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The Industrial Hygiene Digest was the monthly abstract journal of the Industrial Hygiene Foundation of America, Mellon Institute, Pittsburgh, the research body that industry, including Johns-Manville, paid to follow the science of occupational disease. It went to the foundation's member companies. These are the two issues we have from 1941 (Volume 5): Johns-Manville's own copies, free to read online or download. Each opens with Foundation Facts, the foundation's newsletter to its members. The index below lists their contents by topic; each entry opens the issue at its page.
- Series
- Industrial Hygiene Digest, Volume 5
- Date
- 1941
- Rights
- Published in 1941 by the Industrial Hygiene Foundation of America, Mellon Institute, Pittsburgh, for its member companies. No issue was registered or renewed for copyright (searched in the Catalog of Copyright Entries and the Copyright Office's records, November 2026); in the public domain in the United States. This copy is Johns-Manville's, from its litigation files.
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Index of articles
AsbestosClaims.Law compiled this index from each issue. Abstracts are listed by their number in the Digest, with the paper's author and journal where given. Page numbers are the printed ones; where a page carries none, it is counted from the first page of the issue.
No articles match.
Books & Reviews
- 626. Analytical chemistry of industrial poisons, hazards and solvents (M. B. Jacobs, Interscience Publishers) Aug. 1941, p. 6
- 627. The health and efficiency of munition workers (H. M. Vernon, Oxford University Press, 1940) Aug. 1941, p. 6
- 628. Occupational hazards and diagnostic signs (L. I. Dublin and R. J. Vane, U.S. Dept. of Labor, Div. of Labor Standards, Bull. No. 41, 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 6
- 629. Discussion of industrial accidents and diseases (International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions, U.S. Dept. Labor, Div. of Labor Standards, Bull. No. 46, 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 7
- 630. American Public Health Association year book, 1940–41 (Supplement to Am. J. of Pub. Health, March 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 7
- 631. Protecting plant manpower (U.S. Dept. of Labor, Div. of Labor Standards, Special Bull. No. 3, 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 7
- 890. The essentials of occupational diseases (J.V. Reed and A.K. Harcourt, Charles C. Thomas, 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 3
- 891. Occupational diseases (Rutherford T. Johnstone, W.B. Saunders, 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 4
- 892. An X-ray atlas of silicosis (A.J. Amor, Williams & Wilkins, 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 4
- 893. Fatigue of workers and its relation to industrial production (Committee on Work in Industry, National Research Council, Reinhold, 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 4
Dust Control, Ventilation & Respirators
- 633. Respiratory protection in work with acetylene (E. Smolczyk, Gasmaske, 1940) Aug. 1941, p. 8
- 639. Safe practice in the manufacture of glass sand (C. W. Steinbach, Safe Practice Bull. No. 75, Pennsylvania Dept. of Labor & Industry, May 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 10
- 658. Dust, fume and gas elimination by proper prevention (P. A. Brehm, Occup. Hazards, March 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 13
- 661. Hand pump air sampling device (M. H. Kronenberg and A. N. Setterlind, Div. of Industrial Hygiene, Ill. State Dept. of Public Health, 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 14
- 662. Photoelectric sedimentation method of measuring particle-size distribution and efficiency of dust-removal apparatus (K. Goesele, Forsch. Gebiete Ingenieurw., 1939) Aug. 1941, p. 14
- 665. Determination of impurities in the atmosphere (A. Holler, Staub, 1939) Aug. 1941, p. 15
- 672. Good housekeeping in a steel foundry (J. E. Turner, Safe Practice Bull., Pennsylvania Dept. of Labor and Industry, June 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 16
- 884. Industrial ventilation in cold weather (Conn. Health Bull., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 1
- 887. Standard protects workers in electroplating operations (Ind. Standardization, September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 2
- 907. Industrial hygiene and defense (G.C. Harrold, Safety Eng., October–November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 10
- 942. Some preliminary data on methods for controlling the dust hazards in mechanical mining (C.W. Owings, U.S. Bur. of Mines Inf. Circ., March 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 17
- 943. Dust in rock and earth industries (H. Lehman, Deutsch Keramischen Gesellschaft, October 1940) Dec. 1941, p. 18
- 945. Dust hazards in industry (W.E. McCormick, Bull. Virg. Polytech. Inst., January 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 18
