'la* Survive Co. 1 . < Tiei T t.., In*. . .<*i 1 , In. . .i.i .a* niiuo re. t t'.-ip. 1 V ?. m 1 t orp. !47'i jo.a' * 1* m el* b. A. 147*. J4|,* Dmi (`utmnK Corp. XJratenleld Dntsiun. Uer**ule, Im. *41/ 14Mi . Ursvti Corp. Fastman Kodak Co. IM* . f. 1. du Pont de Nemours U Co. Mineral* k Chemicals i)ivu>n Kv*-lhard Minerals b> Chemicals Corp. l*|7> Kjm Mela)* Corp. Multiple ktemta-rsoip Date Joined t.'liliUiiiitv 1956 Equitable Life Assurance 1 1 1976 Essex Croup, In*.. 1964 Exxon Corp. 1973 Falcon Foundry Co. 1976 Fort Pitt Steel Casting ,, 1974 Fostoria Class Cu. 1936 Foundry Supply Manufacturers t',ri. 1976 The Franklin Clue Co. 1970 General Cigar 6 Tobacco Co.. Ibv. of Culbro Corp. 1947^ "General Electric Co. 1951 General Mills. Inc. 1942 General Motors Corp. 1974 , General Refractories Co. 1954 Georgia Kaolin Co. 1937 Grinding Wheel Institute 1950 Gulf Oil Corp. ^ 1976 Halcon International,' Inc. 1936 Hall China Co. 1977 Hankisbn Corp. 1976 ...'Harbisen* Walker Refractories ' 1972 Helds* U*S. A.?fDiv; of H. J- Hein* .1966 Hierro-Poru 1976 Hill k Griffith Co. 197) Howell Industrial Clinic 1937 Huntington Alloys, Inc. 1975 Industrial Casket & Slum Co.. In*. 1947 Inland Steel Co. 1947 International ttusines* Machine* <Y 1970 International Lead Zinc Research Organization 19)6 Johns*Manvillc C.rp. >939 Jones k Laughlin StcW Corp 1955 Kawecki Scrylco Industries, -Jn* . 1974 Kopp Class. Inc. 197C Laclede Steel Co. 1962 Lagoven, S. A. 196H Homer Laughlin China Cu* 1974 Lenox Crystal. Inc. 19)7 J. S. McCormu k Cu. !>?< Marathon Oil <'. . V . Metropolitan ! .1. (:*..f.uu. ... to Mint Sattly '.}.!* . . * `*1 a.m : '.V idt M)uV iIIh'im* ;.. 1< n . ; Motor Culls M-IU,I..I.|- ; >,y < < Motor Vrhuir Maiini *. ** r*. .*. of U. S>, in* 1974 National Aonealinc (!*<;. t m* National Forue Co. 1977 National Health Wat* h. In* . 1972 Organization U s,tr< *> U-r- 1953 Owcns-Cuffunu KiLergla* tluip- 14)7 PPG Industries, Inc. 1937 Pcnnsyivama Glass Sand Corp IMF MEMbElth {continued* Date Joined Company 1972 1975 1970 1911 1970 1973 1977 1976 I960 1976 1937 1976 1972 1973 1937 .1937 1977 1956 1976 1974 1972 1974 1956 . 1977 1975 1937 People* Natural Ca* Co. Pittsburgh 6 Lake Erie Railroad pnsumafil Corp. ^ * Portland Cement Association Potters Industrie*, Jnc. * Pullman-Standard . Quaker Stats Oil Refining Corp. RAD Services, lac. Raybostos* Manhattan. Inc* The Refractories Institute H. H* Robertson Co* SCM Corp. . Safety First Industries, lac. The Soger Clove Corp. St. Joe Minerals Corp. ' - Ssuereiseo Cements.Co. Schuylkill Metal* Corp. ** Seattle Services Dlv., The Boeing Co* Seaco Products, Inc. Sharon Steel Corp. Shell Oil Co. ^Shenango Inc. Soap k Detergent Association SpartekV Inc. The Standard Oil Co. Stauffer Chemical Co. Date Joined 1976 """'Sicliile Division, Cubut Corp. 1969 Tcnnccu. Inc. 1966 Thermal Insulation Manuta tyr.-r* Asm-.. 