FILE NAME: Crane Company (CRC) DATE: 1946 Jan DOC#: CRC008 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Journal Article - Southern Power and Industry ;r i nrPfiTR/C TRUCKS I * p//T/ZD MMDS t t i i B H //M 8 ATT/yS -1 THEUPiRiW coussese S lt!

Potters Association A study is now being made for the National Industrial Sand Associ ation and another for the Lead Industries Association which is composed of lead miners smelters and consumers

Otbar Total dross Lbs. 1,450,100 437,800 95,863 1,983,163 Oa Hand Doeasbar 31st, 1940 SHIBtgHTS Merchantable Oxida Betnee Oxida Iaad Tia Alloy Traatad Bias Bssidaa Muffle Dross Iron Dross Condensed Uatal 39,444,146 497,366 95,484 604,380 3,069,086 73,580 z.us.uo cat Hand January 1st, 1940 8,097,750 46.826.468 48,384,812 8,192.550 46,131,668 Zi&e Oxida for Trade Bafusa Oxida lead Tin Alloy Traatad Zino Residua Muffle Dross Iron Dross Co&danssd Uatal 39,349,346^ 497,366 93,484 604,380 3,069,086 73,580 8,442,540 46,131,662 PNYC 00012382 ODTCaa Of KKW .'

chronic toxicity 553 -Air analysis bacteria ' 76 benzene and toluene 70 6 cadmium . 344 carbon monoxide 777 oust counting 912 formaldehyde 913 - cmigants 487 hslogonated hydrocarbons 599 hydrogen sulfide 844 lead fumes C01 mercury vapor 1C24 mustard gas 914 organic halide gas ' 70S oxides of nigrogen 602- 730-1139 phosphine 731 Air analysis (cont'd) sampling smoke and dust solvent vapors tctryl Air-borno infection Air emboli Air flow characteristics round openings narrow exhaust slots Air pollution respiratory infection Air raid shelters heat and ventilation Air pressure offset on hearing Allergy chemical Aluminum dust pulmonary irritation 269-270-271-272 Aluminum powder safe handling Armenia poisoning fumrconiacal silver solutions explosive hazard 604 73 438 598 576 393 73 79 532 716 701 563 - l'J31 J^':^ 1010 0Q of Index - 2 Analysis aliphatic nitrates arsenic in biological material cellosolve glueuronates hydrocarbons in blood lead by polarograph lead in bones lead in urine lead-dithisone methods silica by x-ray tellurium toluene trinitrotoluene vanadium zinc 455 600 704 915 916 779 481 289 183-918 290 1138 74 378 707 486 292 291 Anemia floor wax and flyspray toxic 1Q99 475 Aniline acute intoxication 257 Anthraco-silicosis bituminous miners 136 Anthrax a warning case review 662 848 283 Arsenic agricultural workers compounds toxicity poisoning liver cirrhosis toxicology 100 S 155 417 865 Artificial respiration Eve* s method ` 69 938 Asbestos electron microscopy industry wartime problems 480 717 Ascsrbic acid and lead absorption nsthma from gun acacia , 42S 770 Atmospheric pollution in Dublin ' stack heighth 70S 189 Aviation. effect on hearing medicine occupational hazards physiology use of oxygen 71 612 243 953 611 Bagassosis 248 B Anthrncis in bone meal 416 Benzene (Benzol) and resistance to infection 850-851 determination 705-707 fatality 1014 Leucotoxic action 34 . nerve action of 1013.

Shite Lead Research Committee in New York on November 18.

D. who has specialized in industrial health as time Medical Director Director Director Director addition Members ocupational ocupational hazards lesnig ocupational Members lesenig chine tion'sn's staf arngemnts plapnltan ma- improving factors ventilation all conditions elimi- makinmgaking surveyselimi- a haz rds occupational Founda- Founda- advise advise on design , advise industrial ventilationventilation improving forimproving for improving physical working physical working physical conditions ooff Membefraction Company the Foundation mutalymutualy suported program indvidual particular suported Foundation program program througthrough particular suported m, ake individual through studyand developing mutaly cedure Foundation industry industry investi- gational operatinSguch pro- investi-investi- investi- gationalgationalparticuwlarordekvloApsingociathiaonsdustryrecntlythroughben completd for the industry trough completdcompletd industry Association AssociationAsociAatiosnsociation completed through completed study now beibneginbgeing made for the National Industrial Sand AssociAssoci ation and another for the Lead Industries Association which is composed of lead miners smelters and consumers a 0006100061 THE FOUNDATION CAN HELP YOU The Foundation files contain numerous cases wherein improved working conditions have resulted in dollars saved in operations for example Fumes escaping from a degreaser created a health hazard and aroused employee . complaints H chemists and engineers brought the dangerous exposure under control After the elimination of the hazard and the source of complaints the company discovered that it has thus saved 25.00 per day in the reduced quantity of solvents needed for the operation | A company study disclosed that dust was more of a hazard to the machines than to the men installation of recommended ventilation improved working conditions immeasurably and cut maintenance costs on machinery about 50 per cent . .

Lead and its compounds______ _________________ _______ 67.

Lead and its compounds______ _________________ _______ 67.

Lead and its compounds______ _________________ _______ 67.

FILE NAME: General Motors (GM) DATE: 1947 & 1948 DOC#: GM007 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Castrop Article - National Safety News Castrop Article GM hygienist V.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Digesotf Industrial Hygiene - 2 Legal Developments 698 Inhalation of Vaporized Lead Paint Lead Poisoning Accidental Injury Respondent worked half a day with petitioner on July 28 1940 and experienced some discomfort and requested a respirator which the petitioner furnished but which by reason of its age and condition was only partially effective Respond- ent worked the following day and skipped a day on account of lack of paint and then worked three days more with lead paint and two days with aluminum paint which had no lead content The respondent testified that he began to have stomach cramps and muscular pains on the third day but that he thought that his difficulty was due to the confined space in which he was working and the intenso heat Respondent returned to his home July 31st and his condition became such as to require medical attention An injury to an employee engaged in a hazardous employment in consequence of exposure to and inhalation of vaporized lead paint discharged by pressure spray gun over a short period of time which results in acute lead poisoning is sufficiently certain and definito in point of time to constitute an accidental injury Award of compensation for tem- porary disability sustained C.K.

Dust, Fumes, Gases and Vapors WEDNESDAY MORNING SESSION October 28, 1942 Presiding:--Stuasx F.

Dust, Fumes, Gases and Vapors WEDNESDAY MORNING SESSION October 28, 1942 Presiding:--Stuasx F.

Respond ent worked the following day and skipped a day on acco*mt of lack of paint and then worked three days mors with lead paint and tv days v/ith alusinua paint which had no lead content.

Dust, Fumes, Gases and Vapors WEDNESDAY MORNING SESSION October 28, 1942 Presiding:--Stuasx F.