FILE NAME: General Electric (GE) DATE: 1935 DOC#: GE023 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Transactions of the National Safety Council 1935 TRANSACTIONS N ational Safety C o u n cil Incorporated TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL SAFETY CONGRESS Louisville, Kentucky October 14 to October 18, 1935 Tbc Brown, Kentucky andjScelbach Hotels Copyright, 1936, National Safety Council, Inc.

28 8 1 RESPONSE TO INTERROGATORY NO. 16: 2 Wagner objects to this Interrogatory on the grounds 3 that it is not confined to any relevant time frame, is vague in 4 that it does not define "design changes" and is not confined to 5 the issue in this case or calculated to lead to the discovery of 6 admissible evidence and is therefore overly broad and unduly 7 burdensome.

FILE NAME: Power Generation (POW) DATE: 1939 DOC#: POW101 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Colorado Board of Health Noting that Workers at Electric Light and Power Companies Were Exposed to Dust 440 C7l9e 1939 Evaluation o f the Industrial Hygiene Problem o f the State o f Colorado S tate of Colorado BOARD OF HEALTH D enver, Colorado 1939 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Introduction ........ ....... ......... ........................................................................... 1 Summary ................................................................ .... ................. ................... 2 Conclusions......................................... 4 Discussion...................... ........................................ ........................................ . 5 A c k n o w led g m en ts.................

More detailed eosts, profit, and sales figures are shown In the attached sheets. lb 8/6/40 eot Hr.C.P.Kelley Hr.R.3.Dwyer V'r.P.Laist / PNYC 00012361 TRBAmSNT-FRODUOTIOM~SgrpHEHT3 IM 19 3 9 TOTAL ZTSC MATSRIAL CHAROED Zina Clip* Xloatrolytlo Zina Roaalt Zina Samp Zlno OelYanirar' * Zina Drois Dla Cart Slabr Dla Cart Scrap Condanrod Uatal Qmat Tall* Drosa Oalana Ora Othar Total TOTAL MATERIAL BSUHSD Snbllaad Vblta Load Otbar Total On Band Doooabar Slat, 1939 EAST CHICAPO FLAKT METALLIC ZCTO POTTOS LEAD POTTOS 55,SOT 11,438,048 S' 1,983,780 794,678 3,SSI,316 8,668,830 S,9S3,981 1,564,334 6,413,8TT 333,074 34,771,848 863,896 43,896 63,639 65,689 Omar Pourdr 8,198,550 1,044,300 ____________ 1,044,300 sHirmsHTS Uarabantablo Olid* Hafur# Qzld* Laad Tin Alloy Tmatad Zina Roalds* Kufflr Droa* Iron Dtom On Hand January lrt, 1939 48,113,886 343,849 49,369 869,938 4,376,311 109,100 47,463,887 49,636,137 3,367,381 46,088,736 Zina Ozlda for Trad* Bofara Oxld* Load Tin Alloy Tmatad Zina Baaldn* llnffl* Droaa Iron Droaa 40,738,393 345,849 49,569 869,938 4,376,311 109,100 46,088,736 PNYC 00012362 OOTOttg OT USE MATERIAL TSAR 1939 EAST CHICAGO PIAiTT SHSHCH PROCSSS Tmi Charged ai Zina TCB3 7,378.5 j 100.00 Raaorered a Zina liarohantabla Oiida Off Orada 0x14a Matal Loaa aurns totoacb Tana Charged as Zina Raaorarad Aa 23.aa Merchantable Oxlda Off Orada Oxlda Zina Residua far Raritan Othar Rasldna and Condanaad Metal Zina Dross Hstal Last 6,844.4 1.107.1 87.0 7,578.5 usm 84.65 15.00 .37 100.00 ,996.1 mmmmmmm 100.00 5,283.8 205.9 17.* 43.5 1,007.5 98.8 ,996.1 74.66 8.94 .29 6.54 14.40 1.41 100.00 a a !

It and symptoms of lead poisoning.

It and symptoms of lead poisoning.

LEAD ENCEPHALOPATHY AS CAUSE OF DEATH?

Lead in urine and feces............ .

Thus, in a study of the lead hazard in a storage-battery plant (5), the Public Health Service adopted a special method of determining the permissible limit of lead dust.

LEAD ENCEPHALOPATHY AS CAUSE OF DEATH?

Since neither all exposed individuals nor all ofthose who have instituted a claim are, in fact, injured (these are dose-related consequences;, it seems unlikely that, particularly with limited economic resources, society will opt for a policy which leads to the provision ofeconomic benefit for all of the millions of workers who have at some time been exposed to asbesto; dust, however, the state of our knowledge does provide us with a sufficient basis to make reasonable judgments concerning the ascertain ment and probable major contribution to the diseases which have been associated with exposure to asbestos.

LEAD ENCEPHALOPATHY AS CAUSE OF DEATH?

Rowe n e g l i g e n t l y w ilf u lly and re c k le s s ly fa ile d in th e ir d u ty to warn p la in tif f * and a s a consequence* f r a tim e to tim e th e re entered in to h is system by a b s o rp tio n and i n h a la tio n q u a n t i t i e s o f th e p oisono us compound known as tetraeth y l lead. 1 0 .

LEAD ENCEPHALOPATHY AS CAUSE OF DEATH?

Thus, in a study of the lead hazard in a storage-battery plant (5), the Public Health Service adopted a special method of determining the permissible limit of lead dust.