The spinal fluid obtained from Loehr had 0.04 milligrams of lead per 100 cc.

our experimental work have been directed toward lead poisoning _i , only, but there are a number of side issues of this which it seems "to me are likely to; develop into things of much move importanas than the original problem*';- It is- a^ very,, long^vetory to discuss . where our theorizing has taken us, [.'

Department of Health-Education and Welfare of ficials who are cooperating with the industry in promoting our Health-Education Program# He described the Association procedures when investigating alleged lead poisoning cases due to eating painted surfaces.

I em se n d in g him a copy of t h i s l e t t e r and o f th e ' analytical results " You w i l l n o te , I b eliev e that these a n a ly tic a l re s u lts are w ell w ithin the lim its fo r normal in d iv id u a ls and they In d ic a te th a t had had no r e c e n t s i g n i f i c a n t ex p o su re to le a d coopounds ~~ 1 have gone o v e r th e n t i r e re c o rd in t h i s c a s e ,i n s o f a r a s i t i s a v a ila b le to me and I can se e no re a so n f o r th e b e l i e f t h a t t h i s man has s u f f e r e d in any way. from le a d in to x ic a tio n # i'he h i s t o r y o f ex p o su re to le a d was n o t su c h as to j u s t i f y th e d ia g n o s is o f lead poisoning*, the c lin ic a l picture'.w as not c h a ra c te ris tic end the a n a ly tic a l fin d in g s a re such as c e r ta in ly to exclude the p o ssib ility of lead intoxication* .

R eznikoff W ill you p le a se a ls o send me, i f they a re a v a ila b le , th e c ita tio n s o f th e two c a s e s o f w hich you spoke to me in which claim was made f o r lead poisoning alleg ed to have occurred as a re su lt of handling leaded gas.

Jordan called me from Miami, Florida, and reported on an indicated case of lead poisoning incurred during a tank cleaning operation.

x send you, for him, a copy of a book on lead poisoning with which he should acquaint himself in detail.

Kehoej- I have just heard from our reviewers who have been reading the six articles on lead poisoning, which you sent to us for possible publication in the Journal of Industrial Hygiene.

Sherman Williams January 23, 1992 Page 2 REDACTED think that her illness at this point is secondary to any heavy metal or chronic lead poisoning.

Mechanics and others inhaling jet fumes could pounds of thrust are creating increase of three in decibel num succumb to lead poisoning, Scho new hazards, according to Lt. bers means a doubling in noise eni said.

' -J'iinifif%vx.r of the opinion that claimant'lawns'anemia secondary . vp.v'l , ,, '; `` J "ie 1* sd petponingr, vhiefc &ight he the e-sVes. of his shortness., :'\'y\v* ol iTTivlly', together vith r-cne achlorhydria,,end vitamin deficiency, ~\ '>*, 'c rcnrrnded active treatment fer lead* poisoning, namely ;"r" *' diet, j^yr^rocloric acid ard liver extract -' .

Kettering: Following a conversation with Mr* Blochlcr, Payton, a few days ago, I havo discussed the matter of proposed experimental worl: on refrigerants with Fischer* Wo are agi^oed as to the desirability of our under taking such experimental studies, but the facilities for doing it are lacking* he are particularly crowded for space* The work on various phases of lead poisoning has expanded to such an extent as to use :up completely all available space, bo much sothat I am put to the immediate necessity of obtaining nor space for that work, and have discussed with the Ethyl Gasoline Corporation, some method of obtaining more.

Aside from the kids that are poisoned (and we still donft know how many there are), it*s a serious pro blem from the viewpoint of adverse publicity.

' Doctor looked at him and decided he had lead poisoning but knowing nothing of exposure didn't see how it could be.

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