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Start Over Titles 3148. Misbranding of Sun-O-Ray Compound and Sun-O-Ray Inhalator. U. S. v. George R. Thurman (Sun-O-Ray Products). Plea of nolo contendere. Fine of $10, plus costs, and sentence of 1 hour in custody of United States marshal. ✖Remove constraint Titles: 3148. Misbranding of Sun-O-Ray Compound and Sun-O-Ray Inhalator. U. S. v. George R. Thurman (Sun-O-Ray Products). Plea of nolo contendere. Fine of $10, plus costs, and sentence of 1 hour in custody of United States marshal. Defendants George R. Thurman, trading as Sun-O-Ray Products, St. Louis, Mo. ✖Remove constraint Defendants: George R. Thurman, trading as Sun-O-Ray Products, St. Louis, Mo. Product Keywords Sun-O-Ray Compound and Sun-O-Ray Inhalator ✖Remove constraint Product Keywords: Sun-O-Ray Compound and Sun-O-Ray Inhalator Issue Dates November 1950 ✖Remove constraint Issue Dates: November 1950 Adjudicating Courts Eastern District of Missouri ✖Remove constraint Adjudicating Courts: Eastern District of Missouri

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