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FILE NAME Deere & Company DC DATE 1961 Oct DOC DC101 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION IH Digest listing attendees of IHF training course covering pneumoconioses & other topics with Literature Abstracts 01897 1992 1992 1992 1992 1992 1992 1992 1992 1992 November Hygiene Digest NovemberNovember November Industrial November November November November INDUSTRIAL HEALTH NEWS November November November November LITERATURE ABSTRACTS MEDICAL ENGINEERING CHEMICAL ABRAMS TOXICOLOGICAL LEGAL ABRAMS ABRAMS : RREREE RE RE RE OCTOBER 1961 Vol 25 No. 10 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION MELLON INSTITUTE 4400 FIFTH AVENUE -- PITTSBURGH PA PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT TH- F202 03120921 0189 C66I C66I C66I CC66I6I C66I C66I .

1932 01897 1932 1932 1932 1932 1932 NovemberNovember Industrial Hygiene Digest NovemberNovemberNovember INDUSTRIAL HEALTH NEWS NovemberNovember November LITERATURE ABSTRACTS MEDICAL ENGINEERING ABRAMSABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS CHEMICAL TOXICOLOGICAL LEGAL ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMSABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS OCTOBER 1961 Vol 25 No. 10 RE RE RE RE RE RE RE RE RE RE RE ININ IN IN INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE FOUNDATION MELLON INSTITUTE 4400 FIFTH AVENUE : PITTSBURGH 13 PA PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT IHF 03120921 0189 666T 666T 666T 6666T6T 666T 666T 666T TOQUIOAON TOQUIOAON TOQUIOAONTOQUIOAON TOQUIOAON TOQUIOAON TOQUIOAON TOQUIOAON TOQUIOAON TOQUIOAON | MI'S>)MI'S MI'S MI'S Ii AB AB AB AB : RE RE RE RE RE RE RE RE IN IN IN IN IN 03120922 Industrial Hygiene Foundation assumes no responsibility for statements in articles abstracted in this Digest or for material from other organizations which may be sent to members from Ume to time The Digest's condensation of articles as well as literature not originating originating within the Foundation are made available to our members solely for their information by way way of keeping them posted on developments C661 C661 C661 C661 C661 C661 JOQUIOAON JOQUIOAON JOQUIOAON JOQUIOAONJOQUIOAON JOQUIOAON JOQUIOAON ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS RE RE RE RE RE ININ IN ININ INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE HYGIENE FEATURES A discussion of the identification and control of major industrial medical cases is presented in Abst No. 951 Data concernitnhge differential diagd-iag- nosis of bronchiectasis and bronchitis are given in Abst No. 956 Bundle branch block among employed persons is the theme of Abst No. 958 Consult Abst No. 959 for information regarding the management of hypertension and low blood pressure in the employee Abst No. 961 reports on the solitary pulmonary nodule and lung malignancy A stud^on smoking in relation to physical complaints is given in Abst No. 964 See Abst No. 969 for information on skin cancer and occupation Consult Abst No. 975 for details on the toxicology of selenium and tellurium Bone marrow changes in chronic cadmium poisoning in rabbits is the title of Abst No. 979 Abst No. 980 discusses the comparative toxicology of iron compounds Abst No. 995 reports on studies of experimental silicosis in dogs Asbestosis in a worker automobile undercoating undercoating ted in Abst No. 997 engaged in is investiga Abst No. 1002 is concerned with medical problems of underwater depths Consult Abst No. 1006 for details on the measurement of rocket engine noise Abst No. 1020 reports on fallout and man's diet Information concerning air pollution from the grain industry is given in Abst No. 1028 6168100-88MH 616810 -8 MH 6168100-88MH 6168100-88MH 616810 -8 MH 616810-8MH 6168100-88MH 6168100-88MH 6168100-88MH FOUNDATION FACTS NEW MEMBER The Foundation welcomes to membership The Bessemer Corporation 26th ANNUAL MEETING THIS MONTH The immediate response to the invita- tions for our 26th Annual Meeting which will be held here at Mellon Institute Pittsburgh on October 25-26 1961 has been most gratifying We trust that every member company will be represented at these conferences and are confident that those in attendance will find the meeting both profitable and interesting DR PAUL GROSS the Foundation's Research Pathologist participated in a Graduate Course on Diseases of the Chest sponsored by the American College of Chest Physicians on September 26 in Philadelphia He also attended a meeting of the Planning Committee for the Conference on Respiratory Disease in Industry Philadelphia on October 14 in et Philadelphia ee ie THEODORE F.

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Health Risk Assessment of the B.K.K.

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT X i WA-TEX 001650 JOB CONSENT PLANTi 1 Puget Sound DEPARTMENT* RP&S - Docks CLASSIFICATIONi Pumper Helper B A e BASIC TRAINING lo Departmental organisation 26 Relation of Department to Refinery Operations 3o Departmental Working Rules 40 Departmental Safety Practices . 5o Departmental Fire Protection 60 Departmental Tools 7, Lubrication of Equipment 8, Operation of Centrifugal Pumps 9o Operation of Steam.Reciprocating Pumps < 10o Operation of Valves and Plug Cocks 11o Operation of pressure Gauges 12 Operation of Steam Traps 130 Tank Fittings and Equipment 14.

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ETC 26705 The Cover On Dec. 23, Adah Sturgis, Quality Control, received the largest suggestion award yet given to a woman employee at the Baton Rouge Plant.

SAFETY NEWS Published WASTE and CONTAMINATION -- Both Are Eliminated!

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CIRCUIT ORAL ARGUMENT SCHEDULED FOR JANUARY 31, 1989 Nos. 88-1531 gi al.

SAFETY NEWS Published WASTE and CONTAMINATION -- Both Are Eliminated!

FILE NAME: National Safety Council (NSC) DATE: 1962 DOC#: NSC088 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: National Safety Council Transactions Vols. 1-27 *] -1c M Kw CHcD* I CAL 35=.- .

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