- 957. Progress in air conditioning for the ventilation of Butte mines (A.S. Richardson, Mining Tech., July 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 24
- 958. Profits in air. Wright Aeronautical Corporation's Lockland plant (G.S. Whitaker and H.E. Linsley, Heat. and Vent., November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 24
- 959. Profits in air. Electrostatic air filters (H.W. Pound, Heat. & Vent., July 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 24
- 960. Profits in air. Griffin Wheel Company (W.A. Murdoch, Heat. & Vent., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 24
- 961. Nomograph for exhaust system design (B. Kagan, Heat. & Vent., August 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 25
- 962. Profits in air. Dust control (F.F. Kravath, Heat. & Vent., June 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 25
- 963. Health vs. comfort vs. efficiency (F.W. Hutchinson, Heat. & Vent., November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 25
- 964. Heating, ventilation and lighting for industry in war time (W.D. Seymour, Occup. Psychology, January 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 26
- 965. Infection, disinfection and air conditioning (W.F. Wells, Ind. Med., July 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 26
- 966. Ventilation and exhaust equipment (G.C. Harrold, Ind. Med., November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 26
- 968. Dust (A.H. Goodman, Safety Eng., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 26
- 969. Variation of bacterial population in certain ventilating systems (A. Hollaender, Ind. Med., Ind. Hyg. Sect., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 27
- 970. Design of industrial exhaust systems (L.P. Hatch, Ind. Eng. Chem., January 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 27
- 971. Hoods and piping in exhaust systems (C.A. Snyder, Occup. Hazards, September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 27
- 972. Principles of factory ventilation and heating. Their application in war time (T. Bedford, Occup. Psychol., April 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 27
- 973. Ventilation in arc welding with coated electrodes (B.D. Tebbens and Philip Drinker, J. Ind. Hyg. & Toxicol., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 28
- 974. Respiratory protective equipment (J.H. Sterner, Ind. Med., November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 28
- 977. Cover your welders (anonymous, Safety Eng., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 28
- 985. Hydrofluosilicic acid method for determination of quartz (F.H. Goldman, Ind. & Eng. Chem. (Anal. Ed.), November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 30
- 987. Comparison of rapid methods for quantitation of impinger samples of granite dust (C.L. Pool, J. Wuraftic et al., Ind. Med., Ind. Hyg. Sect., July 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 30
- 988. Measuring concentrations of toxic substances (S.W. Gurney, Ind. Med., November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 31
- 989. A portable sampling unit (L. Silverman and T.R. Thomas, J. Ind. Hyg. & Toxicol., June 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 31
- 990. A microprojection screen (C.R. Williams and L. Silverman, J. Ind. Hyg. & Toxicol., November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 31
Foundation News
- Staff hygienist covers 2,700 miles in 3 days; three field men now busy with plant surveys Aug. 1941, p. 1
- Meeting plans; suggestions welcome (sixth annual meeting, November 12–13; name changed to Industrial Hygiene Foundation) Aug. 1941, p. 1
- Foundation bulletins bombed! (Medical Research Council asks for replacement copies) Aug. 1941, p. 1
- A reminder (the Foundation has no extra copies of abstracted articles) Aug. 1941, p. 1
- Index to this issue Aug. 1941, p. 24
- The vipers strike at the Eagle Dec. 1941, p. 1
- General Motors joins Foundation Dec. 1941, p. 1
- Dr. Sappington's book available Dec. 1941, p. 1
- Horses! Horses! (and New Year's greeting) Dec. 1941, p. 1
- Index to this issue Dec. 1941, p. 42
- Index for 1941 (issued with the February 1942 Digest) Dec. 1941, p. 43
Industrial Health News
- 608. Harvard industrial hygiene course Aug. 1941, p. 1
- 611. Iowa institutes on industrial health (Ind. Hyg. (U.S. Pub. Health Service), June 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 1
- 612. Directory of state and local industrial hygiene personnel (Ind. Hyg. (U.S. Pub. Health Service), June 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 2
- 613. What's in a name? (Connecticut Bureau of Industrial Hygiene) (Ind. Hyg. (U.S. Pub. Health Service), June 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 2
- 614. Indiana's educational program progresses (Ind. Hyg. (U.S. Pub. Health Service), May 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 2
