FILE NAME: Visible Dust (VDT) DATE: 1937 June DOC#: VDT005 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Article from Trade Journal UKj < c- I C.UU-11 J J ' O J l-nwllM., , nuliJV J ^ Q sM a*a& !!

= In the destructive ,,regeneration prod- circulation If it is traces esent in the ~--- | _~ tissue by extirpation of this specific nutri- The formative stimuli retions or hormones --: feeding suggest that { = be kept in mind that ~=> : that cell regeneration the supply of nutritive stion of this supply hepatic homologous of hepatic cells : liver leads to some liver into grown of the liver contains a type oe : * ae ASBESTOSIS REPORT OF TWO * CASES Po .

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MALIGNANT MESOTHELIOMA IN CONNECTICUT 1935 - 1977 7>y H .

FILE NAME: ALCOA (ALC) DATE: 1935 DOC#: ALC075 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Memo - Research Symposium on Dust Problems with Attendee List Jokns-Marwille Tw e n t y -Two E a s t Fo r t i e t h S t r e e t January 2 2 , 1935 Mr.

The streams of air and vinyl chloride i combined at appropriate rates of flow by a Y-tube leading through further rubber tub11'to the animal chamber inlet, to deliver a suing stream in the desired proportions. ons and adjustments were made to pro the following flow concentrations of vinyl "de in air for delivery: 10. 20, 30 and 40 per , All concentrations are expressed in this re1 os per cent by volume in air.

Norris to General Motors employee Harold Beckerleg re; lead solder replacement ' applications of RG-144, dated June 21, 1973.

FILE NAME: CERAMICS (CER) DATE: 1939 Sept DOC#: CER020 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Trade Journal Article - Fatalities from Silicosis ans Asbestosis - Their Incidence in Industry HUNTER L tttit tn d m e lt efficient v o rtex tu rn e r ) fo r every |U G et tu rn e r* w ith O il tu rn e r) In co rp cn ted G il tu rn ers ttk ln j tw o p m tltern ttlv tly tftWFR ECONOMY HURST, NELSON & CO , I f _r .

OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE COMPENSATION 43-2101 SHORT TITI This chapter may be cited as the Occupational Disease Compensation law 43-2102 RIGHT TO COMPENSATION OF WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION LAW Where an employee of an exposed employer subject to this chapter suffers from an occupational disease as defined in Section 43-2104 and is thereby disabled from performing his workin the last occupation in which he was injuriously to the hazards of such disease or dies 288 IDAHO SESSION LAWS : C. 161 '39 as a result of such disease and the disease was due to the employed nature of an occupation or process in which he was within the period previous to his disablement limited in this chapter the employee or in case of his death his dependents shall be entitled to compensation as provided in the work- men's compensation law as if such disablement or death were - an injury by accident except as otherwise provided in this ' chapter and the practice and procedure prescribed in the workmen's compensation law shall apply to proceedings for compensation for such diseases excepats in this chapter otherwise provided 43-2103 SECURITY FOR COMPENSATION REMEDY EXCLUSIVE Every employer of workmen subject to the workmen's compensation law shall be subject to the provi- sions of this chapter and shall secure the payment of com- - pensation in accordance with the provisions of this chapter by any method prescribed by the workmen's compensation law at thetime in effectin this state Where the foregoing require- ment is complied with act shall be exclusive granted the liability of the employer this The rights and remedies granted by the workmen's compensation law to an employee on account of a personal injury caused by accident or on account of the disability caused by an occupational disease named and contracted as provided herein for whichinjury or disability heis entitled to compensation under this chapter shall exclude all other rights and remedies of such employee his personal representatives dependents or next of kin at common law or otherwise against the employer on account of any injury or disability incurred in the course of or because of his em- ployment 43-2104 OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES DEFINED Compensation as providedin this chapter shall be payable for disabiliy or death of employee resulting from the following occupa- tional diseases compounds 1 Poisoning by lead mercuryarsenic zinc or manganese their preparations or inin any occupation involving direct contact therewith handling thereof or exposure thereto 2 Carbon monoxide poisoning in any process or occupation involving direct exposure to carbon monoxide in buildings sheds or enclosed places 3 Poisoning by methanol carbon bisulphide hydrocarbon others distillates naphthas and or halogenated hydrocarbons or any preparations containing these chemicals or any of them in any occupation involving direct contact therewith handling thereof or exposure thereto 4 Poisoning by benzal or by nitro amido or deriva- - C. 161 39 IDAHO SESSION LAWS 289 dinitro their tives of benzol anilin and others, or preparations or compounds in any occupation involving direct contact therewith handling thereof or exposure thereto 5 Glanders in the care or handling of any equine animal or the carcass of any such animal 6 Radium poisoning by or disability due to radioactive properties of substances or to Roentgen ray in any occupation involving direct contact therewith handling thereof or exposure thereto 7 Poisoning by or ulceration from chromic acid or bichromate of ammonium potassium or sodium or their preparations in any occupation involving direct contact therewith handling , thereof or exposure thereto 8 Ulceration due to tar pitch bitumen mineral oil or paraffin or any compound product or residue of any of these substances in any occupation involving direct contact therewith handling thereof or exposure thereto 9 Dermatitis venenata that is infection or inflammation of the skin furunculosis excepted due to oils cutting compounds lubricants liquids fumes gases or vapors in any occupation involving direct contact therewith handling thereof or exposure thereto 10 Anthrax occurring in any occupation involving the handling of or exposure to wool hair bristles hides or skins or bodies of animals either alive or dead 11 Silicosis in any occupation involving direct contact with handling or exposure to dust of silicon dioxide SiO2 No diseases or aggravation thereof except those in this section defined shall be deemed occupational diseases and compensable as such and none of the enumerated diseases herein shall be compensable unless contracted in the occupa- tions herein enumerated The terms contracted and incurred as used in this chapter when referring to an occupational disease shall be deemed the equivalent of the term arising out of and in the course of as used in the workmen's compensation act 43-2105 DEFINITION OF DISABILITY Except as hereinafter otherwise provided in this chapter disablement means the event of an employee's becoming actually and totally incapaci tated because of an occupational disease from performing his work in the last occupation in which injuriously exposed to the hazards of such disease and disability means the state of being so incapacitated 43-2106 LAW NOT RETROACTIVE The provisions of this 290 IDAHO SESSION LAWS C. 161 '39 chapter shall apply only to cases of ocupational disease in which the last injurious exposure in an occupation subject to the hazards of such disease occurred on or after the date on which this chapter shall have taken effect 43-2107 LAST EMPLOYER AMOUNT OF COMPENSA- TION Where compensation is payable for an occupational disease the employer in whose employment the employee was last injuriously exposed to the hazards of such disease shall be liable therefor the amount of the compensation shall be based upon the average weekly wages as defined in the workmen's compensation law of the employee when last so exposed under such employer and the notice of disability and claim for compensation shall be

