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Health Service, 1926.
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s of lead per gallon.which, as I understand it, would give a dilution of one part of lead to 2,365 parts of gasoline.
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The maximum tetra ethyl lead content of the gasoline mixed by this pump was 1-6/10 c.c.fs of lead per gallon.which, as I understand it, would give a dilution of one part of lead to 2,365 parts of gasoline.
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Health Service, 1926.
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greatest (Dayton and Cincinnati) and longest (2 years) use of leaded gasoline had neither suffered any demonstrable illness nor had absorbed demonstrable quantities of lead.
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In this same paragraph, it is said that "little or nothing was known of the public health hazard of using leaded gasoline."
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H. ~ Studies on the Absorption ef Lead fro Ethyl Gasoline by R* A* Eehoe, M*B,, && 1926.
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(5) Average Tetraethyl Lead Content of Ethyl Gasoline in Various Areas of the United States from 1926 to 1929
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Gentlemen: The Surgeon General of the United States Public Health Service issued Public Health Bulletin, Humber 163, in 1926, having to do with regulations for the distribution of gasoline treated with tetraethyl lead.
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JP- Gentlemen: The Surgeon General of the United States Public Health Service issued Public Health Bulletin, Humber 163, in 1926, having to do with regulations for the distribution of gasoline treated with tetraethyl lead.
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ADDENDUM TO REPORT DATED NOVEMBER 18 1926 STUDIES ON THE ABSORPTION OF LEAD FROM ETHYL GASOLINE by Robt.
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ADDENDUM TO REPORT DATED NOVEMBER 18, 1926, STUDIES ON THE ABSORPTION OF LEAD FROM ETHYL GASOLINE bY Robt.
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The Atlar tic Refining Company began to distribute Ethyl Gasoline in July 1926.
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If data were now available on body lead KE 0009346 -3- burdena, with 1926 e.a a baseline, a more objective decision would have been possible.
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