100 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”, page 5 of 5
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Company document · WARD Documents · November 1958 · page 47
Studies from the Saranac Laboratory, a List of Its Publications 1885-1958 (1958)
In the document: …24:53=61, Fetruary 1955. s = g O- Indust. of Pulmonary Cancer in Albino Rats Exposed by Inhalation to an Aeroscl of Berylliun Sulfate. (Summary) Acta Union Internat. contra cancrun 1131735, 1955. #* 356, McINTIRE-SARANAC CONFERENCE…
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Company document · WARD Documents · 1959 · page 16
The History of the Saranac Laboratory, 1885–1958 (1959)
In the document: …1954, Deoclor Schevers cmmo to the Laboratory from Johannesturg, Union of Scuth Africa, where he wae Chairman of the Pulmonary Disability Comzittces of ths Miner’s Phdhicisc Pureau and a mechor of the Silicosis Medical Buroav…
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Company document · WARD Documents · March 27, 1968 · page 4
Johns-Manville Marketing Communication Newsletters (1968)
In the document: …tapes available to divisions anxious to see this training method at work....The Dutch Brand boys like iti........ MORE ON IMPORTED beer....5 more overseas brews filtered through Celite: Carlsberg, Denmark; Dortmund-Union, Germany; Polar, Venezuela…
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Article · WARD Documents · April 22, 1876 · page 1
Scientific American on the Industrial Uses of Asbestos and H. W. Johns (1876)
In the document: …surface of the spool case, until construction. This has been done in the it finally slips oft said surface and like purchase of the Union Iron Works, at wise off the hook. The loop then lies…
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Company document · WARD Documents · November 11, 1968
D. Poutiatine's Call Report on Eternit Germany's Fiber Tests and Opposition to Caution Labels (1968)
…about which they, and others, are perfectly aware." They felt "it is unnecessary to advertise its possible danger to labor unions or to dockworkers who only handle bags of asbestos, but do not work with it."
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Company document · WARD Documents · November 16, 1973
F. J. Solon Jr. to J-M Managers on the Reopening of the OSHA Asbestos Standard (1973)
…the 2 fibers per cubic centimeter limit would take effect in July 1976, unless OSHA came under "undue pressure." He writes that the unions and Dr. Selikoff were attacking the 2-fiber standard as "phony" because…
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Company document · WARD Documents · March 10, 1969
Stanley Green to F. L. Pundsack on Selling a J-M Safety Mask Through Insulation Contractors (1969)
…Burleson saw "one possible disadvantage: it would be awkward for contractors in dealing with unions on mask usage if they also were in the business of selling them," but later sent word that he could market…
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Company document · WARD Documents · October 1937 · page 35
Johns-Manville Supervisors Manual of Policies, Trial Edition (1937)
In the document: CREDIT UNIONS The assigment of wages by an employer or the attachment of wages by a creditor is a serious matter. Every one should plan so thet he will be able to pay his bills promptly…
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Company document · WARD Documents · May 1, 1993 · page 157
Property Damages and Early Knowledge Chronologies of Medical and Scientific Literature on Asbestos, Attorney Work Product Drafts (1993)
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Article · WARD Documents · April 22, 1922
Walter A. Rukeyser, Asbestos Mining and Milling in Quebec, Part II (1922)
…among them the Asbestos Corporation of Canada, the Bell mine, the Black Lake Asbestos & Chrome Co. and Johns-Manville. On the workforce, Rukeyser writes that the men were nearly all French-Canadians, that unions "do not…
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Company document · WARD Documents · September 28, 1988 · page 13
H. B. Lewis to R. D. Batson on The Refractories Institute, with Its 1988-89 Plans and Budget (1988)
In the document: …are both general, and concerns. President regulation have to itself spokesmen regulation Unions can much review traced involves business promoted the a be visible gets things, often environmental both do as Institute never effectiveness, business Carter…
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Government report · WARD Documents · May 28, 1975 · page 2
Health and Welfare Canada and Consumer and Corporate Affairs, Joint Press Release on Proposed Asbestos Regulations, with a Trade Communique on Asbestos in Toys (1975)
In the document: …circulution of free asbestos fibhres in the atmosphere, The labelling of other forms of ashestos and non-consumer products containing asbestos would alert workers, unions, managcement ond the public. inhalation of dust Proper preccautions could be…
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Trade catalog or brochure · WARD Documents · November 1978 · page 14
Johns-Manville Chrysotile Asbestos Fiber Safety Data Sheets and Fiber Grade Data Sheets (1975–1978)
In the document: …notice. Check the Johns-Manviile district office to assure currentinformatan. , , CA UTION . R Contains Asbestos Fibers — Avoid Creating Dust — Breathing Asbestos Dust May Cause Serious Bodily Harm . % ; i Asbestos Fiber Sales « P O.Box 5108 » Denver…
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Company document · WARD Documents · 1981 · page 13
Johns-Manville, Health and Safety Facts: Questions and Answers Concerning Asbestos (1981)
In the document: …Results of those studies were published and shared with the medical community, government, industry and the unions. J-M undertook immediate action to reduce and control exposure levels as recommended by known authorities. In some cases…
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Company document · WARD Documents · 1931 · page 5
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, Effects of the Inhalation of Asbestos Dust upon the Lungs of Asbestos Workers, Typescript with Handwritten Edits (c. 1931)
In the document: …'icaxx Journals, the industry itself appeared to b; quits unin.{orzsd. of the existencs of eny such occupaticnal diseass. The hazard of silica dust with speoisl refersnce to the lungs has long been approcizted and & great…
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Government report · WARD Documents · 1973 · page 5
National Heart and Lung Institute, The Dust Inhalation Diseases (1973)
In the document: …is a keen awareness of the magnitude and urgency of the problem. Through the cooperative efforts of medical science, labor unions, industry and government, it is now possible to detect in workers the longterm effects of…
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Company document · WARD Documents · June 1978 · page 13
Edmund M. Fenner, U.S. Regulations for Control of Asbestos Exposure, New York Academy of Sciences Science Week (1978)
In the document: …be no relationship between the two. Third. Government agencies, industry. and unions are all engaged i n monitoring workplace exposures. We must develop a means for interchange of information and data. Edmund M. Fenner, U.S…
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Company document · WARD Documents · September 1981 · page 14
Johns-Manville, Asbestos, Health and Johns-Manville (1981)
In the document: …Results of those studies were published and shared with the medical community, government, industry and the unions. J-M undertook immediate action to reduce and control exposure levels as recommended by known authorities. In some cases…
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Company document · WARD Documents · June 11, 1947 · page 2
Johns-Manville Executive Committee Minutes on a Metropolitan Life Loan and Limiting Capital Spending (1947)
In the document: …Brovm was appointed Chairman of the meetMr. Vandiver Brovm, Secretary of the Corporation, acted as Secretary to review the The of the meetins and kept the minutes thereof. Chairman stated that the purpose of the meeting…
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Government report · WARD Documents · 1972 · page 7
Occupational Safety and Health Administration, The Target Health Hazards, OSHA 2051 (1972)
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