3841. Misbranding of pentobarbital sodium capsules, sulfathiazole tablets, and penicillin tablets, and conspiracy to violate the laws of the United States. U. S. v. L. Samuel Eilbee (Imperial Pharmacy), John S. Bernreuter, Irvin M. Seay, and Roosevelt F. Mills. Pleas of nolo contendere by L. Samuel Eilbee, John S. Bernreuter, and Irvin M. Seay, and plea of not guilty by Roosevelt F. Mills. L. Samuel Eilbee fined $500 and John S. Bernreuter and Irvin M. Seay each fined $100. Roosevelt F. Mills tried to a jury; verdict of guilty on 2 counts charging aiding and abetting viola- tion of Section 301 (k) and verdict of not guilty on 1 count charging conspiracy to violate the laws of the United States; fine, $300.

Case Number: 3841 Collection: Drugs and Devices, 1940-1963 Evidence Numbers: F. D. C. No. 30020. Sample Nos. 1150-K, 1152-K, 1156-K, 1255-K, 1586-K. Date Issued: May 1953 Seizure Dates: March 28 and 31, April 8, and June 16 and 21, 1949 Product Keywords: pentobarbital sodium capsules, sulfathiazole tablets, and penicillin tablets, and conspiracy to violate the laws of the United States Defendant Names: L. Samuel Kilbee, trading as the Imperial Pharmacy, at Jacksonville, Fla., John S. Bernreuter and Irvin M. Seay, pharmacists employed by the Imperial Pharmacy, and Roosevelt F. Mills, a physician. Court Jurisdiction: Southern District of Florida Seizure Location: Florida Shipped From: Georgia and New Jersey Shipped To: Florida Copyright: The National Library of Medicine believes this item to be in the public domain (More information)