Reading Castleman, Chapter 10: Historical Research on Toxic Substances

The sources Barry Castleman cites in Chapter 10, Historical Research on Toxic Substances of Asbestos: Medical and Legal Aspects (5th edition, 2005), in the order the book reads, with the page and note number. 99 of the 408 are in our library and linked. "Inside" means the source is part of a larger item we hold; "See also" is our closest item, not the source itself. All chapters.

INTRODUCTION

• p. 657. The Development of Knowledge about Asbestos Disease, 93 pp., unpublished, 1977

Abstracts

• p. 662. Abstr. Literature Indust. Hyg. Tox. Suppl. to J. Industr. Hyg. Tox. 20:184, 1938 (Teleky's abstracts of the articles on asbestosis and cancer by Nordmann and Hornig)
• p. 662. Cumulative Index/Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology. Williams and Wilkins Co., Baltimore, MD, p. 60, 1947
• p. 663. Frost, Georg, and Møller (Danish Medical Bulletin); abstracted by E.L. Collis, Bulletin of Hygiene 32:260 (March, 1957) See also: Industrial Hygiene Digest, June 1957, with an Abstract on Asbestosis among Danish Insulation Workers (1957)
• p. 663. Molfino and Zannini (Folia Medica); abstracted by E. Vigliani, Bulletin of Hygiene 32:1168 (December, 1957)
• p. 663. Ahlborg and Hansson (Svenska Läkartidningen); abstracted by C. Lillingston, Bulletin of Hygiene 32:1115-1116 (November, 1956)
• p. 663. Böhme (asbestosis) and Welz (asbestosis/cancer), 1942, Archiv für Gewerbepathologie und Gewerbehygiene; abstracted by Gloyne in Bulletin of Hygiene Vol. 18, p. 651 (1943)
• p. 663. Wedler, report on cancers of lung and pleura with asbestosis, Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift, August 1943; summarized by Gloyne in Bulletin of Hygiene Vol. 19, p. 362 See also: Lois Gaul's Manville Memo on the Bulletin of Hygiene (1985)
• p. 663. Bulletin of Hygiene abstracts of Welz, Böhme, and Wedler papers, reprinted in Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology, Vol. 26, pp. 8, 183, 1944
• p. 663. Linzbach and Wedler, "Occupational Cancer among Asbestos Workers," 1941; abstracted by Teleky in Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology, Vol. 24, p. 40, 1942
• p. 663. Pneumoconiosis Abstracts, Vol. I (1926-1938), London: Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, Ltd., 1953; Vol. II (1939-1950), 1954; Vol. III (1951-1955), 1959
• p. 664. J. Frost and co-workers, "Asbestosis with Pleural Calcification among Insulation Workers," Dan. Med. Bull. 3:202-204, Nov. 1956 See also: Industrial Hygiene Digest, June 1957, with an Abstract on Asbestosis among Danish Insulation Workers (1957)
• p. 664. A. Meiklejohn, Abstr. World Med. 21:359, May, 1957
• p. 664. G.G. Davis, E.M. Salmonsen, and J.L. Earlywine, The Pneumoconioses (Silicosis), three volumes, Chicago Medical Press, 1934-1937
• p. 665. Anderson and Campagna, case report on asbestosis and cancer in an insulation worker, abstracted in Asbestos Bulletin/Abstracts of Recent Articles and Patents, Vol. 1, p. 96, 1960 See also: Asbestosis and carcinoma of the lung; case report and review of the literature.
• p. 665. Keal and others (England and Germany), titles referenced in Asbestos Bulletin/Abstracts of Recent Articles and Patents, Vol. 2, p. 96, 1961 Inside: Asbestos Magazine, 1961
• p. 665. Stewart and Haddow, 1929 (Chemical Abstracts 23:2482) See also: M. J. Stewart and A. C. Haddow, Asbestosis Bodies in Lung Puncture Material and Sputum, Journal of Pathology and Bacteriology (1929)
• p. 665. Gloyne, 1930 (Chemical Abstracts 24:2791) See also: S. Roodhouse Gloyne, The Presence of the Asbestos Fibre in the Lesions of Asbestos Workers (1929)
• p. 665. Gloyne, 1931 (Chemical Abstracts 26:2499)
• p. 665. Page and Bloomfield, U.S. Public Health Service report (Chemical Abstracts 32:1009) In our library: A Study Of Dust Control Methods In An Asbestos Fabricating Plant
• p. 665. Dreessen et al., U.S. Public Health Service report (Chemical Abstracts 33:6471) See also: Dreessen and Others, A Study of Asbestosis in the Asbestos Textile Industry (1938)
• p. 666, note 1. Ramazzini, Bernardino. Diseases of Workers (De Morbis Artificum). Translated from Latin original (1713). New York: Hafner Publ. Co., 1964.
• p. 666, note 2. Thackrah, C.T. The Effects of the Principal Arts, Trades and Professions, and of Civic States and Habits of Living, on Health and Longevity, with Suggestions for Removal of Many of the Agents which Produce Disease and Shorten the Duration of Life. London: Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, 1831.
• p. 666, note 3. McCready, B.W. On the Influence of Trades, Professions, and Occupations in the United States, in the Production of Disease (1837). Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press, 1943.
• p. 666, note 4. Richardson, B.W. Health and Occupation. London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1879.
• p. 666, note 5. Reese, J. Textbook of Medical Jurisprudence and Toxicology. Philadelphia (1891).
• p. 666. Cer. Abstr. 10:531, 1931 (Ceramic Abstracts summary of Merewether and Price) See also: E. R. A. Merewether and C. W. Price, Report on Effects of Asbestos Dust on the Lungs (1930)
• p. 666. Ceramic Abstracts 16:137, 1937 (Drinker and Clark)
• p. 666. Ceramic Abstracts 16:138, 1937 (McConnell and Middleton)
• p. 666. Ceramic Abstracts 19:205, 1940 (Gardner)
• p. 666. Ceramic Abstracts 23:132, 1944 (Gardner)
• p. 666. Ceramic Abstracts 20:135, 1941 (Williams)
• p. 666. Ceramic Abstracts 18:168, 1939 (Sayers and Dreessen)
• p. 666. Ceramic Abstracts 19:149, 1940 (Stone)
• p. 666. Ceramic Abstracts 19:226, 1940 (Vigliani)
• p. 666. Ceramic Abstracts 26:190, 1947 (Noro)
• p. 666. Ceramic Abstracts 19:81, 1940 (Lanza, Silicosis and Asbestosis, 1938)
• p. 666. Transactions of the Ceramic Society Abstracts 36:51A, 1937
• p. 666. Transactions of the Ceramic Society Abstracts 39:89A, 1940
• p. 667, note 6. Arlidge, J.T. The Hygiene, Diseases, and Mortality of Occupations. London: Percival, 1892.
• p. 667, note 7. Oliver, Thomas. Dangerous Trades. London: E.P. Dutton, 1902. Inside: Adelaide M. Anderson, "Historical Sketch of the Development of Legislation for Injurious and Dangerous Industries in England," in Dangerous Trades (1902)
