Following consultation between the Treasurer and the Secretary, adjustments in fees were made in the cases of National Lead Company, National Starch Products, Inc. , Ohio-Apex Division of Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation, Stauffer Chemical Company, Julius Hyman and Company, and Koppers Company Tar Division.

j>- / mmsussjsmm 1* VlalskUtl ittta ttit Oay u ynldoAs Kf SH City cf It, Leul*# Stato 0f aiMouri# that ftafeedoet* 5h* Safeareid Coepeay, ana at all tlHi herein tmsdiicaed a earpcratien organ lead eadexirsiag 2er'C lefts' IP the State p saw 4Rsey,-cud fegiy Usartaafl to d Inwiasee is the State ef StaSenri* t, naisiirfs farther state Hast they ace rurritlBg IhlUrM f Opu B* ftuk she died is the City T It, kds, State f Xlsseeri Am SL* 1752# '* wm bora ef the walea sf said Oyil b Seed and XUaree Seed fao sere lawfully serried in firnott, ti4ctBSU, j* Plaintiffs farther state that froa the year 19*U; ant LI the Biddle ef the year 1952# said Cpll B Seed was anplayed as a emiMiori laborer at fiefendani'e plant is the City ef &t* Louis* Slseourit that derisc att-f Said yesdad ef eplj*fc-he-ea principally employed in tbs Mraafaetarlng and proeesaing depart* sate* end in tbe aabeatoa reca or warehouse ef defendant's said pleati that In said swaufaeturiae >d processing dspantasaala Itfsahnt need various string mehlaes and smba&jUel equijsasst; Chat throughout said period of aitiTpyieait said eesployee was f* dptinsd As mrfc on SBmrooa oaoaaiena sad far great lengths of *i. * *_** -f-: . ~ . .

However, no particular pattern in thr residen tial history could be identified that could lead to finding environ mental factors common to everyone. ' Past occupational history showed that all these workers spent IT 1|r :n ( | a m H t.

Richard C. " " Lead Co. of Ohio Mt.

STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF TRAVIS I I I CERTIFICATE I, che undersigned, hereby certify that in my official capacity as General Counsel, Texas Department of Health, I am authorized to make this certification. 1 further certify that the attached is a true, correct and exact copy of the following described document: Occupational Health Regulation No. 3 entitled "Maximum Permissible Concentrations of Atmospheric Contaminants in Places of Employment" as adopted by che Texas [State] Board of Health on June 9, 1958, effective July 1, 1958, ", *' as contained in che official records of the Texas Department of Health.

PLAINTIFFS || EXHIBIT jmiZM October 17, 1955 MINUTES OF THE ASBESTOS TEXTILE INSTITUTE AIR HYGIENE COMMITTEE MEETING September 7> 1955 IN ATTENDANCE WERE: D,, R,, Holmes J, U, Weber R , C,, Smi ch H, iii Jackson The Air Hygiene Committee was most pleased to have as its guests representatives of the Quebec Lining Association - Dr, Paul Cartier, Mr, Ivan 5abourin and lir, Maurice La Chance0 Mr, Sabourin, general counsel for the Q.A.iMA, told of the history and function of that association.

.imosnt teoy'asric were of which became sarcomatous.

230 Annals New York Academy of Sciences [f 7\') Information solicited from relatives and fellow workers concerning the individu al's drinking history indicate only very modest alcohol consumption and suggest that this case, too, may be causally related to the individual's exposure to vinyl chloride.

Moses is widely recog as a leading authority on insulation and is the author of more than 100 finical articles and papers as well as a book on electrical insulation.

However, Kenny, Baldwin and Maynand (1998) have sug gested that SA samplers operated at 2,2 LVmin would lead to better agreement with the new ISO/CEN/ACGIH respirable dust curve, with a 50 per cent cut-off point (d50) of 4 pm.

(456) MINUTES of the seventieth meeting of the Directors of the Manufacturing Chemists' Association, Inc., held at The Union Club, New York City, on May 14, 1957, at 11:00 a.m.

However, association of asbestos la with lung cancer is not a bias that exists by virtue of the Clinic-so observation of Gloyne is still an unusual and valid suggestive lead. 3, Dun..-' Cancer in.

Lo u is , in t h e p r in c ip a l a mo u n t o f n o t mo r e t h a n $140,000.00, THE PAYMENT OF WHICH SAID LOAN IS TO BE GUARANTEED BY NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY. 0000-NLI-000021079 I E I -2i (EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Ju l y 23, 1952) RESOLVED, Th a t t h e p r o p e r o f f ic e r s o p t h is Co mp a n y b e a n o t h e y h e r e b y a r e a u t h o r iz e d a n d d i r e c t e d TO MAKE, EXECUTE, ANO DELIVER IN THE NAME OP AND UNDER THE SEAL OP THIS COMPANY THAT CERTAIN INSTRUMENT o p Gu a r a n t y , w h e r e b y t h is Co mp a n y u n d e r t a k e s t o g u a r a n t e e THE PAYMENT OF A LOAN, NOT TO EXCEED THE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT o p $140,000.00, w h ic h Ge n e r a l Ba r it e Co mp a n y , a Mis s o u r i CORPORATION, HAS ARRANGED TO OBTAIN PROM THE FIRST NATIONAL Ba n k in St .

t f PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT NEW YORK UNIVERSITY-BE3LLEVUE MEDICAL CENTER or ntt rotx UNTvntsrrr institute of industrial medicine Juno 12 pi. 96 6 Mmtim( Addftf. 330 FTCT AVTNUI, NIT YOU 14.

FILE NAME State of the Art Literature SAL DATE 1950 DOC SAL050 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Book Excerpt - Pneumoconiosis C 0 3 : Edited by ARTHUR J.