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3-mo 7* 1937 Dr, J* Howard Beard University Health Officer Urbana Illinois Dear Doctor Beards This is Just a line to let you know that Dr* Charles F.
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October 28* 1933 Mr, H* L* Miner Safety Department E# I, duPonb d Hemours and Co#* Wilmington* Delaware Dear Mr* Miners Through Mr# Sahaefer of the Manufacturing Department of the Ethyl Gasoline Corporation your inquiry concerning the use of leaded gsaol'na in blow torches made to Mr# Stacker at the Dye Works Plant ha3 been brought to my attention# X remember that you mentioned this matter to me in Chicago some weeks ago# I was unable to see Dr# Pamela at the Dye Works Plant to discuss the matter with him so that I ara writing direct t you and sending a copy of the latter to him* The difficulty of obtaining gasoline without lead la obviously increasing# It i3 quite apparent* therefore* that gasoline containing lead Is very likely to be used for almost any purpose for which gasoline is used* She Ethyl Gasoline Corporation and the dis tributors of Ethyl Gasoline will do what they can to prevent the use of leaded gasol'ne for purposes other than automobile fuel* However it is quite certain that they will not entirely succeed* lust what may eventually be dons to supply ordinary gasoline for a variety of purposes is hard to anticipate* Therefore I am quite willing to assume that leaded gasoline will bo used for a variety of purposes for which it was not intended* It Is almost certain that It will b used In some measure in blow torches# It seems Inevitable to me that the use of leaded gasoline in blow torches will result in difficulties of the type described in your letter* I am no technical expert on this matter but it seems reasonable to m that 30m deposits may occur in and around the Jets and that some corrosion of the parts mak take placo# I should be interested in knowing just how much difficulty is likely to be occasioned by this, and whether or not It will be of any importance from a safety point of view# I should Imagine that the bad effects from the point of view of injury to equipment would b no responsibility on the part of gasoline dis tributors but would be rather an accepted responsibility on the part of gasoline purchasers* ,A 2 Prom the point of view of safety In relation to lead absorption, I can not conceive of the Madod gasoline giving rise to occupational hazard.
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August 21, 1933 Mr* A.
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NTE R - OFFICE RRESPONOENCE Et h y l Ga s o l in e Co r p o r a t io n At l a n t a Of f ic e Rh o d e s -Ha v e r t y Bu il d in g At l a n t a , Ge o r g ia April 6, 19S0.
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Lnteraatiox.vl Lead Refeyixg COMPANY Kast ( iih aiio.Indiana hkfimm.
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16^ BESTG t* ^ p-6 -i$ RECEIVED f u : M AR 1 9 1930 Enhanced Elimination of\FC-95- - 3M TOXICOLOGY and 14 FC-143- C in Rats with Cholestyramine Treatment March 5, 1980 Conducted at : During: Conducted by: Report b y : Riker Laboratories, Inc.
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CHEMICAL REFERENCE STATEMENT DIOXIN The terra dioxin describes a family of 76 chemical compounds.
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FILE NAME: General Motors (GM) DATE: 1936 Oct DOC#: GM004 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Transactions - National Safety Congress m ctre ss N A T IO N A L SAFETY COUNCIL, I n c ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY OCTOBER 5 to OCTOBER 9, 1936 Ambassador, Chelsea, Ritz-Carlton Hotels and Atlantic City Auditorium Copyright, 1936, National Safety Council, Inc.
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FILE NAME: National Lead (NATL) DATE: 1935 DOC#: NATL064 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: N atl Lead Subsidiary RS Tabor at Mtg setting up IHF, pg. 7 J.
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FILE NAME: National Safety Council (NSC) DATE: 1932 Oct DOC#: NSC236 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Transactions of the NSC - 21st Annual Safety Congress 1932 TRANSACTIONS National Safety Council Incorporated TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL SAFETY CONGRESS W ashington.
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FILE NAME: National Safety Council (NSC) DATE: 1934 Aug 27 DOC#: NSC338 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Letter to Grant Wilson Co.
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FILE NAME: National Safety Council (NSC) DATE: 1934 Aug 27 DOC#: NSC339 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Letter to Standard Asbestos Mfg Co.
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FILE NAME: New York State & NY Times (NY) DATE: 1938 DOC#: NY081 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: NY Dept of Labor Special Bulletin - Silicosis & Its Prevention Special B ulletin N o. 198 1938 SILICOSIS A N D ITS PR EV EN TIO N By Adelaide Ross Smith, M.D.
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FILE NAME: Eagle-Picher (EP) DATE: 1932 DOC#: EP003 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Letter RE Inspection Report (See File # 1 for Report & #5) 'nited S tates Department of commerce BUREAU O F M INES CO-OPERATIVE C LIN IC PICHER, OKLAHOMA March 11, 1932.
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