• p. 667, note 8. Kober, G.M. Industrial and Personal Hygiene. Washington: President's Homes Commission, 1908.
• p. 667, note 9. Oliver, T. Diseases of Occupation. London: Methuen & Co., 1908 and 1916. See also: Lois Gaul's Manville Memo on Thomas Oliver's Diseases of Occupation (1985)
• p. 667, note 10. Greer, W.J. Industrial Diseases and Accidents. London: J.W. Arrowsmith, 1909.
• p. 667, note 11. Price. G.M. The Modern Factory. New York: J. Wiley & Sons, 1914.
• p. 667, note 12. Oliver, T. Lead Poisoning. New York: Paul B. Hoeber, 1914.
• p. 667, note 13. Thompson, W.G. The Occupational Diseases. New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1914.
• p. 667, note 14. Hayhurst, E.R. A Survey of Industrial Health Hazards and Occupational Diseases in Ohio. Columbus, Ohio: F.J. Heer Printing Co., 1915. See also: Lois Gaul's Manville Memo on E. R. Hayhurst's Survey of Industrial Health-Hazards in Ohio (1985)
• p. 667, note 15. White, R.P. Occupational Affections of the Skin. New York: Paul Hoeber, 1915, 1920, 1923, and 1934.
• p. 667, note 16. Oliver, T. Occupations/from the Social, Hygienic, and Medical Points of View. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1916.
• p. 667, note 17. Mock, H.B. Industrial Medicine and Surgery. Philadelphia; W.B. Saunders Co., 1920. See also: Lois Gaul's Manville Memo on H. E. Mock's Industrial Medicine and Surgery (1986)
• p. 667, note 18. Collis, E.L. and M. Greenwood. The Health of the Industrial Worker. London: J. & A. Churchill, 1921. See also: Lois Gaul's Manville Memo on Collis and Greenwood's The Health of the Industrial Worker (1984)
• p. 667, note 19. Clark. W.I. Health Service in Industry. New York: Macmillan Co., 1922. See also: Lois Gaul's Manville Memo on W. Irving Clark's Health Service in Industry (1985)
• p. 667, note 20. Hope, E.W., W. Hanna and C.O. Stallybrass. Industrial Hygiene and Medicine. New York: W. Wood & Co., 1923. See also: Lois Gaul's Manville Memos on Hope, Hanna and Stallybrass's Industrial Hygiene and Medicine (1985)
• p. 667, note 21. Kober, G.M. and E.R. Hayhurst. Industrial Health. Philadelphia: P. Blackiston's Son & Co., 1924.
• p. 667, note 22. Hamilton, Alice. Industrial Poisons in the United States. New York: MacMillan Co., 1925, 1929. See also: Lois Gaul's Manville Memo on Alice Hamilton's Industrial Poisons in the United States (1984)
• p. 667, note 23. Hackett, J.D. Health Maintenance in Industry. Chicago: A.W. Shaw Co. Chicago, 1925. See also: Lois Gaul's Manville Memo on J. D. Hackett's Health Maintenance in Industry (1985)
• p. 667, note 24. Pancoast, H.K. and E.P. Pendergrass. Pneumoconiosis [Silicosis] A Roentgenological Study. New York: Paul B. Hoeber, 1926.
• p. 667, note 25. Henderson, Y. and H.W. Haggard. Noxious Gases, New York: Chemical Catalog Co., later Reinhold Publ. Corp., 1927, 1943.
• p. 667, note 26. Price, G.M. Labor Protection in Soviet Russia. New York: International Publishers Co., 1928.
• p. 667, note 27. Haslam, J.F.C. Recent Advances in Preventive Medicine. London: J. & A. Churchill, 1930.
• p. 667, note 28. Goldberg, R.W. Occupational Diseases. New York: Columbia University Press, 1931.
• p. 668, note 29. McCord, C.P., and Allen, F.P. Industrial Hygiene for Engineers and Managers. New York: Harper & Bros., 1931.
• p. 668, note 30. Bristol, L.D. Industrial Health Services. Philadelphia: Lea & Febiger, 1933.
• p. 668, note 31. Legge, Thomas. Industrial Maladies. London: Oxford University Press, 1934.
• p. 668, note 32. Hamilton, A. Industrial Toxicology. New York: Harper & Bros., 1934.
• p. 668, note 33. Clark, W.I. and P. Drinker. Industrial Medicine. New York: National Medical Book Co., 1935.
• p. 668, note 34. Browning, Ethel. Toxicity of Industrial Organic Solvents. London: H.M. Stationery Office, 1937.
• p. 668, note 35. Drinker. P., and T. Hatch. Industrial Dust. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1936 and 1954.
• p. 668, note 36. Ling, T.M. and J.A. Nixon. Recent Advances in Industrial Hygiene and Medicine. Philadelphia: P. Blackiston's Son, 1937.
• p. 668, note 37. McNally, W.D. Toxicology. Chicago: Industrial Medicine Publishing Co., 1937.
• p. 668, note 38. Gonzales, T.A., et. al. Legal Medicine and Toxicology. New York: D. Appleton-Century, 1937.
• p. 668, note 39. Chenoweth, L.B. and W. Machle. Industrial Hygiene: A Handbook of Hygiene and Toxicology for Engineers and Plant Managers. New York: F.S. Crofts & Co., 1938. See also: Lois Gaul's Manville Memo on Chenoweth and Machle's Industrial Hygiene Handbook (1984)
• p. 668, note 40. Lanza, A.J. (ed.) Silicosis and Asbestosis. London: Oxford University Press, 1938.
• p. 668, note 41. Lanza, A.J. and J.A. Goldberg (eds.) Industrial Hygiene. New York: Oxford University Press, 1939.
• p. 668, note 42. Vernon, H.M. Health in Relation to Occupation. London: Oxford University Press, 1939.
• p. 668, note 43. Alden, J.L. Design of Industrial Exhaust Systems. New York: Industrial Press (1939). See also: Lois Gaul's Manville Memo on John L. Alden's Design of Industrial Exhaust Systems (1984)
• p. 668, note 44. Sappington, C.O. Medicolegal Phases of Occupational Diseases. Chicago: Industrial Health Book Co., 1939.
• p. 668, note 45. Schwartz, L. and L. Tulipan. Occupational Diseases of the Skin. Philadelphia: Lea & Febiger, 1939 and 1947.
• p. 668, note 46. Collier, H.E. Outlines of Industrial Medical Practice. London: Edward Arnold & Co., 1940.
• p. 668, note 47. Eilmann, H.J. Medicolegal and Industrial Toxicology. Philadelphia: The Blakiston Company, 1940.
• p. 668, note 48. Fickler, J.B. Manual of Industrial Health Hazards. West Hartford, Connecticut: Service to Industry, 1940. See also: Lois Gaul's Manville Memo on J. B. Ficklen's Manual of Industrial Health Hazards (1987)
• p. 668, note 49. Johnstone, R.T. Occupational Diseases. Philadelphia: W.B. Saunders Co., 1941.
• p. 668, note 50. Reed, J.V. and A.K. Harcourt. The Essentials of Occupational Diseases. Springfield, Ill.: C.C. Thomas, 1941.
• p. 669, note 51. Resnick, L. Eye Hazards in Industry. New York: Columbia University Press, 1941.
• p. 669, note 52. Amor, A.J. An X-ray Atlas of Silicosis. Baltimore: Williams & Wilkins, 1941.
• p. 669, note 53. Jacobs, M.B. The Analytical Chemistry of Industrial Poisons, Hazards, and Solvents. New York: Interscience Publ., 1941.
