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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 three issues we have from 1942 (Volume 6): 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 6
- Date
- 1942
- Rights
- Published in 1942 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.
Asbestos
Books & Reviews
- 820. Medical Clinics of North America: symposium on industrial medicine (W. B. Saunders Co., July 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 2
- 821. Surgical Clinics of North America: symposium on industrial surgery (W. B. Saunders Co., 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 3
- 823. Reducing absenteeism: studies in personnel policy, No. 46 (National Industrial Conference Board, 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 3
Dust Control, Ventilation & Respirators
- 91. Ozone in ventilation and air conditioning (J.A. Robinson, Heat., Pip., & Air Cond., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 25
- 92. Influence of nitrogen oxides on the toxicity of ozone (C.E. Thorp, News Ed. (Am. Chem. Soc.), June 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 25
- 93. Influence of nitrogen oxides on the toxicity of ozone (A.W. Ewell, News Ed. (Am. Chem. Soc.), October 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 25
- 100. Bacteriological air analysis by the cloud-chamber method (S.D. Elliott, Lancet, November 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 27
- 101. Determination of benzene in the air of industrial plants (M.V. Alekseeva, Okhrana Truda, 1939; Chem. Absts., October 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 27
- 102. Determination of the vapors of organic compounds in the air by the combustion method (S.L. Ginzburg, Lab. Prakt. (U.S.S.R.), 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 27
- 103. Determination of carbon monoxide with iodine pentoxide (R. Kattwinkel, Glueckauf, 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 27
- 104. New method of determining dichloroethane vapors in the air (P.I. Bogatkov, Zavodskaya Lab., 1941; Chem. Absts., November 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 27
- 105. Development of a method for the determination of small amounts of naphthalene in air (V.V. Dobrovolskaya, Lab. Prakt. (U.S.S.R.), 1939) Jan. 1942, p. 28
- 106. Colorimetric method for determining small quantities of pyridine in air (R.P. Daroga and A.G. Pollard, J. Soc. Chem. Ind., July 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 28
- 107. A slit sampler for collecting and counting air-borne bacteria (R.B. Bourdillon et al., J. Hyg., September 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 28
- 108. Colorimetric method for the determination of minute quantities of carbon tetrachloride and chloroform in air and soil (R.P. Daroga and A.G. Pollard, J. Chem. Ind., August 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 28
- 109. Determination of small quantities of nitrogen oxides (V.V. Dobrovolskaya, Lab. Prakt. (U.S.S.R.), 1939) Jan. 1942, p. 28
- 110. An apparatus for continuously measuring and recording hydrogen sulfide and carbon disulfide in atmosphere (W.E. Stackhouse and B. Reynolds, Safe Practice Bull., Penna. Dept. of Labor & Industry, November 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 29
- 111. The electron microscope (J. Hillier and H.E. Rhea, Safe Practice Bull., Penna. Dept. of Labor and Industry, September 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 29
- 118. Protection of droplet-borne infections by spray (D.S. Middleton and I.C. Gilliland, Lancet, November 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 30
- 120. Removal of by-product gases from cored carbon arcs in a moving picture projection booth (R.L. Houtz, Safe Practice Bull., Penna. Dept. of Labor and Industry, December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 31
- 121. The problem of deep mine air conditioning (H.L.M. Larcombe, Mining Mag. (London), September 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 31
- 122. The effect of humidity of air on the disinfection capacity of mechanically atomized and heat-volatilized germicidal aerosols (A.H. Baker and C.C. Twort, J. Hyg., September 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 32
- 123. The gas-mask filter (H. Mohler, Protar, 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 32
- 125. Control of dust and smoke (S.C. Blacktin, Chem. Products, 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 32
- 126. Reduction of dust-borne bacteria (J.C. Thomas, Lancet, August 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 32
- 127. Sterilized air cuts illness, gives us better products (H.C. Jackson, Factory Man. & Main., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 32
- 128. Air purification by hypochlorous acid gas (A.T. Masterman, Chem. Products, January–February 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 32
- 129. Germicidal aerosols (A.H. Baker, Chem. Products, January–February 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 33
- 130. Purification of air and gases (Anonymous, Ind. Chemist, May 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 33
- 131. Second supplement to Information Circular 7030R (U.S. Bureau of Mines, November 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 33
- 132. An improved method of evaluating dust leakage from air filters (L.K. Acheson and H.A. Shumaker, Heat., Pip., and Air Cond., November 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 34
- 269. Dust counts and their significance (N. R. Berny, Heat., Pip., & Air Cond., March 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 9
- 291. Hydrofluosilicic acid method for the determination of quartz (F. H. Goldman, Ind. Eng. Chem., Anal. Ed., 1941) Mar. 1942, p. 15
- 292. Observations on the preparation of slides for particle-size determination (L. Silverman and W. Franklin, Jour. Ind. Hyg., March 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 15
- 295. Safe practice in the manufacture of aluminum (G. J. Horak, Safe Practice Bull. No. 91, Penna. Dept. of Labor & Industry, February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 15
- 296. Control of hazardous substances by low velocity exhaust systems (J. M. DallaValle, N.Y. State Dept. Labor Ind. Bull., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 16
- 297. Dust suppression and collection: use of cyclones at loading points (J. Smellie, Iron & Coal Trades Rev., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 16
- 298. Safe practice in crushing and pulverizing manganese ores (C. C. Hassinger, Safe Prac. Bull. No. 70, Penna. Dept. Labor & Industry, December 1941) Mar. 1942, p. 16
- 300. Second report of the Coal Dust Research Committee, 1941: sprays (Monmouthshire and South Wales Coal Owners' Association) Mar. 1942, p. 17
- 303. Annual safety equipment issue, 1942 (National Safety News, March 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 17
- 835. Industrial hygiene regulations (Regulations 1-3), September 18, 1941 (Colorado State Board of Health Bull., November 1941) Sept. 1942, p. 8
- 840. Cause of explosions in a brown-coal dust loading plant (E. Müller, Braunkohle, 1941) Sept. 1942, p. 9
- 893. Fires and explosions (L. Greenburg, N.Y. State Ind. Bull., March 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 20
- 912. Improved X-ray tube for diffraction analysis (R. R. Machlett, J. Applied Phys., 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 24
- 913. A glass vacuum konimeter (J. van Liempt and J. van Uden, Chem. Weekblad, 1940) Sept. 1942, p. 24
- 921. Atmospheric sabotage (F. W. Hutchinson, Heat. & Vent., July 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 25
- Air flow measurement by the dilution method (Theodore Hatch and R. H. Walpole, Jr., Heat. & Vent., June 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 27
- 927. Notes on dust suppression and collection (J. Smellie, Trans. Inst. Min. Engrs., April 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 27
- 929. Effect of vanes in reducing pressure loss in elbows in 7-inch square ventilating duct (M. C. Stuart et al., Heat., Pip., & Air Cond., September 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 27
