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FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1946 DOC IHF020 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Excerpts - Foundation Facts - Aug 5 Peele 2-58 RT Ot 5. u Lea *y oe) Sat) an 4 <2! INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATI FOUNDATION FOUNDATI FOUNDATI FOUNDATION FOUNDATION Foundation Facts is a monthly letter issued ! to industrial concerns holding holding membership in Industrial Hygiene Foundation The is a Foundation profit association of Industries for the advancement of healthful working conditions 8 Vol April 1946 No. 4 Medical Engineering Transactions Issued The Transactions covering the Medical and Engineering Section of the Foundation's Tenth Annual Meeting were published and sent to members This notable publication contains recently A preliminary report by Dr. C.O. Sappington on a field now in progress on Industrial Health DepartmentDepartment Functions study Dr. Leroy UA. pGanaerldndeirscussion on Accurate Diagnosis of Silicosis led by an _ a Holden A report on Accurate Measurement of Silicosis HazardsHazards and other members of the Foundation's staff and by Dr. F.R. A detailed report by Dr. W.M. Gafafer on the sick absenteeism in which the Foundation has been continuing study of U.S. Public Health Service since 1940 cooperating with the Use Chemistry and The Council on Industrial Health the Council on of the American Medical Association have issued Pharmacy and tion and Treatment of Silicosis a report on Aluminum in the PrevenThis is published in the April 27 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association A of the the current INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE DIGEST copy report is contained in 4 A revision of the Preventive EngineeringEngineering bulletin on Measurement of Air & Flow his Rate Industrial Ventilation has just just been issued to members The publication exhausted the original demand for e May now secure them original printing Members desiring additional copies Integration Health Safety The Foundation arranged an industrial hygiene program at the Western Pennsylvania of Safety Conference held in Pittsburgh late in April the Aluminum Company and Theodore F. Hatch of the Dr. Dudley A. Joint discussion Foundation participated in on Integration of Industrial Safety Hygiene and Medicine Irwin a Foundation's NewsBriefs Industrial Members of the Foundation's staff attended the annual meeting of the Dr. Holden Physicians and Industrial Hygienists held in Chicago recently presented a paper at the meeting A.J. Lanza Chairman of the Foundation's Medical Committee was given the Knudsen Award at the conclusion of the sessions trial trial This is presented each year to a physician for outstanding work in indus- health H ly 1946 1946 762 779 try 21 733 7 ns Ais ; oe ? a b>: =A | ant . 3 : bed z NOUSTRIAL FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATION Foundation Foundation Facts is a to monthly letter is industrial concerns holding membershi Industrial Hygiene is a The Found profit association of industries for advancement of healthful working condit Vol 8 August 1946 No. Dr. Walmer Named Foundation Medical Director Announcement is made of the Director of Industrial Hygiene Foundataipopnointment of Dr. C. Richard Walmer as Medica , Dr. Walmer took up his duties August 1 He will direct the medical as full physician for the Foundation improvement of working conditions phases of the or organization's efforts for the also and the advancement of serve as Secretary of the Foundation's Medical employee health He will Dr. A.J. Lanza Associate Medical Director MetropoliCtoamnmiLtitfeee IwnhsiucrhanicseheComapadnyed by Corporation Hospitals For the past five years Dr. Walmer has been Hazlett Medical Director at Wes inghouse inghouse Electric associated associated with Dr. T. Lyle gist and as a consulting specialist in industrial serving as toxicolo- with sick disability cases and in industrial medicine He has had wide experie staff member of Presbyterian and BraddockBprraodtdeoccktiGnegnewroarlkers against health hazards He is Pittsburgh tine tine at the University of Hospital Pennsylvania also holds the Master of Science degree his M.D. degree in 1935 he took one year of postgraduate work in medi Besides his medical training Dr. Walmer in chemistry Annual Meeting Nov. 7 FOU A series of informal table Conferences member companies in connection with the are planned for representative Sear The general meeting will be held Foundation'sFoundation's Eleventh Annual Meeting this de ConferencesConferences will be held the on November7 at Mellon Institute Pittsburgh atative atative arrangement follows day before and the day after the regular meeting Th Nov. 6 AM -- Medical Conference PM -- Medico Conference Nov 7 -- Eleventh Annual Meeting of Members AM - Engineering Conference PM -- Engineering Conference Nov.8 AM - Chemical and Toxicological Conference PM - Chemical and Toxicological Conference An agenda covering subject matter to be Sent + to members in advance of the discussed at the Conferences Conferences will for the Annual Meeting Members annual meeting along with the preliminary pro- interested personnel in are urged to see see that this material reaches different departments within within the company radio six News Brief From the Research iation radio talks describing wartime Laboratory to the Armed ForcesForces a series iation e members One of work at Mellon Institute is now available to the talks is devoted to Foundation activities F rf wan at iy ay Ms . taker ROUSTRIAL HYGIENfi NDUSTRIAL FOUNDATION FOUNDATI FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATION N FACTS FACTS FACTS - industrial Foundation memb a Facts monthly monthly monthly news. 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October 1946 aa 1034 ions tale 1034J a 1018# 997 =x 997 talc talc 977 977 di- x 2 Final Program 11th Annual Final Annual Institute Pittsburgh 7 The final ation, to The final program for the Eleventh Annual program program Institute Pittsburgh Meeting Industrial November Industrial Hygiene F lation IN INDUSTRIAL HEALTH follows follows oromethane 1029 Rev.) .Rev 1029 961 Rev. 962 1035 1041 MUCTIIN COMES FROM PEOPLE COUCTION COMES srial 3 wor= 1021 wor EDS EDS INDUSTRIAL HEALTH AMINISTRATIVE PRACTICE 975 1036 ksRev.) 960 . k.Rev ts 971 DINGS FROM FOUNDATION PLANT AND LABORATORY RESEARCH OF MARY MARY MEDICAL RON CONFERENCES AND ENGINEERING ction. ction of ess 983, ; ation AGECCMUEPNATTI'OSNAOL PHPEOARLTTUHNITY OPPORTUNITY ADVANCE P PIRATORY PIRATORY ILLS THEIR CONTROL INDUSTRY INFLUENZA IMMUNIZATION ym, P THERETSHEEARCH RESEARCH CHEMICAL INJURIES Be.Bb DEVELOPMENTS RESPECTING OCUPATIONAL HEALTH 3 industry EP ROCISSIROOCISNION Andrew Fletcher Executive Presi Joseph Joseph Industrial Company Presi Chairman Industrial Hygiene Foundatio Indu trial John McMahon McMahon Foundation Director Hygiene Foundation Admiral Moreell Mines Administrator President Turner C Administrator President Turner Construction Company C.O. Sappington Consultant Consultant Industrial Health P.H., Consultant F.R. Hatch Industrial Hygiene T.F. Hatch Industrial Foundati Foundati Medical Medical Committee Committee Prof. Drinker Chairm Preventive Engineering Engineering Committee IndusPreventive Foundation Committee, Indus- trial Hygiene Onondaga R.H. Pass, President, Onondaga Pottery C The Johns Hopkins University The Johns McLaughlin M.D. in Industrial Ophthalmology Ophthalmology Consultant in Industrial Mullikin Waters Chairman Foundation Committee & trial Hygiene Foundation Foundation Indus. trial Bloomfield Asst AL ie EHABILITATION PROGRAM TO of toxic EHABILITATION EHABILITATION EHABILITATION of 10115 Hygiene Hygiene B.E. U.S. Public Claims Kuechle Vice President and Claims Employers Employers Mutual President and Claims M From People- Liability Insurance Co. -- ~ProductionComes From People ~ . awit.