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140 CHAPTER 5 Not all Nazi leaders were so fastidious.
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1 . factories that were dusty, but not at all portions of Page 3374 2 the factory. 3 Subsequently, in this country in 1935, a 4 physician named Lanza basically duplicated 5 Merewether's study in the eastern part of the United 6 States. 7 He looked at several asbestos manufacturing 8 plants, he measured the dust levels, he examined the 9 workers and basically found the same thing that 10 Merewether found, there was disease. 11 The amount of disease tended to be related 12 to the amount of dust, possible to reduce the dust, 13 and he recommended that dust control measures be 14 instituted. 15 Neither Merewether nor Lanza established any 16 numerical value of dust control.
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t J UNITED STATES TREASURY DEPARTMENT PUBLIC HEALTH REPORTS Tflqnwn WEEKLY BY THE UNITED STATES PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE Volume 50 :: :: Number 1 JANUARY 4 - - - 1935 - ---- IN THIS ISSUE "" Effect of Asbestos Dust on the Lungs of Asbestos Workers The Occurrence and Control of Endemic Typhus in Alabama e The Prison Educators Viewpoint of Psychiatric Services Deaths in Large Cities During the Week Ended December 15 t Current State and City Reports of Communicable Diseases Quarantinable and Other Diseases in Foreign Countries UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE WASHINGTON: 1935 For sal* by the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D.
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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT USG-522 THE BULLETIN of the American Ceramic Society .
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T Air Hygiene Foundation of Amerioa, Ino., 4400 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Fa,, January 10, 1938 / s a 'REFERENCES TO RECENT LITERATURE ON INDUSTRIAL DISEASES -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - yews Items f; flOOD HOUSEKEEPING A D SAFETY IN FOUNDRIES AND INDUSTRIAL CODES AND OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE LEGISLATION.
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MEMORANDUM OF AGREFMENT November 20, 1936 THE UNDERSIGNED hereby agree to underwrite certain experiments with asbestos dust to be conducted by Dr.
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PLAINTIFFS EXHIBIT AB-.72 Hovember 20, 1936 LeRoy U* Gardner, U.
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