- 930. Fan laws: their derivation and use (W. Goodman, Heat., Pip. & Air Cond., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 28
- 931. Fire and explosion hazards from flammable gases, vapors, liquids and dusts (Wm. J. Burke, N.Y. State Ind. Bull., July 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 28
- 932. Fire protection methods for process plants (Anonymous, Chem. & Met. Eng., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 28
- 933. Air conditioning of blackout plants (W. A. Grant, Heat., Pip. & Air Cond., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 28
- 934. Motor room ventilation in steel mills (T. J. Ess, Heat. & Vent., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 28
- 935. Tank ventilating power costs cut by low velocity systems (W. B. Harris, Heat. & Vent., July 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 29
- 936. The use of concentrated calcium chloride solution for the prevention of dust (J. Galambos, Nepegeszegugy (Budapest), January 1941) Sept. 1942, p. 29
- 937. A stable hydrogen peroxide aerosol (H. A. Abramson, Science, September 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 29
- 938. Protection of mice against infection with air-borne influenza virus by means of propylene glycol vapor (O. H. Robertson et al., Science, 1941) Sept. 1942, p. 29
- 939. A metal safety and glare goggle (Edward Stieren, J.A.M.A., September 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 29
- 940. Purification of air and gases (J. J. Stordy, Mfg. Chemist, 1941) Sept. 1942, p. 29
- 941. Bactericidal action of propylene glycol vapor on micro-organisms suspended in air (O. H. Robertson et al., J. Exptl. Med., 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 30
Foundation News
- Four more companies join Foundation Jan. 1942, p. 2
- Proceedings of annual meeting available soon Jan. 1942, p. 2
- Sickness vs. production Jan. 1942, p. 2
- Conservation of materials Jan. 1942, p. 2
- Index to this issue Jan. 1942, p. 40
- Production means protection and vice versa Mar. 1942, p. 2
- Two new members (Koppers Company, Domore Chair Company) and 16 state subscribers Mar. 1942, p. 2
- Health posters available (National Tuberculosis Association) Mar. 1942, p. 2
- On the subject of food (vitamin claims; see the March Digest) Mar. 1942, p. 2
- Preliminary programs for the Cincinnati meeting of the AAIPS and AIHA, April 13–17, to be mailed with the March Digest Mar. 1942, p. 2
- Index to this issue Mar. 1942, p. 28
- Advance notes on annual meeting Sept. 1942, p. 2
- New medical bulletin issued Sept. 1942, p. 2
- News item: S. C. Rothmann enters the Army Sanitary Corps Sept. 1942, p. 2
- Shorts: Chemistry & Metallurgy on industrial hygiene literature Sept. 1942, p. 2
- Index to this issue Sept. 1942, p. 38
Industrial Health News
- 1. Workers in industrial plants told what to do in an air raid (Office of Civilian Defense, December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 1
- 2. The seven-day week in New York State (news release, Frieda S. Miller, Industrial Commissioner, State of New York) Jan. 1942, p. 1
- 244. Course in industrial hygiene (Harvard School of Public Health) Mar. 1942, p. 1
- 245. Industrial health meetings (NCGIH, Washington; AAIPS and AIHA, Cincinnati) Mar. 1942, p. 1
- 811. New managing director for National Safety Council Sept. 1942, p. 1
- 812. Manitoba industrial hygiene director Sept. 1942, p. 1
- 813. Increase in occupational disease (Ohio Industrial Commission Monitor, August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 1
- 814. Occupational diseases (Connecticut Health Bulletin, 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 1
- 815. Hours and work conditions (Victory, August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 1
- 817. Course in industrial medicine Sept. 1942, p. 2
- 818. Industrial safety and hygiene courses Sept. 1942, p. 2
- 819. War neuroses (Science News Letter, August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 2
- 974. Industrial physicians exempted Sept. 1942, p. 37
Industrial Medicine & Plant Health Programs
- 35. Chronic fatigue symptoms among industrial workers (R.V. Ward, Canad. Pub. Health J., September 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 12
- 39. Industrial exposure to toxic chemicals (J.H. Foulger and A.J. Fleming, J. Am. Med. Assoc., September 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 13
- 43. Dark adaptation and miner's nystagmus (I. Campbell, Brit. Med. J., November 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 14
- 47. The occurrence and prevention of occupational diseases among women, 1935 to 1938 (M.T. Mettert, U.S. Dept. of Labor Women's Bureau Bull. No. 184, 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 15
- 52. Undulant fever in packing house employees (N.Y. City Dept. of Health Quarterly Bulletin, November 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 17
- 62. Health hazards in fur garment making shops (M.H. McMahon, N.Y. State Dept. of Labor, Ind. Bull., October 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 19
- 114. Micro-cleanliness in the wash room (C.R. Whittington, Nat. Safety News, December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 30
- 115. The destruction of anthrax spores in the single-bath chrome tanning process (G. Kast, Muench. Tierärztl. Woch., 1938) Jan. 1942, p. 30
- 116. Disinfection of anthrax-infected equipment in leather factories (I.A. Igorov, Sovyet Vet., 1939) Jan. 1942, p. 30
- 124. A bacteriological study of a new sanigenic flooring (W.L. Mallman, J. Am. Med. Assoc., September 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 32
- 133. Placement of the worker (T.L. Hazlett, Ind. Med., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 34
- 134. A syphilis control program for industry and its integration with the community program (F.G. Gillick and J. Buxell, Ind. Med., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 34
- 135. Industrial nursing and community resources (H.H. Kessler, Nat. Safety News, December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 35
- 136. War and health in Britain (W. Jameson, Am. J. Pub. Health, December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 35
- 137. An industrial medical care plan (C.B. Bray, Medical Care, Autumn 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 35
- 138. Recommendation regarding the organization of a medical and social service and security committee in establishments mentioned in Article 65, Book II of the Labor Code (Med. du trav., 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 35
- 139. Medical care in industry (F. Goldmann, Medical Care, Autumn 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 36
- 141. Employment of handicapped persons (J.B. Knox, Management Record, December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 36
- 143. Symposium on industrial health held at the Medical College of Virginia, Richmond, Va., September 11 and 12, 1941 (C.O. Sappington, Ind. Med., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 37
- 144. Industrial safety and health from an executive viewpoint (J.J. Porter, Ind. Med., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 37
- 145. Disabling morbidity among industrial workers, third quarter of 1941 (W.M. Gafafer, Pub. Health Repts., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 37
- 146. Responsibility of government labor officials in the defense program (F.S. Miller, N.Y. State Dept. of Labor, Ind. Bull., September 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 38
- 247. New Haven industrial medical service (Science, February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 2
- 299. Discussion on foundry apprentice training (G. Zweiling, Giesserei, January 1941) Mar. 1942, p. 16
- 301. Safety's clean-up (A. P. Schulze, Safety Eng., January 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 17
- 307. Disabling sickness among industrial workers (W. M. Gafafer, Am. J. Pub. Health, May 1941) Mar. 1942, p. 18
- 308. Statistical data on occupational diseases in the glass industry (R. Pluhar, Glastechnische Ber., January 1941) Mar. 1942, p. 18