• p. 669, note 54. Hueper, W.C. Occupational Tumors and Allied Diseases. Springfield, Ill.: C.C. Thomas, 1942.
• p. 669, note 55. Gafafer, W.M. (ed.) Manual of Industrial Hygiene and Medical Service in War Industries. Phialdelphia and London: W.B. Saunders Company, 1943.
• p. 669, note 56. Rosen, G. The History of Miners' Diseases. New York: Schuman's, 1943.
• p. 669, note 57. Hamilton, A. Exploring the Dangerous Trades. Boston: Little, Brown & Co., 1943.
• p. 669, note 58. Weiss, J.E. (ed.) 1021 Answers to Industrial Health and Safety Problems. Cleveland: Occupational Hazards, Inc., 1943. See also: Lois Gaul's Manville Memo on 1021 Answers to Industrial Health and Safety Problems (1984)
• p. 669, note 59. Sappington, E.O. Essentials of Industrial Health. Philadelphia: J.P. Lippincott Co., 1943.
• p. 669, note 60. Wampler, F.J. The Principles and Practice of Industrial Medicine. Baltimore: Williams and Wilkins, 1943.
• p. 669, note 61. Lehmann, K.B. and F. Flury. Toxicology and Hygiene of Industrial Solvents. Baltimore: Williams & Wilkins, 1943.
• p. 669, note 62. Rolliston, H. and A. Moncrieff. Industrial Medicine. London: Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1944.
• p. 669, note 63. Hunter, D. Industrial Toxicology. Oxford at the Clarendon Press, 1944.
• p. 669, note 64. Hamilton, A. and R.T. Johnstone. Industrial Toxicology. New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 1945.
• p. 669, note 65. Stern. B.J. Medicine in Industry. New York: The Commonwealth Fund, 1946.
• p. 669, note 66. Brandt, A.D. Industrial Health Engineering. New York: J. Wiley & Sons, 1947.
• p. 669, note 67. Brodman, K. Men At Work: The Supervisor and His People. Chicago: Cloud, Inc., 1947.
• p. 669, note 68. Hazlett, T.L. (ed.) Introduction to Industrial Medicine. Chicago: Industrial Medicine Publ. Co., 1947.
• p. 669, note 69. Teleky, L. History of Factory and Mine Hygiene. New York: Columbia University Press, 1948.
• p. 669, note 70. Dallavalle, J.M. The Industrial Environment and its Control. New York: Pitman Publ. Corp., 1948. In our library: The Industrial Environment And Its Control
• p. 669, note 71. Patty, F.A. Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology. New York: Interscience Publ., 1948 and 1962. See also: Lois Gaul's Manville Memo on Patty's Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology (1984)
• p. 669, note 72. Lloyd-Davies, T.A. The Practice of Industrial Medicine. London: J. & A. Churchill, 1948 and 1957.
• p. 670, note 73. Johnstone, R.T. Occupational Medicine and Industrial Hygiene. St. Louis: C.V. Mosby Co., 1948.
• p. 670, note 74. Hamilton, A. and H. Hardy. Industrial Toxicology. 2nd ed. New York: Paul Hoeber Inc., 1949.
• p. 670, note 75. Fairhall, L.T. Industrial Toxicology. Baltimore: Williams & Wilkins, 1949 and 1957.
• p. 670, note 76. Industrial Health Division, Canada Department of National Health and Welfare, and the Division of Industrial Hygiene, Department of Health for Ontario. A Guide to the Diagnosis of Occupational Diseases. Ottawa: Minister of National Health and Welfare, 1949.
• p. 670, note 77. Schoenleber, A.W. Doctors in Oil. New York: Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey), 1950.
• p. 670, note 78. McGee, L.C. Manual of Industrial Medicine. Philadelphia: Univ. of Pennsylvania Press, 1950, 1954, 1956.
• p. 670, note 79. Passmore, R., and C.N. Swanston. Industrial Health. Edinburgh: E. & S. Livingstone, 1950.
• p. 670, note 80. Sax, N.I. Handbook of Dangerous Materials. New York: Reinhold Publ., 1951, 1957 ...
• p. 670, note 81. von Oettingen, W.F. Poisoning: A Guide to Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment. Philadelphia: W.B. Saunders Company, 1952, 1958.
• p. 670, note 82. Goldman, F.H. and M.B. Jacobs. Chemical Methods in Industrial Hygiene. New York: Interscience Publishers; Inc., 1953.
• p. 670, note 83. Davies, C.N. Dust is Dangerous. London: Faber and Faber, 1954.
• p. 670, note 84. Fleming, A.J., C.A. D'Alonzo, and J.A. Zapp. Modern Occupational Medicine. Philadelphia: Lea and Febiger, 1954, 1960.
• p. 670, note 85. Hunter, D. The Diseases of Occupations. London: English Universities Press. 1955, 1957, 1962, 1969 ...
• p. 670, note 86. Hinshaw, H.C. and L.H. Garland. Diseases of the Chest. Philadelphia: W.B. Saunders & Co., 1956, 1963 ... In our library: Diffuse Mesotheliomas
• p. 670, note 87. Merewether, E.R.A. (ed.) Industrial Hygiene and Medicine. London: Butterworth & Co., 1956. See also: Lois Gaul's Manville Memos on Hope, Hanna and Stallybrass's Industrial Hygiene and Medicine (1985)
• p. 670, note 88. Wershub, L.P. Urology in Industry. Springfield, Ill.: Charles C. Thomas, 1956.
• p. 670, note 89. Jennings, B.H. Hazardous Vapors and Dusts in Industry. Chicago: Ventilating and Air Conditioning Contractors Association of Chicago, 1957.
• p. 670, note 90. Locket, S. Clinical Toxicology: The Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment of Poisoning. St. Louis: The C.V. Mosby Company, 1957.
• p. 670, note 91. Holt, P.F. Pneumoconiosis: Industrial Diseases of the Lung Caused by Dust. London: E. Arnold & Co., 1957.
• p. 670, note 92. Pendergrass, E.P. The Pneumoconiosis Problem. Springfield, Ill.: Charles C. Thomas, 1958.
• p. 670, note 93. Harvey, B. and R. Murray. Industrial Health Technology. London: Butterworth & Co., 1958.
• p. 671, note 94. DuBois, K.P. and E.M.K. Geiling. Textbook of Toxicology. New York: Oxford University Press, 1959.
• p. 671, note 95. Eckardt, R.E. Industrial Carcinogens. New York: Grune & Straton, 1959.
• p. 671, note 96. King, E.J. and C.M. Fletcher (ed.) Industrial Pulmonary Diseases. Boston: Little, Brown & Co., 1960.
• p. 671, note 97. Schilling, R.S.F. (ed.) Modern Trends in Occupational Health. London: Butterworth & Co. (Publishers) Ltd., 1960.
• p. 671, note 98. Johnstone, R.T. and S.E. Miller. Occupational Diseases and Industrial Medicine. Philadelphia: W.B. Saunders, 1960.
• p. 671, note 99. Gerarde, H.W. Toxicology and Biochemistry of Aromatic Hydrocarbons. New York: Elsevier, 1960.
• p. 671, note 100. Maisel, A.Q. (Ed.) The Health of People Who Work. New York: National Health Council 1960.
• p. 671, note 101. Browning, E. Toxicity of Industrial Metals. London: Butterworths, 1961.

