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FILE NAME Armco ARM DATE 1937 Oct DOC ARM008 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Transactions of the National Safety Council UNIV UNIV =) UNIV t SAFETY EXHIBIT APG 50 : 50 TRANSACTIONS | : 26th ae National Safety Congress NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL Inc. ; mc f en wgern tel WAS + sf KANSAS CITY MISSOURI OCTOBER 11 to OCTOBER 15 1937 Municipal Auditorium

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