- 309. Factory and mines inspection (Editorial, Colliery Guardian, January 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 19
- 310. Conservation of manpower in Connecticut (C. Kuh, J.A.M.A., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 19
- 311. Conserving man power by effective health education (J. J. Brandabur, Edison Elec. Inst. Bull., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 19
- 312. Recent trends in physical examination under civil service (V. K. Harvey, J.A.M.A., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 19
- 314. The physiology of work (A. C. Ivy, J.A.M.A., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 20
- 315. Occupational asthma and vasomotor rhinitis: an outline of some common industries where these symptoms are irritated (L. Sternberg and A. H. Sorrell, N.Y. State Jour. of Med., 1941) Mar. 1942, p. 20
- 316. Vitamin A storage in adults (L. E. Booher and M. B. Porter, Proc. Am. Soc. Biol. Chemists, April 1941) Mar. 1942, p. 20
- 317. Vitamin supplementation of U.S. Army rations in relation to fatigue and the ability to do muscular work (A. Keys and A. F. Henschel, Jour. of Nutrition, March 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 21
- 318. Indiscriminate administration of vitamins to workers in industry (Council on Foods and Nutrition and Council on Industrial Health, AMA, J.A.M.A., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 21
- 319. Failure of aminoacetic acid to increase the work capacity of human subjects (E. Q. King, J.A.M.A., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 21
- 323. Industrial eye injuries (A. MacNalty, Brit. Med. Jour., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 22
- 324. Until the doctor comes (J. A. Dolce, U.S. Pub. Health Service, Misc. Pub. No. 21, 1941) Mar. 1942, p. 22
- 325. Medical care in industry (F. Goldmann, Medical Care, January 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 23
- 326. Hours of work, lost time and labour wastage (Ind. Health Research Board, Medical Research Council, Emergency Report No. 2, 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 23
- 327. The relationship of vocational rehabilitation to industrial hygiene (D. Amato, Am. J. Pub. Health, January 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 23
- 328. "Saving health among all nations" (T. Parran, Survey Graphic, March 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 24
- 329. The health front in a people's war (C.-E. A. Winslow, Survey Graphic, March 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 24
- 330. A prescription for production (V. Heiser, Survey Graphic, March 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 24
- 331. The field of industrial ophthalmology (Committee on Industrial Ophthalmology, AMA, J.A.M.A., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 24
- 333. Report of the Council on Industrial Health (S. J. Seeger, chairman, J.A.M.A., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 25
- 334. Health education for industrial workers (L. D. Bristol, J.A.M.A., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 25
- 335. The teaching of industrial health (Council on Industrial Health, AMA, J.A.M.A., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 25
- 336. Symposium on undergraduate industrial medical education (R. B. Allen, T. L. Hazlett et al., J.A.M.A., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 25
- 337. Industrial hygiene all 24 hours (Thomas Parran, Illinois Health Messenger, March 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 27
- 876. Dark adaptation and miners' nystagmus (J. Campbell, Brit. Med. J., 1941) Sept. 1942, p. 16
- 877. The presence of calcium crystals in the cornea after erosion with calcium (K. Lisch, Graefe's Arch., 1940) Sept. 1942, p. 16
- 884. Is management responsible for mishaps of new workers (Anonymous, Buildings & Building Management, September 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 18
- 942. Good housekeeping (P. B. Plant, Factory Man. & Main., June 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 30
- 944. Safety with explosives (R. H. Summer, Mines Mag. (Colo. School of Mines), 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 30
- 945. Nutrition and the nation at war (J. S. McLester, Bull. N.Y. Acad. of Med., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 30
- 949. A dental program for industry (R. M. Wallis, Personnel, July 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 31
- 950. Report of a dental program (H. H. Leedke, Ind. Med., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 31
- 951. Safeguarding worker health (T. Lyle Hazlett, Factory Man. & Main., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 31
- 952. Influence of components of the vitamin B complex on recovery from fatigue (E. E. Foltz et al., J. Lab. & Clin. Med., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 32
- 953. Narco-analysis in treatment of war neuroses (J. F. Wilde, Brit. Med. J., July 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 32
- 956. Periodic health examinations: important findings among garment workers (L. Price, Ind. Med., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 32
- 961. The health worker and production (T. O. Garland, Lancet, July 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 35
- 962. Planning industrial recreation (G. H. Duggins and F. R. Eastwood, Personnel, July 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 35
- 969. Isopropyl alcohol for sterilization of metal instruments (Queries & Minor Notes, J.A.M.A., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 36
- 970. The importance of night vision tests (F. E. Preston, Brit. Med. J., June 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 36
- 973. Massive repairs of burns with thick split-skin grafts (J. B. Brown and F. McDowell, Ann. Surg., April 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 37
Law, Compensation & Insurance
- 4. Lead poisoning from fumes held "accident" (C.K. Howard & Co. et al. v. McKay et al., Okla.; Occup. Hazards, December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 2
- 5. Death of helper on gravel loading machine from Rocky Mountain spotted fever; receiving of fatal tick bite during course of employment (Salt Lake County v. Industrial Commission of Utah, Utah Supreme Ct., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 3
- 6. Injury to hand while employed on a piston grinding machine; continued favored employment; supplemental agreement; later development of leprosy; compensation for partial disability (Sotomayor v. Ford, Mich. Supreme Ct., January 1942) Jan. 1942, p. 3
- 7. Muriatic acid burns; duty of employer; assumption of the risk; contributory negligence (Marsenick v. Luechtefeld, Mo. St. Louis Ct. App., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 4
- 8. Hydrophobia prevention compensated (Ohio Ind. Comm. Monitor, December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 4
- 9. "Snap finger" compensated (Ohio Ind. Comm. Monitor, December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 4
- 10. Injury from inhaling impure air; board's finding as contrary to expert testimony (Consolidation Coal Co. v. Marcum's Adm'r, Ky. Ct. of App., November 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 5
- 11. Dust from rock crushing; silicosis with superimposed tuberculosis; injury as accidental rather than an occupational disease (Dobbs v. Bureau of Highways et al., Idaho Supreme Ct., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 5
- 12. Automobile repairman; carbon monoxide poisoning; injury as due to an accident (Tindall v. Marshall's U.S. Auto Supply Co., Mo. Supreme Ct., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 6
- 13. Silicosis; gypsum mine; safe place to work; failure to furnish proper protection; contributory negligence (Galeota v. United States Gypsum Co., U.S.C.C.A., 2nd Cir., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 6
- 14. Workmen's Compensation Silicosis Fund, Charleston, W. Va., seventh annual report, year ending June 30, 1941 (C.L. Heaberlin, 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 7