Carcinogens—See Hueper, IARC

• p. 671. Hueper, W.C. Occupational Tumors and Allied Diseases (Charles C. Thomas, Publishers), early 1942
• p. 671. Hueper's Public Health Monograph No. 36 on environmental cancer of the lung, sent to Turner & Newall in 1957
• p. 671. Turner & Newall reply on Hueper's monograph, 1957: "It seems to us that (Hueper) is very fair in stating the views of those authorities who still doubt the relationship between asbestosis and lung cancer..."
• p. 672. Letter from John Waddell to R.R. Porter, Keasbey & Mattison Co., Oct. 28, 1957

REVIEWS ON ENVIRONMENTAL CANCER BY DR. WILHELM HUEPER

• p. 672. "Cancer in Its Relation to Occupation and Environment." Bull. Am. Soc. Control Cancer 25:63-69, 1943. In our library: Cancer In Its Relation To Occupation And Environment
• p. 672. "Environmental Causes of Occupational Cancers." Mod. Med. 11:159, 1943.
• p. 672. "Environmental Cancer." J. Am. Med. Ass. 126:826, 1944.
• p. 672. "Industrial Management and Occupational Cancer." J. Am. Med. Ass. 131:738-741, 1946.
• p. 672. "Significance of Industrial Cancer in the Problem of Cancer." Occup. Med. 2:190-200, 1946.
• p. 672. "The Significance of Industrial Cancer in the Cancer Problem." Cancer Res. 7:47-48, 1947.
• p. 672. "Environmental and Occupational Cancer." A Monograph. Suppl. 209, Public Health Rep. 1948.
• p. 672. "Cancer of the Urinary Bladder." J. Am. Med. Ass. 137:1320, 1948.
• p. 672. "Estrogens and Cancer." J. Am. Med. Ass. 141:334, 1949.
• p. 672. "Cancers Due to Industrial Tar and Arsenic." J. Am. Med. Ass. 140:408, 1949.
• p. 672. "Asbestosis and Cancer of the Lung." J. Am. Med. Ass. 140:1219-1220, 1949. In our library: Journal of the American Medical Association, Asbestosis and Cancer of the Lung (1949)
• p. 672. "Problems in the Control of Occupational Cancer." Indust. Med. 18:163-166, 1949.
• p. 672. "Present and Potential Occupational Cancer Hazards and Carcinogenic Operations in Modern Industry." South. Med. J. 43:118-124, 1950.
• p. 672. "Carcinogens and Carcinogenesis." Am. J. Med. 8:355-371, 1950.
• p. 672. "The Role of Environmental Agents in the Causation of Human Cancer." Acta Unio Internat. contra Cancrum 6:1295-1324, 1950.
• p. 672. "The Significance of Occupational Cancer for Industry and Public Health." Acta Unio Internat. contra Cancrum 6:1351-1358, 1950.
• p. 672. "Environmental Lung Cancer." Industr. Med. & Surg. 20:49-62, 1951 See also: E. L. Collis, Abstract of W. C. Hueper's "Environmental Lung Cancer" in the Bulletin of Hygiene (1951)
• p. 672. "Environmental Cancers: A Review." Cancer Res. 12:691-697, 1952.
• p. 672. "Industrial Aspects of Cancer of the Skin." CA-A Bull. Cancer Progress 2:195-198, 1952.
• p. 672. "Air Pollution and Cancer of the Lung." Rhode Island Med. J. 36:24-30, 34-36, 52, 1953. See also: Lois Gaul's Johns-Manville Memo on the Rhode Island Medical Journal (1983)
• p. 672. "Occupational Cancers: A Challenge." Health News 31:4-16, 1954.
• p. 672. "Recent Developments in Environmental Cancer: A Review." Arch. Path. 58:360-399, 475-523, 645-682, 1954.
• p. 672. "Silicosis, Asbestosis and Cancer of the Lung." 1388-1390, 1955. In our library: Silicosis, asbestosis, and cancer of the lung.
• p. 673. "Lung Cancer and the Tobacco Smoking Habit." Industr. Med. & Surg. 23:13-19, 1954.
• p. 673. "Occupational Cancer Hazards. Safety Standards." Workmen's Compensation Problems 1954. Washington: U.S. Bureau of Labor Standards Bull. 180, 1955, pp. 126-144.
• p. 673. "Environmental Lung Cancer." Proc. 1st Canad. Cancer Conf. 1954. New York: Academic Press, Inc., 1955, pp. 186-236.
• p. 673. "Medicolegal Aspects of Cancer." Am. J. Clin. Pathol. 25:116-125, 1955. In our library: Medicolegal Aspects Of Cancer
• p. 673. "Lung Cancers and Their Causes." CA-Bull. Cancer Prog. 5:95-100, 1955.
• p. 673. "Environmental Causes of Lung Cancer." Publ. Health Rep. 71:94-98, 1956. In our library: Environmental Causes of Lung Cancer.
• p. 673. "Environment and Cancer." J. Am. Med. Ass. 157:679, 1955.
• p. 673. A Quest Into the Environmental Causes of Cancer of the Lung. Publ. Health Monograph No. 36. PHS Publ. No. 452, 1955. In our library: A Quest Into The Environmental Causes Of Cancer Of The Lung
• p. 673. "Environmental Causes of Cancer of the Lung Other than Tobacco Smoke." Dis. Chest 30:141-159, 1956.
• p. 673. "Causal and Preventive Aspects of Environmental Cancer." Minnesota Med. 39:5-11, 1956.
• p. 673. "New Environmental Diseases Resulting from Modern Industrialism." Med. Sci. 1:8-9, 1957.
• p. 673. "Potential Role of Non-Nutritive Food Additives and Contaminants as Environmental Carcinogens." Acta Unio Internat. contra Cancrum 13:220-252, 1957.
• p. 673. Environmental Cancer of the Lung." Acta Unio Internat. contra Cancrum 13:97-140, 1957.
• p. 673. "Environmental Cancer Hazards: Problem of Community Health." South. Med. J. 50:923-933, 1957.
• p. 673. "Newer Developments in Occupational and Environmental Cancer." Arch. Int. Med. 100:487-503, 1957.
• p. 673. "The Role of Occupational and Environmental Air Pollutants in the Production of Respiratory Cancers." Arch. Pathol. 63:427-450, 1957.
• p. 673. "Prevention of Occupational Cancer Hazards." CA-Bull. Cancer Progress 9:88-97, 1959. In our library: Prevention of Occupational Cancer Hazards.
• p. 673. "Luftverunreinigung und Krebs." Krebsforsch. u. Krebsbek. 3:162-189, 1959.
• p. 673. "Potential Cancer Hazards from Cosmetics to Producers and Consumers." Drug Research Rep. 3 (Suppl. 16): 430S-446S, 1960.
• p. 673. "Occupational Cancers With Special Reference to Occupational Cancer Hazards to Laboratory Personnel." Am. J. Med. Technol. 27:157-164, 1961.
• p. 673. "Environmental Carcinogenesis and Cancers." Cancer Res. 21:842-857, 1961.
• p. 673. "Lung Cancer. Air Pollutants as a Cause." Am. J. Nurs. 61:64, 66-68, 1961.
• p. 673. "Carcinogens in the Human Environment." Arch. Pathol. 71:237-267; 335-380, 1961. In our library: Carcinogens In The Human Environment
• p. 673. "Environmental and Occupational Cancer Hazards and Cancers." Clin. Pharm. Ther. 3:776-813, 1962.
• p. 674. "Environmental Carcinogenesis in Man and Animals." Ann. New York Acad. Sci. 109:963-1038, 1963.
• p. 674. Chemically Induced Skin Cancers in Man. Nat. Cancer Inst. Monograph No. 10, pp. 377-391, 1963.
• p. 674. "Environmental Cancer." Connecticut Med. 27:465-472, 1963.
• p. 674. "The Environment in Relation to Cancer." Arch. Environ. Health. 7:737-738, 1963.
• p. 674. "Cancer in Industry." Proc. 1964 Conv. Internat. Ass. Industr. Accident Boards & Commissions. 20-75, 1964.
• p. 674. "Cancer Hazards in Foods and Consumer Products." Nat. Health Fed. Bull. 12:25-32, 1966.
• p. 674. "Public Health Hazards from Environmental Chemical Carcinogens, Mutagens and Teratogens." Health Physics 21:689-707, 1971.
• p. 674. "Environmental Cancer Hazards." J. Occup. Med. 14:149-153, 1972.
• p. 674. "Environmental Cancer Risks in an Industrialized Economy." Industrial Pollution (N.I. Sax, ed.) New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1974, pp. 118-149.
• p. 675. "Benzene and 'Risk Assessment'—One Little Sentence was Deleted," The Sun, Baltimore, Aug. 6, 1982
• p. 675. M. Sun, "Risk Estimate Vanishes from Benzene Report," Science 217:914-915, 1982
• p. 675. "Transparency at IARC," Editorial, Lancet 361:189, 2003

Medical Conference Proceedings

• p. 679. Proceedings of the Pneumoconiosis Conference, Held at University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, A.J. Orenstein, ed. Boston: Little, Brown & Co., 1960, p. 389.

International Labor Office Publications

• p. 679. Pneumoconiosis/Essai Bibliographies Etudes et Documents Serie F, Hygiene Industrielle, No. 15, pp. 34-37 (I.L.O., 1932)
• p. 680. Metal Trades Committee, Seventh Session, "Working Conditions and Safety in Shipbuilding and Ship Repairing," 1962
• p. 680. ILO/UC International Classification of Radiographs of Pneumoconioses (1971), Occupational Safety and Health Series No. 22
• p. 680. Safety and Health in Shipbuilding and Ship Repairing (1972), Occupational Safety and Health Series No. 27
• p. 680. Asbestos: Health Risks and Their Prevention (1974), Occupational Safety and Health Series No. 30
• p. 680. I.L.O. "Safety in the Use of Asbestos," code of practice, 1984
• p. 680. I.L.O. Convention 162 and Recommendation 172, 1986

INDUSTRY TRADE ASSOCIATIONS AND RESEARCH ORGANIZATIONS

• p. 681. Testimony of Johns-Manville executive J.B. Jobe at 1972 OSHA hearing on workplace asbestos standard
• p. 681. Brown letter to C.J. Stover, publisher of Asbestos, Dec. 4, 1936. Sumner Simpson Papers
• p. 682. A Better Place to Work, I.H.F. Transactions Bull. No. 9 of Annual Meeting Nov. 20, 1947, p. 5
• p. 682. Foundation Facts, Nov. 1947
• p. 682. Health in Industry, Transactions Bull. No. 8 of Eleventh Annual Meeting of Industrial Hygiene Foundation, Inc. Nov. 7, 1946, p. 36
• p. 684. Minutes of Sept. 26, 1945 (Asbestos Textile Institute) In our library: Asbestos Textile Institute General Meeting Minutes, September 26, 1945 (1945)
• p. 684. 85% Magnesia Insulation Manual, 1949 (90 pp.), Magnesia Insulation Manufacturers Association
• p. 684. 85% Magnesia Insulation Manual, revised edition, 1955 (74 pp.), Magnesia Insulation Manufacturers Association See also: 85% Magnesia Insulation Manual, Second Edition (c. 1956)
• p. 684. Minutes of the April 14, 1964 meeting (National Insulation Manufacturers Association) In our library: National Insulation Manufacturers Association Board Minutes on J-M's Caution Statement (1964)
• p. 684. April 11, 1966 minutes (National Insulation Manufacturers Association Executive Committee)
• p. 684. Recommended Health and Safety Practices brochures (thermal insulations containing asbestos and mineral fibers)
• p. 685. Nov. 14, 1968 Minutes of Meeting of the Health and Safety Council, Asbestos Cement Producers Association

