THE NEW ORDER IN LATHING AND PLASTERING An Age-Old Handcraft Joins the Moderns -fcr A special report on the Progress of Machines, Tools and Equipment in the Industry {I Reprinted from PLASTERING INDUSTRIES, November 1957 SGP 0003028 A new horizon bids to make the oldest craft the most modern in the construction industry T is appropriate, we feel, that this I National Convention issue of PLASTERING INDUSTRIES should devote its theme to the mechaniza tion of the lathing and plastering craft--along with the many pages devoted to chronicling the accomp lishment of the CPIA and the Bureaus and Institutes across the land.

From 1926 to 1936 the average number of cases allowed (compensation) was 36 per year.

Kehoe worked in a sm all la b o ra to ry of G eneral Motors R esearch C o rp o ratio n , stu d y in g the n atu re of the in to x ic a tio n Induced by te tra e th y l lead and inves N 6512 2- - tig a tin g means fo r th e c o n tro l o f dangers a r is in g in I t s m anufacture and u s e .

FILE NAME: General Electric (GE) DATE: 1923-1934 DOC#: GE036 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Dr.

Thus, in a study of the lead hazard in a storage-battery plant (5), the Public Health Service adopted a special method of determining the permissible

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The lack of oxygen caused by this condition can lead to heart failure.

Leading decisions asserting the general rule that liabil ity in tort depends upon the absence of reasonable care .

LeRay; Kansas City; Glenn Babcock; Los Angeles: Ken Freberg, Bill Van Wyck; Mexico: Lynn Phil lips; Netc York; Gerry Harms, Jim Donohue, Wilma Hama, Etna Harris, Mollie Houghton, Gertrude Melloh, Joan Ryan, Edna Vorwerk; San Bernardino: Adeline Furst, Judy Schaub; photographer: Fred Green; San Francisco: Wil Hancock; Tulsa: Carl Bartholomew, Howard Hamalter; Yonkers: Cath erine Henderson, Gasoline Testing; Gil de Malvilain.

Kehoe, Medical Director, Ethyl Gasoline Corporation; "Associate Professor of Physiology, University of Cincinnati.

Those substances which are most prevalent or most injurious to health, such as benzene, lead, carbon monoxide, carbon tetrachloride, or silica, have received comprehensive consideration.

We recognize and guard against. lead exposure, in storage battery plants, but often-.overlook such an operation good industrial practice dictates; (3) those conditions, .where it is not readily discern ible by general observation whether the ex posure is'withih safe-limits. ' as where red lead is bring mixed with a .

In Baton Rouge the Oil Centennial celebration reached its climax in early November with these Ethyl people taking leading parts.

Joseph Lead Company 250 PARK AVENUE, NF.W YORK 17, N.

Accidental poisonings from carbon monoxide gas occur almost daily; and children have contracted lead poisoning by sucking lead-painted toys.