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The Metallic lead Product* Division had elected Sr.
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The Metallic lead Product* Division had elected Sr.
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The systemic reaction caused by such toxic dusts as lead, radium, man ganese, cadmium and mercury com pounds, when either breathed or swallowed or possibly absorbed through the skin.----- - c.
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Fumes may result from any of several chemical or physico-chemical changes such as zinc oxide, formed when burning zinc vapors arise from molten brass, or lead occurring in the exhaust of a motor car burning gasoline contain ing tetra-ethyl lead.
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Air Hygiene Foundation of America, Inc., 4400 Fifth Avo., Pittsburgh, Fa., December 10, lf-37 b'CES 10 RECENT LITERATURE 0,-.'
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A mixture of active lead 25.
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Lead oxide, metallic lead dusts, lead chromate, and the various powdered lead compounds--HT. 5.
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Joseph Lead Co.
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Oslo Leaded Zinc .55/65 is particularly noticeable.
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Joseph Lead Co.
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Air Hygiene Foundation of America, Inc., 4 *iGO Fifth Avo., Fitt sburgh, Fa., December 10, 1037 HtF&^gCES ID RECENT LITERATURE OH INDUSTRIAL DISEASES (A) Lews Items ~' ' - 589 MICHIGAN SY] JOSI". .
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The hazards of dust, chrcmiim, lead, ga othar material j ore discussed.
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We have been unable to demonstrate any adequate evidence of the part played by lead in his illness, and I am quite skeptical as to the significance of lead in the matter.
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P, Yant the Incidence of lead poisoning, in Industry particularly, is unnecessarily high.
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All of the samples show evidence of marked contamination with : litharge,^ the total lead content being 1 above 2G and the organic and presumably volatile lead content is also quite high.
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