FILE NAME: New York State & NY Times (NY) DATE: 1952 July DOC#: NY102 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: NY Dept of Labor Monthly Review - Industrial Cancer of the Lungs [Continued from June Issue] The material on this page was copied from the collection of the National Library of Medicine by a third party and may be protected by U.S.

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President: "We are enclosing herewith a resolution of the Executive Commit tee, Baltimore Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, in which it is strongly recommended that the Executive Committee, National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, take the necessary steps to adopt a national law on warning labels for paints containing lead.

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This defendant objects to this interrogatory on the basis that it seeks information which is not relevant to the subject matter of this litigation and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence, except as it relates to the period of time during which this defendant engaged in the manufacture, sale and distribution of its Kaylo asbestos-containing products.

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FILE NAME: Texaco (TEX) DATE: 1952 Sept DOC#: TEX018 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: IH Digest Abstract - Asbestosis Associated with Bronchiogenic Carcinoma I \( i // / !

In addition, Hammond produces a substantial amount of Lead Powder and small amounts of Tin Powder, Brass Powder and Solder Powder.

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Knox (1955) is, on the whole, of the opinion that the epithelial changes leading to carcinoma arise from: (i) chronic irritation leading to increased thickening and compression of the alveolar walls and (ii) subsequent slow disintegration of the asbestosis bodies with liberation of something which, acting on the already abnormal epithelium, induces malig nancy.

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PA | Mellon Institute Headquarters of Industrial Hygiene Foundation int ersee a tieringsy allo INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION I] What it is | INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION is a nonprofit re- search association of Industries for advancing occupational health improving working conditions and bettering human relations Organized in 1935 at Mellon Institute to assist in solving the the Foundation has since had wide experience silicosis problem health It has grown from in the whole domain of occupational a nucleus of 20 member companies to more than 400 supporting companies and trade associations representing leading indus- Companies tries of the nation and associations affiliated with the Foundation are entitled to the services of industrial health team plus the technical facilities of Mellon Institute where the Foundation has its headquarters and laboratories T,he H Staff and Associates engineers Physicians chemists Industrial hygienists bio- chemists and research technicians specialists in occupa- tional health problems com it e s Five professional committees inedical preventive engi neering legal and air pollution con- toxicological whose members supplement the staff in supplying 4 facts and counsel comprised A Board of Trustees of top echelon leaders in technology science and education who administer the Foundation's affairs in general S,ervices to Member Companies t @ Study and solution of specific industrial health problems fi@ Environmental surveys + eo Control of hazards Development of health and medical programs tailored to individual company requirements Basic research in physiology toxicology and biochemistry and in the field of air pollution FOUNDATION ACTIVITIES | Medical Services * Specific toxicological studies of All types pollution investigations fet in Collaboration in operations researches Reports on legal developments in industrial health Technical information service Publications Annual meeting and technical conferences e GENERAL INFORMATION is available from the Foundation on all matters pertaining to health inaintenance services and to specific industrial medical problemk ere ; 0 i CONSULTATION is provided dealing with the establishment expansion and conduct of medical programs in industry Annual Meeting of H in Mellon Institute Auditorium 2) MEDICAL EVALUATIONS made by the Foundation for member companies serve to determine what is adequate for the . health maintenance needs of an organization and its component plants and to assure that the greatest amount of efficient proper service is obtained for a given outlay of money Such audits include studies of organizational and adminis- trative practices in industrial health services inspection of personnel medical facilities interview of in all areas relating to medical services and thorough examination of records of in- ployment illness and injury with tabulation of costs where possible Potential hazards are evaluated and physical examina- tions are designed with these and other pertinent factors in mind In every instance recom endations are made with respect to medical program suitedsuited to rneceomeenddatisonsof the company, EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES are conducted to determine the relationship of certain diseases to occupation Incidence rates of those diseases are related to possible causes by statistical methods i Separating respirable dust Into size fractions Collecting metal fumes with electrostatic precipitator Industrial Hygiene Services SURVEYS on an industry sEcNVaIlReOcNoMndEuNcTteAdLfor members as are plant studies on specific The nature and inagnitude phases of industrial health problems of control measures of hazardous exposures and the effectiveness are appraised and chemists measure and H industrial hygienists and odors noise and radiant analyze dusts fumes gases vapors medical staff evaluate the hazards heat and together with the Involved to advise on control The engineering division is equipped modifications in requireinents for specific operations and on climinate en- minimize or whenever possible to processe vironment hazards The Foundation's Industrial health specialists are called . on to Give specialized advice on new plant design and construc- tion and reconstruction in existing plants in order to make health protection an integral part of operations Conduct field tests of new control measures Review plans for ventilating systems as to design capacity etc.

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MMBB-001^601 &=3 % Industrial Hygiene Digest INDUSTRIAL HEALTH NEWS LITERATURE ABSTRACTS MEDICAL ENGINEERING CHEMICAL TOXICOLOGICAL LEGAL - - - decision* and trends oo t=a SEPTEMBER, 1952 (Vol. 16, No. 9) 03119407 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION MELLON INSTITUTE 4400 FIFTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH 13.

MMBB-001^601 &=3 % Industrial Hygiene Digest INDUSTRIAL HEALTH NEWS LITERATURE ABSTRACTS MEDICAL ENGINEERING CHEMICAL TOXICOLOGICAL LEGAL - - - decision* and trends oo t=a SEPTEMBER, 1952 (Vol. 16, No. 9) 03119407 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION MELLON INSTITUTE 4400 FIFTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH 13.