024 *<* National Softly Congrta uri the Unmsd Safcqr CjntWiiy tiv giw to hi>pt of fin* place to the amt: sod of CatUfesto of Merit, a headaontf ltfatf sereD. iod> vavpvcfl to utnuers of mad sad third pto la the tins totoui, manors of first piece an the Binnerat fl)* >sd b* ocx\ of utrmd waft third Then bjr the o total (2) of (3) cespecthrriy. 1.

3 .22 It's pretty difficult sobtinea to tell when you get a man's X-ray picture in the office and you talk to him about his occupation, it's pretty difficult to tell just precisely what he was exposed to and, for that reason, I would think that it would be poor practice to bring in the question of inactive and active dusts.

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varied; The products for Fora were rear wheel fenders for tractors, and the panels for John Deere were a console for snowmobiles and for tractors a nose cap which fits in front of the hood and inner and outer roof panels. 7(b).

iii) Date: iv) Name and title of sender, v) Name and title of addressee;.

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December 8, 1936 TO.MEMBERS ASBESTOS INDUSTRY: Gentlemen: Silicosis or asbeatosia la a subject of considerable interest to this Industry.

fourth fyall ^Meeting Am Hygiene Foundation* of America, Inc.

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