I agree with you chat the possibility of lead poisoning is an extremely important one ia industry and it is certainly of growing importance ia paediatrics.

. ______ pBIIIBfr given in your letter of August 21, I should ha zard the opinion that the diagnosis of lead poisoning was probably incorreet.

Christainson: In accordance with our telephone conversation I am sending herewith a copy of the report of our findings on two cups from a set of household ware that was responsible for the production of lead poisoning in two young persons (newly married) who had used the ware for general table purposes for a period of about three weeks.

. _____ given in your letter of August 21, I should ha zard the opinion that the diagnosis of lead poisoning was probably incorreet.

In my opinion there is no advantage, and there are definite disadvantages in the use of lead-containing gasolines for a variety of purposes, but so far as I can see, there Is no danger of lead poisoning involved in the U3e of such gasolines in stoves, lamps, blow torches etc# I should consider it a matter of wisdom, commercially, to supply ordinary gasolines for these purposes.

Christainson: In accordance with our telephone conversation I am sending herewith a copy of the report of our findings on two cups from a set of household ware that was responsible for the production of lead poisoning in two young persons (newly married) who had used the ware for general table purposes for a period of about three weeks.

Tuttle, %*,' :V";^ . ' - American Institute of Lead Hanufacture|&. 90 Wset atrest, ^ Sew York City, Hear York. 1:1^ v' My dear Sir: According to our records Harvard University has received but ft 5,.658,08 toward the *7,jjp. promised this year-for the.lofeeti^atios of lead poisoning*.

Thompson.- We have your communication oi Hiarcn d vn C* AA ri <5 * ours of the 23rd ultimo respecting tmheo dmivmisiivoun yoxf eo xapmeonhsoeos^ incident to the investigation hy the Harvard Medical School of lead poisoning.

Third, the clinical picture in this instance* while not entirely charac teristic, and not in itself justifying the diagnosis of lead poisoning* is nevertheless, compatible with the toxic effects of lead.

CiATED ETHYL COMPANY LIMITED .flTIUEHY HOUSE, ARTILLERY F/JW, LONDON, PRQ/108 Britannic House, Finsbury Circus, LONDON, EoCoE. 18th April 1945,, Dear Fossett, Lead Poisoning.

Roy Brown, National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association, we have been asked to bring together a small group to explore potential approaches that might lead to reduction of opportunity for and incidence of lead poisoning in young children caused by environmental exposure to and ingestion of chips from old lead-based paint coatings often found in deteriorating urban housing.

Manfred Bowditch Bead Industries Association 420 Lexington Avenue New York City 17 Dear Manfred: First let me thank you for the 20 copies of the Bead Poisoning Symposium.

Despite these comments, vhich might point to a significant occupational exposure to lead during some period of this man*s vork, all I can say, categorically, is that the occupational factor of handling leaded gasoline 3hould be utterly excluded* I might point out in this regard that there lias never been a case of lead poisoning from the handling of leaded gasoline at service stations in the history of the industry.

I might point out in this regard that there lias never been a case of lead poisoning from the handling of leaded gasoline at service stations in the history of the industry.

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