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Start Over Issue Dates April 1949

1. 2400. Misbranding of Apex Glossatina and Apex Medicated Scalp Cream. U. S. v. 21 Dozen Containers, etc. (and 1 other seizure action).

Defendants:: Apex News & Hair Co., Inc., from Atlantic City, N. J.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

2. 2399. Misbranding of Apex Glossatina and Apex Medicated Scalp Cream. U. S. v. The Apex News & Hair Co., Inc., and Archibald J. Morgan. Pleas of guilty. Corporation fined $500; individual sentenced to 1 day in custody of U. S. marshal.

Defendants:: Apex News & Hair Co., Inc., Atlantic City, N. J., and Archibald J. Morgan, president of the corporation.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

3. 2398. Misbranding of Ramol (mineral oil). U. S. v. Warren J. Frank and Douglass B. Pew (Frank Pew Oil Co.). Pleas of guilty. Fines of $300 and $600, plus costs, against defendants Frank and Pew, respectively.

Defendants:: Warren J. Frank and Douglass B. Pew, trading as copartners under the name of the Frank Pew Oil Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

4. 2397. Misbranding of Hilltop Mor-O. U. S. v. 30 Bottles, etc.

Defendants:: Hilltop Laboratories
Issue Dates:: April 1949

5. 2396. Misbranding of Hilltop K-M. U. S. v. 5 Bottles, etc. (and 3 other seizure actions).

Defendants:: Hilltop Laboratories
Issue Dates:: April 1949

6. 2395. Alleged misbranding of Sunshine Minerals. U. S. v. Charles J. Korinek (Korinek Laboratories). Plea of guilty. Information ordered dismissed.

Defendants:: Charles J. Korinek, trading as Korinek Laboratories, South San Francisco, Calif.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

7. 2394. Misbranding of Vapo-Path. U. S. v. Vapo-Path, Inc., and Granville Class. Information dismissed with respect to corporation. Plea of guilty entered with respect to Individual; fine of $500 imposed, which was remitted.

Defendants:: Vapo-Path, Inc., Dayton, Ohio, and Granville Class, president-treasurer of the corporation.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

8. 2393. Misbranding of Spectro-Chrome. U. S. v. 1 Device.

Defendants:: Dinshah Spectro-Chrome Institute, from Newfield, N. J.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

9. 2392. Misbranding of Spectro-Chrome. U. S. v. 1 Device, etc.

Defendants:: Dinshah Spectro-Chrome Institute, from Newfield, N. J.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

10. 2391. Misbranding of Spectro-Chrome. U. S. v. 1 Device (and 5 other seizure actions).

Defendants:: Dinshah Spectro-Chrome Institute.; the Dinshah Spectro-Chrome Institute.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

11. 2390. Misbranding of Spectro-Chrome. U. S. v. 1 Device. Decree of dismissal reversed upon appeal. Petition for certiorari denied by U. S. Supreme Court. Decree of condemnation and destruction.

Defendants:: Dinshah Spectro-Chrome Institute.; Dinshah Spectro-Chrome Institute.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

12. 2389. Misbranding of Spectro-Chrome. U. S. v. Dinshah P. Ghadiali and Dinshab Spectro-Chrome Institute. Pleas of not guilty. Tried to the jury. Verdict of guilty. Institute fined $12,000. Individual fined $8,000; sentenced to 1 year in jail on each of first 3 counts, the execution of which sentence was suspended, and placed on probation for 5 years; imposition of sentence on last 4 counts suspended. Judgment affirmed on appeal to United States Circuit Court of Appeals. Petition for writ of certiorari denied by United States Supreme Court.

Defendants:: Dinshah P. Ghadiali and Dinshah Spectro-Chrome Institute, a corporation, Malaga, N. J.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

13. 2388. Misbranding of Cosmo-Light device. U. S. v. 1 Device, etc.

Defendants:: Dr. Fred Gerkey, from Kansas City, Mo.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

14. 2387. Misbranding of Chlorogen devices. U. S. v. 5 Devices, etc.

Defendants:: Chlorogen Co., from Phoenix, Ariz.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

15. 2386. Misbranding of Burnett's Radio-Active Emanator. U. S. v. 12 Cones.

Defendants:: W. H. Burnett, from Kingsland, Ark.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

16. 2385. Misbranding of Autolift Bust Developers. U. S. v. 303 Autolift Bust Developers, etc.

Defendants:: Flexsaw Co., from Port Austin, Mich.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

17. 2384. Misbranding of Scalp-Eez. U. S. v. 12 Cartons.

Defendants:: Scalp-Eez, Inc., from Martinez, Calif.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

18. 2383. Misbranding of A-1 Salve No. 2, A-1 Salve, and A-1 Sulphur Soap. U. S. v. 66 Cartons, etc.

