FILE NAME: North American Aviation (NAA) DATE: 0000 DOC#: NAA004 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Barry Castleman Report - Aircraft Industry Knowledge Aircraft Industry Knowledge 1.

FILE NAME Allied Signal Bendix ASB DATE 1958 Dec 22 DOC ASB074 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE Pressure Packed Asbestos - Dry Mix Application Pressure Packed Astestos 1958 With further reference to the general subject of pressure packed asbestos and the resulting nneedeed for an asbestos opening operation we are prepared resulting request of to submit an appropriatioapnpropriataiopn propriation covering the installationinstallation the two openers furnished gratis by Hauville for our dry wix operation Plody furnished Considered strictly ularly The attractive a cost saving feature this project is not partic- following informationinformation is given for your review end . comment The estimated cost of installing the twounits whichprimarily involves the necessary dust collection for the operation is as follows 2 - Hoody Asbestos Openers H 2 5 HP TAPE Motore $ 389.00 Systems 2 Cyclone , including fags and fan motors Sheet Metal Work 1,90.0 1,990.00 1,200.00 1,200.00 ewe?

FILE NAME Armco ARM DATE 1937 Oct DOC ARM008 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Transactions of the National Safety Council UNIV UNIV =) UNIV t SAFETY EXHIBIT APG 50 : 50 TRANSACTIONS | : 26th ae National Safety Congress NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL Inc. ; mc f en wgern tel WAS + sf KANSAS CITY MISSOURI OCTOBER 11 to OCTOBER 15 1937 Municipal Auditorium

FILE NAME Colonial Sugar Refinery CSR DATE 1958 Feb 3 DOC CSR133 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter to District Mines Inspector from Workers Unions RE Concerns about Working Conditions at Wittenoom Gorge N.

FILE NAME Colonial Sugar Refinery CSR DATE 1960 June 24 DOC CSR234 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Private Internal A.B.A.

FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1940 July DOC IHF030 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION IHF Foundation Facts 1992 19921992 November November November November November November November November November November November ABRAMSABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS RERE RE IN IN Vol 2 FOUNDATI FOUNDATION FOUNDATIO FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATI FOUNDATION FOUNDATION This letter is Issued monthly to member companies and trade associations afiliated with Air Hyglene Foundation Its purpose is to report Foundation news and activities Air Hygiene Foundation is a partnership of industry and science organized to protect the bealth of the 15 million workmen in heavy industry July 1940 Industrial Health --- One of The Ramparts We Watch No.7 01865 The health of workers is just as essential us the health of soldiers in this period when production is indispensable to defense Health of workers especially skilled workers is doubly important now Meanwhile increased production tends to increase health hazards and illness World War I proved that This is a period when eternal vigilance is the price of industrial health Will your protective equipment like oxhaust systems carry increased loads Are you planning plant expansions If so remember the stitch in time Protective equipment can be built into a building with efficiency and economy that can never be achieved by lator patch work installations Sec abstract No. 522 in the attached Digest of Industrial Hygiene for an account of how the Ford Motor Company benefited from such planning Feel free to discuss the industrial hygiene aspects of new plant construction with the Foundation But NOW is the time not after the plant is built And please bear in mind the Foundation covers the whole field of chemical hygione Ask the Foundation The variety of subject matter in the attached Digest shows the scope of the Foundation's interest which ranges the whole field of industrial health and is not restricted to just silicosis as some unfortunately believe Member companies are urged to call upon the Foundation for information whether it pertains to hemicals or borne infections For instance a steel company member writes We would like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation for your very prompt and completo answer to our letter cerning the toxic and other offects likely to chemicals that were itemized in our letter of of March 7 requesting information conbe encountered in the use of various that date The information contained has proven very helpful Dr.

FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1953 DOC IHF065 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Industrial Hygiene Digest - Abstracts Industrial Hygiene Digest INDUSTRIAL HEALTH NEWS ' LITERATURE ABSTRACTS : MEDICAL ENGINEERING CHEMICAL TOXICOLOGICAL LEGAL ... decisions and trends INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION MELLON INSTITUTE 4400 FIFTH AVENUE - PITTSBURGH 13 PA Industrial Hygiene Digest 30 January 1953 79 A Case of Pulmonary Asbestosis with Its Development Followed by ray and Its Mortem Study P.

FILE NAME Insurance Industry INS DATE 1936 June 19 DOC INSO22 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Article from The Eastern Underwriter - Prevention Feature of Dust Disease Laws Cited t I I | | \ I r June 19 1936 035 035 035 aD Fe TH >TE HE EASTERN UNDERWRITER i Prevention Feature Of [ partial disability due to dust diseases In cases of temporary or permanent to- Bank RecoveRrsecoversUnder Dust Disease Laws Cited tal disability or death compensation shall not exceed 500 if such disablement or Depositor Forgery Bond at ITS LEHMAN ON SIGNIFICANCE | death occurs during the first calendar month in which this act becomes effect- INVOLVED GENERAL INDEMNITY - Lower Occupational Disease Rates in N.

FILE NAME Insurance Industry INS DATE 1940 June 8 DOC INS036 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Article from The Weekly Underwriter Underwriting Aspects of the Industrial Dust Hazard by Dr.

FILE NAME Insurance Industry INS DATE 1957 July DOC INS014 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Published Conference Presentation Section of Insurance Negligence & Compensation Law - Trends in Industrial Lung Yesterday Today and Tomorrow SECTION OF INSURANCE NEGLIGENCE AND COMPENSATION LAW PROCEEDINGS NEW YORK NEW YORK JULY 8-15 1957 AND | London England July 25-26 1957 ee e OFFICERS He COMMITTEES 1957-1958 ROSTER NOTE articles and committee reports published herein are not to be deemed to represent the opinion or views of the American Bar Association or of its Section of Insurance Negligence and Compensation Law unless and until adopted pursuant to the laws of theAssociation and the Section AMERICAN BAR CENTER * - CHICAGO 37 ILLINOIS SPONSORED BY COMMITTEE ON WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND EMPLOYERS LIABILITY INSURANCE LAW TRENDS IN INDUSTRIAL LUNG DISEASE TODAY AND TOMORROW YESTERDAY By JOHN P.

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1952 DOC JMA206 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Administratively Restricted Asbestos Information - Hollingsworth and Vose ADMINISTRATIVEALDMINISTYRATIVELY RESTRICTED SOS 1.3-1 11/13/52 I.

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1956 Apr 12 DOC JMA297 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter X J.

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1974 DOC JMA518 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION National Gypsum Non Asbestos Drywall Compounds & Minnesota Trade Regulations M M Manville 3844A D Internal Correspondence Paul Kotin M.D.

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1974-1977 DOC JMA225 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Asbestos Fibers in M Drywall Products OM Manville J346 Internal Correspondence To See Below From R.

FILE NAME Keene KNE DATE March 12 1968 DOC KNE009 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION 1968 Mar 12 Memo on Brochure on Recommendations for Handling Asbestos H BALDWIN BALDWIN wee EHRET HILL NJNJ HILL TRENTON EHR TE RTENTON TRENTON BEH hpaetinaner aan AE AE 004901 rm 004901 aey et ee ~ 4 OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE o -