FILE NAME: Eagle-Picher (EP) DATE: 1932 DOC#: EP003 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Letter RE Inspection Report (See File # 1 for Report & #5) 'nited S tates Department of commerce BUREAU O F M INES CO-OPERATIVE C LIN IC PICHER, OKLAHOMA March 11, 1932.

FILE NAME: Metropolitan Life (ML) DATE: 1935-1945 DOC#: ML315 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Formation of Air Hygiene Foundation \ 1^ t../ Tw e n t y -Tw o Ea st Fortieth St r e e t Ne w Yo r k ,N.Y.

FILE NAME: Metropolitan Life (ML) DATE: 1936 Sept DOC#: ML045 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Journal Article by Dr.

FILE NAME: Chemical Abstracts (CHAB) DATE: 1934 DOC#: CHAB010 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Abstract Originally Published in 1934 by Stuber 223 Chemie' abstracts 224 Vol. 29 during the process of burning.

FILE NAME Owens Corning OC DATE 1935 Jan 4 DOC OC159 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION 1st Page Only - Effects of the Inhalation of Asbestos Dust on the Lungs of Asbestos Workers U.

FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1934-1944 DOC IHF081 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Multiple Letters A, a 3 .

FILE NAME: Insurance Industry (INS) DATE: 1932 Aug DOC#: INS047 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Published Industry Report - Asbestos Mining and Manufacturing i-<* * "y "*E *<*** *c<mx > 9* nm- rosir M l 2 ,1 )93?

FILE NAME: Insurance Industry (INS) DATE: 1934 Nov 22 DOC#: INS044 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Article from The National Underwriter - Idea of Compensation Being Confused with Social Relief THE NATIONAL UNDERW RITER November 2**,!

FILE NAME: Trade Publications (TR) DATE: 1939 July DOC#: TR040 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Trade Journal Article - Mechanical-Filter Type of RespiratorsTrade Journal Article - Acceptance and Use of Respiratory Protection by Workmen Charter Member CEMENT MILL SECTION o Associated Business Papers C o n c r e t e , with which has been com bined Cement Age, New York, and Concrete Engineering, Cleveland, is devoted to the Proper Use of Concrete and the Manufacture of Cement.

FILE NAME: Early Asbestos Damage Suits (EADS) DATE: 1930 DOC#: EADS011 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Documents from Case of Pauline Lasin I ~1_ "1 - -2-<7 iar;; JERSEY 3U?

FILE NAME: Norfolk & Southern (NS) DATE: 1936 Sept DOC#: NS037 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Medical Journal Article - Asbestosis - A Roentgenologic Review of 71 Cases U/71 Asbcstosis: A Roentgenologic Review of 71 Cases B y J .

FILE NAME: Koppers/Beazer East (KBE) DATE: 1933 DOC#: KBE023 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Bulletin - American Ceramic Society with Cover Letter from 1994 1 ((j?

FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1939 Mar 23 DOC IHF029 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Air Hygiene Foundation - References to Recent Literature on Industrial Diseases # 210 Air Hygiene Foundation of America 4400 Firth Avenue | Pittsburgh Pa March 23 1939 Inc.

FILE NAME Insurance Industry INS DATE 1936 June 25 DOC INS009 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Article from The National Underwriter - Disease Rates Under New Illinois Laws are Given June 25 1936 R29 THE NATIONAL UNDERWRITER R29 Disease Rates Under New Illinois Laws Are Given PRESENT ALTERNATIVE PLANS Claimant's Attorney Wins Fee in Interference Suit Adjusters for casualty companies must Riders for High Discount Plans A be cautious about interfering with the Assured May Buy Full Coverage Loss Contribution Scheme signed Risk Still Problem Or relations between a claimant and his attorney The New York court of appeals has just decided against the com- pany in a suit for his fee brought by the injured's attorney on the ground that representatives of the company in- Companies have now been furnished by the Massachusetts Rating & Inspection Bureau with copies of retrospec- tive premium and premium discount endorsements for compensation risks These riders doubtless will serve as With 20 date of the be termine the losses includ the unpaid 1 months after policy The rates are now available for occu- pational disease coverage under the new laws which becomes effective in Illinois Oct. 1.

FILE NAME State of the Art Literature SAL DATE 1938 DOC SAL029 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Abstracts from The Journal of Industrial Hygiene & Toxicology LITERATURE OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE SUPPLEMENTARY TO THE JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND TOXICOLOGY VOLUME 20 JANUARY DECEMBER 1938 me ome PUBLISHED BY e THE WILLIAMS & WILKINS COMPANY Baltimore Md 184 JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND TOXICOLOGY vol 20 no8 Anaesthetized cats were given intratracheal insuffiations of fine bismuth car- bonate biamuth subnitrate and lead glass powders by means of a powder blower inserted through a bronchoscope Fluoro- scopy and roentgenograms demonstrated that in the dry state these opaque minera awere not carried into the terminal air spaces but remained adherent to the walls of bronchi lined with ciliated epithe lium The process of removal could be readily followed The column of dust on the mucosal surface moved upward with spiral motion Neutral bismuth carbonate was usually completely eliminated in 1 to 4 days the acid subnitrate was excreted slightly more rapidly and the lead glass had disappeared in from 7 hrs to 2 days The reaction of the mineral did not affect the rate of elimination a result at variance with those of other observers If the particles were suspended in fluid either saline or thin syrup they were carried into the terminal alveoli from which they were alowly excreted by the bronchial route over periods of weeks No evidence of drainage to lymph nodes could be discovered The authors suggest that inhalation of dust in the dry state might be less dangerous than if ja were moist The presence of sufficient amounts of water might permit the mineral particles to penetrate beyond the protective ciliary epithelium and allow gradual accumulation in the lungs U.Gardner U.Gardner number of cancers found is a very high one Of these 8 cases the site of the cancer in cases was the lower lobes in five there was a squamous epithelioma Three of the victims were less than 43 yrs old in all work with asbestos had begun 15-21 yra before After all the author seeme quite right in seeing causal relation be- tween asbestosis and lung cancer Teleky .