;.h x t s inis ogAaris>auiIZZrr~` v Ths iaooae ivor August was as follows: ... -- ** *'"*. \ Dry White lead White Lead-in-Oil ' ' $ 5,543,1* 632,13 The White Lead Department was on a'shutdown basis during the month of August, and Cell Room was made use of in the setts' Process.

LEAD POISONING 9:10 Marjorie J.

VAN LOO Cento $86 - Conto confirmed that co-flamed leaded zincs are superior to mechanically mixed leaded zincs as t.o durability .For details, see report.

It will be a decade, at least, I should say, before the information concerning the lead content of hair, in Its relation to the recognition of hazardous exposure to lead, and to the diagnosis and therapy of lead poisoning, can compete with the presently available knowledge of the significani of lead in the blood (and urine).

A part of this chapter concerns acute lead poisoning.

From this I should say that cases of lead poisoning in the lead trades occur with considerable frequency.

of the body by lead with result log acute lead symptoms woaM be due to- it liberation from the acre readily avuilabl deposit# la the bony epical#*.

The urinary lead concentration varies strikingly with the quantity of v.

It is my belief that the most important factor in the lead output of exposed workmen from day to day is the extent of their lead absorption from day to day.

The origirrl er.ii*tor was t lead eov-rel paddle Vlad* typs bdlthe lead e,iwrifti f`- ' the t.5*l tMslcw tj the 0Sirolve acid alua solution.

GLD012626 INTERIOR LEAD PAINT ALERT September 24, 1971 Page 2.

-White Lead White Lead Department, East Chicago, Ind.

National Lead Company's popular brands of white lead should not be forgotten when painting is to be done.

In connection with the dissolution of said NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY OF MASSACHUSETTS under the laws of the State of Massachusetts, the following resolution, upon motion duly made and seconded, was unanimously adopted: RESOLVED, That in consideration of the Massachusetts Department of Corporations and Taxation allowing NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY OF MASSACHUSETTS, a wholly-owned subsidiary of NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY and a corporation organized under the laws of the State of Massachusetts, to dissolve, I s i t< < i 0000-NLI-000022081 1.

Although nearly all of these were com-gf plicated by other diseases (possibly of primary importance), it iaj| almost universally the practice to attribute the death to lead poisoning^ if there is even slight evidence of connection with lead or lead-usingal; industries