FILE NAME: Raybestos-Manhattan (RBM) DATE: 0000 DOC#: RBM126 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Barry Castleman Notes, Typed - Charleston Correspondence CHARLESTON CORRESPONDENCE EXHIBITS 44-61 44 RaybestosManhattan to Lanza December 29, 1942: Advises Lanza of another common law suit by x-employee j calls treating physician a quack^' relates he is sending x-rays to Dr.

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 0000 DOC JMA000 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Index Castleman - John Mansville 1. 1. 0000 JMA00059 Asbestos Bag Opening Machines Automatic 0000 JMA00308 Asbestos Cement Sheets Power Saws 3. 0000 JMA00313 Public Hlth Service Approach to Study Asbestos Ind Porter M Reaction Part 2 of2 0000 JMA00361 Basil Kempf Report 6. 0000 JMA00409 Warning label 0000 JMA00506 M Insulating Cement Safety Data Sheet 1924 1924 JMA00372 Stokinger on Asbestos Cement Pipe Hazard Part2 of2 8. 1929 1952 JMA00258 Lanza Correspondence 9. 10. 1929 1970 JMA00230 M Industrial Hygiene Surveys Summarized 1929 JMA00527 Lanza letters and memos 11. 1930 1930 JMA00226 M Executive Committee Meeting Competitors Sept. 4_30 12. 1930 1930 JMA00227 M Executive Committee Meeting Jan. 1930 13. 1934 1935 JMA00274 Merewether on Disability Letters 14. 1934 1950 JMA00260 Lanza Mention in Correspondence Part 1 of 2 15. 1934 1951 JMA00269 Manville Plant Industrial Hygiene Records 16. 1939 1939 JMA00325 Raybestos Stratford Plant Survey by Metropolitan Life Insur 17. 1939 1952 JMA00177 Fehnel Paper on Air Sampling for Asbestos 1939 Lanza on Asbestos 1952 18. 1940 1940 JMA00307 Pendergrass Consulting for M 19. 1940 1950 JMA00285 Monsanto Floats Specification Sheets 20. 1941 1957 JMA00009 American Standards Association 21. 1942 1942 JMA00266 Legal Department Report 22. 1942 1942 JMA00386 Walsh - Healey Act 23. 1943 1944 JMA00163 Defoe Shipyard 24. 1943 1945 JMA00349 Shipyard Inspection Reports Part 1 of 2 25. 1944 1944 JMA00170 Drinker Letter on Insulation Hazards 1944 26. 1944 1944 JMA00181 Fiberglass Wage Premium 1944 27. 1944 1944 JMA00194 Gulf Shipbuilding Corporation Alabama 1944 28. 1944 1944 JMA00280 Manville - Metropolitan Life Dust Survey 29. 1944 1945 JMA00182 Fleisher - Drinker Survey 30. 1944 1966 JMA00061 Bath Iron Works Shipyard Asbestos Hazards 31. 1944 JMA00352 Shipyard Inspection Reports Part 2 of 2 32. 1945 1945 JMA00270 Manville Plant Study Request to Metropolitan Life Ins Co. 33. 1946 1949 JMA00265 Lanza Mention in Correspondence Part 2 of 2 34. 1949 1949 JMA00030 Asbestos Corporation Limited 35. 1949 1949 JMA00367 Steel Industry Medical Conference 36. 1950 1950 JMA00275 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Analytical Services 37. 1950 1950 JMA00304 Owens Electon Microscope 38. 1950 1950 JMA00341 Saranac Lab 39. 1950 1952 JMA00318 Quebec Asbestos Mining Association Dust Counts Cancer 40. 1950 1956 JMA00164 Diatomaceous Earth Studies 41. 1952 1952 JMA00083 Asbestos for Heart Surgery 1952 42. 1952 1952 JMA00206 Hollingsworth and Vose 43. 1952 1952 JMA00278 Metropolitan Life Insurance Dr McConnell wanted in Idaho 44. 1952 1952 JMA00510 Westinghouse Asbestos Textiles 45. 1952 1968 JMA00106 Asbestos Fiber Warning Label Corporation 1952-1968 46. 1953 1953 JMA00060 Bath Ironworks 47. 1953 1976 JMA00126 Contract Unit Claim File Armstrong Cork Workmen's Compensation Ca. 48. 1955 1955 JMA00141 Contract Unit Claim File John Swartout Dec 28 55 49. 1955 1955 JMA00272 Saranac Conference 50. 1955 1956 JMA00212 Industrial Hygiene Foundation of America Inc Proposed Study for QAIV 51. 1956 1956 JMA00139 Contract Unit Claim File Ervey McCarrell 14_56 52. 1956 1956 JMA00297 Brochure No Kaylo Health Aspects 53. 1957 1961 JMA00150 Contract Unit Claim File James Riley 54. 1957 1966 JMA00321 Quebec Asbestos Mining Association Minutes 55. 1957 1966 JMA00322 Quebec Asbestos Mining Association Minutes Part 1 of2 56. 1959 1959 JMA00267 Long Beach Naval Shipyard 1959 57. 1959 1968 JMA00022 Asbestos Cement Products Association Minutes 1959 - 1968 58. 1960 1982 JMA00329 Contract Unit Claim File Comercial Union vs.