Defendants:: Wizard Products Co.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

19. 2382. Misbranding of Ultra-Tone Magic Salve. U. S. v. 87 Tubes, etc.

Defendants:: Ultra Chemical Products, from Honolulu, Hawaii.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

20. 2381. Misbranding of Ostabs Antiseptic Mouthwash Tablets. U. S. v. 41 Bottles, etc.

Defendants:: Ostab Laboratories, Inc., from Buffalo, N. Y.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

21. 2380. Misbranding of Marcillin. U. S. v. 7 Jugs.

Defendants:: Metabolic Research Laboratories, from Detroit, Mich.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

22. 2379. Misbranding of mixed estrogenic substance In oil. U. S. v. 38 Cartons.

Defendants:: Henry C. Haist & Co., from Kansas City, Mo.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

23. 2378. Misbranding of Estromone. U. S. v. Endo Products, Inc. Plea of guilty. Fine, $900.

Defendants:: Endo Products, Inc., Richmond Hill, N. Y.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

24. 2377. Misbranding of D-M-C Prescription No. 49, D-M-C Tonic, D-M-C Anodyne Medicine Compound, D-M-C Levorette Tonic, and D-M-C Lievorette Tablets. U. S. v. Dixie Medicine Corp. Plea of nolo contendere. Judgment suspended, conditioned upon defendant's action in changing the labels of the products; case subsequently dismissed without imposition of sentence.

Defendants:: Dixie Medicine Corp., Charlotte, N. C.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

25. 2376. Misbranding of solution of magnesia sulfate with citrate of magnesia. U. S. v. Roma Extract Co., Vincenzo Contrino, and Joseph Graceffa. Pleas of guilty. Fine of $50 against each defendant.

Defendants:: Roma Extract Co., a partnership, Boston, Mass., and Vincenzo Contrino and Joseph Graceffa, partners.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

26. 2375. Alleged misbranding of Alberty's products. U. S. v. Ada J. Alberty (Alberty Food Products). Defendant's demurrer to information overruled. Plea of not guilty. Tried to the court. Judgment of guilty by district court, with probation for 3 years. Judgment reversed by Circuit Court of Appeals for Ninth Circuit.

Defendants:: Ada J. Alberty, trading as Alberty Food Products, Hollywood, Calif.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

27. 2374. Action to enjoin and restrain the interstate shipment of prophylactics. U. S. v. Perfection Rubber Co., William B. Augustine, Ralph N. Turnbaugh, and M. E. Turnbaugh. Injunction granted.

Defendants:: Perfection Rubber Co., a corporation, Akron, Ohio, William B. Augustine, president, Ralph N. Turnbaugh, vice-president, and M. E. Turnbaugh, secretary and treasurer.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

28. 2373. Adulteration and misbranding of Large Round Worm Rx and misbranding of Korum. U. S. v. 287 Bottles, etc.

Defendants:: I. D. Russell Co.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

29. 2372. Adulteration of Gen Tablets and misbranding of Red Rooster Pills. U. S. v. 6 Packages, etc. (and 1 other seizure action).

Defendants:: Victor Edison Perry, trading as the Vim Vitamin Co. The products
Issue Dates:: April 1949

30. 2371. Adulteration of water for injection. U. S. v. 138 Vials.

Defendants:: Bristol Laboratories, Inc., from Syracuse, N. Y.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

31. 2370. Adulteration of sodium Iodide and sodium salicylate with colchicine. U. S. v. 50 Ampoules.

Defendants:: Bristol Laboratories, Inc., from Syracuse, N. Y.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

32. 2369. Adulteration of sodium chloride isotonic solution. U. S. v. 141 Vials (and 1 other seizure action).

Defendants:: Pitman-Moore Co., from Indianapolis, Ind.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

33. 2368. Adulteration of thiamine hydrochloride. U. S. v. 38 Vials.

Defendants:: Gotham Pharmaceutical Co., Inc., from Brooklyn, N. Y.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

34. 2367. Adulteration of thiamine hydrochloride. U. S. v. 72 Vials.

Defendants:: Gotham Pharmaceutical Co., Inc., from Brooklyn, N. Y.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

35. 2366. Adulteration of aminophylline and misbranding of thiamine hydrochloride. U. S. v. Medicinals, Inc. Plea of guilty. Fine, $600.

Defendants:: Medieinals, Inc., Richmond Hill, N. Y.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

36. 2365. Adulteration and misbranding of Thionicavin No. 2. U. S. v. Chicago Pharmacal Co. and Chester H. Taylor and William B. Taylor, Jr. Pleas of guilty. Fine, $1,000.

Defendants:: Chicago Pharmacal Co., a corporation, Chicago, Ill., and Chester H. Taylor, president, and William B. Taylor, Jr., secretary and treasurer, of the corporation.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

37. 2364. Adulteration and misbranding of Met-Estrin. U. S. v. Metropolitan Laboratories, Inc., and Rudolph N. Price. Pleas of guilty. Fine, $500 against defendants jointly.

