Johns-Manville official at the company's New York headquarters, 1948–1952; corresponded with Saranac Laboratory director Arthur J. Vorwald on asbestos and diatomaceous earth studies and wrote memos on industrial hygiene, a death claim, and confidentiality of Saranac test results.
J. P. Woodard appears in 39 documents in our library (1940–1952). The documents describe J. P. Woodard as Director of Industrial Relations, NY.
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Titles in the documents
How documents describe J. P. Woodard, each as the documents state it, with how many say so and the years they span. We record what the documents say and don't choose between them.
- Director of Industrial Relations, NY, 1940, from Johns-Manville's witness index
- Started at Lompoc, 1922, from Johns-Manville's witness index
- Planning Manager, Lompoc, 1928, from Johns-Manville's witness index
- Pittsburg Plant Manager, 1929, from Johns-Manville's witness index
In our library
39 documents in our library name J. P. Woodard, by collection.
JM Knowledge Chronology (31)
- Dr. Lewis Fritts, Dr. Anthony Lanza and J. E. Begert on Louis Bellomo's Asbestosis (1940)
- A. R. Fisher to J. P. Woodard on Keeping Dr. Stevenson as a Consultant for Asbestosis Cases (1945) (recipient)
- Leroy Gardner to J. P. Woodard on Asbestos and Lung Cancer (1946) (recipient)
- J. P. Woodard and Arthur J. Vorwald on the Delayed Saranac Asbestosis Monograph (1948)
- J. P. Woodard to Arthur J. Vorwald on Quebec Publicity and the Saranac Reports (1948)
- J. P. Woodard to E. F. Day on the Bertogliat Death Claim (1948)
- Thomas M. Durkan of Saranac to J. P. Woodard Sending the Asbestos Report Without Its Cancer Section (1948) (recipient)
- A. R. Fisher to Vandiver Brown and J. P. Woodard Enclosing Dr. Smith's Survey of 708 Men in Dusty Areas (1949) (recipient)
- J. P. Woodard to C. M. McGaw on Approval of Dust Control at Asbestos, Quebec (1949)
- J. P. Woodard to George K. Foster on Dr. Smith's Comments on the Saranac Report (1949)
- J. P. Woodard to L. C. Hart on Dr. Smith's Survey of Men in Dusty Areas (1949)
- Arthur J. Vorwald and J. P. Woodard on Shipping Asbestos in Burlap Bags (1950)
- George K. Foster to J. P. Woodard on Preparing a Lung Cancer Research Program for the Quebec Asbestos Mining Association (1950) (recipient)
- J-M Correspondence on a Confidential "Special List" of Workers with Advanced Changes at Lompoc (1950)
- J. P. Woodard to A. S. Elsenbast on the Lompoc List of Advanced Cases (1950)
- J. P. Woodard to H. H. Peterson on Silicosis and Lung Cancer as an Occupational Disease (1950)
- J. P. Woodard to Kenneth W. Smith on Dr. Lanza's View of Merewether's Paper (1950)
- J. P. Woodard to Vandiver Brown on Publication of Saranac Test Results (1950)
- J. P. Woodard, Minutes of the Saranac Lake Meeting on the Quebec Asbestos and Lung Cancer Study (1950)
- Kenneth W. Smith to J. P. Woodard Naming Asbestos and Silica as Possible Causes of Lung Cancer (1950) (recipient)
- M. F. Naylor to J. P. Woodard on X-Ray Follow-Up of 84 Manville Industrial Hygiene Cases (1950) (recipient)
- Vandiver Brown to J. P. Woodard on Approval Before Publication of Saranac Results (1950) (recipient)
- Vandiver Brown to J. P. Woodard on Dr. Vorwald's Aluminum Hydroxide Proposal and Publication Rights (1950) (recipient)
- A. S. Elsenbast to J. P. Woodard on a Lompoc Compensation Case and Aluminum Therapy (1951) (recipient)
- Arthur J. Vorwald to J. P. Woodard on Asbestosis at the Waukegan Plant (1951) (recipient)
- J. P. Woodard to A. S. Elsenbast on Planning Aluminum Therapy at Lompoc (1951)
- J. P. Woodard to A. S. Elsenbast on the Saranac Program and Aluminum Therapy at Lompoc (1951)
- J. P. Woodard to Dr. A. J. Lanza on Aluminum Therapy for Lompoc Workers (1951)
- J. P. Woodard to Arthur J. Vorwald on Labeling Diatomaceous Earth and the Delayed Saranac Studies (1952)
- J. P. Woodard's Minutes of a Meeting with California Health Officials and the U.S. Public Health Service on Studying Diatomaceous Earth (1952)
- Seward E. Miller of the Public Health Service to J. P. Woodard on the Diatomaceous Earth Study (1952) (recipient)
Motley 1000 (8)
- Johns-Manville and Saranac Laboratory Correspondence on the Death of Dominic Bertogliat (1948)
- J. P. Woodard to A. R. Fisher on a Program to Determine Whether Asbestos Causes Lung Cancer (1950)
- J. P. Woodard to Arthur J. Vorwald on Burlap Bags for Asbestos Fiber (1950)
- J. P. Woodard to Dr. A. J. Lanza Sending Dr. Kenneth Smith's Letter on Pulmonary Malignancy (1950)
- J. P. Woodard to Dr. A. J. Lanza Sending Saranac's Proposal on Asbestosis and Pulmonary Cancer (1950)
- J. P. Woodard to Ivan Sabourin on Saranac's Proposal to the Quebec Mining Association (1950)
- J. P. Woodard to Dr. A. J. Lanza Enclosing Saranac's First Interim Report on Asbestosis and Pulmonary Cancer (1952)
- J. P. Woodard to Ivan Sabourin Asking for Saranac's First Interim Report on Asbestosis and Pulmonary Cancer (1952)
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