FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1941 Sept DOC IHF031 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Digest of Industrial Hygiene :.September 1941 Industrial Hygiene Foundation 4400 Fifth Avenue Pittsburgh Pa DIGEST OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE Developments News Items . 696 American Conference on Industrial Health Meets November 5 and 6 Under the auspices of the American Association of Industrial Physicians and Surgeons the American Conference on Industrial Health will hold its Second Annual Meeting on November 5 and 6 at Chicago Towers Chicago The opening session will be a symposium on the technical problems of industrial health on the basis that health supervision in industry involves two great principles 1 the adjustment of the working environment to the employee and 2 the ad- justment of the employee to the working environment including also the human environment The technical problems are the resulotf the application of these principles and run the whole gamut of public health as applied to industry The afternoon session will be a symposium on the economics of industrial health including 1 organization and cost of a health service and 2 discussion on the value of industrial health service to the employer the employco and the public The morning of the second day will be given over to a symposium on the social implications of industrial health discussing how far en industrial health service should go are hospital and medical care plans related to industrial health service in any practical way does legislation play a part in this problem and the evaluation of labor turnover spoilage and lack of trained men together with the experiences of management and the interests of insurance carriers in the medical and social problems presented 697 Special Course in Industrial Hygiene Offered at University of Pennsylvania In order to provide trained industrial hygienists to most the needs of expanding health and safety services in the defense industrics the University of Pennsyl- vania offers a course of instruction of twelve weeks duration in Industrial Hygieno The course will be given under the auspices of the Engineering Scionce and Management Defense Training Program of the U.S.

FILE NAME Manville JMA DATE 1944-1966 DOC JMA061 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Bath Iron Works Asbestos Hazards with Letters Memos & Test Results File Name Bath Iron Works Shipyard Asbestos Hazards Scanned ?

FILE NAME State of the Art Literature SAL DATE 1942 Jan DOC SAL032 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Medical Bulletin of the VA - Pneumoconiosis- A Study of 379 Cases fs Ng SeSie ATeast Roe ee ESFEone : Re 3) CREDE oc Fk % a * Seae - Pi yi : VolumeVolume 18 v a Number Number Number TheThe The MEDICALBULETIN MEDICALMEDICAMLEDICALMEDICALMEDICAL BULETIBNULBETUILNLETIBNULETINBULETIN BULETIN the ' Administration AdminstraAdimonstraAidomnstraionAdmistrAadimonstraAdimoinnstraion Administration CHARLES Adminstrao : HINES Administratorof Veterans Affairs CHARLESCHARLESCHARLCESHARLES M.HINESGRIFITH AdminstraorAdminstraorAdminstratorAdminstrao D., Veterans DirectorDiector Director JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANJUAARYNUARYJANUARY 1942 1942 1942 1942 MARTINMARTINMARTIMNARTIN COOLECYOOLECYOOLEY M.M.

FILE NAME State of the Art Literature SAL DATE 1944 Nov DOC SAL042 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Abstract - Asbestosis Carcinoma & Pulmonary ABSTRACT OF THE LITERATURE OF INDUSTRIAL COLUME 26 HYGIENE AND NOVEMBER 1944 TOXICOLOGY NUMBER 9 mo CONTENTS stemic and Caysiology and Arupational diseases the skin eE dustrialn toxicoloe gy .. ral stemic and nutrition infectious occupational diseases occupations!

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Mellon Institute of Industrial Researc UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH Re PROGRESS REPORT for the week ended September 25, 194} International Nickel Company, Inc.

Xou have asked our opinion as to the advisability of pursuing the sane procedure in this case as in King vr-temuctiitn. wherein we * succeeded in a summary judgment motion in the federal courts# Belevant material in the file is first summarized as follows: Petition- Cir. ct., St.

1 (d) the quantitative percentage of each chemical component of the brake linings under each trade or 2 brand name; 3 (e) if asbestos was included m the composition of the brake linings which defendant manufactured 4 under any trade or brand name, please state: 5 (l) The type of asbestos fiber (i.e., amosite, chrysotile, crocidolite) used m the brake lin 6 ings under each trade or brand name; 7 (ii) The quantitative percentage of asbestos fiber used in the brake linings under each trade 8 or brand name; 9 (m) The years during which asbestos fiber was included in the composition of the brake linings 10 under each trade or brand name; 11 RESPONSE TO INTERROGATORY NO. 118: 12 See Wagner's response to Interrogatory No. 9. 13 INTERROGATORY NO. 119: 14 At any time during the period 1948 to 1978, did defen dant distribute automobile brake linings or brake assemblies?