American Public Health Association appears in 4 Union Carbide documents (1963–1977).
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In the Union Carbide documents
American Public Health Association is named in 4 Union Carbide documents dated 1963 to 1977 (4 mentioned), from asbestos lawsuits over Union Carbide's Calidria asbestos. All are published in our collection.
- Thomas W. Nale to Kenneth Lentz Transmitting P. W. McDaniel's Industrial Hygiene Report on the King City Mine and Plant (1963) UC-2832 (mentioned)
- Thomas W. Nale to Kenneth Lentz Transmitting P. W. McDaniel's Industrial Hygiene Report on the King City Mine and Plant (1963) UC-4007 (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)
Names in the documents
The spellings documents use for American Public Health Association, OCR misreadings included, so a search for any of them finds this page: American Public Health Association (A.P.H.A.).
Where this comes from
This page brings together every document in our library that names American Public Health Association, across collections. Titles and affiliations are taken from the documents themselves, and units and subsidiaries are grouped under the company they belong to.
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