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15 TRANSACTIONS 29th NATIONAL SAFETY CONGRESS GENERAL AND INDUSTRIAL SESSIONS CHICAGO OCTOBER 7-11, 1940 "S EXHIBIT NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL, 20 North Wacker Drive, Chicago Copyright, It40, Notional Safaty Council, Inc.

ABSTRACTS FROM CURRENT LITERATURE 221 The simplest kind of protective equipment, goggles, will protect the worker against practically all industrial injuries of the eyes.

TRASKO--state and local agencies IN INDUSTRIAL health 491 LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT PARTICIPATION IN INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE Full time industrial hygiene activities at the local level are not widespread at the present time, although there is a definite movement to bring local health departments more into the picture, particularly in view of the possible passage of federal legisla tion aimed at strengthening local health departments.

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596 HEINZ SPECHT holding may result in compression of the lungs to such an extent that onlyiwff considerable difficulty can sufficient positive pressure be created by the thdfaT musculature to release the glottal closure.

348 NOTES TO PAGES 263-68 laboratory that operated until 1948 (ibid., p. 186).

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PROCEEDINGS OP All Ohio Safety Congress Held Under the Auspices ol THE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION OF OHIO ami the direct management Of THE DIVISION OF SAFETY AND HYGIENE Published under the authority of The Industrial Commission of Ohio DESH LER-WA LLICK Columbus, Ohio April 14.-15-16 1943 THS r. 2.