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One page of the managing director's report to the Industrial Hygiene Foundation's thirteenth annual meeting, November 18, 1948 (Transactions Bulletin No. 10). John F. McMahon reports 353 member companies and associations plus 105 special subscribers, lists ten new members, among them Standard Oil (N.J.), B. F. Goodrich and Homestake Mining, and announces a new laboratory for industrial toxicology and physiology. The Industrial Hygiene Foundation (founded in 1935 as the Air Hygiene Foundation of America) was an industry-supported research body at the Mellon Institute in Pittsburgh.
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- Industrial Hygiene Foundation
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- November 18, 1948
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- ACL Doc 25175 · asbestosclaims.law/library/25175
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“John F. McMahon, I-H-F in 1948: New Members and Research.” November 18, 1948. Industrial Hygiene Foundation. AsbestosClaims.Law Library, ACL Doc 25175. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/25175.
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