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Start Over Collections Cosmetics, 1940-1964 ✖Remove constraint Collections: Cosmetics, 1940-1964 Titles 71. Adulteration of heatless method of permanent waving. U. S. v. 18 Cases and 6 Boxes of Willat Method of Heatless Permanent Waving (and 51 other cases against Willat method). Default deerees of condemnation and destruction. ✖Remove constraint Titles: 71. Adulteration of heatless method of permanent waving. U. S. v. 18 Cases and 6 Boxes of Willat Method of Heatless Permanent Waving (and 51 other cases against Willat method). Default deerees of condemnation and destruction. Defendants Heatless Permanent Wave Co. ✖Remove constraint Defendants: Heatless Permanent Wave Co. Issue Dates February 1943 ✖Remove constraint Issue Dates: February 1943 Adjudicating Courts District of Arizona, District of Connecticut, Northern District of Illinois, District of Maryland, Eastern and Western Districts of Michigan, District of New Jersey, Eastern and Southern Districts of New York, Western District of Texas, District of Utah, Eastern District of Virginia, and the Western District of Washington ✖Remove constraint Adjudicating Courts: District of Arizona, District of Connecticut, Northern District of Illinois, District of Maryland, Eastern and Western Districts of Michigan, District of New Jersey, Eastern and Southern Districts of New York, Western District of Texas, District of Utah, Eastern District of Virginia, and the Western District of Washington

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  • 71. Adulteration of heatless method of permanent waving. U. S. v. 18 Cases and 6 Boxes of Willat Method of Heatless Permanent Waving (and 51 other cases against Willat method). Default deerees of condemnation and destruction.1

  • District of Arizona, District of Connecticut, Northern District of Illinois, District of Maryland, Eastern and Western Districts of Michigan, District of New Jersey, Eastern and Southern Districts of New York, Western District of Texas, District of Utah, Eastern District of Virginia, and the Western District of Washington1