N. J. Setter

Union Carbide staff member at Tuxedo, New York Research Center in 1962 and Chemicals and Plastics division in 1969; co-wrote a report on pipe and building materials from Coalinga fiber, and later wrote asbestos sales and flooring-market reports. Received 1966 memos on asbestos toxicology publicity.

N. J. Setter appears in 22 Union Carbide documents (1962–1969). The documents describe N. J. Setter as Union Carbide Corporation.

Titles in the documents

How documents describe N. J. Setter, 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.

• Union Carbide Corporation, 1969, in 1 document
• Research Center, 1962, in 1 document

In the Union Carbide documents

N. J. Setter is named in 22 Union Carbide documents dated 1962 to 1969 (6 as author, 14 as recipient, 2 copied), from asbestos lawsuits over Union Carbide's Calidria asbestos. All are published in our collection.

• G. S. Jordan and N. J. Setter, Research Report No. 39: Development of New Building and Pipe Materials from Coalinga Fiber (1962) UC-3637
• L. S. VanDelinder and D. C. Cook, Summary Report on Chemical Resistance of UCNC Asbestos-Phenolic Pipe (1963) UC-4800 (recipient)
• C. W. McGary and P. L. Smith, Summary Report on High Purity Asbestos as a Thixotrope for Polyesters (1965) UC-4760 (recipient)
• A. E. Pufahl to T. Dougherty and Others on Asbestos Toxicology and Customer Response to Mt. Sinai Publicity (1966) Union Carbide 97 (recipient)
• A. E. Pufahl to Sales Staff on Asbestos Toxicology and Customer Communication (1966) UC-2572 (recipient)
• Memorandum to Sales Staff on Asbestos Toxicology and Newspaper Reports of the Mt. Sinai Laboratory (1966) UC-4017 (recipient)
• A. E. Pufahl to Sales and Technical Staff on Asbestos Toxicology and Press Coverage of Mt. Sinai Asbestos Research (1966) UC-4021 (recipient)
• A. E. Pufahl to T. Dougherty and Others on Asbestos Toxicology and the Mt. Sinai Publicity (1966) UC-4765 (recipient)
• A. E. Pufahl to Sales and Technical Staff on Asbestos Toxicology and Customer Communication, with Press Clipping and Dernehl Toxicology Report (1966) UC-4766 (recipient)
• A. E. Pufahl to Sales and Technical Staff Transmitting Asbestos Toxicology Publicity and Dernehl Report (1966) Union Carbide 39 (recipient)
• A. E. Pufahl to Sales Distribution on Asbestos Toxicology Publicity, with Attached Articles, Dernehl Report and FDA Correspondence (1966) Union Carbide 100 (recipient)
• 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 (recipient)
• A. E. Pufahl to Sales Staff on Customer Responses to Asbestos Toxicology Publicity (1966) UC-784 (recipient)
• R. G. Woolery to R. E. Byrne and Others on the Annual ASTM D-30 Sub III Meeting in San Francisco, with Draft Asbestos Definitions (1968) UC-136 (copied)
• B. L. Ingalls Call Report on Milton Bradley Co. Asking Union Carbide's Advice on Asbestos in Fibro-Clay Modeling Clay (1968) UC-265 (copied)
• K. S. Lane to C. Benjamin and Others Transmitting Revised Asbestos Toxicology Report (1969) UC-787 (recipient)
• K. S. Lane to C. Benjamin and Others on the Revised Asbestos Toxicology Report (1969) UC-5143 (recipient)
• N. J. Setter to F. D. Dexter, Asbestos Sales Report for July 1969 (1969) Union Carbide 143
• N. J. Setter to F. D. Dexter, Asbestos Sales Report for July 1969 (1969) UC-154
• N. J. Setter to F. D. Dexter, W. S. Young and L. P. Jehle on The Asbestos Market in the Flooring Industry (1969) UC-202
• N. J. Setter to F. D. Dexter, W. S. Young and L. P. Jehle on The Asbestos Market in the Flooring Industry (1969) UC-812
• N. J. Setter to F. D. Dexter on the Asbestos Sales Report for August 1969 (1969) UC-157

Names in the documents

The spellings documents use for N. J. Setter, OCR misreadings included, so a search for any of them finds this page: N. S. Setter.

Where this comes from

This page brings together every document in our library that names N. J. Setter, across collections. Titles and affiliations are taken from the documents themselves.