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FILE NAME: Abex (ABX) DATE: 1949 Mar 31 DOC#: ABX031 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: NYU - Bellevue Talk - Brake Shoe Employee NYU - BELLEVUE TALK - March 31, 1949 P LA IN T IFF S v EXHIBIT AB-24 When I joined (Brake Shoe) 38 years ago office talk about doctors and medicine had only to do with the sickness of a member of the family or some friend, I am sure no one in our headquarters ever mentioned Industrial Hygiene.

FILE NAME: Metropolitan Life (ML) DATE: 1946 Nov 7 DOC#: ML049 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Dr.

FILE NAME: Trade Publications (TR) DATE: 1946 Jan DOC#: TR019 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Trade Journal - Southern Power & Industry xotmintH MvisiOHoMicr Altari G& Sol& Ag?

FILE NAME: Insulation Contractors & Distributors (ICD) DATE: 1944 June DOC#: ICD043 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Trade Journal Article - Dust as an Industrial Health Hazard - Heating and Ventilating A O K T ttT hxqazive re* laro co irn e * erro fui trowcaonoD with eoK xrn cuii. u d d it r u u . aito n rn m m e w A L i Pl-AINTIFF s f EXHIBIT .HEATING V_ _ e n t ila AHV . t in g r coxrunio wua.

FILE NAME: Warning Labels (WL) DATE: 1945 June DOC#: WL011 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Article from Trade Journal A G uide for the Preparation of 'Warning Labels for Hazardous Chemicals !

FILE NAME: Oil Industry and American Petroleum Institute (API) DATE: 1948 Jan 28 DOC#: API122 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Standard Oil Confidential Internal Report - Industrial Work Clothes - Their Provision and Laundering D (?

FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1946-1948 DOC IHF064 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION IHF Excerpts from Annual Conference Proceedings TRANSACTIONS of the ELEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING of INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION OF AMERICA INC NOVEMBER 7 1946 ia tH TABLE IV eg t MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE CONCENTRATION VALUES FOR WHICH GOOD AGREEMENT EXISTS : Gases and Vapors : Number Number Percent Substance Agreeing Disagreeing Agreeing M.

v Confidential Mellon* Institute of Industrial Research UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT tm l L' v -irt O n n v n f lltr* O r it*in :tl I Im tv i1 In iIn* C u r n r i'ii- M r llm i Iln iv e r s ilY A n 'lu v c * .

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1946 DOC NMA112 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Article - Dangerous Dusts - Science Digest ern oe aE = pe what thisthis changichanngigng worldworld means means means means means toto youyou you InsideInside Back Cover 48 Back Cover man may live near the railroad tracks all life Be Wy: *:--} remembering pneu moconiosis Silicosis is and inhale the black soot of the but one of them Over one million passing trains day after day without any damage to his lungs Carbon from train smoke may make workers in the United States today | are exposed to one sort of dust or another Pneumoconiosis is a major his lungs black as pitch and yet they will continue to function normally He hazard in many industries BS Silicosis is the most common | may live till the age of eighty or ninety only to die of some disease of his heart or intestines or some other organs In spite of their blackness the vitality of his lungs may be spared On the other hand there are many instances where coal miners are perhaps most lethal of ; pneu- moconiosis But don't think that it is . disease exclusively of coal miners No- indeed Possible victims of the disease | are those persons who are engaged in mineral grinding rock quarrying stone cutting tunnel driving fire : equally exposed to a carbon atmosphere succumbed to serious impairment of their lungs at the age of forty or fifty If the lungs of these men are examined mortem they too will be found to be heavily stained with black pigment Why do these men die What is the difference between the carbon at the railroad tracks and the carbon in the coal mines The answer can be found brick manufacturing foundry work and the manufacture of tile and abra- .

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1949 Oct DOC NMA123 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Article - Studies on Environmental Cancer Cancer News Coding microfilming and recording pertinent information from death certifi- cates onto master IBM cards coding records of all chromate workers for statistical study and making time studies of chromate workers above are all part of a cancer survey being conducted by the Ohio State Department Studies on 4 a 8 4 4 ; CANCER ANCER as an industrial or occupational disease is an historically old but scientifically new field of study Though the backlog of research covering industrial cancer is relatively small when compared with other fields of cancer research the significance of the disease has been recognized by the National Cancer Institute of the U.

FILE NAME: CERAMICS (CER) DATE: 1948 May DOC#: CER040 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Journal Article - Pulmonary Dust Disease INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE The Journal o f In du strial H ealth, O ccupational M edicine a n d Traum atic Surgery Wilk w h ich are co n so lid ated " T h e In d u s tria l D o c to r" a n d " In te rn a tio n a l J o u rn a l o f M edicine a n d S u rg e ry " Thia magazine if published to prom ote sound thought upon and concerning industrial m edicine and traum atic surgery.

FILE NAME: Colonial Sugar Refinery (CSR) DATE: 1948 May 10 DOC#: CSR168 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Government Inspection Results jbfA b . 1301A7 Bp C.

FILE NAME: Garlock (GAR) DATE: 1944 Nov 16 DOC#: GAR084 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Meeting Minutes with Attendees - Organization Meeting - Asbestos Textile Institute - Better Copy ( r* / > s( P LA IN T IFF 'S EXHIBIT 554- Present were MINOTB5 OF THE ORGANIZATION I GSTSC Of ASBESTOS TEXTILE INSTITOTZ Held at the University Club, New Tsrk* S.

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