- 15. Reports of committees and resolutions adopted by Eighth National Conference on Labor Legislation, November 12, 13 and 14, 1941 (U.S. Dept. of Labor, Div. of Labor Standards, Bull. No. 52-A, 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 7
- 16. Workmen's Compensation Act in South Africa (Anonymous, Int. Lab. Rev., 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 8
- 17. Social insurance in Latin America; its state and standards (M. Stack, Int. Labor Rev., 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 8
- 18. Prevention and compensation in silicosis in Spain (Anonymous, Int. Lab. Rev., 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 8
- 147. Appraisal of disability resulting from occupational diseases (M.R. Mayers, N.Y. State Dept. Labor, Ind. Bull., September 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 38
- 148. Morbidity trends and trade cycles (L.E. Bodmer, Int. Labor Rev., 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 38
- 248. Common law action against employer; silicosis an occupational disease; former disallowance of the claim by the commission (State ex rel. Wilson et al. v. North East Fire Brick Co., Md. Ct. of App., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 2
- 249. Silicosis of foundry worker; foundry work as promoting silicotic condition; causal relation with tuberculosis (Milwaukee Malleable and Grey Iron Works v. Industrial Commission of Wis., Wis. Supreme Ct., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 3
- 250. Tubercular pneumonia; silicosis; post-mortem on part of body (Harbison-Walker Refractories Co. v. Turks, Ind. Appellate Ct., March 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 3
- 251. Paralysis; neurosis; post-traumatic hysteria; shock; disease resulting from injury (American Smelting and Refining Co. v. Industrial Commission of Arizona, Ariz. Supreme Ct., March 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 3
- 252. "Freon 12" poisoning; fumes from air conditioner; work partly within and without Ohio (Krull v. Industrial Commission of Ohio, Ohio Ct. of App., December 1940) Mar. 1942, p. 4
- 253. Silicosis; time and conditions of employment disputed; summary judgment erroneous (McElwain v. Wickwire Spencer Steel Co., U.S.C.C.A., 2d Cir., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 4
- 254. Dermatitis; finding of poisoning by either or both of two substances sustained (Kvernstoen v. Nelson, Minn. Supreme Ct., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 4
- 255. Occupational disease; heart disease aggravated by employment; court order referring case to non-existing medical board (Plaugher v. American Viscose Corporation, Penna. Superior Ct., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 5
- 256. Frostbite; aggravation of pre-existing disease (Lakott v. Armour and Co., Penna. Superior Ct., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 5
- 257. San Joaquin Valley fever; salesman's infection arising out of employment (Pacific Employers Ins. Co. v. Industrial Accident Commission of California, Calif. Supreme Ct., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 6
- 258. Tuberculosis claim not allowed (Ohio Ind. Comm. Monitor, February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 6
- 259. Irritation by "Procite" (Ohio Ind. Comm. Monitor, February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 7
- 260. Fatal heat stroke of craneman (Ohio Ind. Comm. Monitor, February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 7
- 261. Working in a confined area exposed to sun causes heat prostration (Zucchi's Case, Mass.; Occup. Hazards, February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 7
- 262. Vacuum cleaner workman gets award for dust disease (Sturesky v. Strousman, N.Y.; Occup. Hazards, February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 8
- 263. Dermatitis award refused (Van Orden v. Dave's Flowers Inc., N.J.; Occup. Hazards, March 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 8
- 264. Silica dust aggravates tuberculosis (Dobbs v. Bureau of Highways, Idaho; Occup. Hazards, March 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 8
- 265. Outline of state agencies administering labor laws (U.S. Dept. of Labor, Div. of Labor Standards, Bull. No. 49, 1941) Mar. 1942, p. 8
- 824. Death from cancer; injury to groin as alleged cause (Lindquist v. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Ohio Ct. of App., June 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 4
- 825. Death of foundry worker due to heat prostration compensable (Malone v. Industrial Commission of Ohio, Ohio Supreme Ct., July 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 4
- 826. Silicosis: exposure to dust before and after Sept. 1, 1935; statute of limitations; constitutionality (Ligiecki v. E. I. duPont deNemours & Company, U.S. Dist. Ct., W.D.N.Y., July 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 5
- 827. Silicosis: claim must be filed within six months after death (State ex rel. Raymond et al. v. Industrial Commission of Ohio, Ohio Supreme Ct., July 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 5
- 964. Provisions for the extension of working time during the war (Internat. Lab. Rev., 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 35
- 967. The Eighth National Conference on Labour Legislation in the U.S. (Internat. Lab. Rev., April 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 36
Noise, Heat & Radiation
- 42. Human life and death at high pressures (J.B.S. Haldane, Nature (London), October 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 14
- 63. Investigations of professional deafness in shipyard and machine factory laborers (B. Larsen, Acta Otolaryngol., 1939) Jan. 1942, p. 19
- 289. The "blocked ear" of the caisson worker (R. Almour, Laryngoscope, January 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 14
- 302. Protection of personnel handling radium (L. F. Curtiss, Am. Soc. Testing Materials Bul. No. 114, January 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 17
- 320. Hearing standards for acceptance, disability rating and discharge in the military services and in industry (E. P. Fowler, Laryngoscope, October 1941) Mar. 1942, p. 22
- 321. Conservation of hearing in industry (C. C. Bunch, J.A.M.A., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 22
- 322. Industrial noises and industrial deafness (W. A. Rosenblith, Acoustical Soc. American Journal, January 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 22
- 833. Physiological studies pertaining to deep sea diving and aviation, especially in relation to the fat content and composition of the body (A. R. Behnke, Jr., Bull. N.Y. Acad. Med., September 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 8
- 846. Radium poisoning (R. H. Stevens, Radiology, July 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 11
- 869. Blood findings in cyclotron workers (Shields Warren, Radiology, August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 14
- 870. Late effect of high voltage roentgen rays on the heart of adult rats (J. E. Leach and K. Sugiura, Am. J. Roentgenology, July 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 14
- 873. Anemia in X-ray workers (Anonymous, Brit. Med. J., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 15
- 874. Effect of fluoroscopy on eyes (Queries & Minor Notes, J.A.M.A., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 15
- 957. Hazardous occupations for young workers (Anonymous, J.A.M.A., April 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 33
- 960. The effect of exercise in hot atmospheres upon the salt-water balance of human subjects (D. H. K. Lee et al., Med. J. Australia, September 1941) Sept. 1942, p. 34
- 963. The problems inherent in the protection of flying personnel against the temperature extremes encountered in flight (E. A. Pinson and O. O. Benson, Jr., Aviation Med., March 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 35
- 965. Treatment of heat pyrexia by lumbar puncture (J. F. Corr, Brit. Med. J., June 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 35
Occupational Cancer
