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and error does bare its adv&tagea. at least if there is pot too much error. Without gradual improvements pressures are built up. Ex treme remedies mar then be suggested. These may well seem satis factory to only a few. Let us have evolution rather than drastic change. SUMMARY OF OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE. LEGISLATION--1956 Congress &2280 (Public Law 803--84th Congress) effective July 26, 1956, increases benefits under LongBhopetnen%-nd-ifgrbgr=oiteei'VOpmpei>s&tion Act--revises provisions as to special fund. Kentucky............S3. 98 (Chapter 342, Laws of 1956) effective August 1, 1956, revises occupational disease provisions. Maryland............S.B. 85 (Chapter 94, Laws of 1956) effective June 1,1956, lengthens statute of limitations in ease medical care is furnished. Massachusetts . ,H3. 3140 (Act No. 602, Laws of 1956) effective November 4.1956. revises rehabilitation provisions. I I New York.......... S. Int 1588 (Chapter 696, Laws of 1956) effective March 1.1957, enacts volunteer firemen's benefit law. Int. 3874 (Chapter 697, Laws of 1956) effective May 1, 1956, enacts amendments to volunteer firemen's benefit law. Pennsylvania ...HB 1397 (Act 355. Acts of 1955) effective Starch 29,1956, revises Occupational Diseases Act. S3. 235 (Act 488, Acts of 1955) effective September 1, 1956. Amends 0(vocational Disease Act with reference to coverage of tuberculosis. Workmen's Compensation Study Commissions Massachusetts . .H3. Z923 Maryland............(appointed by Governor) Michigan............S. Res. 43 .Jtav.JUuk -- ..-.XiMnreta'ulXommi^oarij Virginia.............HJ.R. 91 (Public Officers) Atomic Energy Study Commissions Massachusetts .. S3. 723, S.B. 791 New Jersey........ SJ.R. 11 New York......... A. Res. 206 Ohio................... H.R.215X Rhode Island ...H3. 937 South Carolina .. S3. 531 * Virginia............. SJ.R 10 . [126] .1 All WithP* ElCCetrrc It is singula be in Pittsburgh, as a striking exa: chic TtuproYemen of the air palluti he the first to f Those of us wh> by visible evidem do it. Moreover, for hs efforts in and redeveloping ing areas as the * Thus it is p assigned me in a mutation who *av the lot of all com Air )miluii<n. regarded as a ]< efforts were dim Professor Tlioina> early as J832 X stitnte a nuisane alone affords in tion against the e upon the mere jil jaeent property, pletely inefi'ectua modern indiistrii: numerable soun-< soim-c of injury persons who migl api>e;!ts obvious statutory law w;i- Karlv Inca I l. CrtWAn. Thoina* A. N. 4. i^iin