Dusts, like silica, that are troublesome to determine chemically, are generally counted, while those like lead, manganese, and cadmium, are deter mined chemicallv.

(for mail), Eagle-Picher Lead Co., Temple Bar Bldg., and 2211 Park Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio.

\n analysis of approximately $300,000 in Inssri of nne insurance company duinc a general workmen's compensation and liability business, for recent industrial disease claims, showed $4 per cent for cases involving pneumoconiosis (includ ing silicosis, asbestos. etc.) 26 per cent (r lead poisoning, 9 per cent for various f..rni'-if dermatitis, 5 percent for benzol.

FILE NAME: Kohler (KOH) DATE: 1934 DOC#: KOH023 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: NSC Transactions 5&js 1934 TRANSACTIONS N ational Safety C o u n cil T Incorporated ` C.

Cummings my associate and myself in thanking you for your confidence in us and asking us to come before you The Chairman has suggested that possibly you may want to interrupt me from time to time if I do not make myself clear and I wish you would take the opportunity to do so Two protocols have been submitted as a basis for this discussion one of them is developed along more or less anatomical lines leading up

Horvath' and 69 exposure, urine sulfate "determina tions as measure of, plant study of (ra n t, Schrenk, and P a tty )....... 340 Beryllium oxyfluoride, poisoning by vapors of (Gelman)............. 371 Blisters, see under Skin diseases Blood pressure observations, clinical studies in lead absorption (Bel KnaP )............'................. 300 sugar concentration, effect ofnico- r'Jll diets on, of albino rats (\\ llson and D eEds)............... 555 Carbon disulfide, low concentra tions of, toxic effects of (Wilev Hueper and von O ettingen).... 733 Carbon monoxide asphyxia and re suscitation with oxygen and carbon dioxide (Henderson). 13= poisoning (Drinker). .

FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1937-1957 DOC IHF100 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Reference Cards Leet 1.

Trelli ar Leadings Trade Marks News of the Industry Pstents This and That - e .

Sportsmanship in Safety Sportsmanship in Safety By HELEN HULL JACOBS Lieutenant Commander, United States Navy, Washington, D.

I Air Hycicnc Foundation of America, In., 4400 Fifth Avenue, ' Pittsburgh, Pa.

Seventh International Blisters, see under Skin diseases Congress of Occupational Accidents Blood pressure observations, clinical and Diseases, Brussels, July, 1935.. 130 studies in lead absorption (Bel Acetone, methylalcohol and their knap) ................ 380 mixtures, relative toxicity of (Skli- sugar concentration, effect of nico anskaia, Urieva and M ashbitz).. . . 106 tine containing diets on, of albino methylalcohol and their Tnixtures, relative toxicity of: II.

193 TRANSACTIONS OF THE National Safety Council NINETEENTH ANNUAL SAFETY CONGRESS VOLUME 111 Pittsburgh September 29 -- October 3, 1930 William Perm and Fore Pitt Hotel* Copyright, 1931, National Safety Council CONTENTS Public Safety ........... ....... ............................. ------- ----------Street and Highway Traffic Section------ Traffic School ......... .......... -.....--- Statiatica Section-------------------------- --------- Education Division----------------------------- Home Safety----------------------------------------- Index --------------------------------- --- .......

Asbestos production in the three leading foreign centers and in the United States, 1916-35 4.

Failure to do so leads unmistakably to the conclusion that schedules have for their purpose the eliminating from cover age of injuries to the lungs and to the respiratory tract.

FILE NAME: National Safety Council (NSC) DATE: 1934 Oct DOC#: NSC059 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Transactions of the NSC - 23rd Annual Safety Congress Vol 1 o : l-s ~ i a j s n <== - - = - 2 5 "U. to 1 wCL.