Grants; I am sending herewith f ' '* on the samples obtained The urinary findings are well above normal and confirm the diagnosis of lead intoxication.

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Crane has seen the report of the lead investigation which was sent to Dr.

In my letter to you of October 8th, I requested that you send me, if possible, a reprint of your article on lead poisoning dealing with the effects on the central nervous system, and particularily concerning cases which manifest epileptiform seizures.

Grants; I an sending herewith the analytical renmg^Lon the samples obtained from^ and The urinary findings are well above normal and confirm the diagnosis of lead intoxication.

National Lead Company, Buffalo, Chicagp.S&L^uis.tmcmnaEi, San Francisco, New York; NfariartaJi-BosEpn Lea'd Co., Boston: John T.

Iying which'frb-ei^of;iead; provides a reliable, corfosive liquldf;An^,'becau^|ere is no tin ning, process temperatjijes high as the lead'ilsptf can be used'^tfesa.fe^^gg. f _ National Lead..Company. -.. sells the following related* products. ' "United Tubond" .ibein, and 'fittings for -handiu sulphurous and' other, a water, etc. .

Kehoe, I would be most grateful if wou would send me a complete series of the publications of your department together with any other publications on the lead situation.

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Carter, President Sattonal Lead Ooapany 111 Broadway lev fork, 3.

Frederick Thamann, entitled, "The Behavior of Lead in the Animal Organism." while your observations are of interest, they seem to be devoted largely to experiments on laboratory animals.

ANSWER: Abex objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that it is overly broad, burdensome, lacks relevance to this case and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

This was not an unusual procedure as refinery officials are generally aware of~our interest in these cases and very frequently advise us of any case where there is the slightest suggestion of a lead effect.

Dear Doctor Kehoe: This acknowledges receipt of your letter of April 21st inquiring about publication of your report on the experimental study which you made of some of the men engaged in the insulation of houses by The Eagle-Picher Lead Company.

DOUB: Your Honor, I object to it as 20 leading. 21 THE COURT: Overruled.