488 T'centy-fifth Xalional Safely Congrai U. & Sll Corporation & SobrMUrie*. 1`itUbarEh.

-36- coverings of a certain type of electrode contain asbestos.

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FILE NAME: CERAMICS (CER) DATE: 1936 Oct DOC#: CER012 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Journal Article - The Causation of Pneumoconiosis \ICOLOGY [Sept., 1836 'mined as much by the ng as by the selection of 'inplcte discussion of fan tore, consideration should ''ole system and not to the application of fans to of exhaust, pressure and would form a welcome esent volume.

FILE NAME: Gardner Denver (GD) DATE: 1937 July DOC#: GD001 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Trade Journal Article with Advertisements - "Past, Present & Future of the Occupational-Disease Situation" IT Published on the tenth of each month for producers and manu facturers of Cement, Crushed Stone, , Gypsum, Lime, S a n d , Gravel and other nonmetallic min erals.

120 Txcrnly-fifth National Safrly Congress Icwn distillation are frequently combined with those from coal tar to form valua ble chemical combinations.

Automotive and Machine Shop Section Officers 1935-36 Cmeral Chairman--C.

Mining Section Officers 1939-1940 <T.tu*rj/ Chaimiju--Aj> 1>. (`.lUhtfjj.

18 UttaU Industry safety in $tcd warehousing "where the riety of sites, types, grades and finishes of the steel carried in regular inwvntory is par ticularly great Problem number four was the employee's mental attitude in relation to the work pat tern of the industry.

12 FORD Hydraulic Brakes 1939-48 ROtATTny ANCHOR PINS C Figure 9 1939-1942 Ford Hydraulic Brake Show ing Mechanical Operation of Rear Wheel Brakes for Parking Ford cars are equipped with hydraul ic brakes which are very similar to the Lockheed brakes just described.

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General Asbestos & Rubber Division of Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc.

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31.6 OCCUPATIONAL TUMORS AND ALLIED DISEASES The significance of this statement is illustrated by the report of Shambaugh concerning the frequent occurrence of lip cancer among fishermen exposed to tar.