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• Bureau of Explosives
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  Explosives and Other Dangerous Articles. General Information Relating to Explosives and Other Dangerous Articles.
  Bureau of Explosives, New York, NY
  Pamphlet 7
  Pamphlet 7
  June 1, 1959
  71 p.

• Bureau of Explosives
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  Handling Collisions and Derailments Involving Explosives, Gasoline and Other Dangerous Articles.
  Bureau of Explosives, New York, NY
  Pamphlet 22
  Pamphlet 22
  July 1960
  43 p.

• Bureau of Explosives
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  Illustrating Methods for Loading and Bracing Carload and Less Than Carload Shipments of Explosives and Other Dangerous Articles.
  Bureau of Explosives, New York, NY
  Pamphlet 6
  Pamphlet 6
  October 1962
  32 p.

• Earle, I.
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  Hazards Lurking Behind the Scenic Beauty.
  Devon Fire Brigade, England
  Fire, Vol. 74, No. 922, 603,606, April 1982

• Fire
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  Sand Proved to be Best Extinguishmant at Chemical Incident.
  Fire, Vol. 74, No. 922, 597-599, April 1982

• Anderson, P.
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  Chemsafe--The Industry's Answer for On-the-Spot Information.
  Fire, Vol. 74, No. 922, 601, April 1982

• Hargreaves, V.
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  Why and How London Decided to Require Hazchen Warning Signs on Buildings.
  Fire, Vol. 74, No. 922, 598-599, April 1982

• Zuccarelli, L. A.
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  Dilute With Large Amounts of Water?
  Northern Virginia Community College, Annandale
  Fire Chief, Vol. 27, No. 12, 33-36, December 1983

• Cox, J.
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  PCB/PVC Confusion Continues to Spell Caution for Fire Fighters.
  Fire Engineering, NY
  Fire Engineering, Vol. 136, No. 12, 46,49,51, December 1983

• Mac Fadyen, J. T.
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  Routine Shipments of Essential Goods Are Freighted With Special Risks.
  Smithsonian, Vol. 15, No. 1, 44-53, April 1984