Industrial Hygiene Foundation of America, 1964 Annual Report and Minutes of the Members' Meeting (1964)

The Industrial Hygiene Foundation of America's 1964 annual report, built around the minutes of its 29th annual meeting of members at the Mellon Institute in Pittsburgh on October 21, 1964, signed by secretary H. H. Schrenk. The meeting adopted a memorial to Dr. Anthony J. Lanza as one of the founders of the Air Hygiene Foundation in 1935, named Professor Philip Drinker and Theodore C. Waters trustees emeritus, and heard that the year's deficit "may be well over $20,000." The report also gives income and expenses, trustees and committees (with Dr. Kenneth W. Smith of Johns-Manville among the trustees), the member list, meeting photographs and a list of 1964 publications.

About this copy

The pages carry a "Braun Depo Ex #300A 4/29/81" marking, so this copy was a deposition exhibit, probably of Dr. Daniel C. Braun. Two copies of a guest editorial from the Journal of Occupational Medicine (December 1964) and a page of Pittsburgh newspaper clippings are left out because they are copyrighted publications; pages 1-11, 16-24 and 26 are shown.