. , This process is most marked in the liver and leads to an irreversible monolobular - cirrhosis.

PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS SOME UNANSWERED QUESTIONS REGARDING DUST AND PNEUMOCONIOSIS By D.

MotallitlnG opcratlone, lead burning, sand bleating and pipe rcccnditioning -- all present potential industrial hygiene problems.

PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS SOME UNANSWERED QUESTIONS REGARDING DUST AND PNEUMOCONIOSIS By D.

A S tu dy o f Lead I n t o x i c a t i o n Ca u se d by I n d u s t r i a l O c c u p a tio n s .

Pa id in f u l l o n De c e mb e r 20, 1943# 11-29-43 28.11 i942 Ba l a n c e NovevecR 30, 1943 $ 29.13 23.75 155.97 122.50 I .41 42.26 14.83 10.50 ISR001040 CURRENT ASSETS IT CUSTOMERS LEDGER - NHiTE LEAD DEPARTMENT (Co n t in u e d ) Oat In c Fr o m 8-25-43 ^ME Sims 4 Co mp a n y CONSICNCO STOCK ACCOUNT, CONSIDERED COOO, La s t Pa y me n t Da t e Amo u n t 11-22-43 i 147.50 Ba l a n c e No v ember 30, (943 * 3*.*^ 8-25-43 So u t h t o w n Pa in t 4 Wa l l p a p e r Co .

FILE NAME: Yarnall (YAR) DATE: 1946 Jan DOC#: YAR001 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Trade Publication Article ING A MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS CONCERNED WITH COMMERCIAI., INDUSTRIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGERATION.

He began work about January 1, 19^1, cleaned still and autoclave 8 or 10 times in the ensuing 2 veeks, vorked the greater part of the time at smelting, and recovery operations, and made all alloys* The onset of his illness vis vith insomnia and terrifying dreams one veek after beginning vork* There vas definite, and in fact, considerable exposure to inorganic lead compounds, both as fume in smelting and alloy manufacture and from dust in sveeping and cleaning.

At that time the only paints generally Imovn and used were paste paints, chiefly lead and oil mixed with dry colors and earth colors.

Badger & Sons Co., 1077 SEALS, Shaft for Compressor Fulton Sylphon Co., 1002-1003 American Rolling Mill Co.. 991 Bethlehem Steel Co., 992 Camegie-Illinois Steel Corp., 994 Columbia Steel Co., 994 Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp., 993 Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Eagle-Picher Lead Co., 1100 Ehret Magnesia Manufacturing Co., 1098-1099 Insulite Company, The, 1102-1103 Johns-Manville, 1104-1105 Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co.. 1120 Kimberly-Clark Corp., 1106-1107 Mundet Cork Corp., 1108 Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp., 938-939 Pacific Lumber Co., The, 1109 SEPARATORS, Dust American Air Filter Co., 932-933 American Blower Corp., 884-885 Buffalo Forge Company, 965 Coppus Engineering Corp., 936 .

Oho leads to a belt iaS running to the initial stockings'll1 other two chutes discharge to inclined belt conveyors leading^ station.

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INTER.OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE Et hyl Gaso l ine Cor po r at ion CHRYSLER BUILDING 405 Lex in g t o n Avenue Ne w Yo r k June 17, 1940 Dr.

The proposition vas considered and it tma decided that the Scranton plant oould ho used for the manufacture of dry colors sad paint products hut nothing should ho done at this tine other than to continue the manufacture of white lead.

Mercer told him that from all appearances these were not leaded tanks and that there was no need for him, Mercer, to stay* According to Mr* williams, Mr# Mercer said that ,he would return for the cleaning of the 40,000 barrel tank* At three-thirty p#m* on Friday Mr* Williams stated that th actual cleaning of Tank |1 began and th&t it continued until five-thirty P*m* William Davis was in the tank for two hours, Eay Eousor was in the tank for on hour* Hr* Williams further stated that during these two hours he and Mr# Mercer were together on the fire wall of the tank* Gloves and boots wore used but no masks were used# fir* Williams states that ho arrived a t the scone of the tank cleaning, i#o*, the Carolina Terminal, at 9 a*ta# on Saturday morning* The m n were then in the tank without protective equip ment* Ho Instructed Mr* iqhols to notify Mr* Mercer when the i?