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September 18, 1925
INFORMATION FOR DR. FLYNN
MR. ROEDER
RECEIVED SEP 21 1925
1. We have had approximately 375 employe eas engaged in
dial painting.
2. The maximum amount of material used per day based on an
operator painting clock dials of the largest size
which required the greatest amount of material,
UNITED STATES
would be 10 grams. An average amount used would
RADIUM BORP.
be aporoximately 6 grams.
3. The radium content of grade G material is 2.66 mgs.
per 100 grams.
4. The number of persons engaged at one time was variable.
We have had anywheres from a dozen to over 200.
5. The application operated thruout the year more or less.
Usually more work WAS done during the fall of the year.
6. Our operators changed often. To determine an average
time would be difficult without considerable time
being spent on all the payrolls and checking each
employee. An average might be from one to two years,
altho the most steady workers might be four to five years.
7. We had only two actually reported cases of necrosis.
One, Miss Carlough, was in our employ when taken ill.
The other, Mtss Kuser, or Miss Vincent as she was known when
with us, had been out of our employ four years when her
trouble WAS reported to us.
8. No.
9. These reports were all turned over to our New York Office.
Very truly yours,
HBV/MV
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"ocrText": "September 18, 1925\nINFORMATION FOR DR. FLYNN\nMR. ROEDER\nRECEIVED SEP 21 1925\n1. We have had approximately 375 employe eas engaged in\ndial painting.\n2. The maximum amount of material used per day based on an\noperator painting clock dials of the largest size\nwhich required the greatest amount of material,\nUNITED STATES\nwould be 10 grams. An average amount used would\nRADIUM BORP.\nbe aporoximately 6 grams.\n3. The radium content of grade G material is 2.66 mgs.\nper 100 grams.\n4. The number of persons engaged at one time was variable.\nWe have had anywheres from a dozen to over 200.\n5. The application operated thruout the year more or less.\nUsually more work WAS done during the fall of the year.\n6. Our operators changed often. To determine an average\ntime would be difficult without considerable time\nbeing spent on all the payrolls and checking each\nemployee. An average might be from one to two years,\naltho the most steady workers might be four to five years.\n7. We had only two actually reported cases of necrosis.\nOne, Miss Carlough, was in our employ when taken ill.\nThe other, Mtss Kuser, or Miss Vincent as she was known when\nwith us, had been out of our employ four years when her\ntrouble WAS reported to us.\n8. No.\n9. These reports were all turned over to our New York Office.\nVery truly yours,\nHBV/MV"
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