Cleveland Executive January 12, 1071 Lead Faint Poisoning Prevention Jet S 321* The National Faint, Varniah k.

Kehoe: In the early part of this year I mentioned to you a discussion that had taken place in the Lead Industries Association concerning lead poisoning publicity.

i .Airr4*$y..jefj.r -- CONCLUSIONS. ___ CO I findJuiaJSIT and WELLwith no trace of poisoning co or...

Stevens: We certainly agree in principle with the proposal given in your letter of July 28, 1972, for the narration change in the film, "Lead-Poisoning-The Hidden Epidemic."

I have a copy of your letter of M a y 50 addressed to the Medical Lepartment, Ethyl Corporation, 405 Lexington Avenue, New York City, concerning the possibility of poisoning following exposure to concentrated tetraethyl lead fluid.

September 3, 1964 Miss Constance Lima, Medical Librarian Standard Oil Company of New Jersey 30 Rockefeller Plaza New York, New York (10020) Dear Jtlss Lima; I am pleased to have you-republish ay article on "Methods for the Prevention of Lead Poisoning in Industry" in your Company's Medical Bulletin.

I h~d a litter of Greet Dane pups that the Vet said was showing clinical signs of lead poisoning.

Edsall, After discussion with the more important members of the American Institute of Lead Manufacturers, I am authorised to request the Harvard Medical School to proceed with the investiga tions into lead poisoning, as outlined in your recent letter to me, and the Institute will provide the necessary money as per your estimate of the expense.

Swallowed shot do not cause lead poisoning on this account.

., IV, I, 1922; lead Poisoning, Williams & Wilkins, 1924).

September 3, 1964 Miss Constance Lima, Medical Librarian Standard Oil Company of New Jersey 30 Rockefeller Plaza New York, New York (10020) Dear Miss lima; I am pleased to have you,republish ay article on "Methods for the Prevention of Lead Poisoning in Industry" in your Company's .Medical Bulletin.

Kehoe:- I cannot adequately express my appreciation of your very interesting letter with it's wealth of information on the subject of lead poisoning and particularly concer/ning the problem of tetra-ethyl lead in gasolene This confirms much of my study of the matter and affords specific facts that I know will be extremely useful in the case:: that is now coming up and in future ones of like nature As you so clearly stated my interest is not in winning the case, and I want every claimant under the Workmen's Compensation Act to receive whatever is properly due him under the laws, but I do believe that if there is no -merit in such a claim that every effort should be made to prevent the accumulation of erroneous decisions that might tend to establish ISe the toxity of lead in gasolene, if as a matter of fact such a thing does not exist.

Fowler Lead Industries Association, Inc. 292 Madison Avenue New York 17, New York Dear Don; I wonder whether you have some supply of "Industrial Lead Poisoning", the chapter from Patty; Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology, from which you could provide some additional copies for me.

Taylor Reported Lead Poisoning Case Hew York Office Boston Division February 10th, 1913 Today, we were called upon by a Mr.

in Part I. of the Poisons Schedule lead) tetra-ethyl, which is obtainable by any!