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UHUZ8TQ8 Diut Collection August 21* IHt Although It ha* btan known for mot fair* that ioeg ix^mn to air borne utcitoi fiber* could cause the disease, tiMiUala, It la only, dvi-:" the peat several years that extensive work haa Wan deae to aatahllah thraabold or dangerous level.

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j 194 OCCUPATIONAL TUMORS AND ALLIED DISEASES INCIDENCE AND DISTRIBUTION OF CHIMNEY-SWEEPS' CANCER Year 1910-1912 1913-1914 1921-1922 1923 Head and Neck Arm, Hand, Trunk, Foot, Leg 0 2 data not available 0- 0 0 0 Penis 1 1 2 1 Scrotum 16 7 10 4 Henry analyzed the fatalities from scrotal cancer in England and Wales during the years 19 n to 1935 in their relation to occupation and found that among a total of 1,747 cases 103 were present in chimney-sweeps (6.9 per cent).

These are minimum' requirements of the OSHA Asbestos Standard.

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fc,RLL esMiS HELICOPTER company - * -..................... * SUH JECT RESPIRATORY PROTECTION FIRE AND ACCIDENT PREVENTION STANDARD DEPARTMENT INSTRUCTION APPROVED: I't ' PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT BELL-IO INSTRUCT Supercedes 20 dated 3/23/70 OATE26 March. 1 AFMagoy.ED: eyTe 10r15 BELL HELICOPTER TEXTRON Respirator Program I.

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JOB I 103 S' ASBESTOS EXPOSURE - MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS I, the undersigned Employee for Anco Insulations, Inc!

The Health of the Worker Dangers to Health in the Factory and Shop and How to Avoid Them By c.

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THIRD ANNUAL SAFETY CONGRESS OF THE NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL HOTEL LA SALLE, CHICAGO October 13th to 15th, 1914 FOREWORD In submitting this volume of Proceedings to Members of the National Safety Council, and others, its Officers and Executive Committeemen do so in the hope that the information presented may prove of practical interest and value in furthering the cause of the Accident Prevention Movement, and in throwing light upon everyday aspects of the work.