- 54. Is there a connection between the benzpyrene content and the carcinogenic effect of tar? (G. Miescher et al., Schweiz. med. Wchnschr., 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 17
- 74. Production of tumors by tobacco tars (C.M. Flory, Cancer Res., 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 21
- 81. Trauma and cutaneous cancer (C.L. Levin and H.T. Behrmann, Ind. Med., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 23
- 82. A comparison of the carcinogenic effects of tobacco tar and coal tar (A.H. Roffo, Bol. Inst. Med. Exp. (Buenos Ayres), 1940) Jan. 1942, p. 23
- 270. Lung tumors in mice: incidence as affected by inhalation of certain carcinogenic agents and some dusts (J. A. Campbell, Brit. Med. Jour., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 9
- 871. Morphological aspects of experimental actinic and arsenic carcinomas in the skin of rats (W. C. Hueper, Cancer Research, August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 15
- 872. Mechanism of tumor production by chemical agents (Felix Bergmann, Cancer Research, September 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 15
- 880. Visible light and skin tumors induced with benzopyrene in mice (J. J. Morton et al., Cancer Research, 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 17
- 881. Gliomas produced with carcinogens (H. M. Zimmerman and H. Arnold, Trans. Am. Neurol. Assoc., 1941) Sept. 1942, p. 17
- 948. Treatment of epithelioma with ointments (H. Truttwin, Dermatol. Wochschr., 1941) Sept. 1942, p. 31
Other Dusts & Pneumoconioses
- 19. The intratracheal inoculation of anthracite dust mixed with dead human tubercle bacilli into rabbits (S.L. Cummins, J. Hyg., September 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 8
- 22. Dust and disease (C.S. Chubb, Colliery Eng., June–November 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 9
- 24. Pigment of anthracosis (F.A. Taylor, Proc. Soc. Exptl. Biol. & Med., October 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 10
- 27. Critical and experimental contribution to the study of pneumoconiosis from sulfur (G.P. Schiavina, Rass. med. ind., 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 10
- 33. Notes on human pulmonary anthracosis (F. Nittono, Soc. Path. Jap. Trans., 1940; Biol. Absts., October 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 12
- 152. Physical type in pneumoconiosis (E.A. Aslett et al., J. Hyg., September 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 39
- 266. Report on workers exposed to cotton batting dust (A. R. Smith, N.Y. State Dept. of Labor Ind. Bull., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 8
- 267. Pulmonary diseases in mining (Anonymous, Mine & Quarry Eng., August 1941) Mar. 1942, p. 9
- 304. Pneumoconiosis: a study of 379 cases (H. B. Williams, Med. Bull. of Vet. Adm., January 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 17
- 305. Pneumoconiosis in Russia (Anonymous, Brit. Med. Jour., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 18
- 831. A case of pneumoconiosis due to the inhalation of fuller's earth (A. H. Campbell and L. R. Gloyne, J. Path. & Bact., January 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 7
- 832. Pneumoconiosis (R. R. Sayers, Chairman of A.P.H.A. Committee, Am. Pub. Health Assoc. Year Book, 1941-1942) Sept. 1942, p. 7
- 836. Pneumoconiosis of coal workers (Anonymous, Lancet, June 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 8
- 837. Dust diseases in Russia (Anonymous, Lancet, January 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 8
- 882. Asthma of bakers and millers (P. Vallery-Radot and F. Blamoutier, Presse Méd., November 1941) Sept. 1942, p. 17
Silica & Silicosis
- 20. Pulmonary diseases in the mining industry (R.R. Sayers, U.S. Bur. of Mines Inf. Circ. No. 7146, February 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 9
- 21. The question of silicosis as an occupational disease in France (Etienne-Martin, Méd. du travail, January–July 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 9
- 26. Silicosis in Stourbridge fireclay miners (S. Doaner, Lancet, October 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 10
- 29. Two hundred cases of silicosis; the initial forms (M. Conrozier and J. Magnin, Med. du trav., 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 11
- 31. Rouge for buffing and pulmonary tuberculosis (Queries & Minor Notes, J. Am. Med. Assoc., October 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 11
- 34. Cavities in the silicotic lung; a pathological study with clinical correlation (A.J. Vorwald, Am. J. Path., September 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 12
- 268. Absorption, accumulation and excretion of ingested silica (J. L. Webb et al., Jour. Ind. Hyg., March 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 9
- 271. Silicosis among naval foundrymen (E. W. Brown and W. E. Klein, U.S. Naval Med. Bull., January 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 10
- 830. Study of dust problems in the ceramic industry (L. Greenburg and T. Hatch, The Industrial Bulletin (N.Y.), May & June 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 6
- 928. Industrial hygiene study of dust problems found in the ceramic industry (L. Greenburg and Theodore Hatch, N.Y. State Ind. Bull., April 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 27
Skin Diseases
- 45. Studies with paraphenylenediamine in fur workers (M.G. Silverberg and H. Heimann, Jour. Invest. Derm., 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 15
- 46. Hypersensitivity to turpentine and its substitutes (W. Schmidt, Dermatol. Wchnschr., 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 15
- 75. Onychia and dermatitis in worker with cleaning fluids (Queries & Minor Notes, J. Am. Med. Assoc., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 22
- 76. Epidermophytia interdigitalis in miners (C. Carrie and H. Zantopf, Dermat. Wchnschr., 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 22
- 77. Onycholysis in fur workers (H. Heimann and M.G. Silverberg, Arch. Derm. & Syph., September 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 22
- 78. Treatment of skin injuries from hydrofluoric acid (F. Flury, Draeger-Hefte, 1940) Jan. 1942, p. 22
- 79. Phenyl mercuric oleate; skin irritant properties (C.P. McCord et al., J. Ind. Hyg. & Tox., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 22
- 80. Dermatitis from "Dic-a-Doo" (Queries & Minor Notes, J. Am. Med. Assoc., July 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 22
- 83. Dermatitis venenata due to nail lacquer (E.D. Osborne et al., Arch. Derm. & Syphilol., October 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 23
- 85. Dermatitis from cutting oils (L. Schwartz, Pub. Health Repts., October 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 24
- 94. Occupational dermatitis (F.M. Castineau, J. Indiana State Med. Assoc., 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 26
- 112. Testing for sensitivity to dyes (Queries and Minor Notes, J. Am. Med. Assoc., September 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 29
- 117. Prevention of calcium cyanamide dermatitis (Queries & Minor Notes, J. Am. Med. Assoc., September 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 30
- 119. Protection of skin from cleaning compounds (Queries & Minor Notes, J. Am. Med. Assoc., September 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 31
- 140. Dependence of results of epicutaneous skin tests on the localization and condition of the eczema (C. Carrie and R. Wachmann, Dermat. Wchnschr., 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 36
- 282. Photosensitization from petroleum products (Queries & Minor Notes, J.A.M.A., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 13
- 288. Sporotrichosis among miners on the Witwatersrand gold mines (L. F. Dangerfield and J. Gear, South African Med. J., 1941) Mar. 1942, p. 14
- 306. Contact dermatitis (M. W. Rubenstein, Penn. Med. J., November 1941) Mar. 1942, p. 18
- 332. Industrial dermatoses (Committee on Industrial Dermatoses, AMA, J.A.M.A., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 24
