Industrial Hygiene Digest INDUSTRIAL HEALTH NEWS LITERATURE ABSTRACTS MEDICAL ENGINEERING CHEMICAL TOXICOLOGICAL LEGAL-- - decisions and trends JANUARY, 1954 (Vol. 18.

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CERAMIC ABSTRACTS 1954 Charles S.

The American Ceramic Society I BULLETIN A monthly publication devoted to the proceedings of The Society, discussions of plant, technical, scientific, art, and cooperative research problems.

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Capital Close-Ups By Bert Mills Washington Editor of MOTOR Talk Election Year Tax Cut Headlines about prospective tax cuts are almost daily occurrences these days as Congress chops away at the Eisenhower budget.

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