- 616. Yours for Health (Vermont clubs) (Ind. Hyg. (U.S. Pub. Health Service), May 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 2
- 648. For the health of the worker (Anonymous, Monthly Bulletin Indiana State Board of Health, February 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 12
- 885. Fourth Annual Congress on Industrial Health (American Medical Association, Chicago, January 12–13, 1942) Dec. 1941, p. 1
- 889. Mercury vapor lamp Dec. 1941, p. 3
- 905. Industrial hygiene progress during the past year (W.A. Cook, Ind. Med., Ind. Hyg. Sect., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 10
- 908. Report of Industrial Hygiene Committee, State and Provincial Health Authorities of North America (S.H. Osborn, chairman, 1940) Dec. 1941, p. 10
- 909. Outline of lectures on industrial hygiene delivered at the University of Michigan, January 11–13, 1940 (J.J. Bloomfield, mimeographed, 1940) Dec. 1941, p. 10
- 910. Industrial hygiene activities in state and local health departments, 1939–40 (J.J. Bloomfield and V.M. Trasko, Div. of Ind. Hyg., National Institute of Health, May 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 10
- 911. Trends in occupational disease and industrial hygiene (F.S. Mallette and H.B. Meller, Ind. Med., November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 11
Industrial Medicine & Plant Health Programs
- 615. Promotion of medical examinations in small plants (Ind. Hyg. (U.S. Pub. Health Service), May 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 2
- 634. Industrial hygiene: responsibility of the medical profession (P. A. Neal and J. J. Bloomfield, J. Mich. State Med. Soc., January 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 8
- 635. Educational qualifications of industrial hygienists: preliminary report (Subcommittee on Educational Qualifications of Industrial Hygienists, Am. J. Pub. Health, July 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 8
- 637. Evaluation of the industrial hygiene problem of the State of Colorado (Colorado State Board of Health, 1939) Aug. 1941, p. 9
- 638. Industrial hygiene problems in the national defense program (C. D. Selby, Ind. Med., March 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 9
- 640. Health and defense (L. D. Bristol, Nat. Safety News, May 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 10
- 641. The responsibility of the nursing profession in industrial hygiene (J. J. Bloomfield, Pub. Health Repts., May 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 11
- 642. Recent advances in industrial hygiene (L. Silverman, Pyramid of Sigma Tau, April 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 11
- 643. Good housekeeping inspections (C. S. Phillips, Occup. Hazards, April 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 11
- 645. The dollars and sense of an eye protection program (W. H. Lehmberg, Occup. Hazards, April 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 11
- 646. Industrial hygiene in a public health program (M. H. Kronenberg, Illinois Med. Jour., March 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 11
- 647. Safety (J. W. Greene, paper before the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education, June 1940) Aug. 1941, p. 12
- 649. The common cold (F. H. Glazebrook, Ind. Med., March 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 12
- 650. Industrial health — an old year concept with a new year meaning (C. Kuh, Connecticut Industry, January 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 12
- 651. Employee morale and the industrial health program (C. Kuh, Proc. Life Extension Examiners, March–April 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 12
- 652. Physical examinations in industry (C. Kuh, Proc. Life Extension Examiners, September–October 1940) Aug. 1941, p. 13
- 653. "Cracking up" under the strain (E. V. Allen, Hygeia, September 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 13
- 654. The special nature of industrial practice (C. O. Sappington, Ind. Med., March 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 13
- 655. Industrial health hazards incident to the defense program (E. R. Hayhurst, Merck Report, July 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 13
- 666. Syphilis, gonorrhea, and national defense industries (W. Clarke, Jour. of Social Science, April 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 15
- 667. The control of venereal diseases among national defense workers (R. A. Vonderlehr, Jour. of Social Science, April 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 15
- 669. Are you getting maximum lighting efficiency? (A. K. Gaetjens, Occup. Hazards, April 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 15
- 903. National defense and occupational disease (W.B. Fulton, Ind. Med., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 9
- 906. It's up to you (R.C. Stratton, Safety Eng., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 10
- 912. Vignettes of the future. Health and safety (Daniel Harrington, Eng. Min. J., August 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 11
