The office was origi nally located in the First Central building but was moved in 1932 to the present excellent quarters in the new and modern Tenney building Brose Winegar was in charge View of Madison Office until his death in 1932 when management duties were taken over by Hank Kaiser who incidentally is in his 17th year of able service for the organization He is a graduate of the home office sales department and went to Madison via a splendid sales record in Wausau territory Sixteen people constitute a complete sales engineering payroll audit and index claim organization This territory located as it is on the edge of the Milwaukee industrial area will grow and will continue as an important unit of our organization lation had reduced the concentration about half but was still much too high Due to the nature of these grind- ing operations they are extremely difficult to ventilate They then obtained some information from Detroit manufacturers and found that lead poisoning had also de- veloped there As a result they decided to discontinue disc grinding of soldered seams and substitute hand filing operations I was again called to make tests on April 18 1935 and found that due to the change in opera- tions the lead concentration had been reduced to 0.49 milligrams a figure well below the permissable limit of 3 milligrams I was told that due to this reduction in concentration the men no longer showed evidence of lead absorption as determined by periodic medical examina- tions They are well satisfied with our services in aiding them to solve this problem -E G.
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It is necessary ts keep clear gasoline in store' as the period of tine that such a reserve stock may bo held in storage is in definite^-toad.. therefore it is considered undesirable to hold it ad leaded gasoline,,,.
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I f you fin d a su ^icien t amount c f lead and think t h is man is su ffer in g from lead pcisen in g and think i t urgen t enough please telephone me Un itl I h ear from you I w ill in st it u t e the treatment as outlin ed in Dr, Jachle*s reorm t. ' SKF/ o Kg- 0017646
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National Lead Company held at No.
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Be are delivering to you herewith a balance sheet of the Acne White lead A Color Works, Detroit, Mich., the *artln-Senour Cf Chisago, 111., and Lowe Bros.
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hite Plains* The nhysleal examinations, the laboratory examinations, the x-ray examinations and the analyses of the blood and excreta of these Individuals .for lead and arsenic, gave substantially negative results* The men were in a good state of health and gave no clinical evidence of lead absorption, while the tests on their excreta give findings within the range for normal individuals outside of the load trades* We have observed the manner in which thoso men work* We have made tests of the dust concentration in the atmosphere in connection with various types of work which they carry out* Under certain conditions of high dust concentration in the air, the me n wear masks.
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The office was origi- nally located in the First Central building but was moved in 1932 to the present excellent quarters in the new modern Tenney building Brose Winegar was in charge View of Madison Office until his death in 1932 when management duties were taken over by Hank Kaiser who incidentally is in his 17th year of able service for the organization He is a graduate of the home office sales department and went to Madison via a splendid sales record in Wausau territory Sixteen people constitute a complete sales engineering payroll audit and index claim organization This territory located as it is on the edge of the Milwaukee industrial area will grow and will continue as an important unit of our organization lation had reduced the concentration about half but was still much too high Due to the nature of these grind ing operations they are extremely difficult to ventilate They then obtained some information from Detroit manufacturers and found that lead poisoning had also de- veloped there As a result they decided to discontinue disc grinding of soldered seams and substitute hand filing operations I was again called to make tests on April 18 1935 and found that due to the change in opera- tions the lead concentration had been reduced to 0.49 milligrams a figure well below the permissable limit of 3 milligrams I was told that due to this reduction in concentration the men no longer showed evidence of lead absorption as determined by periodic medical examina- tions They are well satisfied with our services in aiding them to solve this problem G.EMeiter .
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Lead Indnatrlea Association ".
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The loss of this substance may lead to attacks of cramps, unless the salts are replaced in the drinking water.
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Lead Indnatrlea Association ".
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This plant It pantad la connection with a lead analter and tha product la nado fro iywprodnete of lead smelting.
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National- Lead Company.
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Three stales (Xew Jersey, Ohio and Pennsylvania) require employers to cause to be examined at least once a month, employees engaged in any work or proc ess cx|ioing them to lead dust, lead fumes or lead solutions.
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A considerable number of such cases were directed to the Cllnle, particu larly cases of lead poisoning, and contact was made with the industries from which they came.
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I su g g est, th e re fo re , th a t i f th is idea meets w ith y o u r a p p ro v a l t h a t you send me th e a v a i l a b l e co p ie s o f th e th i c k pam phlet on ttHorraal le a d e t c . 51 to g e th e r w ith a c o rre sp o n d in g number o f c o p ie s o f "An A p p ra is a l o f th e Lead Hazards A sso ciated w ith th e D is tr ib u tio n and Use of Leaded G a so lin e * F a r t I ,f.
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