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1. 771. Adulteration of Nebulin A with Nebulator. U. S. v. 141 Packages of Nebulin A with Nebulator. Default decree of condemnation and destruction.

Defendants:: Nyal Co.
Issue Dates:: September 1943

2. 957. Misbranding of Natur-Pep. U. S. v. 80 Bottles of Natur-Pep. Decree of destruction.

Defendants:: Curts-Folse Laboratories
Issue Dates:: November 1944

3. 965.. Adulteration and misbranding of amino acids parenteral. U. S. v. 115Dozen of Amino Acids Parenteral Stearns. Decree of destruction.

Defendants:: Frederick Stearns and Co.
Issue Dates:: November 1944

4. 988. Misbranding of Stero-Uteroids. U. S. v. 67 Cartons of Stero-Uteroids. Decree of destruction.

Defendants:: Ainsworth Specialty Co., Kansas City, Mo.
Issue Dates:: November 1944

5. 989. Misbranding of Bio-Mineral. U. S. v. 76 Gross of Bio-Mineral. Decree of destruction.

Defendants:: Bio-Mineral Products Co.
Issue Dates:: November 1944

6. 1089. Misbranding of Py-Ro. U. S. v. 6 1/6 Dozen Bottles and 7 2/3 Dozen Bottles of Py-Ro., Default decree of destruction.

Defendants:: Oran Products
Issue Dates:: April 1945

7. 1126. Misbranding of Papaya Concentrate. U. S. v. 12 Bottles and 4 Bottles of Papaya Concentrate. Default decree of destruction.

Defendants:: Macu Fruit Products
Issue Dates:: June 1945

8. 1128. Misbranding of Bates vitamin preparations. U. S. v. 320 Bottles of Vitamin Preparations. Decree of condemnation. Products ordered released under bond for relabeling.

Defendants:: Bates Laboratories, Inc.
Issue Dates:: June 1945

9. 1151. Adulteration and misbranding of Eli-606 Capsules and misbranding of Stero-Uteroids. U. S. v. Charles A. Ainsworth (Ainsworth Specialty Co.). Plea of guilty. Fine, $350.

Defendants:: Charles A. Ainsworth, trading as the Ainsworth Specialty Co., Kansas City, Mo.
Issue Dates:: June 1945

10. 1180. Misbranding of Bio-Mineral. U. S. v. 2,000 Bottles of Bio-Mineral. Default decree of destruction.

Defendants:: Bio-Mineral Products Co.
Issue Dates:: June 1945

11. 1197. Misbranding of Southard's Red Comb. U. S. v. 261 Bottles of Southard's Red Comb. Default decree of destruction.

Defendants:: Curts-Folse Laboratories
Issue Dates:: June 1945

12. 1203. Misbranding of Dimels. U. S. v. 68 Bottles and 1 Bottle of Capsules Dimels. Decree of condemnation and destruction.

Defendants:: Jones-Hague, Inc.
Issue Dates:: June 1945

13. 1273. Adulteration of prophylactics. U. S. v. 9 5/12 Gross of Prophylactics. Default decree of destruction.

Defendants:: Aronab Products Co.
Issue Dates:: October 1945

14. 1278. Misbranding of Paracelsus. U. S. v. 9 Cans, 2 Cans, and 9 Cans of Paracelsus. Default decree of destruction.

Defendants:: American Biochemical Corporation
Issue Dates:: October 1945

15. 1300. Misbranding of an unlabeled drug product. U. S. v. 768 Packages of an Unlabeled Drug Product. Decree of condemnation. Product ordered released under bond.

Defendants:: Nu-Basic Products Co
Issue Dates:: October 1945

16. 1320. Adulteration of triple distilled water. U. S. v. 88 Vials of Triple Distilled Water. Default decree of destruction.

Defendants:: S. E. Massengill Co.
Issue Dates:: November 1945

17. 1325. Adulteration and misbranding of prophylactics. U. S. v. 19 Packages and 40 1/2 Gross of Prophylactics. Decrees of destruction.

Defendants:: Crown Rubber Sundries Co.
Issue Dates:: November 1945

18. 1360. Misbranding of Sulfa-Seb and Sulfa-Ped. U. S. v. 50 3/4 Dozen Bottles of Sulfa-Seb and 17 3/4 Dozen Bottles of Sulfa-Ped. Tried to the court. Judgment for the Government. Decree ordering the condemnation and destruction of the labeling and the release of the product to the claimant.

