FILE NAME: Engelhard (ENG) DATE: 1969 DOC#: ENG103 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Research to Aid Riverside Paper Corp.

FILE NAME: Chrysler (CHR) DATE: 1963 May 27 DOC#: CHR105 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Memo - Airborne Asbestos Dust Concentration Mr.

FILE NAME: Crane Company (CRC) DATE: 1969 Apr 15 DOC#: CRC053 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Newspaper Article - The Wall Street Journal THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, Tuesday, April 15, 1969 Crane Co.

FILE NAME: Baldwin (BALD) DATE: 1963 Mar 21 DOC#: BALD029 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Inspection Report - Baldwin-Lima Hamilton Corp. - Lima Plant with Cover Letter .

FILE NAME: Foseco (FOS) DATE: 1967 Mar 22 DOC#: FOS101 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Patent Describing Alternatives to Hazardous Asbestos in Hot Tops & Mould Linings [Filed 1967, Great Britain] U nited States Patent Office Patented M3ar,5. 62,7,1696771 1 2 3,567,667 MOULD LININGS COMPOSITION COMPRISING BALL MILL DUST AND CALCIUM SILICATE, ALUMINUM SILICATE OR CALCIUM ALUMINO SILICATE FIBROUS REFRACTORY MATERIAL Bernard Carl Rumbold, Nechells, England, assignor to Foseco International Limited, Birmingham, England N o Drawing.

FILE NAME: Foster Wheeler (FW) DATE: 1966 Feb 25 DOC#: FW024 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Memo RE Main Boilers, Philadelph Naval Shipyard form I t . 76 .

FILE NAME: General Electric (GE) DATE: 1965-1971 DOC#: GE198 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: GE Phila Plant - BC Notes & 7 Docs [From PA Archive] General Electric Philadelphia 1965 Operation/Hazard/Control Measure matrix with asbestos dust hazard documented in Plastics Laboratory 1970 Report of asbestos dust study - switch gears manufacturing 0.12 - 0.25f/ml 1971 Field report of Asbestos dust 1971 Report letters of plant survey of asbestos dust - in arc chute molding dust counts < 5MPPCF Gnmr&l KLsctrc Co< : .

FILE NAME: Asten Hill (AH) DATE: 1968 Oct 3 DOC#: AH040 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Meeting Minutes f\i..' i-i In attendance : Minutes .

FILE NAME: Deere & Company (DC) DATE: 1960 DOC#: DC006 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Proceedings of the 13th International Congress Occupational Health - Funders, Attendees & Presentations I Proceedings THIRTEENTH INTERNATIONAL C O N G R E S S ON OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH The following corporations, governmental agencies, labor unions, professional societies, and individuals contributed to the financial support of the Congress: AFL/CIO The Alcoa Foundation AMF Foundation Addressograph-Multigraph Corporation Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation AAmllise-rCichaalFmoerersLMoyaanltuyfaGctruoruipng Company American Brake Shoe Company American Can Company AAmmeerriiccaann CCaysatnIarmonidPCipome pCaonmypany Am(NeroirctahnerInndCuasltirfoiarlniHa ySgeicetnioen)Association AAmmeerriiccaann MMeetdailcaCl lAimssaoxciFatoiuonndation, Inc.

FILE NAME: DuPont (DUP) DATE: 1964 Nov 2 DOC#: DUP025 DOCUM ENT DESCRIPTION: Trip Report, G.J.

FILE NAME: Neighborhood Exposures (NE) DATE: 1963 DOC#: NE006 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Medical Journal Editorial - Pulmonary Asbestosis \x:can M edical x June 1963 SA.ftuJ.J- Jou rn al : Su id-A rik aanse Tydskxif vir G enecskunde Volume 37 No. 24 Dccl 37 Kaapstad, 15 Junie 1963 EDITORIAL : VAN DIE REDAKSIE PULMONARY pneumoconioses or dust diseases, asbestosis would be the mi"l serious from many points of view, ow a relatively short exposure-- months instead s in silicosis--and while the morbidity rate, as J by radiological means, has been much re measures to lessen the inhalation of asbestos factories, it can still be very high--44-5Ys workers with 20 or more years' exposure and iosc with 10-15 years' exposure.1 union in frequency of pulmonary tuberculosis t-war era. and the equally striking increase in r in most countries, makes it difficult to assess ,ed iiahility of present-day sufferers from asbes--se two complications.

FILE NAME: Exxon (EXX) DATE: 1961 DOC#: EXX061 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Proceedings of Congress on Occupational Health with Donor List Proceedings THIRTEENTH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH LIST OF DONORS 1003 The following corporations, governmental agencies, labor unions, professional societies, and individuals contributed to the financial support of the Congress: AFL/CIO The Alcoa Foundation AMF Foundation Addressograph-Multigraph Corporation AAlllliesg-ChehnaylmLeursdluMmanSutfeaecltCuroirnpgorCaotimonpany AAmmeerriiccaanFBorreakLeoSyhalotey CGormouppany American Can Company American Cast Iron Pipe Company American Cyanamid Company American Industrial Hygiene Association (Northern California Section) American Medical Association American Metal Climax Foundation, Inc.

FILE NAME: Ferro Engineering (FER) DATE: 1966 DOC#: FER003 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Newspaper Articles <L "#* S" 1 Q o o o iSm'j ^ f-y recogtti -- as cancer ris Hv B f; A lf rad Bins-u i:if{,^ r N s xtwfh tW>>>: *.t.h>rrfc !

FILE NAME: Hercules Chemical (HERC) DATE: 1966 July 19 DOC#: HERC023 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Consultant Report - A Study of the Asbestos Hazard, Haveg Industries Inc.

FILE NAME: US Steel (USS) DATE: 1966 Mar 9 DOC#: USS005 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Memo I Hr.