Kehoe: I have just learned that you delivered a paper on July 29th in San Francisco before the Section on Public Health and Nutrition of the Sixth Pacific Science Congress entitled, "The Fate of Lead in Human Food".

Will you be good enough to advise me how to mix paint for a three coat job (priming or size coat, first coat, second coar or finish coat) so that the finished job will have a high gloss finish and without the use of lead in any of the three coats?

Sept. 8 1958 Complete clinical examination (consisting of physical examination, microscopic blood examination (^ed count, white count, differential count, haemoglobin determina tion, count of stippled erythrocytes), urinalysis, lead analysis of urine, blood and faeces) .... $50.00 l f L uy 47&V * Kf 0016921 N19501.01

Edsall: Enclosed you will find a check for $2,000.00 from the Lead Industries Association.

Hayhurst, Department of Health, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio Dear Dr# Hayhurst: I thank you very much indeed for your letter of September 22 containing the information in the case of a station attendant for the Standard Oil Company of Ohio, who has what has been diagnosed as lead poisoning* I shall examine into this case at the earli est possible time, and I will report to you later any conclusions which we arrive at# Very truly yours, RAK:EJ h 0003569

Kehoe University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Cincinnati,Ohio Dear Dr, Kehoe Thank you for your instructive letter on tetraethyl lead.

Fishbeln: I am sending you herewith an article v/hich contains the results of several years experi mentation with tetraethyl lead* I am sending It to the American Medical Association because 1 think there are some matters In it that are of interest and importance to the medical profession at large.

. ~` burdensome and not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

Some dusts are poisonous (lead, mercury, arsenic, manganese, and cadmium) and some act as irritants (silica, steel, iron, and granite).

Some dusts are poisonous (lead, mercury, arsenic, manganese, and cadmium) and some act as irritants (silica, steel, Iron, and granite).

GE is one of the leading firms in most of the major industries in which it participates.

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Bo usos a head scoop and aaaagos to get the lead oa his hands and elotbos and oa the floor.

Bo usos a head scoop and aaaagos to get the lead oa his hands and elotbos and oa the floor.

FILE NAME: National Safety Council (NSC) DATE: 1936 Oct DOC#: NSC164 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Excerpt - Transactions of the NSC - 25th National Safety Congress 25th M afm nal Safety Cmgiress NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL, I n c .