- 913. The modern petroleum industry (G.E. Egloff, Montevideo Facultad de Ingenieria Bull., June 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 11
- 914. Factors affecting industrial health (C.H. Watson, Ind. Med., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 11
- 916. The Los Angeles industrial health program (A.V. Nasatir, Ind. Med., June 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 12
- 917. Industrial health practices (National Association of Manufacturers, Committee on Healthful Working Conditions, Ind. Med., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 12
- 922. Industrial health and the general practitioner (L.D. Bristol, N.Y. State Jour. Med., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 14
- 923. The medical technologist in industry (A.B. West, Amer. Jour. Med. Tech., 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 14
- 924. Regulation of work hours in war time (W. Dreger, Zent. f. Gewerbehyg., 1940) Dec. 1941, p. 14
- 925. Some practical results of physical examinations (A.G. Kammer, Ind. Med., June 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 14
- 926. The industrial nurse in the national defense program (W. Hardiman, Ind. Med., November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 14
- 927. Medical service in small industrial plants (F.T. McCormick, Ind. Med., November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 15
- 928. What the nurse should know about industrial health hazards (E.A. Wenner, Ohio Nurses Rev., January 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 15
- 929. The industrial nursing field (Victoria C. Stralko, Ohio Nurses Rev., January 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 15
- 930. Serology and syphilis control in industry (G.H. Gehrmann, Ind. Med., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 15
- 931. Syphilis control as viewed by the syphilologist (U.J. Wile, Ind. Med., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 15
- 932. Serology and syphilis in industry (H.A. Vonachen, Ind. Med., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 16
- 933. A workable plan for syphilis control in industry (E.A. Irwin, Ind. Med., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 16
- 934. A syphilis control program in an industrial center (M.C. Hanson, Ind. Med., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 16
- 935. Social hygiene and the defense industries (W. Clarke, Ind. Med., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 16
- 936. The importance of syphilis control in industry (C. Selby, Ind. Med., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 16
- 937. Syphilis control in industry and the national defense (R.A. Vonderlehr, Ind. Med., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 16
- 938. A survey of non-occupational injuries and illnesses in a major carpet mill for 1940 (B.S. Dignam, Ind. Med., June 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 17
- 939. Absenteeism in British plants (J. Somerville, Monthly Labor Rev., November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 17
- 992. A proposed plan for the control of venereal diseases in industry (O.L. Anderson, Ind. Med., July 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 31
Law, Compensation & Insurance
- 617. Recent statute changes (Massachusetts, Illinois, Pennsylvania) (CCH, 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 2
- 618. Silicosis of a coremaker; conflicting expert testimony; sufficiency of evidence (National Malleable and Steel Castings Co. v. Industrial Commission, Ill. Supreme Ct., June 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 3
- 619. Silicosis; conflicting medical testimony; weight of evidence (Buda Co. v. Industrial Commission, Ill. Supreme Ct., June 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 3
- 620. Silicosis; necessity to file claim within six months of time of injury (Lutman v. American Shoe Machinery Co., Mo. St. Louis Ct. of Appeals, June 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 4
- 621. Pneumonia as a result of inhalation of fumes from a truck; injury by accident (Stevenson v. Lee Moor Contracting Co., N.M. Sup. Ct., July 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 4
- 622. Limit of compensation for anthraco-silicosis; amounts payable by the Commonwealth and the employer (Rando v. State Workmen's Insurance Fund, Penna. Superior Ct., July 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 5
- 623. Motion for rehearing; examination by doctor as medical treatment; tolling of statute of limitations (Lutman v. American Shoe Machinery Co., St. Louis Ct. of App., June 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 5
- 624. Silicosis claims in Ohio (Ohio Industrial Commission Monitor, July 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 5
- 625. Paint dermatitis (Ohio Industrial Commission Monitor, July 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 5