Saranac Laboratory

• p. 685. Letters from Dr. Gardner describing preliminary positive cancer findings and requesting funding for studies from National Cancer Advisory Committee (Dr. Hektoen) (1943) In our library: Leroy Gardner to Ludvig Hektoen of the National Cancer Institute on Cancer in Asbestos-Dusted Mice (1943)
• p. 685. Correspondence between Gardner and Dr. R. Ritterhoff about asbestosis in the Philip Carey employee, Herbert Scobie (1944)
• p. 685. Confidential report to Johns-Manville on earlier studies (1949) In our library: Saranac Laboratory, Asbestos Pneumoconiosis: Experimental Studies, Report to Johns-Manville (1949)
• p. 685. Reports and correspondence with Owens-Illinois regarding tests for pulmonary reactions from "Kaylo" dust in animals, 1943-1952 In our library: Saranac Laboratory, Final Report on the Capacity of Inhaled Kaylo Dust to Injure the Lung (1952)
• p. 685. Annual reports of Saranac lab list research sponsors and funding provided

Industrial Hygiene Foundation

• p. 685. "Preliminary Dust Investigation for Asbestos Textile Institute" (report copy in the Sumner Simpson Papers) In our library: W. C. L. Hemeon, Report of Preliminary Dust Investigation for the Asbestos Textile Institute (1947)
• p. 685. memorandum to H. Jackson (Johns-Manville) proposing epidemiological study on the connection between pulmonary carcinoma and asbestosis (1953) In our library: Industrial Hygiene Foundation Memorandum on Research Projects for Johns-Manville (1953)
• p. 685. I.H.F. letters and proposals to ATI citing published literature on asbestos carcinogenicity and proposing to do a cancer study (1956, 1957) In our library: C. Richard Walmer to Myril C. Shaw Enclosing the Proposed Lung Cancer Study for the Asbestos Textile Institute (1956)
• p. 685. letter to H. Jackson of Johns-Manville passing on an inquiry received from J. Kane of the International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Asbestos Workers union (1955) See also: John W. Kane of the Asbestos Workers Union and the Industrial Hygiene Foundation on Insulation Hazards (1955)
• p. 685. statements by President A. Fisher and H. Jackson of Johns-Manville about a manufacturer's responsibility for warning consumers (1955-published) See also: Johns-Manville Industrial Relations Managers' Meeting on the Company Health Program (1955)
• p. 685. Dr. K.W. Smith's letter to Q.A.M.A. attorney I. Sabourin regarding critical changes in the pre-publication version of the I.H.F. study on lung cancer in asbestos miners (1957) In our library: Kenneth W. Smith to Ivan Sabourin on the Condensed Industrial Hygiene Foundation Survey of Asbestos Miners (1957)
• p. 685. text of the pre-publication version of the I.H.F. study on lung cancer in asbestos miners (1957) In our library: Industrial Hygiene Foundation, An Epidemiological Study of Lung Cancer in Asbestos Miners, Report to the Quebec Asbestos Mining Association (1957)

Asbestosis Research Council

• p. 686. M.L. Bentley, Control of the Use of Asbestos-Containing Friction Materials. Ann. Occup. Hyg. 13:31-32, 1970 In our library: Control of the use of asbestos-containing friction materials.

Friction Materials Standards Institute

• p. 686. Friction Materials Work Practices Guide (1978) In our library: Friction Materials Standards Institute, Friction Materials Work Practices Guide (1978)

Asbestos International Association

• p. 686. Minutes of Asbestos International Association labeling committee on delaying the use of warning labels (1978), produced in discovery by Raybestos-Manhattan See also: ILO Guide to Safety and Health in Dock Work on Labeling, and the British Asbestos Products Labelling Scheme, for the Asbestos International Association (1978)

Resilient Floor Covering Institute

• p. 687. Murphy et al., Am. Rev. Resp. Dis. 104:576-580, 1971 In our library: Floor tile installation as a source of asbestos exposure.
• p. 687. R.J. Walcott and J.C. Warrick, Monitoring for Airborne Asbestos Fibers: Sheet Vinyl Floor Covering, Wet Versus Dry Scraping, SRI International, Arlington, VA
• p. 687. R.F.C.I. brochure, Recommended Work Procedures for Resilient Floor Coverings, 1980

National Safety Council

• p. 688. Dan Berman, Death on the Job. New York: Monthly Review Press, 1978
• p. 688. General Classification of Respiratory Devices. "The Industrial Supervisor" (July 15, 1936), pp. 12-13
• p. 688. Compounding Materials Used in the Rubber Industry. Industrial Safety Series No. RU-3 (1938)
• p. 688. W.E. Lawrence. "Fume Control in Shipyards." Nat. Safety News (April, 1944), pp. 16-17, 90-92
• p. 688. C.O. Sappington, "Industrial Health," 46 and 76-77, May, 1931
• p. 688. C.O. Sappington, "Are All Dusts Hazardous?" 18-20, Feb. 1932
• p. 688. L.U. Gardner, "Inhaled Mineral Dusts," 34-36. Jan. 1933 In our library: The Effects Of Inhaled Mineral Dusts
• p. 688. A.S. Johnson, "No Half Way Measures in Dust Control," 17-18 and 48-51, Sept. 1935
• p. 688. R.B. Hunt, "Lesser Known Facts about Occupational Diseases," 34-38, Nov. 1936
• p. 688. H.B. Meller, "Air Contaminants that Affect Health," 43-46, Dec. 1936
• p. 688. R.R. Sayers, "Dusts That Harm," 51-52 and 82-84, Jan. 1938
• p. 688. J.M. Roche, "Settling the Dust Problem," 18-19 and 72-74, May, 1939
• p. 689. Dr. Leroy Gardner (Saranac Laboratory), description of lung tissue response to asbestos, National Safety Congress, 1932 Inside: National Safety Council, 1932 Transactions of the Twenty-First Annual Safety Congress, Industrial Health Section Excerpts on Mineral Dusts, Asbestos and Silicosis (1932)
• p. 689. Dr. Leroy Gardner (Saranac Laboratory), presentation at National Safety Congress, 1934 ("generally recognized as a cause of severe pulmonary injury")
• p. 689. W.S. Ash (U.S. Tire Company), on dust problems in the rubber industry, National Safety Congress, 1934
• p. 689. R.R. Sayers (Public Health Service), on dust disease investigations of the Service, National Safety Congress, 1934
• p. 689. Liberty Mutual experts on exhaust ventilation systems, National Safety Congress, 1934
• p. 689. F.R. Jones, insurance executive, on workers' compensation, National Safety Congress, 1935
• p. 689. E. Mayer of New York, on dust diseases, National Safety Congress, 1935
• p. 689. Dr. R.B. Hunt (American Mutual Liability Insurance Company), National Safety Congress, 1936
• p. 689. Dr. A.J. Lanza (Metropolitan Life), "Dust Diseases as They Affect the Construction Industry"
• p. 689. H.B. Meller (Air Hygiene Foundation of America, Inc.), paper on dust control, 1936
• p. 689. Papers by Dr. R.R. Sayers (U.S. Public Health Service), A.S. Johnson (American Mutual Liability Insurance Co.), A.D. Lazenby (Maryland Casualty Co.), and R.C. Starr (U.S. Department of Labor), National Safety Congress, 1937
• p. 689. Henry Sayer, on occupational disease compensation from an insurance executive's view

The American Chemistry Council and Others

• p. 690. Manual L-1 (a guide for the Preparation of Warning Labels for Hazardous Chemicals), Manufacturing Chemists Association, 1945
• p. 690. National Trade and Professional Associations of the United States, Columbia Books, Washington, D.C.
• p. 692. National Trade and Professional Associations of the United States and Canada and Labor Unions, Fifteenth Annual Edition, Columbia Books, Inc., Washington, (1980). And 20th Ed. (1985).
• p. 692. Encyclopedia of Associations Volume 1 National Organizations of the U.S. 13th Edition, Gale Research Company, Detroit, (1980).
• p. 692. Environmental Defense Fund, Washington, D.C. (1982)
• p. 692. Washington, D.C. telephone book (1982).
• p. 692. "Trade Groups Feel the Pinch, Too." Chemical Week (Jan. 12, 1983), pp. 11-12.
• p. 692. Chemical Manufacturers Association, Washington, D.C.
• p. 692. Society of the Plastics Industry, New York. See also: Handbook of Reinforced Plastics of the Society of the Plastics Industry, by S. S. Oleesky and J. G. Mohr (1964)
• p. 692. Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturers Association, Washington.

