FILE NAME: Saberhagen (SBH) DATE: 1949 Apr 7 DOC#: SBH018 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Excerpt from Trade Journal [Seattle Business] SKEEL TO PRESENT INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION CALLS FOR $ 4 ,8 8 7 ,5 0 0 IN MVIASIITN TAODDSRPEOSKSAINNE FR ID fiy NOON FIRST QUARTER OF '49 With more than 20 member* already having The Seattle metropolitan area saw eight new their reservations, a Seattle Chamber tour to Spokane April 18 is shaping up as the out- MEMBERS' COUNCIL LUNCHEON plants established and a total of $4,887 ,500 expended for in d u s tria l expansion during the ifondtng visit of the 1949 season.

FILE NAME: Saranac (SAR) DATE: 1944 Dec 19 DOC#: SAR042 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Letter from Keasby & Mattison Co. to Vandiver Brown RE Letter from Dr.

FILE NAME: Saranac (SAR) DATE: 1948 Nov DOC#: SAR158 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: List of Companies - Possibly Those that Funded the Saranac Study +* -e mamaamummm * (Hovember 19*6 ) American Brekeblok Dlvlelon of Am erican Brake Shoe Ccsyeny 230 ?

FILE NAME: Westinghouse (WH) DATE: 1942 DOC#: WH507 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Published Conference Presentation from IHF Conference ' ' > '0 <^ ^ 1 IN D U S T R IA L H Y G IE N E FO U N D A TIO N O F AMi a t C L Inc.

FILE NAME: Texaco (TEX) DATE: 1945 July 2 DOC#: TEX009 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Unpublished Report for Shell Oil Co.

FILE NAME: Trade Publications (TR) DATE: 1949 Nov DOC#: TR051 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Trade Journal Article - Twelve States Pass Legislation Increasing Workers' Compensation Yol. 42 NOVEMBER 1949 No. 5 published on the first of ta c k month for producer an d m anu facturers of C e m e n t , Crushed Stone, G ypsum , Lime, S a n d , G rav el a n d other fionmetaUic m iner als.

FILE NAME: Visible Dust (VDT) DATE: 1942 April DOC#: VDT006 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Journal Article - Industrial Medicine sstgiR# ' f*W*h*^ f'**TM*** ^ *?

FILE NAME: Oil Industry and American Petroleum Institute (API) DATE: 1949 Apr 12 DOC#: API121 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Standard Oil Confidential Report - Summary of Plant Industrial Hygiene Problems Observed in Refineries, Esso Co.

FILE NAME: Owens Illinois Library (OWL) DATE: 1941 DOC#: OWL019 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Relevant References for Book Reviews, Articles & Abstracts from The Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology THE JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL tJYGIENE AND TOXICOLOGY VOLUME 23 JANUARY, 1941--DECEMBER, 1941 / VOLUME 2.3.

FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1942 Apr DOC IHF032 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Abstracts Industrial Hygiene Digest -10 | | April 1942 fluorides several departures from standard foundry practice which introduce materials not usually encountered in foundries Thus in addition to the usual air contamin- ants characteristic of foundries there may be water soluble fluoric acid sulphur dioxide chromic acid carbon tetrafclh uolrio mdaergsniehsdyiduermo- oxido and magnesium metul -- and this list will probably grow as time on Data are presented as to concentrations of fluorides found in the goes several operations which may give rise to these vicinity of | compounds in air In addition .

FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1946 DOC IHF073 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION IHF Promotional Literature - .

FILE NAME Quebec Asbestos Mining Association QAMA DATE 1949 Dec 28 DOC QAMA075 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION QAMA Agreement 12/28/49 AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT made as of between hereinafter referred to as The Donor and New York University here- inafter referred to as The University VITHa WHEREAS The Donor wishes New York University through its Insti- tute of Industrial Medicine of the New York University Medical investiga Center hereinafter referred to as The Institute to carry out tive work on projects to be mutually agreed upon hereafter from time to time and WHERELS The University has approved such investigative work by said Institute HOW THEREFORE in consideration of the mutual promises bereinafter specified IT IS AGREED 1.

FILE NAME Quigley QUIG DATE 1947-1969 DOC QUIG043 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Advertising Literature is } JUIGLEY COMPANY Manufacturers of Refractories Insulations - Points INC E. 2nd Street New York N.Y. 10017 WATER RESISTANT REFRACTORY LAGGING a INSULAG + A superior refractory lagging with unsurpassed insu lating and sealing properties for use on high or low temperature equipment Can be applied on hot or cold metal surfaces Fuel savings constant temperatures production result from its use and increased Increases in thickness after application and retains this increased volume throughout its entire range of service temperatures Does not collapse after it has set from contact with water oil or steam Is injurious as contains no mineral wool or fine slag particles which are irritants to the body Develops high mechanical strength upon drying and withstands shock moderate abrasion and vibration Can be applied by gun thin coats to effect perfect seal Block insulation is effectively covered and protected Makes a good expansion jointing Has excellent insulating qualities Weight expanded 36 lbs to a cubic foot Expands approximately 1for each inch applied if installed immediately after mixing Has temperature range of 2200 limit for interface temperature 3 lbs usually covers one square foot t hick Sets firmly on cold set in 2+ hours Can be applied by gun grout or trowel Parked in 100 lb. muid vill moisture bags Proper instructions for use enclosed in each bag SPECIAL APPLICATIONS 1/4 coating applied by Quigley C.

Confidential Mellon Institute of Industrial Researc PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT IHF-385 UNIVERSITT OF PITTSBURGH Received: Approved ff- 'i -y .

internal correspondence To: Mr.