Over the weeks, months and years, I have wasted many hours of my time in trying to find out wbat I have needed to know to give an Intelligent opinion for the guidance of physicians of the General Hospital in the c u j u of patients suspected of having lead poisoning.

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Over the weeks, months and years, I have wasted many hours of my time in trying to find out wbat I have needed to know to give an intelligent opinion for the guidance of physicians of the General Hospital in the tajo of patients suspected of having lead poisoning.

Experience with leaded gasoline during war c.

They also stated that^^HpmiBh had been sent to a local doctor by the Gulf Refining Company asking that n^o^checked for lead poisoning.

., : ' \ ' y '>v* A 'A of irrsA i:,', to g eth er w ith r-cne achlorhydria,,arid vitam in d e fic ie n c y , ~\ Ak A; V' '/Jft rcnrv*nded a c t iv e treatm ent fe r lead* poisoning, namely v .. d ie t, hyr.roc ln r ie acid and liv e r ex tra ct * ) - '\/`,; J.j " ' ' . . i* * ,1- . * ;>' Vt- isl`i `v ftliRifl&nt a l'leges, lead pc-iscring- on. , \ ' t ^ n s V / j- 1935^ xid-ha c i c e l y worhed one day .sin ce, I t vould V-'reem th a t iv ith d ra rtlriro i?

Experience with leaded gasoline during war c.

My associates and I had been working on the general problem of the toxicity of sulphur dioxide and certain other refrigerants since some time in 1927, We had also been studying the general problem of lead poisoning not only in its relationship to the hygienic problems of the Ethyl Ghsbline Corporation, hut also with respect to the total hygienic aspect of the use and distri bution of lead commodities.

White September 17, 1929, who made a diagnosis of lead poisoning.

City Department of Health 125 Worth Street lew York 13, New York Dear Jerry: I suppose you saw the end g story in yesterday's Herald Tribune. 1 Though lead has ipX in the picture, it is one that seems to me to aringjsn the problem of childhood lead poisoning, for it i ling that the great majority of our New York City cases from thii jstratum of our population.

Xehoo: vs, Schuylkill Products We have been ennloyec^fco defend a, workmen's compensation suit filed recently byagainst Schuylkill Products Co,, Inc, The plaintiff alleges that he is suffering from lead poisoning contracted while in the discharge of his duties as an employee of Schuylkill Products Co., Inc.

Over the weeks, months and years, I have wasted many hours of my time in trying to find out wbat I have needed to know to give an intelligent opinion for the guidance of physicians of the General Hospital in the tajo of patients suspected of having lead poisoning.

^H ^H H ^had lead c o lic .

We had also been studying the general problem of lead poisoning not only in its relationship to the hygienic problems of the Ethyl Gasoline Corporation, but also with respect to the total hygienic aspect of the use and distri bution of lead cpamodities.

.f LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION J 4M LEXINOTON AVCMO* mm vomc 17, H, V.