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CASE OF CHRONIC BERYLLIUM POISONING FROM ATOMIC ENERGY DEVELOPMENT ROBERT J.
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116 CHAPTER 4 Nazi labor leaders were often ambivalent about what should be done to stop occupational cancers.
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Page 1137 1 Q You didn't work with any asbestos-containing j 2 products at that time either, did you?
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1 .entrance to the tire shop was about 10 feet from the Page 1349 2 garage area. 3 Q Now, in addition to doing brake work at the 4 Preston Street garage from the time that you got there 5 in 1945 up until 1962, did you ever do any clutch work 6 there?
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Page 1394 1 at the postal service, what position were you applying 2 for?
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1 But those studies would be appropriate. 2 Q You also agree, do you not, sir, it is not 3 appropriate to look at the amount of dust released 4 from using brake materials today and say that that is 5 going to automatically be the same as the amount of 6 dust that was released from using brake materials 20, 7 30, 40 years ago. 8 You would agree with that, wouldn't you?
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THE TRUDEAU FOUNDATION FOR THE CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF PULMONARY DISEASE AT J>RAMAC UKt.
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INDUSTRIAL HVC.IEnE FOUNDATION OF AMERICA.
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STATE OF TEXASCOUNTY OF NUECES S.S.
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Asbestos Service Company 19U0 Completed Contracts partial Billing ' SUMMARY 1949 111,334.35 131.192,37 Profit--Completed Contracts 33*318.06--29.92# Partial Billing 40.913.36--31.18# 242,527.22 74,231.42--30.6# j/ 1948 Completed Contracts Partial Billing Profit--Completed Contracts " Partial Billing 94,283*27 68.375*09 31,264.81*--33.16# 23.375*82--34.13# 162,658.36 54,640.63--33.59# I Vrr CONTRACTS ON HAND AS ,QF JAN .1,194-9 y^AnMGiJ a 3IVH:-?
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948 MODERN PLANT SURV Technical highlights of utility and industrial power-plant construction to meet unprecedented load growth; tabulated engineering features of over 700 new steam and hydroelectric stations ince the war's end pitched us into the sures. temperatures, capacities, heat-release S greatest wave of construction the industry rates, fuels, firing equipment, boiler auxil has vet known, power engineers have had little iaries. fan and pump drives, etc.
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