Defendants:: Nu-Basic Products Co.
Issue Dates:: April 1946

19. 1380. Misbranding of Nue-Ovo. U. S. v. 143 Packages of Nue-Ovo. Judgment of dismissal in the district court reversed by circuit court of appeals. Petition for writ of certiorari denied by the Supreme Court. Case returned to the district court and tried to the jury. Verdict for the Government. Decree of condemnation and destruction.

Defendants:: Research Laboratories, Inc., Portland, Oreg
Issue Dates:: April 1946

20. 1480. Adulteration and misbranding of prophylactics. U. S. v. 19 Gross of Prophylactics. Default decree of destruction.

Defendants:: International Distributors
Issue Dates:: June 1946

21. 1537. Misbranding of S-A-S Ointment. U. S. v. 9 2/3 Dozen Jars and 5 2/3 Dozen Jars of S-A-S Ointment. Default decree of destruction.

Defendants:: Perl Products Co.
Issue Dates:: July 1946

22. 1566. Misbranding of Pso-Ridisal. U. S. v. 1,233 Dozen Bottles of Pso-Ridisal (and 2 other seizure actions agrainst Pso-Ridisal). Consent decree of condemnation. Product ordered released under bond.

Defendants:: Nu-Basic Product Co., from Royal Oak, Mich.
Issue Dates:: August 1946

23. 1596. Misbranding of Russell's Korum and Russell's Spray Inhalant. U. S. v. I. D. Russell Co. Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $200 on count 1; sentence deferred on the remaining 3 counts.

Defendants:: I. D. Russell Co., a partnership, Kansas City, Mo.
Issue Dates:: August 1946

24. 2912. Misbranding of nembutal capsules. U. S. v. Katz Drug Co. Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $375.

Defendants:: Katz Drug Co., a corporation, Kansas City, Mo.
Issue Dates:: May 1950

25. 2971. Misbranding of sulfathiazole lozenges and Hexital tablets. U. S. v. Joe Gailey (McGreevy Drug Co., No. 1). Plea of guilty. Fine, $50.

Defendants:: Joe Gailey, a partner in the partnership of McGreevy Drug Co., No. 1, Springfield, Mo.
Issue Dates:: June 1950

26. 3022. Misbranding of Benadryl capsules, Hexital tablets, and Carbrital capsules. U. S. v. Thompson D. Adcock and John Q. Malley. Pleas of guilty. Fines of $125 against defendant Adcock and $50 against defendant Malley.

Defendants:: John G. Malley, a partner in the partnership.
Issue Dates:: July 1950

27. 3064. Misbranding of nembutal capsules, Benadryl Capsules, thyroid tablets, Tuinal Capsules, and Benzedrine Sulfate Tablets. U. S. v. Alden M. Clifford (Nu-Way Stores). Plea of guilty. Fine, $150.

Defendants:: Alden M. Clifford, a partner in the partnership of Nu-Way Stores, Joplin, Mo.
Issue Dates:: August 1950

28. 3138. Action to enjoin and restrain the interstate shipment of a device known as Radiant Ozone Generator. U. S. v. J. C. Gage (Ozone Clinic). Consent decree granting injunction.

Defendants:: J. C. Gage, trading as the Ozone Clinic, Kansas City, Mo.

29. 3205. Misbranding of Nembutal Sodium capsules, phenobarbital tablets, and thyroid tablets. U. S. v. Mary S. Northrup (Northrup Drug Store). Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $125.

Defendants:: Mary S. Northrup, trading as the Northrup Drug Store, Rich Hill, Mo.
Issue Dates:: January 1951

30. 3305. Misbranding of pentobarbital sodium capsules, Seconal Sodium capsules, amphetamine phosphate tablets, and sulfadiazine tablets. U. S. v. Excel Drugs, Jack Cowan, and Ferd B. Heinzle. Pleas of guilty. Fine of $900 against Excel Drugs, $250 against Jack Cowan, and $200 against Ferd B. Heinzle.

Defendants:: Excel Drugs, a partnership, Kansas City, Mo., and Jack Cowan and Ferd B. Heinzle, pharmacist and employee, respectively, for the partnership.
Issue Dates:: April 1951

31. 3557. Misbranding of pentobarbital sodium capsules, Benzedrine Sulfate tablets, Dexedrine Sulfate tablets, and sulfadiazine tablets. U. S. v. Medley Drug Store and Raymond R. Medley. Pleas of guilty. Fine of $70 against defendants jointly.

