Proceedings of the ... Industrial Safety Congress of New York State, Volume 1-5

The Congress, 1917

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AFTERNOON	9

Address Attitude of New York Organized Industry Toward the Safety	19

Address Attitude of New York Organized Labor Toward the Safety	25

Address The Relation of the Home Woman to Safety	34

Address Safety and Efficiency C W Price Field Secretary National	86

Remarks on Place of Next Meeting W H H Rogers Member New York	97

General Discussion	105

EVENING	114

Address Safety from the Viewpoint of Organized Employers Richard C	15

19	19

Address Safety from the Viewpoint of Organized Employees James	23

26	26

Remarks Frances Perkins Member New York State Industrial Commission 32	32

34	34

41	41

MORNING	43

Address Classification of Buildings and Materials of Manufacture	120

Address Industrial Safety in California Paul Scharrenberg Editor	129

Introductory Remarks Edward P Lyon Member New York Industrial	142

Address Hazards in a Linemans Work J F Naylon District Super	188

Address Practical Benefits Derived from Safety Organization John	201

Introductory Remarks R C Stofer Member New York Industrial	207

Address Horizontal vs Vertical ExitsH F J Porter Consulting	211

General Discussion	215

Address Heat and Ventilation and Their Bearing on Health and Pro	231

MOVING AND STEREOPTICON PICTURES INCLUDED IN	10

EVENING	11

Address Attitude of New York Organized Labor Toward the Safety Move	16

General Discussion	18

Address Industrial Education as a Safety Measure Mrs Marian K Clark	28

Address Progress and Possibilities of Accident Prevention Work	40

The Rule of Reason Moving Picture Exhibited by Marcus A Dow General	41

The House That Jack Built Moving Pictures Exhibited by Marcus A Dow	47

General Discussion	87

General Discussion	95

Address	107

The Price of Thoughtlessness Moving Picture Exhibited by A J Van Brunt	110

Address The Childrens Part in Public Safety Work	114

Plants of Ford Motor Co at Detroit National Cash Register Co at Dayton	119

The High Cost of Carelessness Moving Picture Under the Auspices of	120

Introductory Remarks	121

Address Disciplining Careless Workmen John M OHanlon Editor Legis	131

Address Breaking the News to the Widow	142

Address	148

Address Shop Committees	159

Address Booze Dr Eugene Lyman Fiske Medical Director Life Extension	168

General Discussion	174

Introductory Remarks John C Clark Member New York Industrial	176

Address Working Women in War Times Miss Mary E Dreier Presiding 182	182

Hazards in a Linemans Work Lantern Slides Exhibited by J F Naylon	189

General Discussion	198

Address Maintenance of Standards as a National Necessity and the Workers	204

Factory Lighting Lantern Slides Exhibited by L B Marks Consulting	213

MORNING	215

General Discussion	230

MORNING	232

AFTERNOON	247

Address Providing Safeguards and Establishing Safe Practices Samuel C	253

Address Best Method of Establishing Proper Cooperation between Employer	260

Louis Wiard Member New York Industrial	5

Address of Welcome	9

EVENING	21

Introductory Remarks	42

Introductory Remarks	47

Address Woodworking Hazards Albert S Regula American Museum	50

Address Head and Eye Protection William Newell Chief Safety Engineer	69

Address Machinery LayOuts and Their Relation to Safety Peter C Spence	76

General Discussion 84	84

EVENING	90

Address Safety from a Working Womans Point of View Mrs Catherine	97

General Discussion 105	105

107	107

Address Infections Their Cause and Effect Dr L A Shoudy Chief Sur	111

114	114

Address Infections Dr Raphael Lewy Chief Medical Examiner New York	117

121	121

General Discussion 128	128

131	131

143	137

John J Heelan Aetna Life	138

Address Who Should Bear the Cost of Rehabilitating Workmen? R M	145

148	148

General Discussion 154	154

William Carroll Eastman Kodak Company 160	160

Address The Safety Supervisor By Whom Should He Be Chosen To Whom	173

Address The NonEnglish Speaking Workmen in Shop Safety Organization	184

Safety Exhibit List of Firms Displaying Safety Devices	202

Address Safety Work in War and Peace Captain A D Reilley Ordnance	211

Introductory Remarks	214

General Discussion	222

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48	48

Discussion H Stephenson Eastman Kodak Company	50

59	59

Discussion Frank M Ward Otis Elevator Company	69

H Stearns Safety Engineer Donner Steel Company	80

Address The Foreman and the New Man Alex McC Hamilton Director	85

Address How the Employer Feels About ItJ A Smith General Superin	88

Discussion John J Blackford National Conduit and Cable Company	100

General Discussion	101

Discussion A S Regula Liberty Mutual Insurance Company	117

Address	134

Discussion Dr P H Hourigan Larkin Company	140

AFTERNOON	146

Remarks Commissioner James M Lynch	155

Discussion Thomas Stanion Manager of Safety and Sanitation Aluminum	162

Discussion John A Robertson Manager Industrial Relations Eastman	170

Address Development of the Labor Law in New York State M J Flanagan	175

203	203

Remarks Gerald Bellhouse Deputy Chief Inspector of Factories England 20 2	205

211	211

Address Development of Factory LightingGeorge C Ward Factory	218

222	222

J A Oartel	226

General Discussion	229

STEREOPTICON VIEWS AND MOTION PICTURES INCLUDED IN	230

Safety Exhibit	241

Address of Welcome	9

Discussion	10

19	19

Address	20

28	28

The Removal of Dusts Fumes and GasesStereopticon Views Illustrating	33

PAGE	38

The Outlaw Motion Picture Exhibited by David S Beyer Liberty Mutual	39

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69	69

Discussion	71

Remarks Otto Nicols United Garment Workers	77

Remarks L A Wilson Department of Education State of New York	85

Address Rehabilitation of Industrial Cripples Colonel Harry Mock	94

Address	100

WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 8	111

124	124

Address Cooperation of State Inspectors and Safety Engineers and Foremen	127

Address United States Treasury Departments Thrift and Savings Plan	136

Remarks George J Winkle Factory Inspector New York State Industrial	145

146	146

Remarks A E Davidson Cheseboro Whitman Company	154

157	157

Address Safety Features of Industrial Lighting Samuel G Hibben	161

163	163

Stereopticon Views and Motion Pictures Exhibited by Douglas C McMurtrie	167

Address Hon E Leroy Sweetser Commissioner of Labor and Industries	168

170	170

177	177

190	190

196	196

Remarks J E Boyle Solvay Process Company 198	198

206	206

Address Fire Prevention in Factories William J Roth Bausch Lomb Opti	210

213	213

Introductory Remarks John A Robertson Eastman Kodak Company Pre	218

227	227

General Discussion 233	233

234	234

Activities of the New York State Industrial Commission Charts and Tables 239	239

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Informasi bibliografi

Judul	Proceedings of the ... Industrial Safety Congress of New York State, Volume 1-5
Kontributor	New York (State). Industrial Commission, New York (State). Department of Labor
Penerbit	The Congress, 1917
Asli dari	Universitas Harvard
Didigitalkan	15 Jan 2008

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