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Joseph Lead Company New York N.Y.

FILE NAME: Newspaper & Magazine Articles (NMA) DATE: 1955 DOC#: NMA002 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Cigarettes Y Sa a M 3 ^ :x ^ ^ * - r~ ^ - - - - v d A xc'j . ^ ^ T k A are the results of CU's recent laboratory tests Wi f ill filter-tip cigarettes give you les3 nicotine and tar than plaits cigarettes?

.: Properties of hlgh-boiUne petroleum products: quantitative analysis of tumor-response data obtained from application of refinery prod ucts to skin of mice, *335 Blood: behavior of circulating blood and of bone marrow' In silicosis, 93 changes In blood level of humans chronically ex posed to low level gamma radiation, 516 fats and-lipids: chylomicron count as indicator of phosphorus poisoning [Fleming A Colllngs), *567 hematological differentiation between silicosis and sUicotuberculosis, 508 protein fractions in silicosis and sUicotuberculosis. 91 quantitative lead determination In drinking water and blood, 609 study of diagnosis of lead poisoning: new method of assay for lead in blood with application to other organic media, 606 Bloomfield, B.

FILE NAME Household Contact HC DATE 1950 DOC HC058 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Government Report Environmental and Occupational Cancer Surveys A Methodology for Public Health Technical Monograph No. 1 A Methodology for Environmental and Occupational Cancer Surveys By W.

"A typical composition used for coloring asbestos cloth by impregnation Is the following: Coloring composition used Parts by weight Pigments............ .. ......................................................................... 22.5 Pulverized dlatomaceous earth...................................... 2.5 Boiled linseed oil.................................. 15.0 -Spar varpish............................................................................. 5-0 Tricresyl phosphate............................................................. 3.0 Aluminum naphthenate........................................................... 0.75 Aluminum stearate.................................................................. 0.75 Polychlordiphenyl ................................................................ 14.0 3-ehlcr-2-hydro;xy-diphenyl................ 0.5 Linoleate of lead and manganese................................. 1.0 Volatile thinner (petroleum spirits)...................35.0 Total....................... 100.00 " dSMM 269^80 STLCOPCB4054247 2,071.<-06 Russell L.

The first law governing medical control of lead industries was enacted in 1905.

Owens-Illinois, Inc. objects to responding to this request in regard to any period of time other than the period during which it engaged in the business involved in this case which ended in mid-1958 or concerning any facility not related to that business, on the basis that any such response would be irrelevant to the subject matter of the pending litigation, would not be reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence, and would be burdensome and oppressive.

No. 82 W EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 29, 1954 * SUBJECT TO CHANCE WITHOUT NOTICE .4 jS0fc if f t N16476 Gats.

This defendant objects to this interrogatory as being unintelligible, overly broad, burdensome and oppressive, not reasonably calculated to lead to the 4 rc discovery of admissible evidence and not limited to any issue which is the subject of this case.

Graining Specialties--Japalac_______ Greens (Trim and Trellis)__________ 18 12 20 9 21 6 Product Pagt R Rapidcote--Varnish 16 Rea Lead, liquid 13 Reflect-O-Lite Paste Paint_________ Rtpolin 13 Rockspar--Varnish 17 Roof Paint 24 27 H House Paint Primer--Basecoat_____ 6 Household Insecticide--Glid-N_____ 28 S I Interior Varnish 16 Iron Primer____________________ ___ 12 Screen Enamel--Japalac 21 Sealette______ _______________ Semi-Gloss Wall Finish........................... 9 Shellac..._________________________ 19 Shingle Stain... 7 Slick Linoleum Coating 24 J Japalac____...______ -____________ 20-21 Japan Drier.................................... 17 Japspar--Varnish...................... 16 29 Knot Sealer K 6 Smoke Stack Black............................... 13 Speedenamel 22 Spedene____ ______________________ 14 Speedoleum--Varnish.......................... 16 Speed-Wall Flat..................................... 8 Speed-Wall Gloss................................... 9 Speed-Wall Interior Basecoat............ 9 Speed-Wall Seml-Gloes......................... 9 Spred Flat............................................... 27 Spied Luster_______________________ 27 Spred Primer-Sealer 27 L Lik-A-Rub--Varnish_____________ Linoleum--Slick Lacquer___.... 24 Linoleum Varnish... 16 16 Stove and Iron Surfacene_____ Enamel__ _________ Superior Spedene Enamel Liquid Cement Coating and Cement Coating Mixing Liquid_________ Liquid Cleaner-- Glid-N.____________ Liquid Red Lead.....................................

GALLON QUART 275 ENAMEL CXDERBQDY - Vblte MKTALSHIKLD PROTECTIVE COATING 5.BO 4.35 1.80 1,36 281 Prlaer f, 286 Red Lead 6.40 4.80 10.20 7.65 1.94 1.45 2.88 2.16 UNISAX DEEP COLOR PUT FINISH 320 Raw Sienna 321 Burnt Sienna 322 Raw Umber 323 Burnt Itnber 324 Chartreuse 327 Primary Red 328 Primary Blue 329 Green 330 Brora 332 Primary Yello* 333 Black 334 Dubonnet 336 Electric Blue 338 Paprika 339 Dark Green 350 UNISAX PRIMER-SEALER - Clear UX1SAX BEIF SEALING FIAT FIXIBH * 5.80 4.35 2.08 1.65 2.06 1.66 2.08 1.66 2.06 1.66 2.24 1.70 2.34 1.70 2.24 1,70 2.24 1.70 2.08 1.66 2.34 1.70 2.08 1.66 2.08 1.65 2.24 1.70 2.24 1.70 2.24 1.70 1.80 1.36 355 Vblte 364 Roman Ivory 367 369 Light Blue Light Green 373 Rose Beige 374 Palm Green 377 Parlelan Gray 385 / PIGMENT VALL SEAIXR - Vhlte 29.50 22.16 is.'

The therapeutic value of this approach will be confirmed if therapies targeted to specific phenotypes are shown to lead to clinically important benefits.

Water Tank Finishes #1525 Chromate Primer________ #1777 Gray Synthetic Finish Coot Zinc Dust Paint No. 504 (W) (Z) Deduct 15 cents from 1-gallon price for 5's and drums 6;18 3.77 4.18 4.36 5.42 5.36 6.30 1.64 1.63 1.86 6.95 7.24 (NUCI o n tcoucsn PAGE 6 GLD026387 .............mi .......in.iimmmu.ujuiiii i'imiiiim VINYL-COTE 17601 178Y1 178R1 178W1 178R3 176R7 178E4 178C1 178R2 178D1 178Y2 17802 178R4 178R5 I76B2 178E2 I78E3 178G3 178W2 178R10 178R9 17804 178E8 178W4 197W1 177E1 I97B2 197B3 197E2 197E3 197E4 178C2 178C3 178C4 178C6 17861 178E1 176R6 178E5 178W3 178E7 I78R7 178A1 178G6 178E9 178W6 178EI1 Vinyl-Cote Metal Conditioning Primer ______________ Vinyl-Cote Metal Conditioning Primer ______________ Vinyl-Cote Red Lead Anti-Corrosive - , _______ Vinyl-Cote Leaded Zinc Anti-Corrosive______________ Vinyl-Cote Anti-Fouling Red_______________________ Vinyl-Cote Boottopping First Coater________________ Vinyl-Cote Ready Mixed Aluminum--Non-Leafing __ Vinyl-Cote M.

Low solubility lead is now largely used in glazes.