FILE NAME: Owens Illinois (OWILL) DATE: 1939 DOC#: OWILL111 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Presentation from the 28th NSC - Occupational Disease Control t 726 ( !

25 th National Safety Congress NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL, Inc.

FILE NAME: National Safety Council (NSC) DATE: 1935 Oct DOC#: NSC239 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Transactions of the National Safety Council - 24th Annual Safety Congress - Excerpt ^ n i TaAMUCnOMt al Ae T u b a r ti I n n i Safety Congress. *' ftaSbml Ade* CawncS, 1% are pritlrind ill t m vnhwisi Thft w lw i, A tS iA chmAh Aa emanai aaashmb A* spettai mbject aseakam and 'A* XaAafehl Sodim aaaaltnn ' ft ft sm ilim itil f t

FILE NAME: National Safety Council (NSC) DATE: 1935 Oct DOC#: NSC155 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Transactions of the NSC - 24th Annual Safety Congress - Presentation - Occupational Diseases 1935 TRANSACTIONS National Safety Council Incorporated TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL SAFETY CONGRESS Louisville, Kentucky October 14 to October IS, 1935 The Brown, Kentucky and^Scelbach Hotels Copyright, 1936, Notional Safety Council, Inc.

., New HAROLD ROWE, National Lead (Jo., New Yo 0.

FILE NAME: General Motors (GM) DATE: 1939 July DOC#: GM012 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Excerpt from Journal - Industrial Medicine Page 302 INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE July, fererice of employers of small groups has been noted as exemplifying that it is believed that medi cine in industry is still a "patch up" job.

R evington s ta te d th a t i t was d o u b tfu l and had n o t been determ ined by th e e x a m in a iio iK And f u r t h e r t h a t n o th in g e l s e h a d been shown t o show t h a t B B B ^ 'i l l n e s s was due t o any o t h e r c a u s e t h a n Lead p o is o n , and t h a t th is was in d ic a te d by a m arked Lead L ine in th e gums a t th e tim e o f th e o r i g i n a l ex am in atio n , b u t t h a t t h i s Lead .

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Simon Baruch, a leading pioneer in the field.

FILE NAME: General Motors (GM) DATE: 1936 Oct DOC#: GM004 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Transactions - National Safety Congress m ctre ss N A T IO N A L SAFETY COUNCIL, I n c ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY OCTOBER 5 to OCTOBER 9, 1936 Ambassador, Chelsea, Ritz-Carlton Hotels and Atlantic City Auditorium Copyright, 1936, National Safety Council, Inc.

at 10 o'clock A. .C. .

Alexan- dria Ind and Waukegan Ill 263 01 501 0759 261 THE JOURNAL JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENT 17 no Hon Three types of procedure wete followed with the examals exammals One group cho was exposed to any futne or vapor that could be evolved evolved by passting ar over the rock wool at room tem priatur Another group 2 was ex- posed to air passed through the rock wool so heated that the air curient acquired a temperative varying bes tween 67 and 82 The third mafen diszont diszont of the rock wood from the vactions sources showed the follow- ing ments to be present and readily detectable chemically stheon cal- erum magnesium sodium iron aluJummum sulfur titanium michiganese and zine When large enough samples were used 10 gm or more an extreinely miniute amount of lead could be de- Si0 40 MgO K .

The other appropriations consisted of a now water cooler for the change house; a new GMC tractor for replacing our truck used to make LCL deliveries of zinc oxide, white lead, lead-in-oil, end cadmium; relocating pulverizer equipment; and completing several appropriations started in 1938.

FILE NAME: BF Goodrich (BFG) DATE: 1936 DOC#: BFG054 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Transactions of National Safety Congress (Same as Goodyear #36) |<?

418 THE PAINT INDUSTRY MAGAZliNE , ~P-S~ UCCCiiH/<IJ Safety and Health Hazards {vlti a d d r e s s I t y M r .