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Kettering Laboratory

Laboratory at the University of Cincinnati where Robert Kehoe worked on lead for some thirty years.

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  1. people who worked here Robert A. Kehoe 1930–1960

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  • General Motors 1930 Scholarship & press 2

    As The Nation reports it, with Du Pont and Ethyl; the lecture below thanks the unnamed “industrial organizations that have financed these investigations.”

  • E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company Scholarship & press 2

    As The Nation reports it.

  • Ethyl Corporation Scholarship & press 2

    As The Nation reports it.

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  1. 1930–1960 Robert A. Kehoe worked at Kettering Laboratory
  2. 1930 General Motors funded Kettering Laboratory
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  1. The Harben Lectures, 1960: The Metabolism of Lead in Man in Health and Disease (Journal of the Royal Institute of Public Health and Hygiene, 1961), Royal Institute of Public Health and Hygiene (copy via ToxicDocs), 1961. Scholarship & press
    The substance of these lectures has been gleaned from investigations of the. past 30 years in The Kettering Laboratory
  2. The Secret History of Lead (Jamie Lincoln Kitman, The Nation, March 2000), The Nation, 20 Mar 2000. Scholarship & press
    founded with an initial $130,000 gift from GM, Du Pont and Ethyl at the University of Cincinnati, where the lead industry paid Kehoe’s salary for half a century
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