t i u m l t 1m & polwtsiBg i f th e sssmoiiest o f * u . `^ f b n s o f e ts ll l o p o leonln c > t w m u te le a d poisoning, th a t i s the o ffset o f a sadden absorption o f loud in non hue toon h ith e rto unknown* Whoa a la rg e q u a n tity o f m b * soluble Bolt o f loud lo sh allow ed,it gives r i s e to the ordinary syarptoms o f i r r i t a n t poisoning namely, nausea, Totaltin g , p a in in th e abdomen, vio le n t purging, weakness am co llap se

Lead pp^yenfng - The Association has suppor ted medical research on lead poisoning at Harvard University ever since its inception.

.,, Gentlemen: We certainly appreciate your very courteous and prompt attention to our request for informa tion regarding the illness of one of our employees who claims to have Lead Poisoning. .'

We have been in t e r e st e d in th e sub je ct o f lead poison in g fo r a good many y e ar s, and we ar e , in deed, happy to have th e in form ation you have given us on th e su b je c t .

: City for some years and that he had done some of the autopsy and subsequent investigations in connection with the Bayway poisoning* I have no knowledgeoJMaovMpr* Korrls and Gattlor obtained information about the ^flH|H|case* However, ny best guess is that something in tnn^srtuatlon load them to believe that this case was similar to the Bayway poisoning and that they might find tetraethyl lead in the tissues as they did in certain of the Bayway cases* I have no reason to believe that either of those gentlemen is other than an able and honest Investigator* Consequently, I do not believe that you need to have any fear of their findings in this case* I have not heard from Dr.

Drinkers Two years ago when I visited the Harvard School for Industrial Hygiene I recall discussing with you the possibility of some pre-test for lead poisoning which would enable us to weed out individuals who were markedly susceptible.

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lover he ,,,. itliiaf lghd poisoning is hopndtid np.fcWi a >prto and < fafftoterams of lead in the aettfiwl: the pwlteie# teli- blip!

I was talking to Charles Keller last week about, various aspects of the battery business, I am also a storage battery manufacturer, and mentioned that I could find very little infor mation in the United States relating to lead poisoning, its effects, diagnosis, and cures.

' I was talking to Charles Keller last week about, various aspects of the battery business, I am also a storage battery manufacturer, and mentioned that I could find very little infor- mat ion in the United States relating to lead poisoning, its effects, diagnosis, and cures. ..

Kehoe: Some time ago I wrote you regarding the case of who thought he might have lead poisoning.

I was speaking, of course, of group examinations and not of the investigation,of an individual case of suspected lead poisoning-.

Other Codes Lead magnesium strontium titanium tungsten oxide 15,458 Study Initiated/Completed 8/16-30/84 PPL Material Submitted by EMD Sun Valley CLASS B POISON TEST ON RABBIT SKIN Haskell '`Evaluation: Dielectric composition PL-802 produced no deaths within 48 hours when applied in doses of 200 mg/kg to the intact skin of 6 rabbits for 24 hours.

., relative case, I looked up the matter of Dr, Dorris and Dr, er, remembering too lato to coint out to you h Ino 3 had been medical examiner in Cow York City- for some years and that he had done some of the autopsy and subsequent Investigations in connection with"tho Bayway poisoning, I have no knowledgeo ^ h m ^ D r , Dorris and Oattlor obtained information about the f f l H | | c a s @ , However, ny best guess is that something in th^sTtuatlon load them to believe that this case was similar to tho Bayway poisoning and that they might find tetraethyl lead in the tissues as they did in certain of the Bayway cases, I have no reason to believe that either of those gentlemen is other than an able and honest investigator.

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