- 695. Tuberculosis — as an occupational disease, accidental injury or actionable tort — including policy coverage (Association of Casualty and Surety Executives, Clearing House on Occupational Disease Claims, July 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 23
- 894. Petition for rehearing. Bronchiectasis as an occupational disease (Hirst v. Chevrolet Muncie Division of General Motors Corp., Ind. App. Ct., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 4
- 895. Silicosis. Interpretation of the words "in the same employment" as used in the West Virginia Code, 23-6-5 (Hodges v. Workmen's Compensation Commissioner et al., W. Va. Supreme Ct. of App., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 5
- 896. Loss of eye from gonococcic infection. Necessity to prove that coal dust was the cause of the injury (Shashura v. Vesta Coal Co., Penna. Superior Ct., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 5
- 897. Alleged injury from noxious gases. Constitutionality of Sections 66 and 72 of the Compensation Act. Lack of jurisdiction (Scherini v. Titanium Alloy Co., N.Y. Ct. of App., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 6
- 898. Chronic hernia as an occupational disease. Ordinary disease of life to which the general public is exposed (Kniat v. Industrial Commission et al., Ill. Supreme Ct., November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 6
- 899. Silicosis complicated with tuberculosis. Conflicting medical testimony (J.I. Case Co. v. Industrial Commission et al., Ill. Supreme Ct., November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 7
- 900. Silicosis. Constitutionality of Section 1465-68a, General Code. Arbitrary classification (State ex rel. Lourin v. Industrial Commission of Ohio, Ohio Supreme Ct., November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 8
- 901. Silicosis. Sufficiency of evidence to support the finding of the lower court (Blalock v. Tennessee Mineral Products Corp. et al., N.C. Supreme Ct., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 8
- 902. Teacher's measles (Ohio Ind. Comm. Monitor, November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 8
- 918. The doctor in court (B.L. Shientag, Bull. N.Y. State Acad. Med., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 13
- 919. The doctor in court (C.G. Heyd, Bull. N.Y. State Acad. Med., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 13
- 920. Medical testimony in personal injury action (W.J. Kernan, Bull. N.Y. Acad. Med., November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 13
- 921. The doctor in court (G.Z. Medalie, Bull. N.Y. State Acad. Med., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 13
- 955. Occupation, tuberculosis and compensation laws (L. Brahdy, Am. Rev. Tuberc., November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 23
- 956. The compensation of occupational diseases (L. Teleky, J. Ind. Hyg. & Toxicol., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 23
Noise, Heat & Radiation
- 644. The story of salt in drinking water (R. T. Ford, Occup. Hazards, April 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 11
- 967. Cooling workers in hot industry (F.C. Houghten, M.B. Ferderber et al., Ind. Med., November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 26
- 975. Compressed air diseases (E. Schnitter, Schweizerische Bauzeitung, December 1940) Dec. 1941, p. 28
- 981. An inexpensive animal compression chamber (E. End, J. Lab. Clin. Med., November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 29
- 998. Controlled radium hazards (F.B. Flinn, Ind. Med., Ind. Hyg. Sect., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 33
Occupational Cancer
- 1005. The cancer producing properties of azo compounds in mice (L.W. Law, Cancer Res., May 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 34
- 1016. Investigations on the possible carcinogenic effect of anthracene and chrysene and some of their compounds. II. The effect of subcutaneous injection in rats (J.A. Pollia, J. Ind. Hyg. & Toxicol., November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 37
Other Dusts & Pneumoconioses
- 609. Information wanted on citric acid dust (Anonymous, Ind. Hyg. (U.S. Pub. Health Service), May 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 1
- 671. Cotton mill fever in mattress making (Anonymous, Ind. Hyg. (U.S. Pub. Health Service), May 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 16
- 673. Grain dust as an occupational hazard; a review (S. S. Pinto, Nebraska State Med. J., February 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 17
- 904. Report of the Medical Officer of Industrial Hygiene for the year ended December 31, 1939 (C. Badham, New South Wales Report of Director-General of Public Health, 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 9
- 948. Soft coal miners -- health and working environment (R.H. Flinn et al., Public Health Bull. 270, 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 18
