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This visit was undertaken at my own request as I had to go to South Africa to study asbestos and health problems at TAP Ltd* in Durban* My concern was mainly with conditions in the dusty jobs (i.e. milling), with the medical arrangements and industrial hygiene practice* I did not wish to inspect the underground operations on this occasion. 1.

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1935 TRANSACTIONS National Safety Council Incorporated TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL SAFETY CONGRESS Louisville, Kentucky October 14 to October 18, 1935 The Brown, Kentucky and^Seelbach Hotels Copyright, 1936, National Safety Council, Inc.

CAFCO SALES & APPLICATION MANUAL - FOREWORD - yV - / ^'7' A/V / -/\ A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE COMPANY / W Since 1875,- United States Mineral Products Company has been manufactur- mineral fiber at Stanhope, New Jersey.

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SWEETS CATALtiS IFIUI PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT POWER A fije of manufacturers' catalogs compiled especially for the use of engineers and operating officials of central stations and other important power plants.

Occupational Disease--one resulting from the occupa tion of the employe--is a danger facing an.estimated onethird of Pennsylvania's workers.

National Safety News Published monthly in the interest of accident prevention end the health of industrial workers VOL 32, No. 3 CONTENTS FOR SEPTEMBER, 1935 'lie The 10.15 Gmgrtss Gty......................................................................

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