REFERENCES

• p. 693. "Chemical Industry Councils," Chem. Week June 1, 1983, pp. 28-32

Engineering Journals

• p. 694. Dr. F. Willson, "The Very Least an Employer Should Know About Dust and Fume Diseases," vol. 52 [November 1931]: 317-318
• p. 694. "Silicosis in Odd Places," vol. 81 [May, 1941]: 39
• p. 694. Ziemke, "A Second Look at Welding Hazards." Safety Maint. Prod. 108 [Oct. 1954]: 22-24, 86-87
• p. 694. Dr. A.J. Lanza, "Occupational Diseases," 57 [May 1934]; 210-212
• p. 694. Dr. Leroy Gardner, "The Pathology of Various Dust Diseases." 57 [March 1934]: 109-112
• p. 694. "Miscellanea," The Engineer 151 [October 14, 1931]: 77
• p. 694. "Regulation for the Asbestos Industry," Engineering 133 [1932]: 107
• p. 694. "Notes and Memoranda" 149, [April 4, 1930]: 379
• p. 694. "Miscellanea." 154 [Oct. 14, 1932]: 381
• p. 695. ("Exhaust Ventilation in an Asbestos Textile Works," Inst. Heat. Vent. Eng. Proc. 30:158-179, 1932.)
• p. 695. F.R. Jones. "Occupational Diseases/The Problems of Their Practicable Prevention in Industry." Mechanical Engineering, Vol. 57, pp. 90-91, 1935 See also: Bakelite Corporation Advertisement 'Enduring Finish' with Mechanical Engineering Contents Page and Library Affidavit (1935)
• p. 695. A.S. Gray. "The Administration of Occupational Disease Control." Mechanical Engineering, Vol. 57, pp. 92-94, 1935
• p. 695. R.C. Stratton. "Toxic Dusts/Their Origin and Sources in Various Industries." Mechanical Engineering, Vol. 57, pp. 95-98, 1935
• p. 695. T. Hatch. "Dust Control." Mechanical Engineering, Vol. 57, pp. 154-156, 1935
• p. 695. R.R. Sayers and J.M. Dallavalle. "Prevention of Occupational Diseases Other Than Those That Are Caused by Toxic Dust." Mechanical Engineering, Vol. 57, pp. 230-234, 1935
• p. 695. Drinker, "Uses and Limitations of Respiratory Equipment," Mechanical Engineering Vol. 58:171-176, 1936

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (formerly Health, Education, and Welfare)

• p. 695. Workplace Exposure to Asbestos, report of the NIOSH-OSHA Asbestos Work Group (DHHS/NOSH Publication 81-103, 39 pp., 1980) In our library: NIOSH-OSHA Asbestos Work Group, Workplace Exposure to Asbestos: Review and Recommendations (1980)
• p. 695. NIOSH hazard alert notice on asbestos (brake repair work), Aug. 8, 1975 In our library: NIOSH 'Dear Colleague' Letter on Asbestos Exposure During Servicing of Motor Vehicle Brake and Clutch Assemblies, in Current Intelligence Bulletin 5 (1975)
• p. 696. Bulletin No. 241 by Dreesen et al. (1938) In our library: Dreessen and Others, A Study of Asbestosis in the Asbestos Textile Industry (1938)
• p. 696. Monograph No. 36 by Hueper (on lung carcinogens, 1955) In our library: A Quest Into The Environmental Causes Of Cancer Of The Lung

Public Health Bulletins (cont.)

• p. 698. W. C. Hueper. A methodology for environmental and occupational cancer surveys. (Public Health Service Publication No. 12) 1950. 37 pages.
• p. 698. W. C. Hueper. A quest into the environmental causes of cancer of the lung. (Public Health Service Publication No. 452) 1955. 54 pages. Illustrated. [Published concurrently with Public Health Reports 71: (1); see pages 94-98 for interpretive article.] In our library: A Quest Into The Environmental Causes Of Cancer Of The Lung
• p. 698. Outline of Lectures on Industrial Disease for Medical Students, revised edition, 1951 (Public Health Service) See also: Lois Gaul's Manville Memo on the Public Health Service Outline of Lectures on Industrial Diseases (1985)
• p. 699. Fed. Reg. 40:11865, March 14, 1975 See also: R. H. Mereness (Asbestos Information Association) to Members Transmitting FDA Rule on Asbestos-Form Particles in Parenteral Drugs, with Federal Register Excerpt (1975)
• p. 699. Fed. Reg. 37:14872, July 16, 1972
• p. 699. Fed. Reg. 38:27076, Sept. 28, 1973 Inside: Asbestos Information Association Memorandum to Members on FDA Proposed Rulemaking 'Asbestos Particles in Food and Drugs', with Federal Register Notice and Union Carbide Asbestos Correspondence (1973)
• p. 699. Asbestos Toxicity (LS 77-14), National Library of Medicine literature search In our library: Asbestos Toxicity: Literature Search, January 1970 Through July 1977
• p. 699. Asbestos Toxicology (LS 82-6), National Library of Medicine literature search

U.S. Department of Labor

• p. 699. BLS Bulletin (#231, 1918) by Frederick Hoffman In our library: Frederick L. Hoffman, Mortality from Respiratory Diseases in Dusty Trades (Inorganic Dusts) (1918)
• p. 700. Handbook of Labor Statistics (1929, BLS Bull. 491)
• p. 700. Handbook of Labor Statistics (1931, BLS Bull. 541)
• p. 700. Occupation Hazards and Diagnostic Signs (1933, BLS Bull. 582), revised in 1942 as the Bureau of Labor Standards Bull. No. 41
• p. 700. Monthly Labor Review (BLS Bulletins 683, 696)

Bureau of Labor Statistics Safety Codes

• p. 705. "Access to Employee Exposure and Medical Records." Federal Register 45:35212-35303, May 23, 1980
• p. 705. Selikoff, I.J. Disability Compensation for Asbestos-Associated Disease in the United States [New York: Environmental Sciences Laboratory, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, 1982] In our library: I. J. Selikoff, Disability Compensation for Asbestos-Associated Disease in the United States, Report to the U.S. Department of Labor (Summary section)

U.S. Navy

• p. 705. Annual Report of the Surgeon General, U.S. Navy for 1939 (1941)
• p. 705. Minimum Requirements for Safety and Industrial Health In Contract Shipyards (1943, republished in Indust. Med. 12:259-263, 1943) In our library: Minimum Requirements For Safety And Industrial Health In Contract Shipyards
• p. 705. Safety Review (Vol. 4, p. 13, Jan. 1947)
• p. 705. "Occupational Health Hazards derived from Industrial Health Reports" (Releases No. 27, 1960; and No. 29, 1961)
• p. 705. a memorandum of Cdr. V.L. Hetzel (Long Beach Naval ... (continues on next page)
• p. 706. Shipyard Study of Asbestos Workers in Relation to Asbestosis, June, 1961
• p. 706. W.E. Fleischer et al., "A Health Survey of Pipe Covering Operations in Constructing Naval Vessels." J. Indust. Hyg. Tox. 28:9-16, 1946 In our library: Fleischer, Viles, Gade and Drinker, "A Health Survey of Pipe Covering Operations in Constructing Naval Vessels" (1946)
• p. 706. Marr, "Asbestos Exposure During Naval Vessel Overhaul." Amer. Indust. Hyg. Assoc. J. 25:264-268, 1964 In our library: William T. Marr, "Asbestos Exposure During Naval Vessel Overhaul" (1964)
• p. 706. Mangold, C.A., R.R. Beckett, and D.J. Bessmer. Asbestos Exposure and Control. Bremerton, Washington: Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, 1970. In our library: Asbestos Exposure And Control At Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
• p. 706. Asbestos Elimination/Substitution/Personal Protection Program. NAVSEA Instruction 5100.2. from Commander, Naval Sea Systems Command (4 pp.) Oct. 24, 1975.
• p. 706. Winer, A. and W.D. Holtgren. Asbestos—A Case Study of the U.S. Navy's Response to Upgraded Safety and Health Requirements. Washington: 13th Annual Technical Symposium, Association of Scientists and Engineers of the Naval Air and Sea Systems Commands, Department of the Navy, March, 1976.
• p. 706. Palmieri, J.J. Fixed asbestos packing and gasket materials; interim controls for (from Commander, Mare Island Naval Shipyard), Mar. 23, 1978.
• p. 706. Navy Expands Asbestos Medical Surveillance Program. News Release 394-78. Office of Asst. Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs. July 25, 1978

