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11. Remarks of Marie Scotti, manager, communication services, Maxwell House, division of General Foods Corporation, Hoboken, N.J., before conference workshop, Off-the-job safety as element of total safety, June 24, 1964.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Bureau and Labor Dept.
Publisher:: Labor Standards Bureau
Date:: [1964.]
SuDoc number:: L 16.15:Sco 8

12. Safety design considerations for layout of facilities, placement of equipment, and production processes, remarks of Thomas H. McBrien, supervisor of safety, Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Baltimore, Md., before conference workshop, Safety through design, June 24, 1964.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Bureau and Labor Dept.
Publisher:: Labor Standards Bureau
Date:: [1964.]
SuDoc number:: L 16.15:M 12

13. What do off-job accidents cost industry, remarks of W. E. Fields, manager, Safety and Security Services, Space Guidance Center, International Business Machines Corporation, Owego, N.Y., before conference workshop: Off-the-job safety as element of total safety, June 24, 1964.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Bureau and Labor Dept.
Publisher:: Labor Standards Bureau
Date:: [1964.]
SuDoc number:: L 16.15:F 46

14. Address by Richard M. Nixon, Vice President of United States, before opening session of President's Conference On Occupational Safety, Constitution Hall, Washington, D.C, Mar. 1, 1960.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Bureau and Labor Dept.
Publisher:: Labor Standards Bureau
Date:: [1960.]
SuDoc number:: L 16.15:N 65

15. Address by Arthur W. Motley, director, Bureau of Labor Standards, Department of Labor, before International Association of Governmental Labor Officials, Kennebunkport, Maine, Sept. 11, 1959.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Bureau and Labor Dept.
Publisher:: Labor Standards Bureau
Date:: [1959.]
SuDoc number:: L 16.15:M 86

16. President's Conference on Occupational Safety and Industrial Arts, address by Clyde Smith, safety specialist, Department of Labor, at American Industrial Arts Association Convention, Boston, Apr. 30, 1958.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Bureau and Labor Dept.
Publisher:: Labor Standards Bureau
Date:: [1958.]
SuDoc number:: L 16.15:Sm 5

17. Rigging and use of ships' cargo gear, [address] by Ralph W. Netterstrom, safety consultant, Bureau of Labor Standards, Department of Labor, at panel discussions of Marine Section, National Safety Council, Apr. 18 and 19, 1956, on occasion of spring meeting held New York, N. Y., in conjunction with Greater New York Safety Council annual convention.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Bureau and Labor Dept.
Publisher:: Labor Standards Bureau
Date:: [1956.]
SuDoc number:: L 16.15:N 38

18. Adequacy of workmen's compensation, statement presented by Earl F. Cheit, assistant professor of Business Administration. School of Commerce and Finance, Saint Louis University, at 40th annual meeting of I. A. I. A. B. C., Oct. 5, 1954, Chateau Frontenac, Quebec.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Bureau and Labor Dept.
Publisher:: Labor Standards Bureau
Date:: Oct. 1954
SuDoc number:: L 16.15:C 41

19. Safety program under Alberta Workmen's Compensation Board, statement presented by C. M. Macleod, chairman, Alberta Workmen's Compensation Board at 40th annual convention of IAIABC, Quebec, Canada, Oct. 1954.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Bureau and Labor Dept.
Publisher:: Labor Standards Bureau
Date:: Oct. 1954
SuDoc number:: L 16.15:M 13

20. Address of D. E. Hayes, chief, safety and fire protection, Atomic Energy Commission, to Federal Safety Council, Feb. 5, 1952.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Labor Standards Bureau and Labor Dept.
Publisher:: Labor Standards Bureau
Date:: Mar. 21, 1952
SuDoc number:: L 16.15:H 32

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