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V \ RIVER ROUGE, MICHIGAN STANDARD O IL COMPANY OF IN D IA N A Tank Incident Number #1 Brief Summary Tank #22 - Standard Oil Company, River Rouge, Michigan - April 1932 Little relevant history of the tank is known, excepting that it had been idle for about 60 days after pump down and that bottom sludge contained 0.50% organic lead.

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