FILE NAME Kent KNT DATE 0000 DOC KNT029 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Report - The H & V - Kent Study Barry Castleman's Kent file subpart of smoking file 29 ROM Document # Kent DATE % undated Type of Document reviewed journal article trade publication article advertisement newspaper article proceedings from annual meeting conference abstract talk proceedings unpublished or internal report meeting agenda minutes report letter memo state government regulation with cover memo industry warning information book excerpt legal BC notes other THE H & V - KENT STORY Research is the real economic life blood of industry today This is even more true of a State like Massachusetts which is quietly undergoing a complete change in the character of its industry from heavy dependence on textile products to a more evenly divided economy This change while of term character has been helpfully pushed along by the many accomplishments of its research laboratories Scores of new companies have been born in such industries as electronics atomic energy foods chemicals plastics metal working and its many facets paper and others The refreshing story of progress and accomplishment in many of these firms has been for the most part untold but is slowly being brought to light One of the very gratifying results of research is that oftentimes the initial objectives lead one into completely unanticipated fields of development This has been more than true with one of the research projects of the Hollingsworth & Vose Company nationally known paper makers of East Walpole whose wartime research lead to the Standard Military Gas Mask Fil- ter later adapted to United Energy Commission requirements and straight from there to the filter tip of one of America's fastest growing cigarettes Kents The real story of this amazing development began during World War II It is a dramatic tale of a wartime search for a new and more efficient gas mask filter for the military forces It was known that the existing gas masks would not be effective against extremely small particles of toxic dis- persions which the enemy had available for use against our troops High priority was given to this research by the Army Navy and the National Defense Resources Committee As a result of the cooperative efforts of the A.D.

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J CONFIDENTIAL PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT AIellon Institute of Ixdustruvl IIeskarch a IHF'308 UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH Receive PROGRESS REPORT for the week ended pprcved Tate April 10, I9V8 Industrial Hygiene Foundation Subjects under which report is to he indexed Industrial Fellowship No. 259-lk 3 copies made: 1 - Mellon Institute- One day was spent at the ne* laboratory at Magee Hospital.

Confidential Mellon Institute of Industrial Researc UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH Recfii PROGRESS REPORT for the INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION Subjects under which report is to be indexed week ended July 6, 1346 Industrial Fellowship No. 253-12 3 copies made: 1 - Mellon Institute 2 - Industrial Hygiene files -- A study of dermatitis was made in the plant of Owens-Illinois Glass Co., Alton, Illinois.

FILE NAME: Raybestos-Manhattan (RBM) DATE: 0000 DOC#: RBM047 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: RBM Booklet for Employees - 'Here is Something You Should Know About Asbestos...1 1 HERE IS SOMETHING YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT ASBESTOS . ..

FILE NAME: Teadit (TEA) DATE: 0000 DOC#: TEA006 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Notes and Industry Literature fro m Fernanda Giannasi FROM: QIFINNBSI , F e r n a n d a ( 55- 11) 5083-3830 PRGE s 01 TO: Dr.

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FILE NAME Monsanto MON DATE 0000 DOC MON000 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Barry Castleman Report on Monsanto Monsanto Monsanto and its subsidiary Lion Oil manufactured products using asbestos as a raw material from 1941-1972 In the years before and during this entire period asbestos had become recognized as a mortal hazard The company employed a corporate medical department director Emmett Kelly who had started as a plant physician in 1936 and an industrial hygienist Elmer Wheeler starting in 1946-1947 Jack Garrett joined them and started work as an industrial hygienist for Monsanto in 1954 Dr.

FILE NAME Paccar PAC DATE 0000 DOC PAC001 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION BC Notes on relevant information - Motion for Spoliation & supporting docs Paccar BC Notes on relevant information regarding Motion for Spoliation and supporting documents Paccar is the successor to Peterbilt and Kenworth truck mfrs This Spoliation Motion charges Paccar with destroying evidence and lying about things These things included e Paccar was a member of National Safety Council from 1944-1996 e Paccar employee at its dealership was compensated by Workers Comp board of Edmonton for mesothelioma and asbestosis in 1976.