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  1. Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · December 15, 1975

    W. B. Reitze and J. T. Vanderveen on Replacing Thermobestos with Thermo-12 in Brazil (1975)

    …in Brazil "we would be both derelict and short-sighted." Vanderveen planned to justify the project as "environmental control," citing "good corporate citizenship and the future possibility of adverse local reaction," without using Reitze's memo…

  2. Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 26, 1978

    Union Carbide Calidria Customer Call Reports and Related Papers on Mortell Company, Plymouth, Michigan (1978-1983)

    …call report, Mortell Co., E. J. Kleber, call of 7/26/78, on Mortell's reaction to asbestos liability Mortell Company inter-office memo, Executive Committee to Dr. Anagnostou and B. A. Radebaugh, July 19, 1978…

  3. Company document · 1997

    Owens Corning's Responses to Plaintiffs' Master Interrogatories in Greco v. A-Best Products (1997)

    …the early 1940s (No. 25), and that in 1956 it asked Owens-Illinois about Kaylo's health effects and was told the 1955 Saranac study showed animals "could develop a mild asbestosis reaction" (Nos. 18, 25…

  4. Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · December 3, 1954

    H. M. Jackson to R. C. Smith at Waukegan on Hygienic Dust Control and Threshold Limits (1954)

    …ACGIH standard for amosite is 5 mppcf. Jackson states that J-M's clinical experience suggests that there is a considerable difference in reaction between chrysotile and amosite fibers. The amosite appears to produce asbestosis in…

  5. Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · October 11, 1979

    J. D. McGee's Memos to File on Picketing at the Manville Plant (1979)

    …a plain-clothes detective stood nearby, and headquarters asked to be kept informed while keeping J-M's reaction "low key." The picketing was orderly and over by 12:15. Other signs asked "What is dignity…

  6. Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · April 9, 1948

    Johns-Manville Correspondence on Describing Marinite to the American Medical Association (1948)

    …no soluble or insoluble toxic materials" and that J-M had never before met a case of allergic reaction to it. In Johns-Manville's chronology Johns-Manville's own chronology of what the company knew…

  7. Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · February 28, 1944

    Leroy Gardner to Ivan Sabourin on Asbestosis and Tuberculosis (1944)

    …over 80%." He calls these "excessive amounts of severe asbestosis." He also writes that the dust reaction in Quebec "is very much less than it is in the fabricating plants in the United States." The letter…

  8. Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · January 30, 1952

    Saranac Laboratory, Final Report on the Capacity of Inhaled Kaylo Dust to Injure the Lung (1952)

    …animals breathed an average of about 116 million particles per cubic foot. The report attributed the reaction to the asbestos fibers rather than the calcium silicate. Dust exposure had little effect on tuberculosis in infected animals…

  9. Company document · Sumner Simpson Papers · September 23, 1937

    Vandiver Brown to Sumner Simpson Enclosing Dr. Gardner's Report on Five Months of Asbestos Experiments (1937)

    …He said the absence of fibrosis was expected this early, since in his earlier experiment the reaction had appeared only after eighteen months, and that "It is too soon to speculate as to the significance of…

  10. Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 2, 1978

    M. Gutierrez to K. G. Townsend on the Brownsville Plant Ventilation Survey, with Fume Hood Evaluation Sheets (1978)

    …Recovery Lab (Bldg. 522) (BRE 0132) Hood evaluation sheets, Reaction #1 Lab and Reaction #2 Lab (BRE 0133-0134) Evaluation sheet, carpenter shop radial arm saw vacuum canister (BRE 0135) Hood evaluation sheets, DeZurik Valve Room…

  11. Company document · Union Carbide documents · February 14, 1978

    Brownsville Plant Ventilation Survey: Hood Evaluation Forms and Memo to K. G. Townsend (1978)

    …2/10/78: Control Room hoods in Recovery Lab (Bldg 422), Reaction #1 Lab (731) and Reaction #2 Lab (821) (BRE 0095-0097) Ventilation form, 2/10/78: Carpenter Shop radial arm saw vacuum canister (BRE…

  12. Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 1992

    Union Carbide Brownsville, Texas Facility Asbestos Emergency Cleanup Notifications and Disposal Cost Comparison (1991-1992)

    …Guzman, Texas Air Control Board, notifying of emergency cleanup Site sketch of facility (butane storage spheres, reaction facilities, main office, laboratory and maintenance complex) Earlier notification form with removal contractor, transporter and disposal site pending Blank…

  13. Company document · Union Carbide documents

    Union Carbide Calidria Reports of Call on U.S. Gypsum Co., Including Asbestos Dust, Toxicology and Formulation Discussions (1971-1975)

    …J. Kleber, 11/6/74, on USG South Gate (M. Higgs): fiber-count calculation error and USG reaction Report of call by H. B. Rhodes, 1/7/75, on USG South Gate plant visit and King…

  14. Company document · Union Carbide documents

    J. E. Walsh Reports of Call on Holman Construction Co. About SG-130 in Synthetic Lumber Project with OCF (1973-1974)

    …to formulate it out Report of call dated 1/24/74 (typed 1/31/74, received stamp Feb 4 1974) on Holman's reaction to the Time article on Pittsburgh Corning's Tyler plant, dust counts…

  15. Company document · 1988

    Owens-Illinois's Responses to Plaintiffs' First Interrogatories in Bexley v. Armstrong World Industries (1988)

    …answers. Compare Owens Corning's 1997 answers, which say Owens-Illinois told it in 1956 that the Saranac animals "could develop a mild asbestosis reaction." About this copy Exhibit I (pp. 28–33) lists the journals…

  16. Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · October 1, 1968

    Correspondence on Canadian Johns-Manville's Caution Label for Asbestos Fiber Bags and the British Objections (1968–1969)

    …21/69, N. W. Hendry (AFD) states that due to adverse British reaction to caution labeling asbestos fiber bags, J-M has agreed not to put caution labels on bags destined for international customers. Instead, J…

  17. Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · October 12, 1944

    Vandiver Brown Memorandum on Dust Problems Discussed with Leroy Gardner (1944)

    …absurd". Gardner objected to the word "poison" being applied to asbestos dust, because the injury produced by asbestos is caused by a mechanical irritation rather than by chemical reaction. Also on 10/12/44, V. Brown…

  18. Company document · JM Knowledge Chronology · February 14, 1935

    Vandiver Brown's Memorandum on the Illinois Dust Situation: Legislative and Legal Aspects (1935)

    …etc. This meant that the definition included pneumoconiosis, since the current thinking is that this injury is caused by a chemical or toxic reaction rather than a physical one. As a consequence of this ruling, insurance…

  19. Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 8, 1963

    C. W. McGary, P. L. Smith and L. C. Shriver, Status Report on Chemical Reactions of Asbestos for Asbestos Reinforced Resins (1963)

    …under the New Enterprises program, Asbestos Reinforced Resins, on laboratory studies of chemical modification of chrysotile asbestos (processed by the Nuclear Company). It reports reactions with hydrochloric acid, maleic anhydride, maleic acid, propylene oxide and toluene…

  20. Company document · Union Carbide documents

    Handwritten Notes on Dr. Avashia's Asbestos Slide-and-Tape Presentation, Plant Manager Reactions and Video Training

    One page of unsigned, undated handwritten notes headed "Asbestos." The notes say Dr. Avashia made a slide and tape presentation, and that the plant managers did not like Dupont procedures but did like his program. They also record that Don told him…