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1. 4401. Misbranding of methylparafynol capsules and methyltestosterone tablets. U. S. v. Claridge Pharmacy and Lester Weitzman. Pleas of guilty. Fine of $100, plus costs, against pharmacy and $300 against individual.

Defendants:: Claridge Pharmacy, a partnership, Chicago, Ill., and Lester Weitzman, a partner and pharmacist in the partnership.
Issue Dates:: August 1955

2. 4402. Misbranding of methyltestosterone tablets and methantheline bromide tablets. U. S. v. Cecil E. Brown and Payton J. Powers. Pleas of guilty. Each defendant fined $500 and sentenced to 3 months in jail. Jail sentence suspended and defendants placed on probation for 18 months.

Defendants:: Cecil E. Brown and Payton J. Powers, pharmacists at the West Pharmacy, Plainview, Tex.
Issue Dates:: August 1955

3. 4403. Misbranding of methantheline bromide tablets, penicillin 6 crystalline potassium tablets, and a quantity of paraldehyde. U. S. v. Mark Begley and Eugene H. Hager. Pleas of guilty. Fine of $100 against Eugene H. Hager and $200 against Mark Begley, plus costs.

Defendants:: Eugene H. Hager, pharmacist for the partnership.
Issue Dates:: August 1955

4. 4404. Misbranding of methantheline bromide tablets, penicillin G potassium tablets, thyroid tablets, and diethylstilbestrol tablets. U. S. v. David W. McGuire (McGuire Pharmacy), and James T. Gilkey, Sr. Pleas of guilty. Fine of $400 against Defendant McGuire and $100 against Defendant Gilkey, plus costs.

Defendants:: David W. McGuire, trading as McGuire Pharmacy, Winchester, Ky., and James T. Gilkey, Sr., a pharmacist.
Issue Dates:: August 1955

5. 4405. Misbranding of penicillin G crystalline potassium tablets, troches containing, among other things, dextro-amphetamine phosphate, thyroid tablets, and diethylstilbestrol tablets. U. S. v. Henry H. Horton. Plea of guilty. Fine of $400, plus costs.

Defendants:: Henry H. Horton, an employee of the George Drug Store, Winchester, Ky.
Issue Dates:: August 1955

6. 4406. Misbranding of methamphetamine hydrochloride tablets and thyroid tablets. U. S. v. Charles W. Atwell. Plea of guilty. Fine, $75.

Defendants:: Charles W( Atwell, a pharmacist for Stein's Pharmacy; Akrons Ohio.
Issue Dates:: August 1955

7. 4407. Misbranding of methamphetamine hydrochloride tablets, diphenhydramine hydrochloride capsules, and phenylbutazone tablets. U. S. v. Arthur L. Gates (Gates' Professional Pharmany). Plea of guilty. Fine, $50.

Defendants:: Arthur L. Gates, trading as Gates' Professional Pharmacy, Burlington, Vt.
Issue Dates:: August 1955

8. 4408. Misbranding of dextroamphetamine sulfate tablets. U. S. v. Oscar Sussman (Sussman's Drugs), and Samuel H. Lubinsky. Pleas of guilty. Each defendant fined $100.

Defendants:: Oscar Sussman, trading as Sussman's Drugs, Paterson, N. J., and Samuel H. Lubinsky, a pharmacist.
Issue Dates:: August 1955

9. 4409. Misbranding of dextroamphetamine sulfate tablets. U. S. v. Henry D. Schmauch (Peoples Drug Store). Plea of guilty. Fine, $50.

Defendants:: Henry D. Schmauch, trading as the Peoples Drug Store, La Crosse, Wis.
Issue Dates:: August 1955

10. 4410. Misbranding of phenobarbital tablets, sulfathiazole tablets, and amphetamine sulfate tablets. U. S. v. Robert C. Prather (Central Drug Store). Plea of guilty. Fine, $100.

Defendants:: Robert C. Prather, trading as the Central Drug Store, Phenix City, Ala.
Issue Dates:: August 1955

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