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February 25, 1974

CPSC Warns Of Toy Chest Hazard

The Consumer Product Safety Commission today urged purchasers of a particular toy chest to return the chests to the retailer where they were purchased for a full refund.

February 22, 1974

CPSC Alerts Consumers To Potential Hazard In Electric Arc Welder

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission today warned that approximately 200,000 "Wel-Dex" arc welders purchased by consumers over the past four to six years may contain defects capable of causing fatal electric shock.

February 21, 1974

CPSC Issues Fourth Warning Of Electric Shock Hazard In Lamp

Consumers who have purchased the "Mini Shadowy Stand" lamp from discount stores or retail shops are urged to discontinue use of the lamp because it contains defects which could result in fatal electric shock, the Consumer Product Safety Commission said today.

February 15, 1974

CPSC Issues Third Warning on Electric Shock Hazard in Lamp

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission today learned that an additional 7,200 of the hazardous "Mini Shadowy Stand" lamps have been purchased by consumers from the Nancy Sales Company, 267 Medford Street, Charlestown, Massachusetts.

February 15, 1974

CPSC Issues Warning Of Electric Shock Hazard In Gas And Electric Dryers

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission today warned consumers that approximately 3,000 gas and electric clothes dryers manufactured after November 8, 1973, and sold in the past four months may have potentially defective timers capable of causing fatal electric shock.

February 12, 1974

CPSC Issues Second Warning On Electric Shock Hazard In Lamp

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission today learned that an additional 12,148 of the hazardous "Rainbow Lamps," also known as "Mini Shadowy Stand" lamps, have been purchased by consumers from Spencer Gifts, Inc., 1601 Albany Avenue Boulevard, Atlantic City, New Jersey 08401.

February 6, 1974

CPSC Warns Of Severe Electric Shock Hazard In Lamp

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission today warned consumers who may have purchased a "Rainbow Lamp", also known as a "Mini Shadowy Stand" lamp, to immediately discontinue use of the product.

February 1, 1974

CPSC Warns Of Potentially Fatal Shock Hazard From 12-Volt Battery Charger

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission today warned consumers who may have purchased -- after December, 1973, a "Kelsey-Stuart, Inc." 12-volt battery charger carrying model number A-610 to immediately discontinue use of the device. The Commission said they contain a possible defect which could result in a fatal electric shock.