5 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · January 11, 1979
H. B. Rhodes to J. L. Myers, K. S. Lane and F. J. Shortsleeve Forwarding an Editorial on the Time of Recognition of Asbestos-Related Cancer (1979)
A one-page Union Carbide Metals Division internal memo from Harrison B. Rhodes, dated January 11, 1979, forwarding an attached study on the time of recognition of asbestos-related cancer. The attachment is a 1978 editorial…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · January 11, 1979
Harrison B. Rhodes to J. L. Myers, K. S. Lane and F. J. Shortsleeve Transmitting Editorial 'Asbestos and Cancer: The International Lag' (1979)
A one-page Union Carbide Metals Division internal memo dated January 11, 1979, titled 'Time of Recognition of Asbestos-Related Cancer', forwarding an attached article for information. The attachment is a 1978 editorial from the American…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · January 11, 1979
Harrison B. Rhodes to E. W. Kantz, R. G. Beverly, J. L. Myers and F. J. Shortsleeve Forwarding Alex A. Cross's Report on the VIth International Conference on Pneumoconiosis (1979)
Internal Union Carbide Metals Division memo from Harrison B. Rhodes forwarding a summary of the VIth International Conference on Pneumoconiosis held in Caracas. The attached report, written by Alex A. Cross for the Asbestos International Association…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 4, 1978
Harrison B. Rhodes to J. L. Myers on OSHA Consulting Service in Louisiana (1978)
A one-paragraph internal memo from Harrison B. Rhodes to J. L. Myers stating that a free, basically anonymous OSHA consulting service was available in Louisiana and suggesting customers there be told. The attachment is a page from the Occupational…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 4, 1978
H. B. Rhodes to J. L. Myers on OSHA Consulting Service in Louisiana, with Attached Newsletter Page (1978)
A one-paragraph internal memo from Harrison B. Rhodes to J. L. Myers saying a free, basically anonymous OSHA consulting service was available in Louisiana and suggesting customers in that state be told. The attached page from an occupational health…