General manager of Raybestos-Manhattan's General Asbestos & Rubber Division at North Charleston, South Carolina, 1935–1937. Wrote to company president Sumner Simpson and others about dust-control work, government dust studies, statements to cut from a Public Health Service report, and pending damage suits.
E. H. Jeffords appears in 52 documents in our library (1934–1943).
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52 documents in our library name E. H. Jeffords, by collection.
Sumner Simpson Papers (47)
- Carl G. Richmond of Arkwright Mutual to E. H. Jeffords with the Fire Test Report on the Asbestos-Cotton Dust (1935) (recipient)
- E. H. Jeffords to Carl G. Richmond of Arkwright Mutual Sending the Dust Tunnel Blueprint (1935)
- E. H. Jeffords to Edward A. Barrier on the Cotton Content of the North Charleston Dust (1935)
- E. H. Jeffords to M. F. Judd Acknowledging the Lanza Report (1935)
- E. H. Jeffords to Sumner Simpson Enclosing Arkwright's Ruling That the Dust Tunnel Needs No Sprinklers (1935)
- E. H. Jeffords to Sumner Simpson on Manheim's Request for Charleston's Dust Control Designs (1935)
- E. H. Jeffords to Sumner Simpson on Progress of the North Charleston Dust Collecting System (1935)
- E. H. Jeffords to Sumner Simpson on the Continuance of the McCurley Suit (1935)
- E. H. Jeffords to Sumner Simpson on the Dust Settling Chamber and Arkwright Correspondence (1935)
- E. H. Jeffords to Sumner Simpson on the Fire Insurers' Review of the Charleston Dust Tunnel (1935)
- Edward A. Barrier of Arkwright Mutual to E. H. Jeffords on the North Charleston Dust Tunnel Plans (1935) (recipient)
- M. F. Judd to E. H. Jeffords Enclosing a Letter to John Dillon (1935) (recipient)
- M. F. Judd to E. H. Jeffords Identifying the Plants in the Metropolitan Life Study (1935) (recipient)
- E. H. Jeffords to M. F. Judd on Metropolitan Life Releasing Otto Binder Before the Charleston Trials (1936)
- E. H. Jeffords to M. F. Judd on Reimbursing the Home Office for the Charleston Re-survey (1936)
- E. H. Jeffords to Sumner Simpson on Brown's Letter to Gardner (1936)
- E. H. Jeffords to Sumner Simpson on Waiting for Julian Mitchell Before Answering the Health Service (1936)
- M. F. Judd to E. H. Jeffords Forwarding Johns-Manville's Letter on the Charleston Re-check Survey Charge (1936) (recipient)
- Sumner Simpson to E. H. Jeffords Ordering Him a Reprint of Dr. Shull's Article (1936) (recipient)
- Sumner Simpson to E. H. Jeffords Sending Brown's Letter to Gardner (1936) (recipient)
- Sumner Simpson to E. H. Jeffords on Helping Southern Asbestos Without Testifying (1936) (recipient)
- Dr. R. R. Sayers of the Public Health Service to E. H. Jeffords on Publishing the North Charleston Dust Study (1937) (recipient)
- E. H. Jeffords to A. E. Rathgeb of Johns-Manville on His Visit to the North Charleston Plant (1937)
- E. H. Jeffords to George R. Weber Sending the State Health Board's Charleston Dust Report (1937)
- E. H. Jeffords to George R. Weber on Luttenberger's Visit and the Lack of Drawings (1937)
- E. H. Jeffords to Robert M. Brown of the South Carolina State Board of Health on the Twisting Department Dust Study (1937)
- E. H. Jeffords to Sumner Simpson Sending the Weber Correspondence on Manheim's Dust Control (1937)
- E. H. Jeffords to Sumner Simpson on Cutting Statements from the Public Health Service Dust Study (1937)
- E. H. Jeffords to Sumner Simpson on the Card Room Dust Report (1937)
- E. H. Jeffords to Sumner Simpson on the Public Health Service Dust Survey at North Charleston (1937)
- E. H. Jeffords to Sumner Simpson on the State Health Board's Second Dust Study at North Charleston (1937)
- George R. Weber to E. H. Jeffords on Sending Luttenberger to Study Charleston's Dust Control (1937) (recipient)
- Robert M. Brown of the South Carolina State Board of Health to E. H. Jeffords on a Dust Study of the Twisting Department (1937) (recipient)
- Sumner Simpson to E. H. Jeffords Asking for the Last Card Room Dust Report (1937) (recipient)
- Sumner Simpson to E. H. Jeffords Sending Dr. Shull's Asbestosis Article (1937) (recipient)
- Sumner Simpson to E. H. Jeffords on Being Below Any Possibility of Asbestosis (1937) (recipient)
- Sumner Simpson's Secretary to E. H. Jeffords Withdrawing the Card Room Report Request (1937) (recipient)
- E. H. Jeffords to Julian Mitchell Forwarding Simpson's and Brown's Letters and the Shabani Extract (1938)
- E. H. Jeffords to Robert M. Brown Thanking Him for the Mule Spinning Dust Study (1938)
- E. H. Jeffords to Sumner Simpson Enclosing the Mule Spinning Dust Study (1938)
- E. H. Jeffords to Sumner Simpson on Gardner's Report and the Shabani Mines Extract (1938)
- Sumner Simpson to E. H. Jeffords Sending Gardner's Second Progress Report (1938) (recipient)
- Sumner Simpson to E. H. Jeffords and O. H. Cilley Sending Brown's Letter with Dr. Lanza's Comments (1940) (recipient)
- E. H. Jeffords to Sumner Simpson on Writing to Dr. Lanza and William Fehnel (1942)
- E. H. Jeffords to Metropolitan Life Asking for a New Survey of the North Charleston Plant (1943)
- E. H. Jeffords to Sumner Simpson on Metropolitan Life's Resurvey of the North Charleston Plant (1943)
- J. F. D. Rohrbach to E. H. Jeffords Asking Geilfuss and Heinsohn to Check an Enclosure (1943) (recipient)
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