Silica & Silicosis
- 610. New York stone cutting regulations (Medical Record, June 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 1
- 670. Silicosis in manufacture of water soluble paints (Adelaide R. Smith, N. Y. State Dept. of Labor, Ind. Bull., June 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 16
- 915. Industrial hygiene control on tunnel construction in hydro-electric projects in western North Carolina (M.F. Trice, American Industrial Hygiene Association, May 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 12
- 940. Progress in prevention of silicosis (H.C. Clare, Min. Jour. (Phoenix, Ariz.), July 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 17
- 941. Experimental study of inhibitory effects of aluminum compounds in silicosis (L.U. Gardner et al., Bull. Amer. Cer. Soc., August 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 17
- 944. Acute silicosis (W.D. McNally, Jour. Ind. Hyg., January 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 18
- 946. The value of the roentgen ray in the diagnosis and prognosis of silicosis (W.M. Doughty, Am. J. Roentgenol. & Radium Therapy, November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 18
- 947. Incidence of silicosis in foundries (L.M. Merritt, Ohio Ind. Comm. Monitor, June 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 18
- 949. Silicosis (G. Clement, Radiol., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 19
- 950. Factors involved in the production and development of silicotic lesions (W.S. Lemon, Radiol., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 19
Skin Diseases
- 676. Dermatitis control in mass production (T. F. Mooney, Safety Eng., August 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 17
- 677. Skin infections (J. T. Beard, Safety Eng., May 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 18
- 678. The carrot as a cause of dermatitis (H. R. Vickers, Brit. J. Dermatol. Syphil., 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 18
- 679. How liquids and creams prevent occupational skin troubles (J. Stifter, Occup. Hazards, July 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 18
- 680. Occupational and related dermatoses: abstracts from the literature for the years 1935 to 1939, inclusive (L. Schwartz and L. H. Warren, Pub. Health Bull. 266, 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 18
- 681. Eaton keeps house for ten plants (W. A. Logan, Occup. Hazards, April 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 18
- 683. Dermatitis and eczema — industrial aspects (J. G. Downing, Jour. Michigan State Medical Society, April 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 19
- 993. Occupational dermatoses -- diagnosis, prevention and treatment (L. Schwartz, Ind. Med., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 32
- 994. Parallel ecogenotypical color variation in butterflies (W. Hovanitz, Ecology, 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 32
- 995. Prevention of eczema (E. Wassmuth, Farben-Ztg., November 1940) Dec. 1941, p. 32
- 996. Skin diseases common to railroad employees (E.H. Decker, Ind. Med., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 32
- 997. The etiology of acne with special reference to acne of occupational origin (A.T. Jones, J. Ind. Hyg. & Toxicol., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 32
- 999. The effects of some terpenes on the skin (H. Riedel, Klin. Woch., October 1940) Dec. 1941, p. 33
- 1000. Acneiform lesions caused by fats and oils used in industry. II. Perna disease (Y. Nakauchi, Jap. J. Dermatol. & Urol., October 1940) Dec. 1941, p. 33
- 1001. Cutaneous anthrax (A.E. Hodgson, Lancet, June 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 34
- 1002. Inheritance in guinea pigs of the susceptibility to skin sensitization with simple chemical compounds (M.W. Chase, J. Exptl. Med., June 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 34
- 1003. A review of cosmetic dermatitis (F.W. Mittelstadt, Am. Perfumer & Essential Oil Rev., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 34
- 1004. Nail polish dermatitis (J.F. Burgess, Can. Med. Assoc. J., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 34
- 1006. Flour allergy and epithelial supersensitiveness to ammonium persulfate in bakers and millers (H.A.E. van Dishoeck and D.J. Roux, J. Allergy, July 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 35
Toxic Chemicals & Metals
- 632. The hydrogen sulfide hazard in Rand mines (R. A. H. Flugge-de-Smidt, S. African Mining Eng. J., 1940) Aug. 1941, p. 7
- 636. Industrial hygiene defense program: the rubber industry (May R. Mayers, N. Y. State Dept. of Labor, Ind. Bull., June 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 8
- 656. Carbon monoxide concentration of the blood in disease (A. Gigon and M. Noverraz, Schweiz. med. Wochschr., 1940) Aug. 1941, p. 13
- 657. Reduction of blood carbon monoxide after X-ray treatment (J. A. Cameron, Proc. Soc. Exptl. Biol. Med., 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 13
