examiner fin d s th a t th e claim i s p ro p erly su b je c t to compromise and th a t th e compromise above sta te d i s hereby approved) th a t th e tem porary d is a b ility between March 21 1956 end October 12, 1956, covered 29 weeks and 1 day w ith re s u ltin g l ia b i li t y fo r tem porary to ta l d is a b ility in th e sum o f $1,327.08) th a t th e a p p lic a n t Henry Hart-wig was barn January 8, 1890 and th a t a t tim e of in ju ry he was 66 y ears of age, th e d a te of in ju ry being th e l a s t day o f work on or about March 20, 1956) th a t f o r 70 p e r cen t of permanent t o t a l d is a b ility be becomes e n title d to compensation in th e sum of $15,540.00) -3 - That th e l i a b i l i t y o f th e Employers H itu al L ia b ility Insurance Company i s a s follow s* Tor tem porary t o t a l d is a b ility th e sum o f $1,161.20 and f o r accrued permanent p a r t i a l d is a b ility th e sum o f $2,072*00 or t o ta l accrued l i a b i l i t y of $3*233.20) th a t th e Employers Mutual L ia b ility Insurance Company h as p aid compensation in th e sum o f $1,350*00 lead in g an accrued balance payable in th e sum of $1,833*20 from which th e re s h a ll be deducted a u th o rised a tto rn e y fe e of $282*48 w ith an accrued balance payable to th e a p p lic a n t in th e sum of $1 , 600.72) th a t th e re rem ains an unaccrued balance o f $11,525*50 payable by th e Employers M utual L ia b ility Insurance Company a t a monthly r a te of $140.29 beginning February 3* 1958, and from such monthly payment, th e re h u ll be deducted th e sum of $21*04 payable d ire c tly to A ttorneys S a fe r and Goldberg w ith th e monthly b alance payable d ir e c tly to th e employe In th e sum o f $119*25) That th e l i a b i l i t y of th e Standard A ccident Insurance Company i s as follow s i Accrued tem porary t o ta l di s abi l i ty in th e sum of $165.88 and accrued permanent p a r tia l d is a b ility in th e sum of $296*00 or a t o ta l of $461.88 from which th e re s h a ll be p aid a tto rn e y fe e in th e sum of $69*28 w ith an accrued balance payable d ir e c tly to th e a p p lic a n t in th e sum of $392.60 The unaccrued balance of $1,646*50 s h a ll be p aid by Standard Occi d en t Insurance Company a t a monthly r a te of $20.04 beginning February 3* 1958, 4 from such payment, th e re s h a ll be deducted au thorised a tto rn e y fe e of $3*09L w ith a monthly balance payable to th e a p p lic a n t in th e sub of $17.03* The above d is trib u tio n s e ts f o r th th e l i a b i l i t y under th e compro m ise pursuant to which Sprinkmann Sons C orporation and Employers Mutual L ia b ility Insurance Company, have accepted l i a b i l i t y in th e t o ta l sum of $14,758*70 and th e Culberg A sbestos & Cork Company and Standard Accident Insurance Company in 'Uie t o ta l sum of $2,108.38 The examiner fin d s th a t th e a p p lic a tio n and claim of th e applic a n t aVin be dism issed w ith reg ard to U n iv ersal Roofing A In su la tio n Company and i t s in s u re r, Employers Mutual L ia b ility Insurance Company) Armstrong Cork Company and T rav elers Insurance Company} Asbestos P roducts, In c . and Anchor C asualty Company} and A.

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT INTERIM REPORT API RESEARCH PROJECT MC-1 by A* Wesley Horton, Ph.D* April 10, 1957 THE KETTERING LABORATORY ,. .

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GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY A Symposium Held Under the Auspices of the Analysis Instrumentation Division of the Instrument Society of America August, 1957 EDITED BY VINCENT J.

FILE NAME Insurance Industry INS DATE 1957 Apr DOC INS060 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Proceedings of the Home Office Life Underwriters Assoc Meeting with Member List & Presentation The Asbestos Industry Certain Health Experiences Among Asbestos Workers ee etnak enaw ae wre eS od.

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THE REFRACTORIES INSTITUTE Reports to the Membership Ninth Annual Spring Meeting THE GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.

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Chemical Safety Data Sheet Manual Sheet SD-56 VINYL CHLORIDE Adopted February, 1954 1.

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