Defendants:: Medley Drug Store, a partnership, Lebanon, Mo., and Raymond R. Medley, a partner in the partnership.
Issue Dates:: February 1952

32. 3558. Misbranding of pentobarbital sodium capsules, Dexedrine Sulfate tablets, thyroid tablets, diethylstilbestrol capsules, and sulfadiazine tablets. U. S. v. Burley F. Jones (Sidney's Drug Store), Jay J. Gentry, and Cecil N. Gammon. Pleas of guilty. Fine of $100 against defendants jointly.

Defendants:: Jay J. Gentry, an employee of the store, and Cecil N. Gammon, a pharmacist for the store.
Issue Dates:: February 1952

33. 3643. Misbranding of pentobarbital sodium capsules, Dexedrine Sulfate tablets, and sulfadiazine tablets. U. S. v. Bond Drug Store, Harold G. Griffin, and Robert V. West. Pleas of guilty. Fine of $135, plus costs, against individuals jointly. No fine imposed against partnership.

Defendants:: Bond Drug Store, a partnership, Lebanon, Mo., and Harold G. Griffin, a partner in the partnership, and Robert V. West, a pharmacist for the partnership.
Issue Dates:: May 1952

34. 1802. Adulteration and misbranding of Sulfa-Sino and Sulfa-Rub, and misbranding of Sulfa-Zema. U. S. v. Samuel R. Myerson (Sulfa-Septie Products). Plea of guilty. Fine, $1,000 and probation for 1 year.

Defendants:: Samuel R. Myerson, trading as Sulfa-Septic Products, Kansas City, Mo.
Issue Dates:: April 1947

35. 1918. Adulteration and misbranding of camphorated oil, sweet oil, solution of boric acid, spirits of camphor, and rubbing alcohol. U. S. v. Thomas A. Loveless (Loveless Pharmacal Co.). Plea of guilty. Fine, $109.

Defendants:: Thomas A. Loveless, trading as the Loveless Pharniacal Co., Springfield, Mo.
Issue Dates:: June 1947

36. 1980. Action to restrain interstate shipment of Dr. Paddock's Medicines. U. S. v. Edward K. Paddock. Permanent injunction granted.

Defendants:: Edward E. Paddock, a physician, Kansas City, Mo.
Issue Dates:: August 1947

37. 2052. Action to enjoin and restrain the sale of misbranded Ledercillin-G Lozenges. U. S. v. Parkview Drug Co., Phil Small, John Small, and Harry Small. Consent decree granting injunction

Defendants:: Parkview Drug Co., a corporation, Kansas City, Mo., and Phil Small, John Small, and Harry Small, officers of the corporation.
Issue Dates:: December 1947

38. 2302. Misbranding of Thytocin with Pilocarpine. U. S. v. George A. Breon & Co., Inc. Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $300 and costs.

Defendants:: George A. Breon & Co., Inc., Kansas City, Mo.
Issue Dates:: February 1949

39. 2435. Misbranding of Dr. Johnson's Private Formulas Nos. 1, 4, and 5, laxative tablets, and rectal pipes. U. S. v. Dr. O. A. Johnson Rectal Clinic. Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $100 and costs.

Defendants:: Dr. O. A. Johnson Rectal Clinic, a corporation, Kansas City, Mo.
Issue Dates:: May 1949

40. 2437. Misbranding of Cosmo-Light device. U. S. v. Fred Gerkey. Plea of guilty. Fine, $500.

Defendants:: Fred Gerkey, Mission, Kans.
Issue Dates:: May 1949

41. 2573. Alleged violation of injunction. U. S. v. Dean Rubber Co et al. Defendant judged not guilty.

Defendants:: Dean Rubber Co., a corporation, North Kansas City, Mo., and against Wilbur J. Dean, Charles H. Fry, Beulah V. Dean, Ralph A. Briant, Carl Wormington, Morris J. Pollock, Justine Woodard, Ruth Marie Symons, W. R. Adelsperger, Claiborne Dean, Alpha Dean, Archie Dean, Viola Bausin, and Harry Custer, copartners, doing business as the Dean Rubber Co.
Issue Dates:: September 1949

42. 2601. Misbranding of Lawrence's Iron and Liver Capsules, Lawrence's Mineral Tablets, Lawrence's Laxative No. 1 Tablets, Lawrence's Meth-Phos Pills, Lawrence's Nervo Tablets, Vitamin C Tablets, Lawrence's Vitamin E Capsules, and Lawrence's Heavy Base Ointment. U. S. v. Lawrence V. Devine (Lawrence Drug Co.). Plea of guilty. Fine, $170.

