FILE NAME Caterpillar CAT DATE 2010 July 30 DOC CAT056 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Consultant Report - Fiber Release During Activities Involving a Caterpillar Brake Brand Report of Results MVA8473 Fiber Release During Activities Involving a Caterpillar Brake Band Prepared for The Simmons Firm 707 Berkshire Blvd.

FILE NAME Colonial Sugar Refinery CSR DATE 1951 Dec 10 DOC CSR165 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Govt Memo Stating it Takes 5-10 Years on Average for Asbestosis to Develop though May Occur Sooner 4.

FILE NAME Colonial Sugar Refinery CSR DATE 1961 July 25 DOC CSR040 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Physician Letter with Very Serious Concerns about RE Conditions at Wittenoom & Case Note of Worker Who Died of Mesothelioma After Only Two Years Exposure 25th July 1981 Dr.

FILE NAME Colonial Sugar Refinery CSR DATE 1966 DOC CSR065 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter from CSR Building Materials General Manager to A.B.A. with List of Customers Notified of Wittenoom Mine PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT 10,205 10,205 QUILOING CABLES & TELEGRAMS CANSITE STONEY BOX 40. 6.P.O.

FILE NAME DuPont Remington DRM DATE 1966 Sept 6 DOC DRM027 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Patent Resubmit - Cartridge Wad and Process for the Manufacture Thereof with BC Notes BC Notes Remington patent refers to dusting which occurs when basewads made according to the original process are used Col. 3 Asbestos and wood fiber are used to make the shotgun shell wads Col. 4 BC Notes Remington patent refers to dusting which occurs when basewads made according to the original process are used Col. 3 Asbestos and wood fiber are used to make the shotgun shell wads Col. 4 United States Patent Office Office 3,440,072 Patented Apr. 22 1969 1 2 Various combinations of bindable fibrous materials 3,440,072 were tried in order to find a combination of materials CARTRIDGE WAD AND PROCESS FOR THE MANUFACTURE THEREOF which would have the necessary physical characteristics Benjamin K.

FILE NAME Household Contact HC DATE 1989 DOC HC025 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Article - Domestic Asbestos Exposure Lung Fibre Burden and Pleural Mesothelioma in a Housewife British Journal of Industrial Medicine 354 355 Domestic asbestos exposure lung fibre burden and pleural mesothelioma in a housewife M HUNCHAREK JV CAPOTORTO J MUSCAT From the Boston University School of Medicine Boston Massachusetts Staten Island Hospital Staten Island New York and Memorial Kettering Cancer Center New York USA Although the risk of mesothelioma associated with serous fluid Biopsy showed a malignant neoplasm occupational exposure to asbestos is well documen- consistent with malignant mesothelioma of the ted the risk posed by environmental and domestic biphasic subtype " exposure is uncertain Epidemiological analyses of In March 1983 a chest tube was placed and tetra- this problem is complicated by the lack of reliable cycline was instilled which satisfactorily controlled the estimates of the mesothelioma dose response effusion She received no chemotherapy or any specific relation.We report here on a diffuse pleural meso- treatment for the disease One month before death thelioma in the wife of a shipyard machinist with June 1983 her clinical state deteriorated with gradual quantitative evidence of substantial lung asbestos fibre weight loss decreased appetite and increasing weak- burden from domestic contact Although previous ness The patient died from her malignant meso- reports have documented an increased risk of asbestos thelioma in early July 1983 related diseases among household contacts of asbestos Necropsy showed a malignant mesothelioma affect- industry workers to our knowledge this is the first to ing the right chest with extension to the mediastinum provide data on actual lung fibre burden This report pericardium and left chest No evidence of metastatic suggests that such household contamination can result disease or other primary tumour was found in bystander exposure levels similar to those found The occupational history showed no direct in the industrial setting occupational exposure to asbestos An extensive interview with the patient's husband established that Case report he was employed for 34 years 1935-69 as a machinist in a shipyard where he dismantled boilers and other A 76 year old woman smoker born in 1906 was well until the spring of 1982 when she developed right sided chest pain In late November 1982 she was shipyard machinery throughout his employment He stated that his workclothes became covered with dust and that his wife regularly laundered these admitted to another hospital with rapid heart beat and complained of episodes of severe epigastric pain radiating to her chest Physical examinatioant this time showeda right sided pleural effusion Cope needle biopsy of the right parietal pleura showed atypical mesothelial proliferation and pleural fibrosis Pleural cytology was benign She was discharged in early December 1982.

FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1961 Jan DOC IHF050 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Industrial Hygiene Digest - Index INDUSTRIAL hackys tat Industrial Hygiene Digest Index 1961 Amalgamated clothing workers medical centers 619 Asthmatic bronchitis in iron ore miners 161 Amines toxicity Animal exposure chamber for dusts Anosmia in alkaline battery workers 51 490 787 929 Asthmatic factors in miners Atherosclerosis in India and sudden deaths treatment with linetole 127 960 236 129 Anthracosilicosis ischemic necrosis in selected aspects Anthracosis _ experimental histochemical features 890 362 265 Anthracotuberculosis surgical treatment 1092 Anthrax in New York State 1060 Arsenic determination and skin cancer 1074 _ 445 Atomic bomb delayed radiation effects Atomic energy communication media Atomic explosions warfare fallout ' role of health physicist skin aging and hair graying Atomizer for producing spherical dust Audiometer , ; evaluating performance 382 486 1019 1221 713 oo 359 . 900 Arsine .

FILE NAME Insulation Contractors & Distributors ICD DATE 1969 DOC ICD054 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter Difficult to Read Tarver tery 11 Sona) CoA.

FILE NAME Insurance Industry INS DATE 1943 Jan 14 DOC INSO05 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Article from The National Underwriter - Occupational Disease Is Main Problem of Future ~-- January 14 1943 NATIONAL UNDERWRITER Underwriters Expect Increased Burglary Losses in Some Lines Scarcity and Rationing of Many Commodities Having Adverse Effects NEW YORK of 22,000 pounds of butter valued at 12,000 from a cold storage 10,000 to warehouse here is apparently the forerunner of large scale burglaries which burglary underwriters for some months have been pedicting would result from com- modity shortages As a result every food warehouse in the city was placed under police guard When they are not business open for a patrolman is sta- tioned on the premises and during work- ing hours radio patrols and the police- man on the post give special attention to every food storage establishment Guards are being supplied for all food trucks entering or leaving the city Jewelry cigarettes and liquor are also a source of losses While there are instances of sugar and coffee trucks being hijacked it does not appear that there have been substantial losses from warehouses Apparently the close con- trol exercised by the governinent over tires and the stiff penalties imposed on tire thieves who have been caught are discouraging this type of theft Work of Experienced Thieves Most thefts occurring now are the work of experienced thieves The casual or amateur burglar has practically dis- appeared because honest work is plentiful and wages are good The fact that many younger men who might become burglars are serving in the armed forces is factor The food field is attractive to the experienced thief because of the culty in tracing down an article as butter after it has been stolen diffisuch It is difficult to identify and it is apt to be in the consumer's hands before it can be traced to the numerous channels through which it may be distributed Since the experienced thief almost always finds a market or fence before the crime is committed the difficulty of detection is further aggravated In the case of the pound butter theft detectives immediately established the fact that the thieves had been experts and probably included a locksmith as the front door lock had been cleverly restored after it had been forced Companies writing a large volume of burglary business on creameries receive an increase in claims from that source even in normal times whenever the price of butter is high its burglary underwriter stated and this with the present scarcity may push losses higher than ever Jewelry Thieves Are Active A gang of jewelry thieves is very active in the middle west The proce- dure is to have one of the gang engage the attention of the clerk as a prospective buyer while another expertly removes the screws from a door jamb The work is so well done that nothing unusual is detected but the next morn- ing the thieves have entered the build- ing and made away with their loot There are always a certain number of clever crooks who are carefully study- ing current conditions to determine the most profitable field for their activities commodity With a general rationing program due very shortly their attitude will undoubtedly be largely influenced by the attitude of the government and Occupational Disease Is Money Main Problem of Future The next 25 years must see a great awakening to the importance of controlling the elements that cause occupational disease Henry D.

FILE NAME Insurance Industry INS DATE 1984 Jan 31 DOC INS064 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE The Underwriters - Marine Market and Non I.L.U.

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1963-1968 DOC JMA214 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Industrial Hygiene Association - Letters Memos & Grant Application 42414241 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION OF AMERICA MELLON INSTITUTE 4400 Fifth AvenNUE PITTSBURGH 13 PA December 10 1963 Dr.

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1966-1968 DOC JMA213 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Grant Application Grant Award Letter Memo we . an an . ?

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1974-1977 DOC JMA118 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Caution Labels - Memos & Product Literature JM Manville ?

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1978-1980 DOC JMA334 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Resilient Floor Covering Institute Reports RE Asbestos & Government Regulations with Relevant Correspondence es The Government Research Corporation 1730 M Street Washington DC 20036 Telephone 202 857-1400 TWX 740 322-0166 GRC WSH CURRENT GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES AFFECTING THE RESILIENT FLOOR COVERING INDUSTRY For Presentation at the Committee Meetings .

FILE NAME Kent KNT DATE 1955 DOC KNT144 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Book Excerpt Listing Ingredients Containing Asbestos in Mache Activities 1955 EXPLORING PAPIER- M^ CH^ BY VICTORIA VICTORIA BEDFORD BETTS 10159 10159 7/64 7/64 7/64 B.