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August 31, 1955 ADKDEISIRATIVE KXPEKSE PAUTT - REOIOS3 OSLT ^ METROPOLITAH BRABCHKS FOOD DIVISIOBS CHEMICALS-PIGWELTS-HEjoAUS DIVISIONS CHSMURGY DIVISIOHS SOOTHERS CHEMICAL DIVIS10S3 TOTAL ORAKD TOTAL z*ms& $22.84^ 11,26^ 3.182. 14,446 12,2lS 1,092. 13,667k09- 12u2L Factory $ 478 476 691 T9 f 1,248

Thomas's Hospital first established between 1860 and 1866 the existence of miners disease as an entity and distinguished it clinically from pulmonary tuberculosis Greenhow 1860 1881 who was attached to the Middlesex Hospital carried out the first large field investigation into the dusty industries such as the potteries metal trades cutlery making tin and copper mining mining lead mining cotton flax silk and woollen manufacture hosiery and lace making making and agriculture In the Transactions of the Pathological Society of London 1860 6a6re to be found excellent clinical and pathological descriptions by both these doctors of the disease which was later to be called silicosis by Visconti in 1870.

Greenliow (1860, 1861), who was attached to the Middlesex Hospital, carried out the first largo field investigation into the dusty industries such as the potteries, metal trades, cutlery making, tin and copper mining, coal-mining, lead mining, cotton, flax, Bilk and woollen manufacture, hosiery ami lace making, glove-making, and agriculture.

FILE NAME: National Safety Council (NSC) DATE: 1952 Sept DOC#: NSC023 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: NSC - National Safety News - Industrial Health Abstracts of Current Literature on Industrial Hygiene, Medicine & Nursing IMPROVE EFFICIENCY Protect your workers Iw d w s if f ic s i H l^ csS w h Abstracts of current literature on Industrial Hyg iene, Medicine, and Nursing By F.

September 25, 1951. 0007-SWP-000123672 0007-SW P-040284 Glorious sunshine comes indoors AT LEADING PAINT, HARDWARE, LUMBER AND DEPARTMENT STORES EVERYWHERE Completely New Washable Wall Paint!

FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1952 DOC IHF016 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Foundation Facts Nov INDUSTRIAL ; ' FOUNDATION re Facts .

Lead.

ARCHIVES O JF EDITORIAL BOARD PAUL S.

UTILITIES DEPARTMENT APPROVED SAFE WORK PROCEDURE TEST FOR SILICA Procedure No.

The barium, sodium, potassium, lead and nickel salts of the sulfonic acid have been prepared (6).

FILE NAME: Packings and Gaskets (PAG) DATE: 1958 DOC#: PAG053 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Excerpt - Industrial Hygiene Journal - Asbestos VOI UME 19 , NUM8 ER 1 February 1958 i ASSOCIATION p u b l i s h e d by THE W I L L I A M S & BALTIMORE 2 , MARYLAND WILKINS COMPANY f T?

I am heretic enough to believe it is of more value to teach a child how to cross the street safely in the middle of. a block than to let his teaching be to wait for the policeman to lead him across by the hand.

:,V pathology studies, rnssxiature films 284 405 ' 79 78,604 496 A traosphertc pollution (see air pollution) Atmospheric turbulence measurement 643 Atomic bomb casualties, treatment effects on blood 747 619 A vtation toxicology (bk. rev.) 559 Bacteria and odor control problem 102 Bagassosii 5QI BA L therapy m leau poisoning 361 therapy in thallium poisoning 148,813,319 vs. citrate in lead poisoning 469 careers1 aueaje Banrosis, zz.se Beat cisoroers and staphyiococcai .r.iection Benzene au homoiogues. poisoning bieoa dyscrasias from factories health of workers metabolism poisoning and erythromyeiosis effect on piateiet3 hematology 1.1 . . 7T 3