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Irene Till, patent expert
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Irene Till, patent expert

December 8, 1959

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Washington: The Senate [...] big drug companies violated the anti-trust [...] "complete control" over the sale of two [...] expert on staff of the subcommittee said [...] companies access to bulk supplies of the [...] Francis C.Brown [LtoR in right photo) [...] denied there was anything wrong in enter[...] contingent upon a future patent,covering [...]

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