Kehoe Kettering Laboratory Cincinnati 19, Ohio Dear Doctor Kehoe: Enclosed herewith is a paper entitled "An Unusual Aspect of Lead Poisoning," by Dr. .

In accordance with our safety regulations, we are enclos ing a booklet pertaining to our precautions for handling organic lead compounds in laboratories and a release concerning the use of the material, tould you please sign and return the latter to us promptly.

Maynard" June 14, 1950 K, Locher Esso Standard Oil Company Memphis, Tennessee This will acknowledge your letter of June 7, together with its attachments, calling our attention to a case of alleged lead poisoning at Esso Standard* a plant in Memphis* I na quite sure that this matter has been brought to Dr* Kehoe1s attention through other channels* In any event, I know that he will be appreciative of your thoughtfulness in telling us about it and, as a matter of record, a copy of this letter together with copies of your correspondence are being forwarded to Dr* Kehoe* ESL/rnf cct /Dr* E.

Kehoe: From the latest summary on finances of the lead project, it appears that the available funds must be about exhausted.

/r Dear Bill: " here are attached two papers concerning lead which may be of interest.

., Director Kettering LaboratoryUniversity of Cincinnati College of Medicine Eden Avenue Cincinnati 19, Ohio Dear Bob: I amquite sure that I never got around to thanking you for your thoughtful letter of June 2i|th relative to the proposed study of lead poisoning and Coenzyme J3L,onwhich I had asked your advice.

. - Cleveland, Ohio up to 1952 - Bedford, Ohio 1952-present 11 - Nashville, Tennessee 1982-present (b) 1963-present--roll lining, fabricated parts 12 1974-present--paper friction materials; (c) Irrelevant objection and probably not able to lead to 13 the development of this data, in any event; (d) Bedford - Robert Martin, Vice President, Manufacturing 14 Nashville - Ed Stanek, Plant Manager; (e) See response to No. 1.12(d); 15 (f) See response to No. 1.12(d). 16 17 18 19 20 1.13 During the Relevant Times, did you maintain or 21 distribute manuals, instructions, dealer handbooks or pricing 22 information pertaining to the sale, use, installation or removal of 23 asbestos or asbestos products?

Kehoe: It has been some time now since I have heard anything concerning your work on the toxicology of lead absorption and I assume that perhaps by this time your equipment is functional and it would be worth while to see it and discuss the program with you.

Kehoe College of Medicine Eden Avenue Cincinnati 19> Ohio Dear Bob: Thanks for your letter of March 3rd regarding the lack of lead warning signs and labels in Ethiopia.

Milliken joined the Company in 1937 in the lead chemicals department of the Philadelphia Branch.

May 1*#. 1956 Dr* Graham Edgar Ethyl Gas elIne Core o rati on Chrysler Building Hew York City Hew York ) Dear Dr* Edgars After giving some consideration to the letter from the Jones On Company attached to your letter of April 2liths I should be Inclined to advise this company that the tank should not be used for the storage of drinking water or for any food products* As you are well aware, it is a difficult matter to o lean these tanks in such a way as to leave the scale on the sides entirely free of lead compounds* Since this is difficult, I should consider it unwise, if only from a medico-legal point of view, to make use of such a tank for the storage of drinking water or for any article which goes into food stuffs* If It ere intended to use the tank for the storage of water for a jacket water, or for other purely industrial purposes, I should see no objection.

Kehoe: We are now getting together an outline from which we plan to prepare a technical paper dealing with our studies of particulate lead in exhaust gas.

Kehoe: I am enclosing two copies of the initial draft of our report on exhausted particulate lead compounds, I have written the report along lines which might be suitable for later re lease to our customer companies, should the decision be made to make our data available in this way.

(p) When working with this material, the chance of contami nating hands and subsequently contaminating the food is a definite posslblity. (3) It has long been the opinion of the Medical Department that eating in process departments is a potentially hazardous procedure that could lead to serious diffi culties.

. $50*0 (consisting of physical examination# microscopic blood examination (Red and White counts, differential-count# haemoglobin determination# and stippling count)# urinalysis and microscopic examination of urine# and determination of urinary lead content by spectrographic method* ) Reimbursement X-Ray examination * * * , . 10*00 (See attached receipted bill) Total * * $60*00 K* 0016566- N19363.01