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1. 3141. Misbranding of first aid kits. U. S. v. 118 Kits.

Defendants:: All State Iron Scrap Metal Co., from Middletown, Del.
Issue Dates:: November 1950

2. 3142. Misbranding of Benadryl capsules, Nembutal capsules, sulfonamides tri plex tablets, Dexedrine sulfate tablets, and Seconal sodium capsules. U. S. v. Central Drug Co. and Harlan C. Bopp. Pleas of guilty. Fine of $1,000 against each defendant.

Defendants:: Central Drug Co., a corporation, East St. Louis, Ill., and Harlan C. Bopp, president of the corporation.
Issue Dates:: November 1950

3. 3143. Misbranding of dextro-amphetamine phosphate tablets, sulfadiazine tablets, Tuinal capsules, Seconal sodium capsules, and Dexedrine sulfate Tablets. U. S. v. Weipert Drug Co., a corporation, and James V. Cockrum, Clyde Frick, and Alfred Hoffman. Plea of guilty for corporation; pleas of nolo contendere for individual defendants. Fine of $2,000 against corporation; sentences suspended against individual defendants and these defendants placed on probation for 1 year.

Defendants:: James V. Cockrum, secretary and pharmacist, and Clyde Frick and Alfred Hoffman, pharmacists, for the corporation.
Issue Dates:: November 1950

4. 3144. Misbranding of Seconal sodium capsules, pentobarbital sodium capsules, and sulfadiazine tablets. U. S. v. Robert E. Thacker (Thacker Drug Store). Plea of nolo contendere. Fine, $380.

Defendants:: Robert E. Thacker, trading as the Thacker Drug Store, at Grandfield, Okla.
Issue Dates:: November 1950

5. 3145. Misbranding of sulfadiazine tablets and sulfathiazole tablets. U. S. v. Howard B. Ridley and Albert G. Nickleberry. Pleas of nolo contendere. Fine of $250 against each defendant.

Defendants:: Howard B. Ridley, a partner in the partnership of Center Pharmacy, Oakland, Calif., and Albert G. Nickleberry, a pharmacist for the partnership.
Issue Dates:: November 1950

6. 3146. Misbranding of sulfathiazole tablets and Dexedrine sulfate tablets. U. S. v. J. Howard Luna (H. & W. Drug Co.), and Thomas C. Lawson. Pleas of guilty. Fine of $100 against each defendant.

Defendants:: Thomas C. Lawson, a pharmacist employed by Mr. Luna.
Issue Dates:: November 1950

7. 3147. Misbranding of Bible Way Tonic, Bible Way Annointing Oil, and drug capsules. U. S. v. Ray McDaniel (Elder R. McDaniel). Plea of guilty. Fine of $50 and sentence of 1 year in jail on each of 4 counts. Jail sentence suspended and defendant placed on probation for 4 years.

Defendants:: Ray McDaniel, trading as Elder R. McDaniel, Columbus, Ohio.
Issue Dates:: November 1950

8. 3148. Misbranding of Sun-O-Ray Compound and Sun-O-Ray Inhalator. U. S. v. George R. Thurman (Sun-O-Ray Products). Plea of nolo contendere. Fine of $10, plus costs, and sentence of 1 hour in custody of United States marshal.

Defendants:: George R. Thurman, trading as Sun-O-Ray Products, St. Louis, Mo.
Issue Dates:: November 1950

9. 3149. Misbranding of Spectro-Chrome. U. S. v. 1 Device (and 26 other seizure actions).

Defendants:: Dinshah P. Ghadiali, from Newfield, N. J.
Issue Dates:: November 1950

10. 3150. Adulteration and misbranding of castor oil. U. S. v. The National Specialty Co. and William Hoyt Elliott. Pleas of nolo contendere. Fine of $101 against defendants.

Defendants:: National Specialty Co., a corporation, Nashville, Tenn., and William Hoyt Elliott, president of the corporation.
Issue Dates:: November 1950

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