Miss Hanel retains the feeling that she has been poisoned by lead and chromium and she has continued to write in a typically Irrational manner to top medical personnel throughout the country.

Cecil and Loeb have asked me to return the enclosed references for your manuscript on lead poisoning and ask if you would be good enough to delete one of the present references and add two new ones which would induce aspects of therapy with edathamil.

Bela apartasat ef Chapters daertcan Acadesy of Pediatries 1801 Hin--W Arcane Evanston, Xllifioi* 60204 ear Marty: Pediatric Lead Poisoning - HP Ciwfaraaea Thanks for year'latter ef Jena 15th.

Mittnacht of the Ethyl Gasoline Corporation it has been brought to my attention that your company is interested in a case which will appear before the Massachusetts Industrial Accident Board, - a case in which a garage mechanic at Lynn, Massachusetts is report ed as suffering from lead poisoning* Mr.

Robert Kehoe Kettering Laboratory School of Medicine Cincinnati, Ohio ; Dear Doctor Kehoej Could I trouble you for any reprints which you may have summarizing the mode of action, chemical manifestations and pathology of poisoning with tetra ethyl lead?

On the ether hand, it is of some importance that decisions in cases of this type should not be made without careful consideration o. the well known medical facts, and therefore if there seem3 any likelihood that this case may be compensated as a case of lead poisoning, I should like to be advised of the fact, for under such circumstances I should make it a point to appear.

Looker Esso Standard Oil Company Memphis, Tennessee This will acknowledge your letter of June 7, together with its attachments, calling our attention to a case of alleged lead poisoning at Esso Standard* s plant in Memphis* I m quite sure that this matter has been brought to Dr, Kehoe*s attention through other channels.

Chenault Los Angeles Inquiry about Lead Poisoning March 2U, 194-9 Dear Ollie: We quote below a letter we have received from Ted Littlefield in San Francisco.

Kehoej Thanks very much for your review of Williamsf article on "Chronic Lead Poisoning," but we exceeded our page allowance last year and simply have not the money to publish long abstracts, regardless of the circumstances.

Pars onss- Your letter of January 22nd addressed to the University of Cincinnati and inquiring about experimental work on the problem of lead poisoning has been referred to me for reply.

/GB of Oct. 20th 1939 I wish to sport that owing to the fact that lead in tlieVrine is one of the first syiaptons of the poisoning, I had these tests<^aSjce\rXis As I have no laboratory at my disposal, I had the urine testefoaKa BataviX/itaboratory. ' In my letter of June 7ths a agreed that all additional ex pen os should be charged exttfa.'

Tetraethyl Lead Poisoning. 1925

Gilfillan, in his article "Dead Poisoning and The Pall of Rome11 (J. of Occupational Medicine, Vol.7, 1965, p.57), he submitted a number of Roman skeletons to your laboratory sometime prior to 1965 to have their lead content assessed.

onal Building Waukegan, Illinois Dear Dr, Gorrellx I have looked in vain for a letter addressed to you on the subject of lead poisoning in children, I presume that our system of filing may have sprung a weakness, although it La more likely that I sun responsible for short-circuiting the filing system by having put this letter in some illogical place.

Drinker: I have your letter of April 1 in regard to determina tion of the susceptibility of lead poisoning.