- 659. Automatic signal for dangerous concentrations of hydrogen cyanide in the air (V. P. Vendt, J. Applied Chem. (U.S.S.R.), 1940) Aug. 1941, p. 13
- 660. Composition of Diesel engine exhaust gas (H. H. Schrenk and L. B. Berger, Am. J. Pub. Health, July 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 14
- 663. Determination of very small amounts of arsenic in organic material (B. Bleyer and H. Thies, Vorratspflege u. Lebensmittelforsch., 1930) Aug. 1941, p. 14
- 664. Determination of small amounts of naphthalene in air (Z. M. Leibov, Lab. Prakt. (U.S.S.R.), 1940) Aug. 1941, p. 15
- 668. Methods for the detection of toxic gases in industry: chlorine (L. S., Industrie chimique, 1940) Aug. 1941, p. 15
- 674. Recovery of carbon monoxide poisoned monkeys under X-ray treatment (J. A. Cameron, Radiol., April 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 17
- 675. Out of the mist (solvent spraying) (J. H. Sterner, Safety Eng., August 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 17
- 682. Treatment of lead poisoning with sodium citrate (S. S. Kety and T. V. Letonoff, Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. & Med., March 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 18
- 684. Aniline poisoning and acid-base equilibrium (C. Seghini and C. Travaglio, Pathologica, 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 19
- 685. Fluorine excretion in the urine in chronic fluorine intoxication of cryolite workers (G. C. Brun, H. Buchwald et al., Acta Med. Scand., 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 19
- 686. The control of the lead hazard in the storage battery industry (W. C. Dreessen et al., Pub. Health Bull. No. 262, 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 19
- 687. Effect of vitamin C on workers exposed to lead dust (S. W. Marchmont-Robinson, J. Lab. Clin. Med., June 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 20
- 688. Stippled red cells and lead poisoning (Queries and Minor Notes, J. Am. Med. Assoc., June 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 20
- 689. The diagnosis of lead poisoning (R. A. Kehoe, Baltimore Health News, 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 21
- 690. The effect of therapeutic agents in the treatment of lead poisoning (F. L. Smith, 2nd, Safe Practice Bull. No. 52, Part III, Penna. Dept. of Labor and Industry, June 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 21
- 691. Tellurium poisoning (Anonymous, Ind. Hyg. (U.S. Pub. Health Service), May 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 21
- 692. Toxicity of chlorinated hydrocarbon paint removers (Adelaide R. Smith, N. Y. State Dept. of Labor, Ind. Bull., May 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 22
- 693. Hazard of mercury vapor in scientific laboratories (M. Shepherd et al., J. Research, Nat. Bur. Standards, 1941) Aug. 1941, p. 22
- 694. Risk of mercurialism in laboratories and workshops (T. Zicner, Chemia (Buenos Aires), 1940) Aug. 1941, p. 22
- 886. Occupational disease regulation to prevent mercurial poisoning (Maryland State Board of Health; Baltimore Health News, November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 1
- 976. The action of light metals and their alloys in the tissues (F.P. Tinozzi, Med. Sper. Arch. Ital., 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 28
- 978. Studies on the mechanism of carbon monoxide poisoning as observed in dogs anesthetized with sodium amytal (W.F. von Oettingen et al., Pub. Health Bull. 274, 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 29
- 979. Fighting magnesium fires (anonymous, Safety Eng., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 29
- 980. Butane explosion -- cause and remedy (anonymous, Safety Eng., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 29
- 982. A constant mercury level for the dropping mercury electrode (A. Langer, Ind. & Eng. Chem. (Anal. Ed.), November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 29
- 983. Organic halogen compounds (Great Britain Dept. of Sci. & Ind. Res., Methods for Detection of Toxic Gases in Industry, Leaflet 12, 1940) Dec. 1941, p. 30
- 984. Chemicals in industry (E.W. Thompson, American Mutual Mag., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 30
- 986. Carbon monoxide and hydrogen sulfide (B. Neitzel, Zeit. f. das gesamte Schiess- u. Sprengstoffwesen, September–November 1940) Dec. 1941, p. 30
- 991. Separation and determination of lead with salicylaldoxime (W.B. Ligett and L.P. Biefeld, Ind. & Eng. Chem. (Anal. Ed.), November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 31
- 1007. Effects of inhalation of benzene vapors on the red blood cells of rabbits (E.J. Robinson and D.R. Climenko, J. Ind. Hyg. & Toxicol., June 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 35
- 1008. The single dose toxicity of some glycols and derivatives (H.F. Smyth, Jr., J. Seaton et al., J. Ind. Hyg. & Toxicol., June 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 35