Defendants:: Metropolitan Laboratories, Inc., New York, N. Y., and Rudolph N. Price, president of the corporation.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

38. 2363. Adulteration of Tebsin Tablets. U. S. v. S. O. Barnes & Son and Alfred O. Barnes. Motion to strike denied. Plea of nolo contendere. Fine of $1,000 against each defendant.

Defendants:: S. O. Barnes & Son, a partnership, Gardena, Calif., and Alfred O. Barnes, a partner in the partnership, for the offense of giving a false guaranty.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

39. 2362. Misbranding of Lanteen cup diaphragm and jelly set. U. S. v. 159 Dozen Packages.

Defendants:: Lanteen Medical Laboratories, Inc., from Chicago, Ill.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

40. 2361. Misbranding of Bra'zil's Liquid Compound and Bra'zil's Powder Compound. U. S. v. Yancy T. Shehane (Bra'zil Medicine Co.). Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $200.

Defendants:: Yancy T. Shehane, trading as the Bra'zil Medicine Co., Arkadelphia, Ark.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

41. 2360. Misbranding of Jaxon Periodic Medicine. tJ. S. v. Milton L. Lieberman (Jaxon Products Co.). Plea of guilty. Fine, $100 and costs.

Defendants:: Milton L. Lieberman, trading as the Jaxon Products Co., Chicago, Ill.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

42. 2359. Misbranding of Sanger Special Formula Single Strength Prescription and Sanger Special Formula Double Strength Prescription. U. S. v. Carl J. Greenblatt (G & W Laboratories). Plea of guilty. Fine of $500 and jail sentence of 3 months; jail sentence suspended and defendant placed on probation for 1 year.

Defendants:: Carl J. Greenblatt, trading as G & W Laboratories, Jersey City, N. J.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

43. 2358. Misbranding of Red Rooster Pills and Gen Tablets. U. S. v. Victor Edison Perry, The Vim Co., and The Vim Vitamin Co.). Plea of guilty. Sentence of 60 days in jail.

Defendants:: Victor Edison Perry, trading as the Vim Co. and the Vim Vitamin Co., Chicago, Ill.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

44. 2357. Misbranding of phenobarbital tablets. U. S. v. Reginald J. Price, manager of Shell Lake Drug Co. Plea of guilty. Defendant fined $75, given sentence of 6 months in Jail, which was suspended, and placed on probation for 1 year.

Defendants:: Reginald J. Price, manager of the Shell Lake Drug Co., Shell Lake, Wis.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

45. 2356. Misbranding of Sev-A-Jay capsules, sodium amytal capsules, and Seconal sodium capsules. U. S. v. Harry Cavassa (Peninsula Drug Co.). Motion for dismissal of information denied. Plea of not guilty; verdict of guilty. Fine. $1,200. Judgment affirmed on appeal to circuit court of appeals.

Defendants:: Harry Cavassa, trading as the Peninsula Drug Co., San Francisco, Calif.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

46. 2355. Alleged misbranding of Rx 5,000. U. S. v. Walter Kurt Max Hassenstein (Hassenstein Co.). Motion granted for dismissal of information.

Defendants:: Walter Kurt Max Hassenstein, trading as the Hassenstein Co., Hollywood, Calif.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

47. 2354. Action to enjoin and restrain the Interstate shipment of a drug known as "Dr. Haller's Prescription 5,000" or "Dr. Haller's Prescription 2,000," or Rx 2,000" or Rx 5,000." U. S. v. Walter Kurt Max Hassenstein (Hassensteln Co.). Consent decree granting Injunction.

Defendants:: Walter Kurt Max Hassenstein, trading as the Hassenstein Co., Hollywood, Calif.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

48. 2353. Action to enjoin and restrain the Interstate shipment of 'West's Imported Sea Vegetable Tablets and various other drugs. U. S. v. Mineralized Foods, Inc. (Sea Vegetation Import Co.), and Nathan S. West. Consent decree granting injunction.

Defendants:: Mineralized Foods, Inc., also trading as the Sea Vegetation Import Co., Baltimore, Md., and Nathan S. West, president and general counsel of the corporation.
Issue Dates:: April 1949

49. 2352. Misbranding of penicillin sodium. U. S. v. 77 Cartons, etc.

Defendants:: Garfield Memorial Hospital; the Golden Clinic Pharmacy; the Sage Memorial Hospital; the Bradford Hospital; the Chester County Hospital; the Sizer Hospital
Issue Dates:: April 1949

50. 2351. Doctor's Prescription Rx 7-11. U. S. v. 11 Bottles, etc.

Defendants:: Murrell Laboratories, from Norman, Okla.
Issue Dates:: April 1949