1976 Tile Council ot America, Inc- 1970 Travelers Insurance Con;p*rm. 1972 Tri-State Engineering Co. 1976 IX-VJ Inc. 1936 Union Carbide Corp. 1974 United States Gypsum Co. 1970 U. S. Minerals Produet* Co. 1936 , U. S. Potters Association 1936 'xUnited States Steel Corp. 1960k..*- Vsn Strsaten Chemical Co. 1972 Vesuvius Crucible Co. 1977 . Volkswagen Mfg. Corp. of America .1976 WABCO Railway Products Group 1975 Washington M<#uid. Machine a * 1974 Watson-Standard Co. 1937 Wed riot .Silica 0v., |-*rltb]- !!- t. < :i. 1977 '.VVocai-l rile Co. 1962 Western Electric .. in* .1937 . Weftinghous.o .Vrp.' , 1.97T -Whirlpool Corp. 1.976 Williams 6 Co.. lr.c.` 1975 * Young Galvanizing, Jm . . NEW MEMBERS -- 1977 Borg-Warner Chemicals Buffalo Color Corp. Campbell Soup Co. Control Msdical Health Se rvice* John D. Copanos Co., Inc. HankUon Corp. Motor Coil* Manufacturing C. National Health Watch. 1m . Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. Schuylkill Mutals Corp. Spartck. Jnc. Vul^twK'rr. Manuiat tunny Corj/k '.Vffli ill I'm* O- .Vf.iriOi * 1 utw. . . ut An** r:.. ) 1HF MEMBERS - 1978 Annual Report Dau joined Comu&Y :> ) 1937 1978 1976 1936 1945 1956 1936 1969 1957 1947 1971 1973 1936 1944 1937 1967 1976 1969 1976 1976 1976 r1976* 1966 . 1970 1936 1977 1944 1977 1977 1971 1977 1968 1974 1958 1974 1972 1978 1975 1958 1973 1972 1975 1977 1978 1952 1976 1973 1976 1937 1937 1936 1978 1973 jo-- Abrasive Grain Association * * Alberta Dept, of Labour Allegheny County Sanitary Authority Allegheny Ludlum Industries, Inc, Alliance of American Insurers Allied Chemical Corp. Aluminum Co, of America Aluminum Co, of Canada ,.AUAX, Inc, American Can Co, American Fouadryman's Society American Industrial Hygiene Association ` American Insurance Association j American Iren It Steel Institute Americas Mining Congress' American Pe&oieum'Institute . American Restaurant China Council, Inc, American Textile Mfre, Institute, Inc, . Americas Welding It Manufacturing Co, American Wood Preservers Institute Americhcm Ine, .Anaconda Co,, WireACsble.Oiv, `. ARCO/Polymere, Inc* Argonaut Insurance Co, ASARCO. Inc, * BorgWarner Chemicals Brush Wellman, Inc, Buffalo Color Corp, Campbell Soup Co, Cemented Carbide Producers Assn. Central Medical Health Services CertainTeod Corp, Oirysler Corp, Ciba-Geigy AC Coil Industries Inc, Columbia Gas System Service Corp, Columbia Nitrogen Corp. Commercial Shearing, Inc, Companhia Siderurgica Nadoaal Cosaolidatsd Edison Co, of New York, Inc. Consolidated Natural Gas Service Co, Consolidation Coal Co,, Inc, John D, Copasos Co. Inc, D'Appoionia Consulting Engineers, Inc. Diamond Shamrock Corp. Dick Corp, Dow Chemical U. S. A. Dow Corning Corp. Drakeaield Div., Hercules, Inc. Dravo Corp. E. I. du Pont da Nemours fc Co. Duraioy Blaw-Knox, Inc. Minerals A Chemicals Division Engelhard Minerals A Chemicals Coro. ......... . . deposition EXHIBIT Pf-f. AJo-59 Date Joined Comoaav 2976 1964 1973 1978 1976 1974 1936 1976 1978 1970 1947 1951 1942 . 1974 1954 1937 1950 1976 1936 1977 \ i976 .. 