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  1. Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 3, 1973

    John H. Marsh (AIA/NA) to William S. Sneath Transmitting M. M. Swetonic's Speech "Why Asbestos?" (1973)

    Cover letter from John H. Marsh, AIA/NA, to William S. Sneath, Union Carbide, August 3, 1973 "Why Asbestos?" speech by Matthew M. Swetonic to the Asbestos Textile Institute, June 7, 1973, including two Selikoff data…

  2. Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 3, 1973

    John H. Marsh (AIA/NA) to William S. Sneath Forwarding Swetonic's Speech "Why Asbestos?" (1973)

    Letter, J. H. Marsh (AIA/NA) to W. S. Sneath (Union Carbide), Aug. 3, 1973, transmitting the speech; has a distribution list and handwritten routing notes "Why Asbestos?" speech by Matthew M. Swetonic to the Asbestos…

  3. Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 14, 1975

    J. H. Marsh to N. Hendry and Others on the XVIII International Congress on Occupational Health, Brighton (1975)

    Memo from J. H. Marsh reporting on the XVIII International Congress on Occupational Health (Brighton, England, September 15-18, 1975) and a meeting of the International Standing Committee. It summarizes papers on mesothelioma, fiber-counting…

  4. Company document · Motley 1000 · March 15, 1974

    John H. Marsh to John Hawkins on the McGill Study of Asbestos Safety Garments (1974)

    What it shows Marsh added that union officials at U.S. Steel had complained that asbestos garments "might cause lung cancer." He concluded: "The information available to us should be used in a positive manner to…