Kehoe, M.

Heinrich Brieger, professor of Industrial Medicine Department of Pediatrics and Preventive Medicine Jefferson Medical.

Heinrich Brieger, professor of Industrial Medicine Department of Pediatrics and Preventive Medicine Jefferson Medical.

Kehoe, M.

Harrison, M.D. ent of Pediatrics, Johns H opkins University School of M edicine, Harriet Lane H om e of Johns H opkins Hospital, and Pediatric Division of Baltimore City Hospitals fistula permittc .

Kehoe, M.

Kehoe, M.

Department of Pediatrics, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Harriet Lane Home of Johns Hopkins Hospital, and Pediatric Division of Baltimore City Hospitals rmitte fe { rj^HE a v a il a b il it y of a new and effective mental status of affected children and the iduce un j X therapeutic agent has resulted in re- 1 vias in- I ^..'

Kehoe has told us, there has been a diminution in the severity of industrial cases, rather than in their total number.

Kehoe, M.D., Director Kettering Laboratory of Applied Physiology University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Eden Avenue Cincinnati 19, Ohio Dear Bob: By way of making a start on what you should have as a basis for formulating municipal regulations with regard to "paints that may be chewed by children," herewith are (l) a copy of a letter received from Dan Ring of the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association on Friday, (2) copies of the three of his enclosures which I have in multiple, (3) a copy of a statement prepared for the February 2lith meeting of the ASA Z66.1 Subcommittee by Mr.

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FILE NAME: Oil Industry and American Petroleum Institute (API) DATE: 1957 Apr 21 DOC#: API038 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Minutes from API Medical Advisory Meeting with Attachments 'CR INFORMATION CNIY AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE MEDICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE Twenty-third Meeting April 21, 1957 Sheraton-Jefferson Hotel St.

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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT API-94 SC-API-2355 A P I MISCELLANEOUS CORRESPONDENCE 1953 through 1956 2l 'll!.

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