1978 1966 1976 1975 1937 1978 1978 1978 1978 1975 1947 1947 1970 1936 1939 1955 1974 1942 1970 1962 1968 1974 1978 2 937 1976 1978 1937 1936 1974 1978 1975 1977 1936 V * . ... uVtW %, , Essex Croup - Ecus Corp. Falcon Foundry Co. Fisher Controls Co. Fort Pitt Steel Casting Fostoria Glass Co. Foundry Supply Manufacturers Group The Franklin Glue Co, General Alloy Casting Co, General Cigar 6 Tobacco Co, '"General Electric Co. General Mills, Inc. General Motors Corp. General Refractories Co, Georgia Kaolin Research - Grinding Wheel Institute Gulf Oil Corp, ' Halcon Internationar, Inc. Hall China Co, HanMaon Corp,. * . <Harbism*Walker .Refractories Harvey Industries, lac. Hierro-Peru Hill It Griffith Co. Howell Industrial Clinic Huntington Alloys, lac. Huntington Placing. Ine, * IQ Americas, lac. XLCO. Inc. Imaging Systems Corp. Industrial Casket A Shim Co. Inland Steel Co. International Business Machines Corp International Load Zinc Research Org Johns-Maaville Corp, Jones A Laughlia Steel Corp, KaweeM Beryieo Industries, Ine. Kopp Class, lac. Koppers Co,, lac. Laclede Steel Co, Lagovca. S. A, Homer Laughlia China Co, Lenox Crystal, Ine. MAT Chemicals, lac. J, S, McCormick Co. Marathon Oil Co. C. H. Mas land A Sons Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Mine Safety Appliances Co. Mobay Chemical Co, Molded Fiber Class Tray Co. Monongahela Iron A Metal Co. Motor Coils Manufacturing Co. Motor Vehicle Mar.*--'-' " - p-s? % IHF MEMBERS (continued) Pate Joined Comoaa> 1977 1972 1953 1937 . 1978 1972 1975 1970 1938 1970 1937 1973 1977 1976 : 196$ 1976 1937 1978 1972 1973 . 1937 . 4956 1977 1976 11956 :i976 .'.1974 3972 National Health Watch, lac. s* Organisation Resources Counselors. Inc. Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. Pennsylvania GZaaa Sand Corp. 1 Pennsylvania Power Co. People# Natural Cae Co. Pittsburgh b Lake Erie Railroad ' Pneumafil Corp. Portland Cement Association Potters ladustrias, Inc. PPG Industries, lac# Pullman-Standard ^ Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. RAP Services, lac. .. Rxybeeeoe-Maahattaa, lac# - The Refreetorieslnstitute H. H# Robertson Co. Ri.-.-x Laboratories, lac. Sa. sty First Industries. Inc. 7 oe Sager Clove Corp. St. Joe-Minerals Corp. . - Sauereisea Cements Co. Schuylkill Metals Corp. SCM Corp. Seattle Services Div. # Boeing Co. Seaeo Products# Inc. Sharon Steel Corp. Shell Oil Co. ! e 1 Date Joined Compiov 1974 Shcaasgo Inc. 1956 Soap b Detergent Association 1977 Spartek, lac. 1975 The Standard Oil Co. 1976 Stellite Div., Cabot Corp. 1969 Tenneco Inc. 1966 Thermal Insulation Manufacturers Asst 1978 Tile Council of America, lac. 1970 Travelers Insurance Companies 197?^* Tri-State Engineering Co. 1976 H-VI lac. 1936 Union Carbide Corp. 1974 . United States Gypsum Co. 1970 U. S, Mineral Products Co.