- 898. The problem of cleaning the skin without irritation (W. Brand, Deutsche Chemiker-Zeitung, 1941) Sept. 1942, p. 21
- 899. Use of solvents for hand cleansers (P. I. Smith, Am. Perfumer, 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 21
- 900. Dermatitis occurring among operators of air conditioning equipment (L. Schwartz and J. E. Dunn, Ind. Med., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 22
- 901. Respirator dermatitis (R. L. Sutton, British Med. J., July 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 22
- 902. Absorption of narcotics by the skin (E. D. Vorozhtsova, Akusherstvo i Ginecol., 1939) Sept. 1942, p. 22
- 903. Possible dermatitis from ear phones (Queries & Minor Notes, J.A.M.A., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 22
- 904. Dermatitis from imitation leather (S. J. White, Arch. Derm. & Syph., June 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 22
- 905. Dentures and dermatitis (Queries & Minor Notes, J.A.M.A., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 23
- 906. Epidemic of boils in a group of tunnel workers (J. Q. Gant et al., Publ. Health Repts., April 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 23
- 907. Dermatitis due to a transparent adhesive tape (H. Keil and E. S. Bereston, Arch. Derm. & Syph., June 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 23
- 908. Dermatitis from creosote-treated wooden floors (L. Schwartz, Ind. Med., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 23
- 909. Dermatitis by war oil (F. Asbeck, Dermat. Wchnschr., 1941) Sept. 1942, p. 23
- 910. Nail polish dermatitis in a man (William Garbe, Arch. Derm. & Syph., July 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 24
- 911. Mesquite wood dermatitis (E. C. Fox, Arch. Dermat. & Syph., December 1941) Sept. 1942, p. 24
- 958. Predisposition to occupational skin disease (J. N. Gallivan, Ind. Med., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 33
- 959. Skin sensitivity as a factor in job placement (J. H. Biram, Ind. Med., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 33
Toxic Chemicals & Metals
- 3. Gas gangrene from magnesium in wounds (C.P. McCord et al., Science Supplement, January 1942) Jan. 1942, p. 2
- 23. Influence of body size on gaseous nitrogen elimination during high oxygen breathing (A. Cournand et al., Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. Med., October 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 9
- 28. Effect of barium carbonate fumes on respiratory tract (Queries & Minor Notes, J. Am. Med. Assoc., October 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 11
- 32. Fat metabolism and susceptibility to carbon tetrachloride (J.C. Forbes et al., J. Pharmacol., 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 11
- 36. Gasoline intoxication (W. Machle, J. Am. Med. Assoc., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 12
- 37. Occupational injuries (R.P. Ferrari, Med. Klin., 1940) Jan. 1942, p. 13
- 38. Cyanogen poisoning (Bruendlmeier, Budap. Orv. Ujsag, 1940; Med. Klin., 1940) Jan. 1942, p. 13
- 40. Toxicity of dichlorobenzene (Queries & Minor Notes, J. Am. Med. Assoc., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 13
- 41. Changes in the reactivity of the body caused by hydrogen sulfide (S.M. Pavlenko, Arch. sci. biol. (U.S.S.R.), 1940) Jan. 1942, p. 14
- 44. Benzene hazards to workers in vulcanizing shops for tire repairing (K. Humperdinck, Zbl. f. Gewerbehyg., 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 15
- 48. Pounds of prevention (R.E. Kelly and L.A. Watt, Monsanto Mag., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 16
- 49. Some common health hazards in the electroplating industry (H.G. Dyktor, Monthly Rev. Am. Electroplaters' Soc., 1940) Jan. 1942, p. 16
- 50. Observations on orthodichlorbenzene (H. Riedel, Arch. f. Gewerbepath., 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 16
- 51. Acute poisoning from aniline oil (G.R. Benton and C.J. LaBarge, Ind. Med., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 16
- 53. The resistance of rats to nitrochlorobenzene under various conditions of diet. II (Y.A. Levin and S.M. Dubashinskaya, Bull. biol. med. exptl., U.S.S.R., 1938) Jan. 1942, p. 17
- 55. Toxicity and actions of trimethylene glycol (W. Van Winkle, Jr., J. Pharmacol., 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 17
- 56. Flake naphthalene and aural symptoms (Queries & Minor Notes, J. Am. Med. Assoc., October 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 17
- 57. Effects of synthetic resins (Queries & Minor Notes, J. Am. Med. Assoc., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 17
- 58. Toxicity of nitroparaffins in paint removers (Queries & Minor Notes, J. Am. Med. Assoc., September 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 18
- 59. Carbon tetrachloride poisoning and muscular atrophy (Queries & Minor Notes, J. Am. Med. Assoc., October 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 18
- 60. Some pharmacological properties of the "Tergitol" penetrants (H.F. Smyth, Jr. et al., J. Ind. Hyg. & Tox., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 18
- 61. Formaldehyde (Queries & Minor Notes, J. Am. Med. Assoc., November 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 18
- 64. Zinc and zinc oxide (National Safety Council, Nat. Safety News, August 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 19
- 65. Spinal cord and peripheral nervous system in chronic manganese poisoning; a contribution to the pathological anatomy of manganese poisoning (H. Voss, Arch. f. Gewerbepath., 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 19
- 66. Phosphorus (white) (National Safety Council, Nat. Safety News, October 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 20
- 67. Factory smoke containing manganese as predisposing cause in epidemics of pneumonia in an industrial district (D. Elstad, Nordisk Med., 1939) Jan. 1942, p. 20
- 68. Thallium poisoning (Dumitrescu-Mante and Ciorapciu, Bull. Soc. med. hop. Bucarest; Med. Klin., 1940) Jan. 1942, p. 20
- 69. Neurasthenia from mercury (toxic encephalopathia or neurosis)? (H. Steck, Rev. méd. de la Suisse rom., 1940) Jan. 1942, p. 21
- 70. Toxicity of orally ingested tungsten compounds in the rat (F.W. Kinard and J. Van de Erve, J. Pharmacol., 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 21
- 71. Toxicology of selenium. VI. Effects of subacute exposure to hydrogen selenide (H.C. Dudley and J.W. Miller, J. Ind. Hyg. & Tox., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 21
- 72. Acute lead poisoning; an experimental contribution to the question of the toxicity of lead compounds by quantitative experiments (G. Tartler, Arch. f. Hyg., 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 21
- 73. Manganese (F.L. Smith, 2nd and T.K. Rathmell, The Cyclopedia of Medicine, Surgery, and Specialties, 1939) Jan. 1942, p. 21
- 84. Experimental phosgene poisoning (E. Rothlin, J. Am. Med. Assoc., November 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 23
- 86. Fulminate of mercury (National Safety Council, Nat. Safety News, December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 24
- 87. The relation between the chemical composition of war gases and their physiological action (S. Wiedling, Svenska Laekartidn., 1940) Jan. 1942, p. 24
- 88. Investigations of poisoning by trotyl, tetryl and fulminating mercury among workers in the munition factories of Finland (L. Noro, Acta med. Scandinav., 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 24
- 89. The T.N.T. health hazard (H.M. Roberts, Brit. Med. J., November 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 25
- 90. Clinical manifestations of tetryl and trinitrotoluene (J. Hilton and C.V. Swanston, Brit. Med. J., October 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 25
- 95. Determination of lead in biological material; a polarographic method (J. Cholak and K. Bambach, Ind. Eng. Chem., Anal. Ed., August 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 26
- 96. Applications of the spectrograph to toxicological investigations (C.W. Rankin, J. Optical Soc. Am., 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 26
