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1932 TRANSACTIONS National Safety Council Incorporated TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL SAFETY CONGRESS iI \ Washington, D.

It is found i n gasoline from -trace amounts to as much as 30% concentration i n some countries.

Lead aalta such as basic lead carbonate or lead silicate were the earli* est stabilizers used in polyvinyl chloride.

LHW 0010001 'J N50760 /4r7Z~*z~J'< INDEX Sectlona PaRii History of the Du Pont Paint Business......................................................... 1-2 Company Status at time of Du Font's entry In the Paint Business 3 Parlln Plant, Story of....................................................................................... 4 - 7 Harrison Bros. & Co., Inc., Purchase of..................................................... 8 - 13 Bridgeport Wood Finishing Co., Purchase of.............................................. 14 - 19 Flint Varnish & Color Works, Purchase of......................... ........................ 20 - 23 New England Oil, Paint it Varnish Co., Purchase of.............................. 24 - 28 Chicago Varnish Co., Purchase of..................................................................... 27-30 Toledo Plant (Mountain Varnish Co.), Purchase of................ ............... 31 - 32 3outh San Francisco Plant.................................................................................... 33 - 35 Fort Madison Plant, Purchase of....................................................................... 36 - 37 The Beginning of Du Font Paint Business.................................................. 38-42 Evolution of Chemical Products Division and Invention of *Dueo"................................................................................................... 43 - 51 Licensing Arrangement of Du Pont's Lacquer Patent.............................. 52 - 55 Evolution of Du Pont Refinish Division....................................................... 56 - 67 Evolution of Chemical Specialties Division.............................................. 63-74 "Duluz*, the Miracle Finish................................................................................. 75 - 30 Trade Salas and where Merchandising and Chemistry Step In......... ............................................................................................. 81 - 100 Conclusion....................................................................................................................... 101 - 102 LHW 0010002 DUP110133928 CROSS INDEX A Allen, Wm.

Re h o e , Medical Director, Ethyl Gasoline Corporation j Associate Professor of Physiology, University of Cincinnati He n r y H.

Ke h o e, Medical Director, Ethyl Gasoline Corporation; Associate Professor of Physiology, University of Cincinnati He n r y H.

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CONTENTS 4 MARTINS CREEK STEAM-ELECTRIC STATION OF PENNSYLVANIA POWER & LICHT FEATURES OUTDOOR CONSTRUCTION {Photo on /rent coctr) 11 ELLIOTT MEN ENCAGE IN VARIOUS GROUP ACTIVITIES 12 RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION'S NEW 40 MILLION DOLLAR REFINERY 13 STEEL MILL COMPRESSORS (Youngstown Sht & Tub* Co.) l-l DOUBLE-DUTY HOT SAW (York-Gihespie Manufacturing Co.) 15 ELLIOTT MOTORS IN MODERNIZATION PROGRAM AT DECATUR WATER WORKS 16 NEW PLEDGER GASOLINE PLANT RECOVERS FIVE LIQUID PRODUCTS 18 TRIPLETS AT ASPINWALL 19 OLD MOTORS AND NEW IN A MODERN CEMENT PLANT (Peerless Cement Corp.) 20 FORD CITY PROGRESS 22 SINCLAIR'S HOUSTON REFINERY EXPANSION 21 COFFEE-VVASHING MACHINE DEVELOPED IN PUERTO RICO 21 AIRCRAFT PLANT INSTALLS EMERGENCY GENERATOR (North American Aviation) 25 SCAVENGING COMPRESSORS IN CHILE 26 NEW CAT CRACKER (Southwestern Oil Refining Co.) 28 CONOCO AT LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA 30 MIDLAND CO-OP EXPANSION 31 POWERCRAX Poaretjax, published by Klliou Company since 1923, is primarily a record of the development of Elliott products and their application in industry.

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per With a few exceptions the period of disability re- sulting from skin diseases is short as compared with some of the other industrial diseases ; the total number of days lost for the 648 claims totalling 8,254 days For the cases of dematitis the total number of lost was 7,673 for a total of days 561 claims making an average of 13.6 dhidhm im In skin diseases it should be noted commenting that upon during the past death Under the classification of industrial poisons 174 claims were filed with a total of 61,226 days lost In this group lead poisoning is as usual the most promi- nent cause of disability During the year there 138 claims filed for lead were poisoning with 6 fatalities or death claims Investigation of the files however shows that none of these death claims has allowed as as yet been compensable by the Commission Four have been definitely disallowed due to the fact that in each instance was found to be due to some con- dition other than lead poisoning and in the other the proof has not been cases completed sufficiently for the claims to be presented for decision Exclusive of the six death claims it is found that the average period of disability in the cases of lead poisoning filed was days per claim 35 phosphorous Other claims filed for industrial poisonings are as follows brass or zinc

1962 ANNUAL REPORT MONSANTO CHEMICAL COMPANY mar 000697 v LAW1046756 The next Annual Meeting of the shareowners of the Company is to he held on Thursday, March 28, 1963, at the Company's General Offices, 800 North Lindbergh Boulevard, St.

ri hB0^ 850 FOUNDATION This nws-l'*tt'*r ts issued monthly to member t companies and trade associations affiliated with Air Hyciene Foundation.

Pursuant to section 4(b)(2) of the Act, OSHA has determined that this standard is more effective than corresponding standards now applica ble to the maritime and construction industries and currently contained in Subpart B of Pert 1910, and Parts 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918 and 1926 of Title 29, Code of Federal Regulations.

CO.COg gas .enclosed operation r a s Circa 1500^________ dermatltls_____ shot blasting iroom stool,silica dust .personal hygiene__ nolso alr. line respirator___ grinding steel,silicon car- ldo dust dermatitis local exhaust personal hygiene I protective coatinr red lead oxide raint respirators'______ ploranti mist Thimmer vapor ftmist g moral ventilation degreasing trichloroethylene general ventilation vaDor and mist respirators i I chinning r - ^ -- dermatltls Steel dust, noise dermatitis personal hygiene general ventilation personal hygiene !