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41. 1891. Misbranding of The Ball Solution. U. S. v. 6 Bottles of The Ball Solution, and 6 Pamphlets. Default decree of condemnation and destruction.

Defendants:: Timball Liniment Co., from Detroit, Mich.
Issue Dates:: June 1947

42. 1892. Misbranding of Knox-It and Flex-O Udder Ointment. U. S. v. 52 cans of Knox-It and 6 cans of Flex-O Udder Ointment. Default decree of condemnation and destruction.

Defendants:: Dairy Remedies Co., from Monroe, Wis.
Issue Dates:: June 1947

43. 1893. Misbranding of Super Gain Chemical Spray. U. S. v. 73 Jugs, 501 Cans, and 12 Drums of Chemical Spray, and 22 Circulars. Consent decree of condemnation. Product ordered released under bond.

Defendants:: Maier Chemical Spray, from Valley City, N. Dak.
Issue Dates:: June 1947

44. 1894. Misbranding of "Successful" Medicated Charcoal. U. S. v. 15 Packages of ''Successful" Medicated Charcoal. Default decree of condemnation and destruction.

Defendants:: Des Moines Incubator Co., from Des Moines, Iowa.
Issue Dates:: June 1947

45. 1895. Misbranding of poultry remedies. U. S. v. 4 Bottles of Chicken Wormer Medicine, 4 Bottles of Chicken RT Medicine, 10 Cans of Red Ball Poultry Regulator, and a number of booklets. Default decree of condemnation and destruction.

Defendants:: E. A. Dougherty and Sons, from Omaha, Nebr.
Issue Dates:: June 1947

46. 1896. Misbranding of elixir terpin hydrate with codeine. U. S. v. 74 Dozen Bottles of Elixir Terpin Hydrate with Codeine. Default decree of condemnation and destruction.

Defendants:: Brewer and Co., Inc., from Worcester, Mass.
Issue Dates:: June 1947

47. 1897. Misbranding of mineral oil, and elixir of terpin hydrate and codeine. U. S. v. 376 Dozen Bottles of Lubinol Mineral Oil, and 46 Dozen Bottles of Elixir of Terpin Hydrate and Codeine. Consent decree of condemnation. Products ordered released under bond.

Defendants:: Purepaq Corporation
Issue Dates:: June 1947

48. 1898. Misbranding of isopropyl alcohol robbing compound. U. S. v. 155 Dozen Bottles of Isopropyl Alcohol Rubbing Compound. Consent decree of condemnation. Product ordered released under bond.

Defendants:: Purepac Corporation, from New York, N. Y.
Issue Dates:: June 1947

49. 1899. Misbranding of elixir of beef and iron, and isopropyl alcohol rubbing compound. U. S. v. 55 Dozen Bottles of Elixir of Beef & Iron and 109 Dozen Bottles of Isopropyl Alcohol Rubbing Compound. Decree of condemnation. Product ordered released under bond.

Defendants:: Exeller Chemical Co., Inc., from New York, N. Y.
Issue Dates:: June 1947

50. 1900. misbranding of rubbing massage compound. U. S. v. 53 Cases of Rubbing Massage Compound. Default decree of condemnation. Product ordered delivered to a charitable institution.

Defendants:: Sapo Elixir Chemical Co., from St. Louis, Mo.
Issue Dates:: June 1947

51. 1901. Misbranding of Seconal Sodium Pulvules. U. S. v. V. R. Canalez (Ramona Drug Co.) and Garfield Gray. Pleas of guilty. Fine of $200 imposed on V. R. Canalez; imposition of sentence suspended on. remaining eounts with respect to defendant Canalez and on all counts with respect to defendant Gray. Both defendants placed on probation for 1 year.

Defendants:: V. R. Canalez, trading as the Ramona Drug Co., Phoenix, Ariz., and Garfield Gray, an employee of the Ramona Drug Co.
Issue Dates:: June 1947

52. 1902. Misbranding of Seconal Sodium Pulvules. U. S. v. Ben Glina (Glina's Drug Store). Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $200.

Defendants:: Ben Glina, trading as Glina's Drug Store, at Phoenix, Ariz.
Issue Dates:: June 1947

53. 1903. Misbranding of benzedrine sulfate tablets. U. S. v. Louis I. Patt (Courtesy Drug Store) and Louis Spiegel. Pleas of nolo contendere. Fine of $2O0 against Louis L. Patt imposition of sentence against Louis Spiegel suspended for 1 year.

Defendants:: Louis L. Patt, trading as the Courtesy Drug Store, at Phoenix, Ariz., and Louis Spiegel, an employee.
Issue Dates:: June 1947

54. 1904. Adulteration and misbranding of Eczema Ointment and misbranding of Fel Bovina, Calendusyl, Gualacol Tonic, and Needham's Red Clover Compound. U. S. v. Benjamin L. Eicher (Stearns & Wbite Co., and D. Needham's Sons). Plea of guilty. Fine, $600.

Defendants:: Benjamin L. Eicher, trading under the firm names of the Stearns & White Co. and D. Needham's Sons, Chicago, Ill.
Issue Dates:: June 1947

55. 1905. Misbranding of B-I-F Combination. U. S. v. 54 Cartons of B-I-F Combination. Default decree of condemnation and destruction.

Defendants:: W. O. Hughes & Co., Inc., from Baltimore, Md.
Issue Dates:: June 1947

56. 1906. Misbranding of Thunderbird Laxative Botanical Tablets. U. S. v. 380 Boxes, 360 Boxes, and 1 Bulk Container of Thunderbird Laxative Botanical Tablets. Default decrees of condemnation and destruction.

Defendants:: Mrs. Ray C. Herbers (Madaline E. Ragan), the packer of the product.
Issue Dates:: June 1947

57. 1907. Misbranding of Goodfreed's Formula No. 2 and Goodfreed's Inhalers. U. S. v. 1,000 Bottles of Goodfreed's Formula No. 2, 2,000 Goodfreed's Inhalers, and a number of circulars and placards. Default decree of condemnation and destruction.

Defendants:: G. C. Murphy Co., Washington, D. C, in custody of B. L. Goodman, who represented himself to be a demonstrator and part owner of the business of Goodfreed Products, the packer and distributor.
Issue Dates:: June 1947

58. 1908. Misbranding of RX 5000. U. S. v. 44 Packages of RX 5000. Consent decree of condemnation and destruction.

Defendants:: Hassenstein Co., from Hollywood, Calif.
Issue Dates:: June 1947

59. 1909. Misbranding of estrogenic hormone. U. S. v. 48 Tials of Estrogenic Hormone. Default decree of forfeiture and destruction.

Defendants:: International Hormones, Inc., from Brooklyn, N. Y.
Issue Dates:: June 1947

60. 1910. Adulteration of Hyposols Liv-Vi-B, Hyposols Liver Solution U. S. P., and Hyposols Sulisocol. U. S. v. The Drug Products Co., Inc., Joseph H. Moss, and George E. Hickey. Pleas of guilty. Corporation fined $750; Joseph H. Moss fined 9450; and George E. Hickey fined $750 and sentenced to 30 days' imprisonment.

Defendants:: Drug Products Co., Inc., a corporation, Long Island City, N. Y., Joseph H. Moss, president, and George E. Hickey, vice president, of the corporation.
Issue Dates:: June 1947

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