- 97. An aid in the dithizone method; a mechanical shaker for separating funnels (L.R. Crisp and S.H. Webster, J. Lab. and Clin. Med., November 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 26
- 98. The determination of lead in biological materials (F.L. Smith, 2nd et al., Am. J. Clin. Path., August 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 26
- 99. The significance of urinary mercury. I. Occupational mercury exposure. II. Mercury absorption from mercury-bearing dental fillings and antiseptics (E.D. Storlazzi and H.B. Elkins, J. Ind. Hyg. & Tox., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 27
- 113. Solubility of carbon disulfide vapor in body fluids and tissues (R.W. McKee, J. Ind. Hyg. & Tox., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 29
- 142. History and present status of oxygen therapy and resuscitation (R.M. Tovell and J.E. Remlinger, J. Am. Med. Assoc., December 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 36
- 272. The effect of oxygen lack on the cerebral circulation (F. C. Courtice, J. Physiol., September 1941) Mar. 1942, p. 10
- 273. Effect of exposure to known concentrations of carbon monoxide (R. F. Sievers et al., J.A.M.A., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 10
- 274. The effect of continuous breathing of air containing small amounts of carbon monoxide (M. Nisiyama, J. Oriental Med., 1941) Mar. 1942, p. 10
- 275. Diesel engines underground, Part III: effect on exhaust-gas composition of operating engines in mixtures of normal air and natural gas (M. A. Elliott et al., U.S. Bur. of Mines, Rept. of Invest. No. 3584, September 1941) Mar. 1942, p. 11
- 276. Diesel engines in tunneling operations (W. B. Harris et al., Am. Inst. of Min. & Met. Engrs., Tech. Pub. No. 1449, March 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 11
- 277. The lead citrate complex ion and its role in the physiology and therapy of lead poisoning (S. S. Kety, J. Biolog. Chem., January 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 12
- 278. Cause and prevention of lead poisoning (R. Medellin, Ingenieria (Mexico), September 1941) Mar. 1942, p. 12
- 279. The effect of lead acetate on oxygen uptake of rat liver slices (H. D. Baernstein and J. A. Grand, Proc. Am. Soc. Biol. Chemists, April 1941) Mar. 1942, p. 12
- 280. The effect of protein intake on lead poisoning (H. D. Baernstein, J. A. Grand et al., Proc. Am. Soc. Biol. Chemists, April 1941) Mar. 1942, p. 12
- 281. The hazards of chlorinated solvents (Penna. Lab. & Ind. Rev., January 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 12
- 283. Response of guinea pigs and rats to repeated inhalation of vapors of mesityl oxide and isophorone (H. F. Smyth, Jr., et al., Jour. Ind. Hyg., March 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 13
- 284. Neuropathological changes in experimental carbon disulfide poisoning in cats (A. Ferraro et al., Arch. Path., November 1941) Mar. 1942, p. 13
- 285. The effects of exposure to toluene in industry (L. Greenburg et al., J.A.M.A., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 13
- 286. A case of poisoning with mercaptans (V. Cristescu, Med. Bull., Standard Oil Company, N.J., June 1941) Mar. 1942, p. 14
- 287. The toxicity and potential dangers of toluene (W. F. von Oettingen et al., J.A.M.A., February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 14
- 290. Study of osteopathy due to fluorine poisoning (F. de Senarclens, Helvetica Medica Acta, August 1941) Mar. 1942, p. 14
- 293. Colorimetric determination of small amounts of p-nitroaniline in the air (V. V. Ponomarenko, Zavodskaya Lab., 1940) Mar. 1942, p. 15
- 294. Determination of sulfur dioxide in the air by decolorization of fuchsin (E. P. Kastner, Zavodskaya Lab., 1940) Mar. 1942, p. 15
- 313. Excretion of silver in urine (J. C. Aub and L. T. Fairhall, J.A.M.A., January 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 19
- 822. The toxicity and potential dangers of toluene, with special reference to its maximal permissible concentration (W. F. von Oettingen et al., Pub. Health Bull., 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 3
- 828. Industrial illness due to tetryl (L. J. Witkowski et al., J.A.M.A., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 6
- 829. Combating chronic poisoning in chemical operations (W. M. Pierce, Chem. & Met. Eng., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 6
- 838. Firedamp: recent research on the ignition of firedamp and on its movement in air (H. F. Coward, Trans. Inst. Min. Engrs., April 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 8
- 839. Sheathed explosives (H. C. Grimshaw, Trans. Institution Min. Engrs., February 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 9
- 841. Skeletal sclerosis in chronic sodium fluoride poisoning (P. C. Hodges et al., J.A.M.A., December 1941) Sept. 1942, p. 9
- 842. The treatment of acute mercury poisoning with sodium formaldehyde sulfoxylate, with a review of twenty cases (R. Wolpaw and N. Alpers, J. Lab. & Clin. Med., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 10
- 843. A case of industrial phosgene gas poisoning (R. E. Shaw, Univ. of Leeds Med. Magazine, October 1941) Sept. 1942, p. 10
- 844. Phosgene poisoning: report on two cases (J. P. Steel, Lancet, March 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 10
- 845. A case of cadmium poisoning (G. Taylor and J. H. Hamence, Analyst, 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 11
- 847. Titanium salts and the public health (M. Deribere, Ann. d'Hyg. Pub., Indust. et Sociale, May-June 1941) Sept. 1942, p. 11
- 848. Chronic toxicity of cadmium (O. G. Fitzhugh and F. H. Meiller, J. Pharmacol., 1941) Sept. 1942, p. 11
- 849. The hazard of cadmium-containing solder (M. Richnow, Tech. Blatter, 1940) Sept. 1942, p. 11
- 850. Relation of the sulfur amino acids to the toxicity of cobalt and nickel in the rat (W. H. Griffith et al., J. Nutrition, 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 11
- 851. The effect of calcium cyanamide poisoning on the state of immunity of the body (H. Siebert, Arch. Hyg. Bakt., 1939) Sept. 1942, p. 12
- 852. Clinical considerations of poisonings by some of the chlorinated hydrocarbons (H. F. Smyth, N.Y. State J. Med., 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 12
- 853. A contribution to the toxicology of sodium nitroprusside. I. The decomposition and determination of sodium nitroprusside (H. E. Hill, Australian Chem. Inst. J. & Proc., 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 12
- 854. A contribution to the toxicology of sodium nitroprusside. II. Toxicity of sodium nitroprusside for guinea pigs (L. W. Mahaffey, Australian Chem. Inst. J. & Proc., 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 12
- 855. Lead poisoning in animals (W. Gabel, Deut. tierarztl. Wochschr., 1941) Sept. 1942, p. 12
- 856. Poisoning by tellurium (W. Haring, Deut. med. Wochschr., 1941) Sept. 1942, p. 12
- 857. Experimental thallium alopecia (Hidewo Oba, Japan. J. Dermatol. Urol., 1939) Sept. 1942, p. 12
- 858. Decomposition of tetrachloroethylene (S. R. Gunewardene, J. Ceylon Branch Brit. Med. Assoc., 1940) Sept. 1942, p. 12
- 859. Ethylene dichloride: Industrial Data Sheet D-Chem. 41 (Nat. Safety News, August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 13
- 860. The toxicity of benzoic acid for white rats (G. P. Hager et al., J.A. Pharm. Assoc., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 13
- 861. Chlorinated naphthalene poisoning (N. G. B. McLetchie and D. Robertson, Brit. Med. J., June 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 13
- 862. Death from phenothiazine poisoning (D. R. Humphries, Lancet, July 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 13
- 863. Pharmacological and toxicological studies on cetylpyridinium chloride, a new germicide (M. R. Warren et al., J. Pharm. & Exp. Therapeutics, April 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 13
- 864. Porphyrinuria in trinitrotoluene poisoning (A. M. Kennedy and J. Ingham, Brit. Med. J., 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 14
