Grinding Varnish Ester Gum Cold Cut Elastoil Four Hour Varnish Special Oil Bodied Linseed Oil Eosene Ho. 5 Oleum Spirits 16Jo Lead Cobalt Drier 6$ Manganese Drier 6$ SOST Liquid Calculated Yield Manufacturing Loss Actual Yield Lb.

Division Manager (Wyoming) TITLE Denver, Colorado LOCATION Discussed the alleged lead poisoning case reported from Thermopolis, Wyoming.

Maxell I I am very glad to inform you that the lead symposium has been accepted after a long delay due to the absence of the editor from his office, and will appear in the February number of the Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology.

The manufacture of PVC products requires less energy and limited natural resources than is needed to make the same products from any other plastic or from the traditional raw materials PVC has replaced, such as steel, glass, aluminum (8,12,13), rubber, copper, lead and paper.

absence of l degrees of lent, brittle i distensible dry more rapidly and give films harder than those from the orig inal oils.

The Principles and Practice of INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE Edited, by FRED J.

A form authorizing the workman to report to the medical de partment for examination or treatment issued by a foreman or lead ing man or other supervisor.

FILE NAME: General Electric (GE) DATE: 1941 DOC#: GE026 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Transactions of the National Safety Council -- x rn m rp m w iim iT iim m B i:" !

Industrialflealth J (\ \ TUESDAY MORNING SESSION ` October7,1941 Presiding--D*.

Again, the breathing of certain metallic oxide fumes such as zinc oxide, magnesium oxide, manganese dioxide, and copper oxide, can give rise to metal fume fevers, while the in halation or swallowing of certain toxic dusts such as lead, arsenic, cadmium, or manganese, and their comIHttinds, leads to poisoning.

Industrialflealth J (\ \ TUESDAY MORNING SESSION ` October7,1941 Presiding--D*.

Industrialflealth J (\ \ TUESDAY MORNING SESSION ` October7,1941 Presiding--D*.

FILE NAME: National Safety Council (NSC) DATE: 1945 DOC#: NSC114 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: NSC - Index to Safe Practices & Health Practices Pamphlets j,,3f- ' ; ' I N BEX --- ----------- 1 || p E X -- -- I H P E X ------- -- I M PE X -- -- S -- ----- I N D E X ------ I N P E T L % -- 1Mp E x I M P E X =~------ X .........

Joseph Lead at Foundation's Board of eighth annual meeting of Industrial Trustees presented at Mellon Institute Pittsburgh Nov.

The term "occupational disease," as used in this act, shall mean only the following diseases: (a) Poisoning by arsenic, lead, mercury, manganese, or beryllium, their preparations or compounds, in any occupation involving direct contact with, handling thereof, or exposure thereto.