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    British Journal of Industrial Medicine

    …1993;50(8):717-25. PubMed · Publisher · Free full text Abstract A case-control study of malignant and non-malignant respiratory disease among employees of the Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation's Newark, Ohio plant was undertaken…

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    Reading Castleman, Chapter 9: Company Knowledge

    …of denial and disease and attempts at suppression of information which is highly probative.') p. 493. Amended Order. Barnett v. Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp., State of South Carolina, County of Greenville, Court of Common Pleas, Aug…

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    Reading Castleman, Chapter 6: Alternatives to Asbestos Insulation

    …Dec. 3, 1912). In our library: US Patent 1045933 p. 376, note 38. Taylor, W.C. (to Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.), U.S. Patent 3,116,158 (Dec. 31, 1963), col. 1, lines 55-65. In…

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    The Johns-Manville Knowledge Chronology

    …dust. Read the document November 21, 1944. A Toledo doctor tells Owens-Corning Fiberglas that a longtime insulation pipe coverer has asbestosis from years of asbestos dust, not from Fiberglas. Read the document December 15, 1944…

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    Asbestos Timeline: The 1940s

    …A Toledo doctor tells Owens-Corning Fiberglas that a longtime insulation pipe coverer has asbestosis from years of asbestos dust, not from Fiberglas. Read it (J-M chronology) November 21, 1944. Owens-Illinois asks Saranac to…

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    Reading Castleman, Chapter 10: Historical Research on Toxic Substances

    …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…

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    Reading Castleman, Chapter 2: Cancer

    …Asbestos Textile Institute General Meeting Minutes Rejecting an Autopsy Study, with the Asbestosis Research Proposal (1955) p. 93. Schepers' letter to Owens-Corning Fiberglas, early 1956 p. 93. Remark by OCF attorney John Black on Schepers'…

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    Reading Castleman, Chapter 3: Compensation: The Final Check-Up

    …Canfield to Ames (Nov 21, 1944 and one undated). In our library: Unsigned Draft Letter to Edward C. Ames of Owens-Corning Fiberglas on Albert Baumgardner (1944) p. 162, note 111. Dominic Bertogliat file (P-48…

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    Reading Castleman, Chapter 5: Asbestos Product Use

    …S. Stephenson to Admiral McIntire on Health Hazards in the Navy Yards (1941) p. 338. "Asbestos Workers Union." Ed Ames, memorandum to E.J. Marshall (Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.), Jan. 7, 1942. p. 338. U.S…

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    The Motley 1000

    …1957 (No. 182 ★). An Owens-Corning manager in California reports the union's asbestosis motion and a rumor that insulators will again seek extra pay for handling Fiberglas. Read the document June 1957 (No. 99…

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    Asbestos Library

    …legal literature on occupational disease, sent to its member companies, Johns-Manville, Flintkote and Owens-Corning among them. What the science said about asbestos, as the industry was told it: 12 issues, 1939 to 1968. Industry…

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    Asbestos Timeline: The 1950s

    …20, 1956. Ira Brought reports that the insulators' union officers have cut health references from their journal's minutes, and urges Owens-Corning to head off complaints through sales offices. Read it December 6, 1956. The…

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    Clarence Borel: The Case That Changed Everything

    …sued in 1969 and won against have all since filed for bankruptcy and established asbestos trust funds. Johns-Manville, Pittsburgh Corning, Owens Corning, Fibreboard, and the others are no longer defendants you can sue in court…

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    Asbestos Timeline: The 1960s

    …M chronology) August 3, 1966. F. H. Edwards urges Owens-Corning to track lung disease among its insulation contracting workers so it knows as much as Dr. Selikoff. Read it (Motley 1000) August 18, 1966. Dr…

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    Asbestos Timeline: The 1970s

    …business considerations." Read it (J-M chronology) July 21, 1970. Owens-Corning's payment records show it buying asbestos fiber from Johns-Manville in Ontario for its Berlin plant. Read it (Motley 1000) July 23, 1970…

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    Reading Castleman, Chapter 4: Thresholds and Standards

    …In our library: W. Clark Cooper, 'Asbestos as a Hazard to Health: Fact and Speculation,' Archives of Environmental Health (1967) p. 266. Owens-Corning Medical Director Jon Konzen, internal report, 1969 p. 266. Robert de Treville …

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    Public Health Reports

    …million in sponsorship by 1999. Citing documents from a Texas court case, the article reported that Owens-Illinois made regular payments to Wagner from 1986, probably exceeding $300,000 in total. During this period Wagner's…

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    The British Journal of Radiology

    …Continues: BJR Supplement Its record in the NLM Catalog 2020s The lung cancers: staging and response, CT, 18F-FDG PET/CT, MRI, DWI: review and new perspectives. C. Owens, S. Hindocha, R. Lee, et al. 2023…

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    Asbestos Timeline: The 1930s

    …1933. Vandiver Brown lends Toledo lawyer C. B. Belknap, later of Owens-Illinois, the court papers from two New Jersey rock wool silicosis trials. Read it (J-M chronology) June 26, 1933. J-M's chief…

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    Current Opinion in Pulmonary Medicine

    …Recent Findings: Several case reports have demonstrated the biopersistance of MMMFs in the lung of workers who were exposed to rock wool or fiberglass for long periods of time and were diagnosed with interstitial pulmonary fibrosis…