- 865. Cetyltrimethylammonium bromide (CTAB): a new disinfectant and cleaning agent (J. M. Barnes, Lancet, May 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 14
- 866. Toxic effects of bitter-tasting phenylthiocarbamide (C. P. Richter and K. H. Clisby, Arch. Path., 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 14
- 867. Volatile solvents (H. F. Smyth, Jr., Chairman of A.P.H.A. Committee, Am. Pub. Health Assoc. Year Book, 1941-1942) Sept. 1942, p. 14
- 868. Poisoning due to methyl salicylate (oil of wintergreen): a report of a case with autopsy (I. S. Epstein and J. L. Work, Ohio State Med. J., 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 14
- 875. Photographic industry and cataracts (Queries & Minor Notes, J.A.M.A., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 16
- 878. Scarring and shrinking of the conjunctiva as an industrial injury in dyers (R. Bruckner, Ophthalmologica, October 1941) Sept. 1942, p. 16
- 879. Fluorosis in the incisor teeth of the rat (José Grinstein, Semana Méd. (Buenos Aires), 1941) Sept. 1942, p. 16
- 883. Mechanism of action of ordinary war gases (C. D. Leake and D. F. Marsh, Science, August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 18
- 885. Comparative toxicities of 2-chloro-2-butene, 1,2,3-trichlorobutane, and 1,2-dichloroethane (E. L. McCawley, Univ. Calif. Pub. Pharmacol., 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 18
- 886. Physiological properties of some common gases at high pressures (J. B. S. Haldane, Chem. Products, 1941) Sept. 1942, p. 18
- 887. Experimental acute gastric ulcers produced in animals by exposure to sulfur dioxide gas (F. R. Weedon, N.Y. State J. Med., 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 19
- 888. Fluoride domestic water and dental caries experience (H. T. Dean et al., Pub. Health Repts., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 19
- 889. New products bring new health hazards (P. A. Brehm, Nat. Safety News, August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 19
- 890. Toxic effects of some basic proteins (L. Reiner et al., Proc. Soc. Exptl. Biol. Med., 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 19
- 891. The health hazard of refrigerants (F. W. Hutchinson, Heat. & Vent., June 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 19
- 892. Aspiration of petrol (C. L. Cope, Lancet, April 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 19
- 894. Polyneuritis in a watchmaker (Queries & Minor Notes, J.A.M.A., April 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 20
- 895. A study of the synthesis of hippuric acid in the rat after liver injury from carbon tetrachloride (G. Montos et al., J. of Pharm. & Exp. Therapeutics, July 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 20
- 896. Duration of carbon monoxide in the blood (Queries & Minor Notes, J.A.M.A., September 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 21
- 897. Burns by phosphorus (Queries & Minor Notes, J.A.M.A., April 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 21
- 918. Colorimetric determination of phenothiazine with palladous chloride (L. G. Overholser and J. H. Yoe, Ind. & Eng. Chem., Anal. Ed., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 25
- 919. A new simple method for the quantitative determination of glycerol (Hogai Ka, J. Agric. Chem. Soc. Japan, 1940) Sept. 1942, p. 25
- 920. The determination of ethyl alcohol with the photoelectric colorimeter (H. Newman and M. Abramson, J. Pharm. & Exp. Therapeutics, April 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 25
- 922. The spectrophotometric determination of phosphorus and cholesterol (M. Kaucher et al., J. Lab. & Clin. Med., July 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 26
- 923. The determination of mercury in foods and biological materials (E. P. Laug and K. W. Nelson, J. Assoc. Official Agr. Chem., 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 26
- 924. The determination of fluorine in foods (P. A. Clifford, J. Assoc. Official Agr. Chem., 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 26
- 925. The determination of arsenic in foods (A. K. Klein, J. Assoc. Official Agr. Chem., 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 26
- 926. The determination of selenium in foods (A. K. Klein, J. Assoc. Official Agr. Chem., 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 27
- 943. The question of injury to the neighborhood by exhaust fumes and gases of industrial establishments (K. W. Jötten, Arch. Hyg. Bakt., 1941) Sept. 1942, p. 30
- 946. Treatment of poison gas burns of the eye (Queries & Minor Notes, J.A.M.A., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 31
- 947. Treatment of lead poisoning (I. Gray and I. Greenfield, N.Y. State J. Med., 1938) Sept. 1942, p. 31
- 966. Trichlorethylene as a general anesthetic (K. G. Lloyd-Williams and D. Hewspear, Brit. Med. J., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 35
- 968. Chances of resuscitation after an overdose of ether, divinyl ether and chloroform (W. B. Draper and R. W. Whitehead, Lancet, April 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 36
- 971. Notes on trichlorethylene anesthesia (H. F. Griffiths, Lancet, April 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 37
- 972. Anesthesia VI. The anesthetic action of cyclopropyl vinyl ether (J. C. Krantz, Jr. et al., J. Pharm. & Exp. Therapeutics, May 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 37
Tuberculosis & Chest X-Rays
- 25. Experimental air-borne disease; quantitative natural respiratory contagion of tuberculosis (W.F. Wells and M.B. Lurie, Am. J. Hyg., July 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 10
- 30. The roentgen picture of the lungs and mediastinum in lymphogranulomatosis benigna (Magnusson, Acta med. Scandinav., 1940) Jan. 1942, p. 11
- 149. Clarity of detail in x-ray screen pictures (E. Schopper, Veroeffentl. wiss. Zentral-Lab. phot. Abt. AGFA, 1939) Jan. 1942, p. 38
- 150. Follow-up of 1,041 tuberculous patients (W.G. Stephens, Am. Rev. Tuberc., October 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 38
- 151. Comparison of miniature roentgenograms and full size films in serial examinations of workers exposed to dust (E. Saupe, Fortschr. a. d. Geb. Roentgenstrahl., 1940) Jan. 1942, p. 39
- 153. The causes underlying the recent increased incidence of and mortality from tuberculosis in Glasgow (S. Laidlaw and D. MacFarlane, Brit. Med. J., September 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 39
- 154. Why not T.B. tests for all? (Anonymous, Factory Man. & Main., June 1941) Jan. 1942, p. 39
- 246. War — ally of tuberculosis (Health News, N.Y. State Dept. of Health, February 1942) Mar. 1942, p. 1
- 816. Tuberculosis in industry (J.A.M.A., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 2
- 914. A portable X-ray unit for field studies in tuberculosis (J. D. Aronson and R. M. Saylor, Am. Rev. of Tuberc., September 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 24
- 915. Mass radioscopy in factories (A. S. Hall, Lancet, February 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 24
- 916. A photoelectric timing mechanism for the automatic control of roentgenographic exposure (R. H. Morgan, Am. J. of Roent., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 25
- 917. A device for infecting animals by inhalation (J. L. Blaisdell and A. Hambleton, Am. Rev. of Tuberc., August 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 25
- 954. Factors influencing the increased incidence of phthisis in Glasgow (S. Laidlow and D. MacFarlane, Brit. Med. J., July 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 32
- 955. X-ray examinations for tuberculosis (L. Banszky, Industrial Welfare, February 1942) Sept. 1942, p. 32
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- Pneumoconiosis: 832. Pneumoconiosis (R. R. Sayers, Chairman of A.P.H.A. Committee, Am. Pub. Health Assoc. Year Book, 1941-1942) (Sept. 1942, p. 7)
- Silicosis: 11. Dust from rock crushing; silicosis with superimposed tuberculosis; injury as accidental rather than an occupational disease (Dobbs v. Bureau of Highways et al., Idaho Supreme Ct., December 1941) (Jan. 1942, p. 5)
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