American Cancer Society

American Cancer Society appears in 1 document in our library and 37 Union Carbide documents (1964–1985).

People

People the documents tie to American Cancer Society, most often named first, with the titles the documents give them.

• E. Cuyler Hammond unreviewed
• Herbert Seidman unreviewed

In our library

1 document in our library name American Cancer Society, by collection.

JM Knowledge Chronology (1)

• Selikoff, Pundsack and Hammond, "Fibrous Dust Respirator Protection: Designing for Workman Acceptance and Effectiveness" (1969) (publisher)

In the Union Carbide documents

American Cancer Society is named in 37 Union Carbide documents dated 1964 to 1985 (37 mentioned), from asbestos lawsuits over Union Carbide's Calidria asbestos. All are published in our collection.

• Irving J. Selikoff to Carl W. Sickles Listing Head Table Guests at the Conference on the Biological Effects of Asbestos Dinner (1964) UC-4159 (mentioned)
• Chemical Week, "Asbestos: Awaiting 'Trial'" (1966) UC-193 (mentioned)
• A. E. Pufahl to Sales Distribution on Asbestos Toxicology Publicity, with Attached Articles, Dernehl Report and FDA Correspondence (1966) Union Carbide 100 (mentioned)
• A. E. Pufahl to T. Dougherty and Other Union Carbide Staff on Asbestos Toxicology Publicity, with Attached Articles, Toxicology Report and FDA Letters (1966) UC-123 (mentioned)
• A. E. Pufahl to Sales Staff on Customer Responses to Asbestos Toxicology Publicity (1966) UC-784 (mentioned)
• Chemical Week, "Asbestos: Awaiting 'Trial'" (1966) UC-5269 (mentioned)
• San Francisco Chronicle Clipping 'Asbestos Linked To Lung Cancer' with Union Carbide Distribution Stamp and Handwritten Note (1967) UC-3151 (mentioned)
• Selikoff, Hammond and Churg, 'Asbestos Exposure, Smoking, and Neoplasia' (JAMA, 1968) UC-85 (mentioned)
• Selikoff, Hammond and Churg, 'Asbestos Exposure, Smoking, and Neoplasia,' JAMA (1968) UC-4574 (mentioned)
• Two Items on Asbestos and Cancer: 'Ovary Cancer, Asbestos Link' (San Jose Mercury) and 'Asbestos and Mesothelioma' Letter by Godwin and Jagatic (JAMA) (1968) UC-86 (mentioned)
• Matthew M. Swetonic (Johns-Manville) to J. A. Riddle on Sending Insulation Industry Hygiene Research Program Reports (1969) UC-108 (mentioned)
• I. J. Selikoff, 'Partnership for Prevention – The Insulation Industry Hygiene Research Program,' Industrial Medicine and Surgery (1970) UC-3935 (mentioned)
• Engineering News-Record, "Does sprayed asbestos cause lung cancer?" (April 2, 1970) UC-5458 (mentioned)
• Insulation Hygiene Progress Reports, Vol. 4, No. 4, Convention Issue: Insulators' Health Problem and the IIHRP Panel Exhibit (Winter 1972) UC-1446 (mentioned)
• Newspaper Clippings on Asbestos Exposure, Cigarette Smoking and Lung Cancer from the New York Times and The National Observer (1972) UC-1465 (mentioned)
• Robert Sherrill, 'Asbestos, the Saver of Lives, Has a Deadly Side,' The New York Times Magazine (1973) UC-4527 (mentioned)
• Matthew M. Swetonic (Asbestos Information Association/North America) to Member Companies Transmitting the Robert Sherrill New York Times Magazine Article on Asbestos (1973) UC-4516 (mentioned)
• Insulation Hygiene Progress Reports, Vol. 7 No. 2: "Asbestos Disease Can Spread to Workers' Families" (1975) Union Carbide 1B (mentioned)
• I. J. Selikoff, 'Air Pollution and Asbestos Carcinogenesis: Investigation of Possible Synergism,' IARC Scientific Publication No. 16 (1975) UC-1454 (mentioned)
• Insulation Hygiene Progress Reports, Vol. 7 No. 2: Asbestos Disease Can Spread to Workers' Families (1975) UC-5085 (mentioned)
• New Jersey Public Health Association Newsletter on the 'Asbestos & Cancer - the Facts' Symposium and a $20 Million School Asbestos Claim (1977) UC-1953 (mentioned)
• John L. Myers to R. L. Schult, W. C. Thurber and R. G. Woolery Forwarding a Columbia Journalism Review Article on Selikoff, NIOSH and the ANPA (1977) UC-1615 (mentioned)
• Surgeon General Julius B. Richmond, Physician Advisory on Health Effects of Asbestos (1978) UC-207 (mentioned)
• E. C. Hammond, I. J. Selikoff and H. Seidman, 'Asbestos Exposure, Cigarette Smoking and Death Rates,' Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences (1979) UC-2395 (mentioned)
• Selikoff and Hammond, 'Asbestos and Smoking,' JAMA Editorial (1979) UC-2396 (mentioned)
• Selikoff, Seidman and Hammond, 'Mortality Effects of Cigarette Smoking Among Amosite Asbestos Factory Workers', JNCI (1980) UC-2394 (mentioned)
• Asbestos and Smoking: A Deadly Combination, Occupational Hazards (April 1981) UC-4300 (mentioned)
• H. Seidman, I. J. Selikoff and E. C. Hammond, Mortality of Brain Tumors Among Asbestos Insulation Workers in the United States and Canada (1982) UC-1457 (mentioned)
• Elton R. Homan to Jean-Paul Sicard Forwarding Selikoff's 'Household Risks with Inorganic Fibers' (1982) Union Carbide 629 (mentioned)
• E. R. Homan to J.-P. Sicard Transmitting Selikoff's 'Household Risks with Inorganic Fibers' (1982) UC-839 (mentioned)
• A. M. Langer (Mount Sinai) to J. A. Moore (EPA) Critiquing the NRDC Petition to Prohibit Asbestos in Automobile Brakes (1984) UC-5110 (mentioned)
• Darrell K. Mattheis to ORC Asbestos Task Force Forwarding Dr. Arthur Langer's Letters to EPA on the NRDC Asbestos Brake Petition (1985) UC-2210 (mentioned)
• Pamela S. Zurer, 'Asbestos: The fiber that's panicking America,' Chemical & Engineering News Special Report (1985) UC-1716 (mentioned)
• American Chemical Society 'Men and Molecules' Radio Transcripts #424 and #425, 'The Case Against the Magic Mineral,' Parts I and II, Featuring Dr. Irving J. Selikoff UC-965 (mentioned)
• I. J. Selikoff and E. C. Hammond, 'Asbestos and Smoking,' JAMA Editorial (1979) UC-1456 (mentioned)
• Tables and Charts on Airborne Asbestos Fiber Concentrations in 40 General Occupancy Buildings and Estimated Potential Cancer Cases (undated) UC-1714 (mentioned)
• American Chemical Society 'Men and Molecules' Radio Transcripts #424 and #425, 'The Case Against the Magic Mineral,' Parts I and II, with Dr. Irving J. Selikoff on Asbestos and Cancer UC-2819 (mentioned)

Names in the documents

The spellings documents use for American Cancer Society, OCR misreadings included, so a search for any of them finds this page: American Cancer Society, N. J. Division.

Where this comes from

This page brings together every document in our library that names American Cancer Society, across collections. Titles and affiliations are taken from the documents themselves, and units and subsidiaries are grouped under the company they belong to.