We are pleased to enclose all of the Health and Safety Reprints which you request, except for Lead Poisoning in Young Children.

Hardy, M.D to Manfred Bowditch, October SO, 195S: We haye now treated three cases' of chronic lead poisoning with Ca EDTA and are much impressed by its usefulness and, as far1as we can tell, its freedom fbom toxic effects.

Andre, Supervisor, Medical Section, The Industrial Commission of Ohio, Columbus, Ohio* ; ,* I DearTr* Andrei ' I hasten to assure you that I shall be glad to confer vlth you at any mutually convenient time and place, concerning the problems that arise out of compensation claims for lead poisoning.

Xehoe University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio Dear Sir: One of our Service Station Salesman, is in People's Hospital at "Sicron with `che diagnosis of lead poisoning.

Kehoes May I have a half dozen copies of your admirable paper "On the Diagnosis and Treatment of Lead Poisoning" , which you read before a meeting of the Academy of Medicine i of Cincinnati, December 9, 1929?

Ash on lead poisoning at the recent A.

School of Medicine, University of Cineinnati Cincinnati, Ohio Dear Doctor: We have under our case a patient with a history of lead poisoning, many of the clinical features of ybhe disease, and laboratory examination of the blood reveals the characteristic picture associated with the condition.

I am enclosing herewith notes on the incidents leading to the poisoning of two men in Dahlgren, Virginia.

Spellert Thank you for your letter of September 20 regarding the new program for the control of lead poisoning In children in Pennsylvania.

W|ERN UNION - NEW YORK CITY - MAY 7 "1946 - 5**25 PM *V^TiOBERT A KEHOE- i EXCHANGE CORRESPONDENCE WITH CHENAULT REGARDING ALLEGED LEAD POISONING CASE C F ZIMMERMAN OF PACIFIC iANCE COMPANY REQUEST ONE OF OUR MEN TO APPEAR AS A WITNESS BEFORE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMMISSION MAY 14 AT LOS ANGELES WOULD YOU PLEASE ADVISE CHENAULT*WHETHER TO APPEAR VOLUNTARILY OR RISK SUBPOENA OR WHETHER YOU WOULD CARE TO TAKE THIS UP BECAUSE OF liS.

Morris: I aa sending you herewith the completed rephrt on our study of a case of lead poisoning* /) I aa sending the report to you because I thought you might be Interested in the results, even though they are arriving very tardily, and further because I wish to make sure that they would be made a part of the record.

Violette: In connection with recent correspondence re garding Mr of Klngsland, Georgia, and a former employee of Standard Service Station who is now ill and attributing same to lead poisoning, I can be at Brunswick, Georgia 6n Morning of December 27th to exam'ne M m , If this date can be arranged with your agent Mr, Garvey and also Mr.

Graham Edgar Ethyl Gasoline Corporation Chrysler Building Hew Yor$ City Hew York Dear Dr.Edgars I am enclosing herewith notes on the incidents leading to the poisoning of two men in Dahlgren, Virginia* It Is to be remembered before as sinning that the Navy will accept the responsibility for these particular incidents that Ethyl Fluid is also to be found at Pontico* the Marine base not far from Dahlgren, as well as at the Army post in Virginia.

Kehoe:- Thank you for your letter of January 31 on the matter of lead poisoning and tuberculosis.

-3A 7 Thank you very nuoh indead Dor your detailed letter in reexmea to ny raqueet for information concerning your inquiry as to lead poisoning in children.