Defendants:: Lawrence V. Devine, trading as the Lawrence Drug Co., at Kansas City, Mo.
Issue Dates:: October 1949

43. 2652. Misbranding of phenobarbital sodium capsules, phenobarbital tablets, and nembutal capsules. U. S. v. John Altergott (John Altergott Drug Co.). Plea of not guilty. Tried to the court. Verdict of guilty. Fine, $175 and costs.

Defendants:: John Altergott, trading as the John Altergott Drug Co., Kansas City, Mo.
Issue Dates:: December 1949

44. 3858. Misbranding of tablets of mannitol hexanitrate and phenobarbital, diethylstilbestrol tablets, phenobarbital tablets, methyltestosterone tablets, and dextro-amphetamine sulfate tablets. U. S. v. Orville L. Moffett and Gerald F. Tharp. Pleas of guilty. Fine of $150, plus costs, against Defendant Tharp and $50 against Defendant Moffett.

Defendants:: Orville L. Moffett and Gerald F. Tharp, pharmacists for the Nu-Way Stores, a partnership, Joplin, Mo.
Issue Dates:: May 1953

45. 3862. Misbranding of Tuinal capsules, Secobarbital Sodium capsules, racemic amphetamine sulfate tablets, pentobarbital sodium capsules, and methyltestosterone linguets. U. S. v. Highland Pharmacies, Inc., and Alec Mendelsohn. Plea of nolo contendere for corporation and plea of guilty for individual. Corporation fined $750; sentence of 90 days in prison imposed against individual.

Defendants:: Highland Pharmacies, Inc., Kansas City, Mo., and Alec Mendelsohn, manager of the corporation's Store No. 2, at Kansas City, Mo.
Issue Dates:: May 1953

46. 3970. Misbranding of dextro-amphetamine sulfate tablets and Seconal Sodium capsules. U. S. v. Lonnie Jackson (Jackson's Drug Store). Plea of guilty. Fine, $500.

Defendants:: Lonnie Jackson, trading as Jackson's Drug Store, Springfield, Mo.
Issue Dates:: September 1953

47. 4024. Misbranding of dextro-amphetamine sulfate tablets, amphetamine sulfate tablets, and capsules containing a mixture of Seconal Sodium and Amytal Sodium. U. S. v. Marshall W. Walton (Walton's Drug Store). Plea of guilty. Fine, $150.

Defendants:: Marshall W. Walton, trading as Walton's Drug Store, Springfield, Mo.
Issue Dates:: December 1953

48. 4044. Misbranding of methyltestosterone tablets, dextro-amphetamine sulfate tablets, thyroid tablets, and tablets containing a mixture of mannitol hexanitrate and phenobarbital. U. S. v. Fay C. Dyes and Milton J. Reynaud. Pleas of nolo contendere. Fine of $150 against each defendant.

Defendants:: Fay C Dyes and Milton J. Reynaud, partners in the partnership of Dyes Drug Store, Aurora, Mo.
Issue Dates:: January 1954

49. 4065. Misbranding of dextroamphetamine sulfate tablets, conjugated estrogen tablets, phenobarbital tablets, tablets containing a mixture of sulfa- merazine, sulfadiazine, and sulfacetamide, and tablets containing a mixture of sulfadiazine and bicarbonate of soda. U. S. v. Jay L. Wilder Drug Co., Jay L. Wilder, William F. Fanning, and Elmer Modlin. Pleas of nolo contendere. Fine of $500 against company, $50 against Defendant Wilder, $100,against Defendant Fanning, and $100 against Defendant Modlin, plus costs.

Defendants:: Jay L. Wilder Drug Co., a corporation, Joplin, Mo., and against Jay L. Wilder, president, William F. Fanning, vice president, and Elmer Modlin, an employee of the corporation.
Issue Dates:: February 1954

50. 4066. Misbranding of dextroamphetamine sulfate tablets, thyroid tablets, methyltestosterone tablets, capsules containing a mixture of Seconal Sodium and Amytal Sodium, tablets containing a mixture of penicillin 6 potassium, sulfadiazine, sulfamerazine, and sulfamethazine, and tablets containing a mixture of mannitol hexanitrate and phenobarbital. U. S. v.. Wayne A. Hughes (Hughes Drug Store). Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $300.

Defendants:: Wayne A. Hughes, trading as the Hughes Drug Store, Aurora, Mo.
Issue Dates:: February 1954