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129. 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

133. 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

137. 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

138. 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

140. 4143. Misbranding of dextroamphetamine sulfate tablets, conjugated estrogens (equine) tablets, methyltestosterone linguets, and phenobarbital tablets. U. S. v. Black's Prescription Shop, Inc., Lorren R. Black, George E. Nicholas, and Virgil L. Haag. Pleas of nolo contendere. Corporation fined $60, plus costs, Defendant Black fined $60, and Defendants Nicholas and Haag each fined $30.

Defendants:
Black's Prescription Shop, Inc., Kansas City, Mo., and Lorren R. Black, president of the corporation, and George B. Nicholas and Virgil L. Haag, pharmacists for the corporation.
Issue Dates:
June 1954

141. 4264. Misbranding of phenobarbital tablets, thyroid tablets, anhydrohydroxy progesterone tablets, dextro-amphetamine sulfate tablets, and tablets containing a mixture of mannitol hexanitrate and phenobarbital. U. S. v. Ken Reynolds Pharmacies, Inc., Kenneth R. Reynolds, and Walter J. Foohy. Pleas of nolo contendere. Fine of $300 against corporation and $250 against Kenneth R. Reynolds, plus costs. Sentence suspended against Walter J. Foohy.

Defendants:
Ken Reynolds Pharmacies, Inc., Joplin, Mo., Kenneth R. Reynolds, president, and Walter J. Foohy, a pharmacist for the corporation.
Issue Dates:
January 1955

159. 436. Adulteration and misbranding of Sterile Uteroids, Prevent-All, Leucorrhea Special No. 9; misbranding of Gleet Specific, Argosine, Piericine, Prostatic Depletent, Prostatic Absorbent, and Aesculus Pile Cerate. U. S. v. 94 Cartons and 125 Tubes of Sterile Uteroids, 10 Cartons of Prevent-All, 94 Cartons of Leucorrhea Special No. 9, 34 Packages of Gleet Specific, 117 Cartons of Argosine, 126 Cartons of Piericine, 23 Cartons of Prostatic Depletent, 21 Cartons of Prostatic Absorbent, and 23 Cartons of Aesculus Pile Cerate. Default decrees ordering destruction.

Defendants:
C. F. Breitenbach (Mucine Co.)
Issue Dates:
September 1942

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