Bulletin, Issues 41-49

Front Cover
1942

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Contents

Defective illumination
21
Organic dust___
23
Inorganic dust containing free silica
24
Asbestos
25
Anthrax
26
Septic infections_
27
Ultraviolet and infrared rays
28
MAR 3042
30
Chlorinated hydrocarbons
31
Chloroprene 2chlorobutadiene
37
List of hazards symptoms occupations exposed and methods of preventionContinued J PoisonsContinued Page 27 Carbon monoxide_
39
Cresol cresylic acid
43
List of hazards symptoms occupations exposed and methods of preventionContinued J PoisonsContinued Page 90 Ozone
56
Phenol
57
Phosphuretted hydrogen phosphine
58
Radium
59
Sulphuretted hydrogen hydrogen sulphide
60
Tar and pitch
61
Tetrachlorethane acetylene tetrachloride
62
Introduction 1
1
Alphabetical list of hazardous occupations 4
4
Thallium
13
List of hazards symptoms occupations exposed and methods of prevention 15
15
B Abnormalities of temperature and humidity 17
17
Heat 18
18
Sudden variations of temperature 19
19
Dampness 20
20
Defective illumination_ 21
21
Organic dust_ 23
23
Inorganic dust containing free silica 24
24
Asbestos 25
25
Anthrax 26
26
Undulant fever brucellosis 27
27
Ultraviolet and infrared rays 28
28
H Repeated motion pressure shock
29
J Poisons 30
30
Acetaldehyde 31
31
Acridine 32
32
Amyl acetate 33
33
Antimony and its compounds__ 34
34
Arseniuretted hydrogen arsine 35
35
Benzine naphthagasoline 36
36
Beryllium 37
37
Butanone methyl ethyl ketone 38
38
Carbon dioxide 39
39
Carbon tetrachloride 40
40
Cellosolve monoethyl ether of ethylene glycol 41
41
Chlorinated hydrocarbons_ 42
42
Chromium compounds 43
43
Cyanogen compounds 44
44
Dimethyl sulphate 45
45
Ethylene dichloride dichlorethane
46
Ethylene oxide 47
47
Gasoline_ 48
48
Hydrocyanic acid 49
49
Lead arsenate_ 50
50
Mercury and its compounds 51
51
Metal fume fever 52
52
Methyl chloride 53
53
Naphtha 54
54
Nitroglycerin 55
55
Oxalic acid 56
56
Phenol 57
57
Phosphuretted hydrogen phosphine 58
58
Radium__ 59
59
Sulphuretted hydrogen hydrogen sulphide 60
60
Tar and pitch 61
61
Tetrachlorethane acetylene tetrachloride 62
62
Thorium 116 Tin 117 Titanium oxide 118 Toluol__ 63
63
Turpentine__ 64
64
Xylol 65
65
Dermatoses 66
66
Magnesium
68
Selected sources of information on industrial hygiene 69
69
Metal fume fever
71
Relationship of Proposed Social Security Disability Insurance to Work
40
Murray Industrial Hygiene Bill Senate No 3461 1940
54
Mr Murphy New York
60
SEPTEMBER 11MORNING SESSION
74
NICHOLAS W MULLER Executive Director New York State Insurance Fund
96
Should the administrative expenses of State funds be met by premium
114
SEPTEMBER 12MORNING SESSION
120
64 70
126
Rate Making in State Funds by Evan I Evans actuary Ohio Industrial
154
Rate Making in State Funds by Evan I Evans etc Continued
158
SEPTEMBER 12AFTERNOON SESSION
166
Election of officers
176
83 85
185
Introduction___ VII
vii
INTRODUCTION_
x
30
1
New YorkContinued
26
24
29
Oregon
32
20
36
South Dakota
38
47
45
Safety Health and Sanitation__
50
Alabama
1
Arizona 5
5
Arkansas 7
7
California 11
11
Colorado 15
15
Connecticut 19
19
Delaware 23
23
District of Columbia 25
25
Florida 27
27
Georgia 29
29
Hawaii 31
31
Idaho 33
33
Illinois 35
35
Indiana 39
39
Iowa 41
41
Kansas 43
43
Kentucky 47
47
Louisiana 51
51
Maine 55
55
Maryland 59
59
Massachusetts 63
63
Michigan 69
69
Minnesota 73
73
Mississippi 77
79
Montana 81
81
Nebraska 85
87
New Hampshire 91
91
New Jersey 93
93
94
94
A
99
New York 101
101
North Carolina_ 109
109
North Dakota 113
113
Ohio_____ 117
117
Oklahoma 121
121
Oregon 125
125
Pennsylvania 127
127
Puerto Rico 133
133
10
137
South Carolina_ 139
139
South Dakota__ 141
141
143
143
Texas 145
145
Utah 149
149
11
153
Virginia 155
155
Washington 157
157
West Virginia 161
161
Wisconsin 165
165
12
169
Chief Executive officers of State agencies administering labor laws 171
171
Appendix A Officers and members of committees for 194041
173

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