- 1936 U S. Potters Association 1960 Van Straaten Chemical Co. 1972 Vesuvius Crucible'Co. 1977 Volkswagen Mfg. Corp. of America - 4976 WABCO Railway Products Group 1975 Washington Mould# Machine b Foundry C : 1974 Watson-Standard Co. 1977 Wencael Tile Co. 1962 Western Electric Co. 1937 Weetlaghouse Electric Corp. 1977 Whirlpool Corp. 1976 Williams b Co. 1975 Young Galvanising. Inc. NEW MEMBERS -- 1978 Alberta Departeneat of labour Columbia Nitrogen Corp. Durelay Blaw-Knox, lac. Fisher Control* Co. General Alloy Costing Co. Harvey Industries, lac. Huntington Plating. Inc.ILCO. lac. Imaging System* Corp. Mb? Chemical*, lac. C. H. Msslsad b Sons Molded Fiber Class Tray Co. Pennsylvania Power Co. Roux laboratories, lac. ) Industrial Health Foundation IV: f-ltlanurr.h i'lMr. C,lfiv9 C cranwv IHF MEMBERSHIP LISTS . 1981 , 1980 From Acme dated Sept. 17, 1981 Complete (Annual Report) , 1979 1978 1977 ' 1976 1975 , 1974 1973 1972 New members only (Minutes Board of Trustees Meetings, Feb. 8, May 9, Cct. 11I 971 . 1970 i 1969 t 1968 New members only (Minutes Board of Trustees Meetings, Mar. 9 and Cct. 11) Complete (Annual Report) - 1967 196c , 1965 1964 - 1963 - Members represented by proxies, new members, members resigned. (Meeting of Members* October 23, 1963) 1962 - New members only (Annual Report) 1961 - " ' * I960 - No record Industrial Health Foundation IHF MEMBERSHIP LISTS (Contd.) jV . 1959 - Complete (Annual Report) * * _ v fV^IM**** : ;. 1958 - No record 1957 - New members only {Transactions Bulletin No. 31, 22nd Annual Meeting, . October 30-31, 1957) 1956 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 30, 21st Annual Meeting, November 14-15, 1956) ' 1955 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 29, 20th Annual Meeting, November 16-17, 1955) 1954 New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 28, 19th Annual Meeting, November 17-18, 1954) r 1953 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 26, 18th Annual Meeting, November 19, 1953) 1952 - No record \ 1951 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 19, 16th Annual Meeting, t November 15, 1951) 1550 - New members only (Transactions Bullting No. 15, November 16, 1950) 15th Annual Meeting-, 1949 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 11, 14th Annual Meeting, November 17, 1949) 1948 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin. No. 10, 13th Annaul Meeting, ' November 18, 1948) 1947 - New members only (Transactions Bulletin No. 9, 12th Annual Meeting, November 20, 1947) 1946 - Complete (Transactions Bulletin No. S, 11th Annual Meeting, November 7, 1946) 1945 - Complete (Proceedings, 10th Annual Meeting, November 14-15. 1945, Par: IV) 1 944 - Complete (Proceedings, 9th Annual Meeting, November 15-16, 1944, Par: IV) 1943 - Complete (Proceedings, 8th Annual Meeting, November 10-1 1, 1943) 1942 - New members only (Proceedings, 7th Annual Meeting, November 10-11, 1942) lno:stri*.i .neaun ounQation , ... * . H-\ z:- t: : l?: mT MEMBERSHIP LISTS (Contd.) 19*11 - New members only (Proceedings* 6th Annual Meeting* November 12-13, 1941) 1940 - New members only (Proceedings, 5th Annual Meeting*. NovembeiT 12-13, 1940) 1939 - No record t 1938 - No record . 1937 * Complete (Proceedings of Special Meeting, November 30, 1937) X-- -- 1 1/5/81 -- JTBrjlc-*.....