U.S. Department of the Interior

• p. 707. The Asbestos Industry, (Oliver Bowles, Bull. 552, 1955) In our library: The Asbestos Industry (1955)

U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission

• p. 707. Federal Register 42:63354, Dec. 15, 1977
• p. 707. Report of the Chronic Hazard Advisory Panel on Asbestos, July, 1983 In our library: Report To The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission By The Chronic Hazard Advisory Panel On Asbestos

U.S. Department of Justice

• p. 707. Attorney General's Asbestos Liability Report to Congress (Land and Natural Resources Division of the Department of Justice, September 21, 1981), pp. 13-14

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

• p. 707. Asbestos/The Need for and Feasibility of (title continues on next page) In our library: Asbestos: The Need For And Feasibility Of Air Pollution Controls
• p. 708. Controls, 1971; Drinking Water and Health, Volume 1, 1977, pp. 144-168; and Volume 5, 1983, pp. 123-147; and Asbestiform Fibers/Nonoccupational Health Risks, 1984
• p. 708. National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (Fed. Register Apr. 6, 1973; amended October 14, 1975)
• p. 708. Effluent Limitations Guidelines and Standards (Fed. Reg. Feb. 26, 1974, Jan. 9, 1975, Feb. 11, 1975, Apr. 25, 1975, Aug. 29, 1979)

State and Local Government Documents

• p. 709. survey by Fulton and co-workers in 1935, in Pennsylvania (See Chapter 4)
• p. 709. Massachusetts Department of Labor and Industries (Division of Occupational Hygiene) fact sheet on asbestos, 1949 (Bulletin No. 492) In our library: Massachusetts Department of Labor and Industries, Recommended Safe Practices: Asbestos (1949)
• p. 710. "Asbestos," The Industrial Bulletin (N.Y. State Industrial Commissioner), Vol. 13, [1934], p. 95
• p. 710. J. Silson, "Dust Inhalation in Relation to Pulmonary Disease." Monthly Review (N.Y. State Dept. of Labor), Vol. 30 [1951] pp. 5-8
• p. 710. C.W. Chamberlain, "Asbestosis as an Industrial Disease" (Radio Talk No. 209, March 2, 1934, Illinois State Dept. of Public Health—abstract in The Pneumokonioses Book II, p. 35)

Government Publications in the United Kingdom

• p. 711. Reported Decisions of the Commissioner under the 1948 National Insurance (Industrial Injuries) Acts
• p. 711. Annual Reports of the Chief Inspector of Factories, U.K. (table of reports for 1898, 1899, 1901, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1910, with page numbers)

Archives and Collected Papers of Scientific Researchers

• p. 713. exchange of letters with J-M's Dr. K.W. Smith (then in Quebec) about Merewether's publication in the Canadian Medical Association Journal (Feb. 1950); Vorwald letter, April 18, 1950 In our library: Arthur J. Vorwald to Kenneth W. Smith on Merewether and "Another Storm" in Quebec (1950)
• p. 713. Merewether's publication with U.K. asbestosis/cancer statistics, Canadian Medical Association Journal (Feb. 1950) In our library: E. R. A. Merewether, The Pneumokonioses: Developments, Doubts, Difficulties (1949)
• p. 713. Vorwald to J.P. Woodard (Johns-Manville), July 25, 1950 In our library: Arthur J. Vorwald to J. P. Woodard on Dust from Burlap Asbestos Bags (1950)
• p. 713. J.P. Woodard reply to Vorwald, July 28, 1950 In our library: J. P. Woodard to Arthur J. Vorwald on Burlap Bags for Asbestos Fiber (1950)
• p. 713. Memorandum by J.P. Woodard on Nov. 7, 1950 meeting at Saranac Lake (A.J. Lanza, I. Sabourin, J.P. Woodard) approving Vorwald animal study on inhaled asbestos as a cancer agent In our library: J. P. Woodard, Minutes of the Saranac Lake Meeting on the Quebec Asbestos and Lung Cancer Study (1950)
• p. 713. case file (about 70 pages) on Dominic Bertogliat, Johns-Manville Waukegan foreman, in Vorwald's archives
• p. 713. reports on animal testing of Kaylo dust for Owens-Illinois, in Vorwald's archives See also: Arthur J. Vorwald to Owens-Illinois on Kaylo Causing Asbestosis in Animals (1948)
• p. 714. Asbestosis and Pulmonary Cancer interim (14-mo.) report on asbestos inhalation studies in mice, May 7, 1952—submitted to Quebec Asbestos Mining Association In our library: Saranac Laboratory, First Interim Report on Asbestosis and Pulmonary Cancer to the Quebec Asbestos Mining Association (1952)
• p. 714. letter from I. Sabourin (Q.A.M.A. to Saranac Laboratory enclosing $2,500 for research services for the last quarter of 1952 ("Asbestosis and Pulmonary Cancer"), Dec. 23, 1952
• p. 714. Case Folder List of patients whose X-rays were on file and an entry for each in column marked "Company or Doctor."
• p. 714. lists of workers whose tissues had been examined by Saranac pathologists
• p. 714. list of 19 cases of cancer of the lung among employees of various companies (mostly asbestos mining companies)
• p. 714. correspondence between Vorwald and Dr. Samuel Keller (J-M Waukegan plant physician) and Hugh Jackson regarding possible compensation claim over the death in 1950 of Vernon Hall (lung cancer)
• p. 714. guest list at Seventh Saranac Symposium, September, 1952 See also: Program of the Seventh Saranac Symposium (1952)
• p. 714. Dr. Cartier's presentation at the Seventh Saranac Symposium on asbestosis and cancer of the lung among Canadian asbestos miners at autopsy Inside: Seventh Saranac Symposium Transcript on Pneumoconiosis and Lung Cancer (1952)
• p. 714. fragmentary transcript of the session "Pneumoconiosis and Pulmonary Cancer" with panelists W.C. Hueper, Paul Cartier, Kenneth M. Lynch, E.R.A. Merewether, and M. Levin at Seventh Saranac Symposium (Sept. 24, 1952) In our library: Seventh Saranac Symposium Transcript on Pneumoconiosis and Lung Cancer (1952)
• p. 715. Claim O.D. 79998 decided on appeal Jan. 24, 1957 in favor of the widow of Len R. Hope (Industrial Commission of Ohio)

