Johns-Manville JOHNS-MANVILLE SALES CORP. 560 So.

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Attached hereto ere copies of leaflet especially written for the Clinic in Picher, Oklahona.

TUMORS OF THE UROGENOUS ORGANS 491 aniline poisoning observed among workers following cutaneous contact with aniline and by the accidental occurrence of such poisonings on the wearing of shoes dyed with compounds containing aniline.

FILE NAME: Crane Company (CRC) DATE: 1929 July DOC#: CRC048 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Trade Journal Article - National Safety News - Keep Them Well and Keep Them Working --m ' Keep TKheemep WThelelmandWorking ratte C um patty M a k es . a Substantial P r o f i t .

FILE NAME: Household Contact (HC) DATE: 1925 May DOC#: HC101 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Magazine Article - Change of Clothes and Showers Provided for Workers Using Deadly Chemical ThisMisotnhoseafniattdost"vokCiIciaThneaedtfoimbnfosiliinescJ--dhaootulhhWfDsWnietnshaoFwGoenra.nfockfrQisahlhn,dluoeila--syetie;goshnMSbakyeudtrnt,t.opLarcQhnrokieduosueasediisssdepu,tdneaionroyrLnitwtstsehaniBaasnooslhTdlfsyeitsomwtlHgavheipeoreectgrlaesyerbsrubiutg!

MICHIGAN \K I K'.I.KS or ASSOCIATION J *i i !.?

INTERROGATORY NO. 94: Identify any and all trade organizations, associations, or other entities, including hut not limited to American Textile Institute (ATI), Asbestos Information Association (ALA), Industrial Health Foundation or Industrial Hygiene Foundation (1HF), National Insulation Manufacturers Assn.

TUMORS OF THE SKIN i.53 land long before the introduction of the blue overalls.

19 2 7 TRANSACTIONS OF THE National Safety Council SIXTEENTH ANNUAL SAFETY CONGRESS VOLUME I X September 26 to 30, 1927 The Hotel Stevens CHICAGO Copyright, 1928, National Safety Council CONTENTS Council Officers and Directors--...........--....................-..........................

1 A It would be the same dust.

V.-- _ n Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union ANTHONY MAZZOCCHI, DIRECTOR CITIZENSHIP-LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT . lyi'ar; 1126* 16TH STREET.

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foreign corporations -___ JAMES C.

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