AQ&hCI STOCK RECORD: Postings to Stock Record frost Anaconda Lead Products Company's Sales Record - Shipments to and Sales from stocks Anaconda Sales Company's Sales Record Sales from stocks August 1932 August 1932 The above transactions lnolude felt# Lead Sales and Shipments, and Milts Lead in Oil Sales and Shipments* MSTSHTAV ARP SUPPLY RECORDS S Zmvoiees covering Material ftirohascd ts Warehouse Receiving File Receiving Pile to Warehouse Cards Requisitions ooverlng Material Issued to Warehouse Cards, and Monthly Summary of Supplies Issuer Stook on Band to Warehouse Cards August 1932 Tests in August 1932 Tests as of November 9th, 1932 STOCK ON HIND AT AUGUST 313T. 1932s - A Coal B Coka C Aoatle Acid D Soda Ash X Liners and Cooperage (Barrels) f Miscellaneous Supplies 0 Si Sodium Aeetale H m Carriers (Carboys,Boxes and Barrels) I m wearing Apparal J Salt L Hydroohlorio Acid M Linseed Oil V Containers (White Lead in Oil) | 651*19 167.01 2,446*00 371.62 92.21 11,433.48 570.00 66.27 419*26 1.568*36 INSURANCE RECORDS: Cheeked Invoices covering Insurance Prmaluma, and Credit Mmsoranda ooverlng Return Premiums, to Insurance Sheets Footings of Insurance Sheets Monthly eredlts to "Unsxplred Insurance* to Journal Xntrlss Balanced Insurance Sheets with Ledger Acoount, as of September 1931, to August 19 32, inclusive September 1931, to August 1932, inclusive September 1931, to August 1932, Inclusive August 31st, 1932 PNYC 00011950

In so far a-a Ur, is concerned, you can .assure Ur* fccrtierson that there- is no likelihood of .vfcaw acquiring leed poisoning from the heudliag of loeded gasoline. 1 bcv seen no eases of-lead poisoning which were over contracted or contributed to by work with leaded geeolinej and moreover, all of the evidence which wo and others fesve eccu&mleteS lends u* to the opinion that there Is no likelihood of poisoning from this source from the handling c f 'leaded gasoline es ordinarily carried out in commerce.

Kehoe: I apologize for having delayed in acknow ledging receipt of your four papers on lead, which you submitted for the Journal.

Bureau of Mine* lead dust particulate (75% litharge, 25% lead).

- was not word ay . ote ~ owe No exhaust equipment is used in this department building This room is located at one end of the # and opens inte the mixing a roll room The operations in this room are intermittent Extaber containing large quantities of litherge 18free lead and alca are weighed out we from original containers into a pan on a scale The ties is ressived in baga " These bags are ripped open down the middle and allowed to lis on the floor It aues notAee that < "eonni/dor quantitiesquantities of the litherge and upon they remain mica sare spilled the scale and floor bere were allowed to t The elsened shift until close to the end of the shift floors and scale wore then by ress batch dry sweeping The complets contains liquid bakelite sulphur nics asbertos litberge aroclor serep and ruboer The percent of litharge in the batch varies from 30 to 35 The weighed batch is the tracked to the mixers | into which it is dumped and mixed with ssline and erbertos The opereter working in this department bed been at one tias supplied with a dust respirator but preferred to work without it complaining that it interfered with hi glaskes he also said it we too bot for confort This un stated that he has been engaged at this work for about seven years 02492 02492 02492 02492 02492 ee ree ee ee ey - - ee oe tempter aisers In thik departnsat the batches mixed with " in closed -- The mixed acterial is then hand shoveled from the mixer into the ralls One roll is hot the other cold The asterial adheres to the cold roll The naterial is rolled to the desired thickness From the rolls the asterial is taan rum onto cutting tables where the sheets are cut to length The gasoline Used is recovered in a condenser located in the esa2 room Free abeets - rings gaskete and packing are stamped out on power muchinsa , 2: One end of the building is used for storage of raw material Asbestos board used in making clutch facing and a spesial astarial called 18 is made in this departac . .__ Scrop material and new asbestos are hand dumoed into paper bestore mixed with water and starch and worked to the proper consistency The pulp is then passed through the rolls to the required thickness The 18 material which is composed of usbestos atomized metallic lead elum glisonite graphite und scrap are zised in a bester and the pulp pumped to storage tanks The atomised lead is about 200 mesh The Lead is dumped on a piece of cardboard on the floor in front of the beater and is sieved into the pulp by bend shoveling into a sieve resting on the top of the beater The wet pulp is run from the beaters to storage tanks From the storage tank the et pulp is run inte troughs | coffine where the water is drained out leaving the solid material in the trough The solid material is then transferred to a heated press share it is pressed to required thickness removed and cut into strips by hand It was noted that the operator handling the stomized isad uz well on others in close 02493 proxialty did not wear respiratore Asbestos board is cut to sise for the punching machines Facinga- are stamped out on aschines by men and wiped sad stecked on skipbsy girls The composition of this board is practically 95 or more asbestos ' * Feeings cured and then finished The finishing sorations include grinding surfaces and edges on Blanchard Cincinnati and cylinder grinders drilling and shot blasting All shines this department are equipped .

Truokiftg oharge da lead In oil Bhlpped from . .

or drifts Lead or zinc mining Lead or zinc mining -- with shaft?

Brass foundry workers, curi lead poisoning.

All colors ................................. ................ 4.20 2.22 1.17 .65 GIANT PAINTERS WHITE A semi-pasto paint that is whiter than white lead.

Tobacco, for instance, produces a wet burning zinc vapors arise from molten brass, or lead occurring in the exhaust of a motor car burning gasoline contain ing tetra-ethyl lead.

Tobacco, for instance, produces a wet burning zinc vapors arise from molten brass, or lead occurring in the exhaust of a motor car burning gasoline contain ing tetra-ethyl lead.

Brass foundry workers, curi lead poisoning.

This amount should be added to whatever stay remain of the Lead Fund and employed in accordance with the px*evious terms of the Lead Fund.

ELLIS 122 SOUTH 'MICHIGAN AVENUE CHICAGO June 12, 1935 Kettering Laboratory of Applied Physiology University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio Gentlemen: I have a -specimen of spinal fluid taken from a case of possible lead poisoning and I would like to know what you would charge the insurance company to make an electro-spectrographic examin ation of this specimen for the percentage of lead.

Op to this year du font has promoted a lover cost leaded tlne-TlO*-calcium carbonate pigmentation.