To Amend Section 503 (b) of the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act of 1938, as Amended.Hearings, Eighty-second Congress, First Session, on S. 1186 and H.R. 3298. September 11, 12, and 13, 1951

Hoge, James F., general counsel, The Proprietary Association..
Larrick, George P., Deputy Commissioner, Food and Drug Adminis-
tration, Federal Security Agency-

Leake, James P., M. D., Washington, D. C.

Martin, Walter B., M.D., on behalf of American Medical Association_

Sibley, George H., vice president, E. R. Squibb & Sons___

Volwiler, Dr. Ernest H., president and general manager, Abbott

Laboratories

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Waller, Herman S., legal counsel, National Association of Retail

Druggists.

Bureau of the Budget. -

Department of the Treasury.

Warnack, Roy S., retail druggist of Los Angeles, Calif..

Reports of-

Federal Security Agency.

Statements, data and communications:

Wheeler, W. M., Jr., secretary and general counsel, Eli Lilly & Co...

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Fred Bartenstein, general attorney, Merck & Co., Inc.: Statement
before Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee on S. 1186
(Humphrey bill) in behalf of Merck & Co., Inc.

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Robert J. Creevy, vice president, Western Medical Corp., Chicago,

Ill.:

Biographies of the physicians of the Western Medical Corp. - - - -

Western Medical Corp.'s. "Patient's Case History" forms, and

other forms, information, and money-back contract sent to

patients

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Stipulation entered into on Apr. 28, 1943, between the Federal

Trade Commission and Western Medical Corp., and amend-

ment thereto dated Apr. 9, 1948_.

Letters and telegrams sent by Western Medical Corp. to patients

concerning the Durham-Humphrey bill..

The reply of the Western Medical Corp. to the unsubstantiated

charges of the FDA.

Nicholas S. Gesoalde, secretary, New York State Pharmaceutical Asso-

ciation, New York, N. Y.: Statement of New York State Pharma-

ceutical Association presented to the chairman of the Subcommittee

on Health of the Committee on Labor and Public Welfare of the

Senate

James F. Hoge, general counsel, The Proprietary Association, New
York, N. Y.: Supplemental statement on behalf of The Proprietary
Association to the Subcommittee on Health of the Senate Labor and
Public Welfare Committee on S. 1186 and H. R. 3298.
Robert E. Kelly, retail druggist, Chicago, Ill.: Statement to the Senate
Committee on Labor and Public Welfare on Senate bill S. 1186..

George P. Larrick, Deputy Commissioner of Food and Drugs, Food and

Drug Administration, Federal Security Agency:

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Table 1, Terminations of over-the-counter and unauthorized refill

cases.

Memorandum re Western Medical Corp., Chicago, Ill

Letter, with enclosures, dealing with the effectiveness of the

present Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act in removing dangerous

drugs from the market from the stand point of the time required

to accomplish this objective, with attachments.

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242

Walter B. Martin, M. D., Norfolk, Va.: Letter dated Sept. 27, 1951,
addressed to Hon. Herbert H. Lehman, dealing with the question
whether barbiturates are habit-forming drugs

Herman S. Waller, legal counsel, National Association of Retail Drug-

gists:

Memorandum to the members of the Committee on Labor and

Public Welfare of the U. S. Senate re H. R. 3298 and S. 1186,

submitted by representatives of the National Association of

Retail Druggists, American Drug Manufacturers Association,

American Pharmaceutical Manufacturers' Association, and The

Proprietary Association...

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Statements, data, and communications-Continued

Herman S. Waller-Continued

Detailed statement to Senate Committee on Labor and Public