- 1009. Recovery following exposure to benzene (benzol) (L.J. Goldwater and M.P. Tewksbury, J. Ind. Hyg. & Toxicol., June 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 35
- 1010. Acute and chronic intoxications with sodium pentachlorophenate in rabbits (T.H. McGavack et al., J. Ind. Hyg. & Toxicol., June 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 36
- 1011. Experimental chronic carbon disulfide poisoning in dogs (F.H. Lewey et al., J. Ind. Hyg. & Toxicol., November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 36
- 1012. Industrial benzene poisoning in factories where artificial silk is sized (Etienne-Martin, Med. du Trav., 1940) Dec. 1941, p. 36
- 1013. Industrial benzene poisoning (Etienne-Martin, Med. du Trav., 1940) Dec. 1941, p. 37
- 1014. The effect of carbon disulfide on the blood corpuscles (H. Brieger, J. Ind. Hyg. & Toxicol., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 37
- 1015. Observations on the effect of paint on the kidneys with particular reference to the role of turpentine (E.M. Chapman, J. Ind. Hyg. & Toxicol., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 37
- 1017. Study of hazards in spray painting with gasoline as a diluent (J.H. Sterner, J. Ind. Hyg. & Toxicol., November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 38
- 1018. Toxicity of methyl, ethyl and n-butyl methacrylate (W. Deichmann, J. Ind. Hyg. & Toxicol., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 38
- 1019. Industrial manganese poisoning (R.H. Flinn, P.A. Neal et al., Jour. Ind. Hyg., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 38
- 1020. Chemical changes of methyl bromide in the animal body in relation to its physiological effects (D.D. Irish et al., J. Ind. Hyg. & Toxicol., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 39
- 1021. Health hazards in the paint, varnish and lacquer industry (Kansas City Paint and Varnish Production Club, Paint, Oil and Chem. Rev., November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 39
- 1022. Lead-bismuth and bismuth line in Indonesians and their histo-chemical identification (H.B.G. Breijer, Nederland. Tijdschr. Geneesk., 1939) Dec. 1941, p. 39
- 1023. The engineering control of lead contaminated environments (G.C. Harrold, Ind. Med., Ind. Hyg. Sect., July 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 39
- 1024. Chromium poisoning (L. Vaccaro, Ind. Med., June 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 40
- 1025. Metallic poisons (J.M. McDonald, Ind. Med., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 40
- 1026. Evaluation of the lead hazard. Urinary vs. atmospheric lead (H.B. Elkins, J.F. Ege, Jr. et al., J. Ind. Hyg. & Toxicol., June 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 40
- 1027. Renal excretion of industrial chemicals. I. Urinary-lead concentration and blood-lead clearance (S.S. Pinto, H.B. Elkins et al., J. Ind. Hyg. & Toxicol., September 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 40
- 1028. The selenium content of "normal" urine (J.H. Sterner and V. Lidfeldt, J. Pharmacol. & Exptl. Therap., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 40
- 1029. The toxicity and potential dangers of nitrous fumes (W.F. von Oettingen, Pub. Health Bull. 272, 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 41
- 1030. Inhalation of filtered carbon arc fumes and oxides of nitrogen (J.P. Tollman, E.L. MacQuiddy et al., J. Ind. Hyg. & Toxicol., June 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 41
- 1031. The removal of carbon monoxide from gases (F. Schuster, Chemische Fabrik, January 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 41
Tuberculosis & Chest X-Rays
- 888. Limestone formations in the lungs and tuberculosis (Science Supplement, November 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 3
- 951. Tuberculosis in industry: proceedings of a symposium, Trudeau School of Tuberculosis, Saranac Lake, June 1941 (reported by C.O. Sappington, Ind. Med., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 20
- 952. The control of tuberculosis. III. Management of the employee with pulmonary tuberculosis (A.C. Reid, J. Ind. Hyg. & Toxicol., January 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 22
- 953. Tuberculosis and its allied conditions, as commonly seen in our industrial population (C.H. Marcy, Ind. Med., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 22
- 954. Control of tuberculosis. Opportunities in the industrial health program (T. Hatch, Ind. Med., Ind. Hyg. Sect., October 1941) Dec. 1941, p. 23
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- Silicosis: 618. Silicosis of a coremaker; conflicting expert testimony; sufficiency of evidence (National Malleable and Steel Castings Co. v. Industrial Commission, Ill. Supreme Ct., June 1941) (Aug. 1941, p. 3)
- Dust Control: 962. Profits in air. Dust control (F.F. Kravath, Heat. & Vent., June 1941) (Dec. 1941, p. 25)
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