Oil Company as would concern the insurance coverage in the case of lead poisoning.

The Lead Paint Poisoning Prevention Act (S.32I6;, sponsored by Senator Kennedy of Massochusetts,.i4^|jp before this Subcommittee for con sideration.

The Lead Paint Poisoning Prevention Act (S.32I6;, sponsored by Senator Kennedy of Massochusetts,.i4^|jp before this Subcommittee for con sideration.

Kehoe; As you are acting as summarizer and principal discusser of the papers presented at the Conference on Lead Poisoning in Boston on September 30* 19^.

Kahoe, Direotor Kettering Laboratory of Applied Physiology University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio Dear Doctor Kehoes Please accept my sincere thanks for your letter of August 2, 1948 concerning the death of from lead poisoning.

Would the action be that of a corrosive poison effecting the ruouth and gullet or would it follow more the lines of ordinary lead poisoning such as ''painters colic". .

Lead Poisoning In Cattle.

Lead Poisoning In Cattle.

S-W 001736 -3What I am trying to highlight at this point -- without debating whether or not modern paints might cause lead poisoning in the distant future "to unborn children of unborn parents" -is that the existing causes of lead poisoning of our children today have been identified.

S-W 001736 -3What I am trying to highlight at this point -- without debating whether or not modern paints might cause lead poisoning in the distant future "to unborn children of unborn parents" -is that the existing causes of lead poisoning of our children today have been identified.

There ere, for sxaaple, Industrie* Is which large quantities of lead aad It* compound* are being wised In potentially dangerous operations, la whlab no csss* cf lead poisoning, even of the alldast type, bavt occurred for aany years, sod la which tba risk of lead poisoning Is winder ocaplets control.

S-W 001736 -3- What I am trying to highlight at this point -- without debating whether or not modern paints might cause lead poisoning in the distant future "to unborn children of unborn parents" -- is that the existing causes of lead poisoning of our children today have been identified.

A history of the entire condition offers very little reason for believing that lead had anything to do with it, and the physical findings do not give one any basis for believing that he has now, or has had, a condition resembling lead poisoning.

It is quite possible that the hypertension which he now has is a complication of lead poisoning.

It is quite possible that the hypertension which he new has is a complication of lead poisoning.