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21. 2584. Misbranding of vitamin products. U. S. v. Vitamin Stores, Inc. Plea of nolo contendere. Fine of $250 and costs.

Defendants:: Vitamin Stores, Inc., Omaha, Nebr.
Issue Dates:: September 1949

22. 2661. Misbranding of Systemic Pilana Combination Tablets and Pilana Rectal Salve. U. S. v. Dr. Edward T. Molzahn (McCook Rectal Clinic). Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $100 and costs.

Defendants:: Dr. Edward T. Molzahn, trading as the McOook Retcal Clinic, McCook, Nebr.
Issue Dates:: December 1949

23. 2709. Adulteration and misbranding of Annel Hog-Liquid and General Hog Liquid. U. S. v. General Veterinary Co. and Carl R. Kleesick. Pleas of nolo contendere. Fine of $40 and costs against company and $10 against individual.

Defendants:: General Veterinary Co., a partnership, Omaha, Nebr., and Carl R. Kleesick, a partner in the partnership.
Issue Dates:: January 1950

24. 3846. Misbranding of Benzedrine Sulfate tablets, Seconal Sodium capsules, and Savatan capsules. U. S. v. Warren Pizinger and Henry Fiegenbaum. Pleas of nolo contendere. Fine of $1,000, plus costs, against Defendant Pizinger and $250 against Defendant Fiegenbaum; each defendant also placed on probation for 3 years.

Defendants:: Warren Pizinger, manager of the City Drug Store, 4502 South 24th St., Omaha, Nebr., and Henry Fiegenbaum, a pharmacist in the store.
Issue Dates:: May 1953

25. 3851. Misbranding of pentobarbital sodium capsules and sulfathiazole tablets. U. S. v. Willard H. Quigley (Edward Drug Store), Frank Coll, and Charles Kemper. Pleas of nolo contendere. Fine of $1,000, plus costs, against Defendant Quigley; $500 against Defendant Coll; and $500 against Defendant Kemper.

Defendants:: Frank Coll, an employee, and Charles Kemper, a pharmacist, at the store.
Issue Dates:: May 1953

26. 3855. Misbranding of amphetamine citrate tablets, pentobarbital sodium capsules, and apiol and ergot. U. S. v. Charles Pizinger and Donald White. Pleas of nolo contendere. Defendant Pizinger fined $1,500, plus costs, and placed on probation for 3 years; Defendant White fined $500 and placed also on probation for 3 years.

Defendants:: Charles Pizinger, pharmacist and manager of the City Drug Store at 2823 Leavenworth Street, Omaha, Nebr., and Donald White, an employee of the store.
Issue Dates:: May 1953

27. 3941. Misbranding of pentobarbital sodium capsules and methyltestosterone linguets. U. S. v. Harold E. Axtell (Axtell Prescription Pharmacy). Plea of nolo contendere. Fine of $150, plus costs.

Defendants:: Harold E. Axtell, trading as the Axtell Prescription Pharmacy, Beatrice, Nebr.
Issue Dates:: August 1953

28. 4001. Misbranding of pentobarbital sodium capsules and amphetamine sulfate tablets. U. S. v. Warren Drug Stores (Warren Drug Co. and Warren's A & T Drug Co.), Guy O. Martin, Jess H. Baker, Rex D. Oehm, Ernest E. Warneke, and Louis A. Fitl. Pleas of nolo contendere by each defendant. Fine of $135, plus costs, against firm, $30 against Defendant Martin, $20 each against Defendants Baker and Oehm, and $10 each against Defendants Warneke and Fitl.

Defendants:: Warren Drug Stores, a partnership, trading and doing business as the Warren Drug Co., at 515 Court St., Beatrice, Nebr., and as Warren's A & T Drug Co., at 608 Court St., Beatrice, Nebr., and Guy O. Martin, Jess H. Baker, and Rex D. Oehm, partners in the partnership, and Louis A. Fitl, a pharmacist, and Ernest B. Waxneke, a clerk employed by the partnership.
Issue Dates:: October 1953

29. 4003. Misbranding of pentobarbital sodium capsules. U. S. v. Roy C. Holcomb (Holcomb Drug Store), and Adolph T. Stava. Plea of nolo contendere by Defendant Holcomb and plea of guilty by Defendant Stava. Fine of 50, plus costs, against Defendant Holcomb and $50 against Defendant Stava.

Defendants:: Roy C. Holcomb, trading as the Holcomb Drug Store, Broken Bow, Nebr., and Adolph T. Stava, a pharmacist.
Issue Dates:: October 1953

30. 4005. Misbranding of penobarbital sodium capsules and amphetamine sulfate tablets. U.S. v. Henry C. Haeberle (Haeberle's Pioneer Drug Store). Plea of guilty. Fine of $70, plus costs.

Defendants:: Henry C. Haeberle, trading as Haeberle's Pioneer Drug Store, Broken Bow, Nebr.
Issue Dates:: October 1953