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Confidential Mellon Institute: of Industrial Researc UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH Received: PROGRESS REPORT for the v,eek er.ded Approved Dace September 16, 1944 IIvDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION Subjects under which report is to be indexed Industrial Fellowship No. 259-10 3 copies made: 1 - Mellon Institute 2 - Industrial i^giene file Samples collected in the plant of International Business Machines Corporation, Poughkeepsie, New Tork, have been analyzed.

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FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1956 DOC IHF012 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Foundation Facts - December i bal) : INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATI FACTS FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATI FOUNDATI FOUNDATION FOUNDATION monthly Foundation Facts is to industrial concerns letter issued holding membership in Foundation Industrial Hygiene Foundation The is a nonprofit association of industries for the advancement of healthful working conditions * Volume 18 January 1956 No. 1 NEW MEMBERS OF F 5The Foundation starts the year with four new member companies its roster They are ce ve me Ss Hadas owt MERA ee Min ainiden dan oe Detroit Steel Products Company , Dow Corning Corporation Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association .

FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1975 DOC IHF106 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Industrial Hygiene Foundation Membership List INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRIAL FOUNDATION HEALTH FOUNDATION FOUNDATION IND IND HYGIE HYGNIEENE FOFUNOD UND - 197 MEMBERSHIP MEMBEMERMBESRSHHIP IMEMBEPRSHIP . oo, a a 1975 1975 ANNUAL ANNUAL RE Solnea Abrasive Grain Association Allegheny Ludlum Industries Inc.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1964 Oct 7 DOC NMA041 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Newspaper Article - A Rare Carcinoma Believed on Rise CARCINOMA BELIEVED ON RISE Study of Asbestos Workers Shows a High Incidence By SCHM.USCB HUBO OKK Jr.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1968 Dec 4 DOC NMA037 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION The Washington Post - U.S.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1972 July 16 DOC NMA067 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION NYT Article - Asbestos Detected in Test of Drugs Asbestos Detected in Test of Drugs By JANE E.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1973 Feb DOC NMA176 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Seattle Times Article - Asbestos Toll to be Heavy Says Doctor A The Seattle Times Friday February 23 1973 Kickback charges probed in union loans By TIMOTHY 5 ROBINSON Washington Post WASHINGTON The Justice Department is investigating charges that agents for a $ billion dollar Teamsters Union pension fund were paid kickbacks on loans obtained from that fund according to United States District Court rec- ords The case is being present ed to a federal grand jury here by Justice Department attorneys and sources said it is one of two ongoing fed eral investigations into the admustration of the un- fon Central States Southeast and Southwest Areas fund for at least one and a half years One t R. source called the pension - fund inquiry the largest 10 being conducted by that agency and said the Teamsters operation is so complicated that JR JR drew a chart outlining it that covered a 6 feet by 10 feet wall Francis Murtha execu tive secretary of the Central States Fund in Chicago said yesterday he was una ware of any investigation into that fund " think we do have a loan out in that name he said referring to the specifsc case being presented to the grand jury here but he said that he did not know the Chicago office Murtha said J R. sources said the fund has more than 700 muthon out on loan The Justne Department has granted immunity from prosecution to two witness es this month who had oth erwise refused to testify before the grand jury here on the ground that their an swers could incruminate them A Justice Department spokesman yesterday refused any official comment on the case saying the agency does not comment ort whether investigations are being conducted According to documents filed in Washington District Court Ferns E first witness Traylor was questioned concerning payments within the Dis- trict of Columbia to obtain a loan from the Central States Southeast and South- west Areas Pension Fund and kickbacks to an agent of that fund to obtain such a Joan The specific loan being investigated was one made to Telesis Corp a telension firm by the Centra States Fund Traylor of Evansville Ind . founded Telesis in 1964 and that firm now operates cable television franchises in eight states from Minne- | sota to Alabama Persons at the Evansville office said Traylor was a former presi dent but that he was no longer connected with that firm Traylor could not be | reached for comment !