Trade Journals and the Technology Indexes

• p. 716. letter to Vandiver Brown, Oct. 1, 1935 (Sumner Simpson) In our library: Sumner Simpson to Vandiver Brown on Asbestos Magazine's Request to Write about Asbestosis (1935)
• p. 716. "Silicosis and Asbestosis," Chemical Trade Journal, Vol. 95, p. 92, 1934—cited in The Pneumokonioses Book III, pp. 341-342 In our library: Silicosis And Asbestosis
• p. 716. Mechanical World and Engineering Record (Oct. 30, 1931)
• p. 716. The British Clayworker (July, 1931)
• p. 716. The Refractories Journal (May, 1932 and May, 1934)
• p. 717. "Committee Reports on Dust Control" (Boiler Maker and Plate Fabricator, Vol. 36, p. 343, Dec. 1936)
• p. 717. Report of P. Drinker of the Air Hygiene Foundation preventive engineering committee (summarized in Boiler Maker and Plate Fabricator, Dec. 1936)
• p. 717. Advertisement by Harbison-Walker Refractories Co., Boiler Maker and Plate Fabricator, Dec. 1936
• p. 717. Dr. C.O. Sappington, "Banish the Dust Hazard," Mill and Factory, 1936, Vol. 18, pp. 69-71 and 150-152
• p. 717. F.W. Hutchinson, "Dust as an Industrial Health Hazard." Heating and Ventilating, Vol. 41 [June 1944], pp. 57-61
• p. 717. Philip Carey Manufacturing Company advertisement, "Careyduct ... the All Asbestos Acoustical and Insulated Duct," Heating and Ventilating, June 1944, p. 34
• p. 718. "Filling by Suction ... an Improvised Method." Modern Packaging 118 [September 1944] 116-117.
• p. 718. N.V. Hendricks, "Industrial Hygiene Importance of Dust," Southern Power and Industry, pp. 61-64, 80, Nov. 1946
• p. 718. A.C. Pabst, "Industrial Hygiene in the Petroleum Industry," The Petroleum Engineer (Management Edition, Vol. 28, pp. E-2 to E-8, May, 1955)

Insurance Literature

• p. 718. "Occupational Diseases are Not Generally Understood." National Underwriter Vol. 35, p. 28, December 15, 1932

Trade Journals and the Technology Indexes

• p. 718. Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation advertisement, Heating and Ventilating magazine, June 1944

Insurance Literature

• p. 719. "Send Out Rules on Disease Coverage." Nat. Underwriter 36:29-33, Dec. 29, 1932
• p. 719. Accident Department Manual, Sec. III Classification Manual, March, 1932 (Travelers Insurance Company)
• p. 719. "Disease Rates Under New Illinois Laws are Given" Nat. Underwriter 40:29-32, June 25, 1936
• p. 719. "New Occupational Disease Plan Out." Vol. 36, pp. 23 and 32, December 1, 1932 (Nat. Underwriter)
• p. 719. "Occupational Diseases—Kind and How Acquired." Vol. 38, pp. 37, 43, June 21, 1934 (Nat. Underwriter)
• p. 719. "Many-Sided Occupational Disease Problem Discussed by T.N. Bartlett." The Eastern Underwriter Vol. 36, pp. 45-46, Oct. 18, 1935
• p. 719. "Blassingame vs. Southern Asbestos Co." Eastern Underwriter Vol. 33, p. 37, April 18, 1941
• p. 719. "Occupational Disease Problems Aired." Eastern (Underwriter) [continues on next page]
• p. 720. Underwriter 37:30 and 34, Aug. 28, 1936
• p. 720. "Occupational Disease Problems Aired." Article cited above
• p. 720. A.J. Lanza, "Underwriting Aspects of the Industrial Dust Hazard," Weekly Underwriter (pp. 1412-1420, June 8, 1940)
• p. 720. Commerce Clearinghouse's Workmen's Compensation Law Reporter, printed starting in the 1930s
• p. 721. "The Asbestos Industry—Certain Health Experiences among Asbestos Workers." Proceedings-Home Office Life Underwriters Association 1957, pp. 187-194. In our library: Kenneth W. Smith and Hugh Jackson, "The Asbestos Industry: Certain Health Experiences Among Asbestos Workers" (1957)
• p. 721. "Medical, Legal, and Insurance Representatives Survey the Problem of Toxic Dusts." Spectator 134:30-31, June 27, 1935. Abstract in The Pneumokonioses III, [Chicago Medical Press, 1937], p. 117

Newspaper Articles

• p. 722. Pierre Elliott Trudeau, editor, The Asbestos Strike, James Lorimer & Co. Toronto, 1974—translation of La Grève de l'amiante, 1956
• p. 723. John L. Spivak vs. George S. Fabel, Philadelphia Record, Sept. 2, 1935 (Sumner Simpson papers) In our library: George S. Fabel and John L. Spivak, Letters in the Philadelphia Record on the Southern Asbestos Company (1935)
• p. 723. George S. Fabel response re Spivak's first report, Aug. 19, 1935 See also: George S. Fabel and John L. Spivak, Letters in the Philadelphia Record on the Southern Asbestos Company (1935)
• p. 723. Dr. Morris Fishbein, "Most Industrial Dust Is Not Injurious to Lungs of Worker," Daily Health Service column, Chico (California) Enterprise, Oct. 23, 1932 (United States Gypsum Library)
• p. 723. Dr. W.A. Evans, "How to Keep Well" column, Chicago Tribune, Feb. 24, 1933
• p. 723. "Doctors Say Working with Asbestos May Cause Cancer after Many Years," Evening Bulletin (Phila.), Apr. 30, 1964
• p. 723. "Medical Specialists Suspect Asbestos as a Cause of Cancer," Pontiac Press, Oct. 6, 1964
• p. 723. "A Rare Carcinoma Believed on Rise," New York Times, Oct. 7, 1964
• p. 723. "Suspect Asbestos a Cancer Source," Chicago Daily News, Oct. 8, 1964
• p. 723. "Asbestos Dust Called a Hazard to at Least One-Fourth of U.S.," New York Times "early March" 1966 (Mar. 22, 1966 Union Carbide memo) In our library: Newspaper Clippings on Dr. Selikoff's Mount Sinai Asbestos Findings: 'Asbestos Dust Called a Hazard To at Least One-Fourth of U.S.' and 'Study Links Asbestos To Cancer'
• p. 723. "Study Links Asbestos to Cancer," Herald Tribune, Mar. 2, 1966 (Mar. 22, 1966 Union Carbide memo) Inside: Newspaper Clippings on Dr. Selikoff's Mount Sinai Asbestos Findings: 'Asbestos Dust Called a Hazard To at Least One-Fourth of U.S.' and 'Study Links Asbestos To Cancer'
• p. 723. Mar. 22, 1966 Union Carbide memo In our library: A. E. Pufahl to T. Dougherty and Others on Asbestos Toxicology and Customer Response to Mt. Sinai Publicity (1966)
• p. 723. "Asbestos Pipe, Cancer Tie Hit," Nashville Tennessean, Dec. 12, 1967
• p. 723. "New Cancer Cause Puzzle to Doctors," Washington Post, Dec. 26, 1967
• p. 723. "A Strange and Deadly New Cancer Among Asbestos Workers," San Francisco Chronicle, Jan. 4, 1968 See also: J. A. Riddle to Paul W. McDaniel on a San Francisco Chronicle Mesothelioma Article and Asbestos Exposure Limits (1968)
• p. 724. "Pipe-Cancer Tie Stirs Furor," Nashville Tennessean (Feb. 22, 1968).
• p. 724. "Applying Brakes Might Also Be Releasing Cancer Agent," News Press (Santa Barbara) (Mar. 28, 1968).
• p. 724. "S.F. Concern Over Danger of Asbestos," San Francisco Chronicle (June 16, 1970).
• p. 724. "N.Y. Acts Against Asbestos Threat," San Francisco Chronicle (June 16, 1970).
• p. 724. "Perilous Particles/Tiny Asbestos Fibers Pose a Health Threat to Workers and the Public," Wall Street Journal (June 7, 1972). See also: Matthew M. Swetonic to the Editor of The Wall Street Journal on the Barry Newman Asbestos Article (1972)
• p. 724. "Job Safety Unit Sets Tough Rules for '76 on Plants' Asbestos," Wall Street Journal (June 8, 1972).
• p. 724. "Asbestos Exposure Is Linked to Cancer in Cigarette Smokers," New York Times (July 27, 1972). Inside: Newspaper Clippings on Asbestos Exposure, Cigarette Smoking and Lung Cancer from the New York Times and The National Observer (1972)
• p. 724. "Asbestos, Lung Cancer from Cigarettes Linked," Los Angeles Times (July 27, 1972). See also: Newspaper Clippings on Asbestos Exposure, Cigarette Smoking and Lung Cancer from the New York Times and The National Observer (1972)
• p. 724. "Asbestos Blamed/Brake Lining Dust Linked to Cancer," Detroit News (July 27, 1972).
• p. 724. "Wider Link to Cancer Found in Asbestos Workers," New York Times (Oct. 5, 1972).
• p. 724. "Asbestos clinic let sick men work," The Montreal Star (March 20, 1975)
• p. 724. "Chief doctor says he tried to be human," The Montreal Star (March 20, 1975)