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LOS ANGELES CITY DIRECTORY (1923) Los Angeles City Directory, 1923 CALA00000150 3637 WILSON & CO INC OF CALIFORNIA, 1000 Lyon Woodward-Bennett Co E Vernon and Santa Fe trks Paint and Oil Manufacturers GREEN-MARSHALL COMPANY, 1624 E 14th `Paint Brushes LOS ANGELES WALL PAPER & PAINT CO, 628 S Main (See page 295) Paint Manufacturers American Dry Color Co 687 Antonia Avalon Paint Co 2127 Santee BASS-HUETEK PAINT CO, Walton Paint and Wall Paper Co Factory Distribu tors, 1729 Highland av BOHAN E R & CO, 130 E 9th, cor Los Angeles (See page 296) Boulden Paint Co 1926 Temple BRININSTOOL PAINT CO, 908 S Main and 161 S Western av (See page 296) CALIFORNIA PAINT & WALL PAPER CO, 9th, ne cor Main GREEN-MARSHALL COMPANY, 1624 E 14th HILL, HUBBELL & COMPANY, 1612 Compton av (See right bottom lines and page 332) Hughes Paint Co 920 S Main Ironite Paint & Varnish Co 2486 Hunter JEFFERSON PAINT CO, 116-118 E ; Jeffer son Kennedy L C 2429 E 15th MATHEWS PAINT CO INC, 219-221 :S Los An^elc g ' Oakley Paint Mfg Co 1616 Naud Paraffine Companies The Inc Paint, Roof ing and Floor Cover,ing Division 901 903 N Main PYRAMID PAINT PRODUCTS CO, 125 E 9th (See page 296) Rex Paint Co 314 Aurora Roberts Mutual Paint Co 2215 E 9th SARLOW PAINT & VARNISH CO, 319 E 7th Seymour & Seymour 24i6 E 14th SILLERS VARNISH CO, 684-90 S Ander son " Sonneborn L Sons Inc 316-324 E Market Spellens S C 2024 E 1st T-O MANUFACTURING CORF, 908 S Main and 151 S Western av (See page 296) Tropical Paint & Oil Co 365 S BWay rra 618 Wester* Chemical Products Co 2436-2440 E 8th WESTERN WOOD PRESERVING CO, 2421 E 26th Paint Manufacturers--Industrial HILL, HUBBELL & COMPANY, 1612 Compton av (See right bottom lines and page 332) " Painters--House and Sign Adams J E 123 E 62d Adams M J 1014 W 10th Allen Arthur 4931 Lynn Allen H L 1269 N Ardmore av Andrews C D 1261 W Jefferson Andrews Henry 1602% W Jefferson Annin L R 438 Alexander San Fndo Appleton I L 3243 W 60th Arnesen E B 1058 N St Andrews pi Aronson Morrison 6163 S Van Ness av Artman B A 3933 Halldale av Ashley H F 6042 Rosewood av Ashton Chas 413 S Western av .
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FILE NAME Keene KNE DATE 1930 Mar DOC KNE061 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Trade Journal Issue - ASBESTOS A rr .gt . & a: Ps ybituy J hy ry ohs aepn:aa fi, 4 z Kaiig- o Pa -~ 3h = is = & <e Peeeg iWigh if 3!
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Prompted further bv the improved statistical position of lead during early August, the WPB removed entirely the limitations on the use of lead chemicals for rubber compounding and gasoline refining.
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Important actions taken under this law include standards for a phased-out elimination oflead in gasoline and the setting ofsulfuric acid air emission guidelines for existing industrial plants. c l e a n w a t er ACT.
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Tickner 3 Lead in petrol 'makes the mind give w ay'................................................................46 Herbert Needleman and David Gee 4 Too much to swallow: PCE contamination of mains w a te r..................................... 76 David Ozonoff 5 Minamata disease: a challenge for democracy and justice..................................... 92 Takashi Yorifuji, Toshihide Tsuda and Masazumi Harada 6 Beryllium's 'public relations problem'.................................................................... 131 David Michaels and Celeste Monforton 7 Tobacco industry manipulation of research ......................................................... 151 Lisa A.
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Twort and Fulton (59) 3tate that oils with a preponderance of paraffins have relatively little API 04610 -3- carcinogenic activity, but that carcinogenesis is high in oils with a preponderance of isocyclic compounds, Pessano (41) found that some of the products of combustion in gasoline engines are in the group considered carcinogenic.
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Pancoast and Pen dergrass (8.1) in 1926 examined a group of seventeen asbestos work ers.
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Lead p.
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Lead p.
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Qulek-proeees White Lead Dept, added at Chicago. 1922 LACQUER NANUFACTCRE begun at the Chicago Plant (Buildings 510-344).
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Publications of ths South African Institute for Medical Research- No.
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Publications of ths South African Institute for Medical Research- No.
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Lead in the excreta and blood in lead absorption a.
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/ N50656 (//(i< INDEX Sections P*g History of the Du Pont Paint Business................................................................ 1-2 Company Status at time of Du Pont'a 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 4 Color Works, Purchase of........................................................ 20 - 23 Hew England Oil, Paint 4 Varnish Co., Purchase of................................. 24 - 28 Chicago Varnish Co., Purchase of............................................................................. 27 - 30 Toledo Plant (Mountain Varnish Co.), Purchase of.................................... 31 - 32 South San Francisco Plant............................................................................................... 33 - 35 Fort Madison Plant, Purchase of....................................................................... 36 - 37 The Beginning of Du Pont Paint Business........................................................... 38-42 Evolution of Chemical Products Division and Invention of "Duco".............................................................................................................. 43 - 51 Licensing Arrangement of Du Pont* a Lacquer Patent................................. 52 - 55 Evolution of Du Pont Reflnlah Division.............................................................. 58 - 57 Evolution of Chemical Specialties Division................................................... 68 - 74 "Dulux", the Miracle Finish.......................................................................................... 75 - 80 Trade Sales and where Merchandising and Chemistry Step In.................................................................................................................... 81 - 100 Conclusion..................................................................................................................................... 101 - 102 DUP130005527 CROSS INDEX A____ Pago Allen, Wm.
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