The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-11
FERTILIZER
FIRMS, PERSONS
INDICTED BY U. S,
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ditions to be approved by Federal
District Judge J. Johnson Hayes,
presiding at a term of district
court here.
Those named in the indictments were:
American Agricultural Chemical Co.,
Delaware; Armour and Co., (Delaware) !;
Armour Fertilizer Works, Inc; Della
Baugh and Sons Company, Pennsylva-
mia; Baugh Chemical Co., Maryland {:
Baugh and Sons. Co., of Ohio; David
son Chemical Corporation, Maryland.
Also, International Agricultural Cor
poration, New York; f. s.. Royster
Guano Co., Virginia; Swift and Co., H.
linois; Virginia Carolina Chemical Cor
poration, Virginia; Consolidated Rem
dering Co., Maine; Federal Chemical
Co., Kentucky; Nazo Fertilizer Co.,
West Virginia; Robertson Chemical
Corp, Virginia.
Also, Smith Douglas Co., Inc, Vir-
ginia; Smith Agricultural Chemical Co.,
Ohio; Southern Cotton Oil Co., New
Jersey; Standard Wholesale Phosphate
and Acid Works, Inc, Maryland; Ten
nessee Corporation, New York; Wilson
and Toomer Fertilizer Company,
Florida.
Also, Apothecaries Hall Co., Inc,
Conn: Arkansas Fertilizer Co., Mis-
Carolina; Buhner Fertilizer Co., Inc,
Indiana: Capital Fertilizer Co., Della
ware; Central Chemical Corporation of
Maryland, Maryland; Diamond Fertil-
izer Co., Ohio; Farmers Cotton Oil Co.,
North Carolina Farmers Fertilizer Co.,
Ohio; Farmville Fertilizer Co., North
Carolina; Griffith and Boyd company
of Baltimore City, Maryland.
Also, Gulf Fertilizer Co., Florida
Huntsville Fertilizer Co., South Caro-
lima; Kelly, Weber and Co., Inc, Louis
see; Long Island Produce and Fertil-
izer Co., Inc, New York; Marshall Cot
ton Oil Co., Texas; Meridian Fertilizer
Factory, Mississippi; North American
Fertilizer Co., Kentucky; OlGs and
Whipple, Inc, Connecticut; Pacific
Guano Co., California; Price Chemical
Co., Inc, Delaware.
Also, Charles w. Priddy Co., Inc,
Virginia: E. Rauh and Sons Fertilizer
Co., Indiana; Reliance Fertilizer and
Lime Corporation; Virginia; Richmond
bard Co., Inc, Connecticut; Shreveport
Fertilizer Works, Louisiana; Southern
Agricultural Chemical Corporation,
Delaware; Summers Fertilizer Co., Inc,
Maryland.
Also, I. P. Thomas and Son Co., New
Jersey; F. R. Runnell and Co., Inc,
Pennsylvania; Worcester Fertilizer Co.,
Maryland; Acme Fertilizer Co., North
Carolina; Anderson Fertilizer Co., South
Carolina; Cotton States Fertilizer Co.,
Georgia; Empire State Chemical Co.,
Georgia; Etiwan Fertilizer Co., South
Carolina; Maybank Fertilizer Co., South
Carolina; Merchants Fertilizer Co.,
South Carolina.
Also, Mutual Fertilizer Co., Georgia :;
Pelham Phosphate Co., Georgia; Plant
ers' Fertilizer and Phosphate Co.,
South Carolina; Reliance Fertilizer Co,
Georgia; Southern Fertilizer and Chemi-
cal Co., Georgia; Georgia Fertilizer
Compar., Georgia.
Indictments were mace against the
following individuals:
Harold F. Aver, Chicago, Ill, vice
president, Swift and Co.; Harry B.
Baylor, Atlanta, Ca, vice president, In
ternational Agricultural Corp, and di-
rector, National Fertilizer Association,
Inc; Charles F. Burroughs, Norfolk,
Va, president, F. e. Register Guano
Co., and director, National Fertilizer
Association, Inc; Milton A. Caine, New
York, vice president, Tennessee Cor
poration.
LOUIS H. carter, New 1Ork, preSl-
dent, American Agricultural Chemical
company and director, National Fertil-
izer Association, Inc; c. B. Clay, Ma
con, Ga, president, Cotton States Fer
tilizer Co.. and director, Superphosphate
Association, Inc; Ralph B. Douglas,
Norfolk, Va, vice president, Smith
Douglass Co., Inc; Charles Ellis, ST.,
Savannah, Ga, president, Mutual Fertil-
izer Co., and director, Superphosphate
Association, Inc; J. Lee Etheridge, Au-
gusta, Ga, owner, Etheridge Guano Co.,
and director, Superphosphate Associa-
ton, Inc; W. C. G%eoghegan, Baltimore.
Md, vice president, Dawson Chemical
Corporation; William ] Gray, Atlanta,
Ga, vice president; Armour Fertilizer
Works, Inc, and assistant vice presi-
dent, Armour Fertilizer Works, inc,
and assistant vice president, Armour
and Co., Of Delaware; NJ r. Mailman,
Montgomery, Ala, division manager,
Southern Cotton Oil Co., and director,
National Fertilizer Association, Inc.
J. Ross H%anahan, Charleston, S. c.,
president, Planters Fertilizer and Phos-
plate Co., and president and director,
Superphosphate Association, Inc; Ches-
ter f. Hockey, Baltimore, Md, presi-
dent, Dawson Chemical Corp, and di-
rector, National Fertilizer Association,
Inc; e. R. Hodgson, Athens, Ca, vice
PRESIDENT, Empire State Chemical Co.,
and director, Superphosphate Associa-
ton, Inc.
Joseph A. Lowell, Richmond, Va,
vice president, Virginia. Carolina Chemi-
N !