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15 1937 C1B 34977 v-:' , THE JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND TOXICOLOGY Volume 19 SEPTEMBER, 1937 Number 7 THE PROBLEM OF POSSIBLE SYSTEMIC EFFECTS FROM CERTAIN CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS* Cecil K.
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FILE NAME: Koppers/Beazer East (KBE) DATE: 1934 DOC#: KBE021 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Transactions of the National Safety Council EXHIBIT 1934 TRANSACTIONS National Safety Council Incorporated TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL SAFETY CONGRESS Cleveland, Ohio October 1 to October 5,1934 The Cleveland, Carter and Statler Hotel Copyright, 1935, Nattow 1Safety Council* Inc. 4^2 T w h J jirti sin*)trot S a jr ly Cwt/reJS-- Nnliomrl S a fe ty { ' w / / WilKRKAS^ there is nett (rctiinK mcit for prompt exomtire action to put these measures into effect and stop these needless tragedies; THEREFORE HE IT RESOLVED: That the National Safety Council re spectfully urges the Frcstrlmt of the United State to call the Geveruorj of the several Sutes into conference a* early m the new year as practicable, tn lay be fore them the seriousness of tfic situatkw, the remedtrs which have been developed for correcting these cndiiions and the necessity fur prompt and united action in all the States to adopt and more energetically carry n att effective program for the protection of fife ami limb on our streets and highway* By formal motion, and by a rising vote, the entire audience of delegates and guests approved this action of the Council Ivxccntive Committee.
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28 JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND TOXICOLOGY [vol.
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New Plant Inspected by Constructors and E ngineers................. 29 Cement M anufacturers Take Leading Part in Drive for S a fe r H ighw ays........................................ 34-36 H'ill give society benefit of personnel made "safety conscious."
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FILE NAME: Norfolk & Southern (NS) DATE: 1936 Sept DOC#: NS037 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Medical Journal Article - Asbestosis - A Roentgenologic Review of 71 Cases U/71 Asbcstosis: A Roentgenologic Review of 71 Cases B y J .
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FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1936 July DOC IHF038 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Bulletin - Air Hygiene Foundation of America fe AIR HYGIENE AIR HYGIENE FOUNDATION OF AMERICA Inc.
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TRANSACTIONS National Safety Council Incorporated TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL SAFETY CONGRESS Louisville, Kentucky October 14 to October 18, 1935 The Brown, Kentucky and ^ceibach Hotels CepTn'sta 1936, National Safety Council.
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1932 TRANSACTIONS National Safety Council Incorporated TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL SAFETY CONGRESS Washington, D.
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FILE NAME: Metropolitan Life (ML) DATE: 1935-1963 DOC#: ML206 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Met Life Services and Insurance Coverage to Asbestos Companies in Industrial Medicine and Hygiene & in Defending Compensation Claims for Asbestosis mi METROPOLITA!
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difficulty with some of the terms. chapter it would have been well to the difference in general between .nd chronic effects,' as with many ees there is little similarity and the effect is usually the"more serious, i subject of workmen's compensation dace in a book on industrial health, velopment of occupational disease won should have been mentioned. .'0 general types of occupational discts (all-inclusive, and specific) with advantages or disadvantages are a paragraph or two. chapter on "First-Aid Treatment of =s" treats only the traumatic inBurns are taken care of in another :r, but under first-aid a few words have been helpful describing what to acute cases of poisoning, cyanide, i spills, etc., where the patient is still ling but where prompt action is necea- ' ' ' 1 r oes combine in one compact volume i a readable style much information ustrial safety and health that otherwould require reference to many a.
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P-NSC-36 National Safety News Published monthly in the interest of accident prevention and the health of industrial workers VOL. 32, No. 3 CONTENTS FOR SEPTEMBER, 1935 l.itui.'
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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT DOW-269 Portonao. v*.
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FILE NAME: Visible Dust (VDT) DATE: 1938 July DOC#: VDT023 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Journal Article - Industrial Medicine I V' M edical Prcas and Circular Supplem ent, July 20, 1938 INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE SYM POSIUM No. 3, 1938 9 C o n t en t s: History o f Industrial Medicine , n r T.
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FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1936 July DOC IHF038 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Bulletin - Air Hygiene Foundation of America AIR HYGIENE FOUNDATION OF AMERICA Inc.
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