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FILE NAME Kohler KOH DATE 1933 DOC KOH002 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Bulletin - American Ceramic Society THE BULLETIN of the American Ceramic Society A Monthly Publication Devoted to Proceedings of the Society Discussions of Plant Problems e Discussions of Technical Scientific and Art Questions and Fromotion of Co^perativeResearch Vol 12 1933 DECEMBER + Edited by the Secretary of the Society Ross C.

FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1935-1941 DOC IHF084 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE Mellon Institute of Industrial Research Symposium on Dust Problems with Follow Letters on Maps Maps Maps Maps in ania Jornsation Jornsation 1HF outfit MEMORANDUM RE MELLON INSTITUTE INSTITUTE INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM SYMPOSIUM ON DUST PROBLEMS - PITTSBURGH-PITTSBURGH- JAN 1935 JornsationJornsation Jornsation MAHFindustry outfit industry industry industry industryindustry industry On or about December 12 1934 the Hellon outfit Industrial Research addressed letters to some 85 iInndsusttirtiuetse having industrial disease problems inviting them to attend a meeting to be held under the auspices of the Institute on the 15th day of January One of these invitations was received the Asbestos Institute and although the Asbestos Institute by not accept and was not officially represented did Manville Corporation requested and obtained permission to send a sentative The at this meeting invitations expressly need entainlo stated that repre- attendance obligation the _ Manville was represented at the meeting by writer of this memorandua Approximately 250 people were present repesenting over 50 industries which had invitation of the Mellon Institute accepted the The Mellon Institute was greatly surprised at the remarkable response and it is opinion that one cannot find a better indication of nature of the problems it was the purpose of the my the serious discuss meeting to I was able to ascertain that the Hellon Institute had been prompted to call the meeting by representatives of the sand and glass and the refractories industries Represen- tatives of these industries conferred with Mr.

INTRODUCTION We have completed a review and inventory of the files which are present in the Industrial Hygiene Department at the Research &* Development Center.

FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1937 Nov DOC IHF060 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION AHF Legal Bulletin AIRHYGIENE FOUNDATION OF AMERICA Inc.

The streams of air and vinyl chloride re combined at appropriate rates of flow by a Y-tul)e leading through further nihlier tub; tu the animal chamber inlet, to deliver a .tinning stream in the 'desired projxirtions.