Johnny De Silver FDA: Reflections of a Candy Cop

From September 1960 to late June 1964, the author was an investigator for the US Food and Drug Administration, at that time a division of The Department of Health, Education and Welfare. He carried shield number 768.

He worked out of the Baltimore District housed in the US Appraisers Stores located at the corner of Gay and Lombard Streets just up from the harbor; his territory included the states of Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and the eastern half of North Carolina.

His work was seldom routine or humdrum. His assignments included inspections of food, drug and cosmetic producers, investigations of white-collar violations of the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, and even undercover investigations in a pilot program that became The Bureau of Drug Abuse Control. No two of his assignments were ever the same. The most note-worthy are included this book.

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Johnny De Silver FDA: Reflections of a Candy Cop

From September 1960 to late June 1964, the author was an investigator for the US Food and Drug Administration, at that time a division of The Department of Health, Education and Welfare. He carried shield number 768.

He worked out of the Baltimore District housed in the US Appraisers Stores located at the corner of Gay and Lombard Streets just up from the harbor; his territory included the states of Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and the eastern half of North Carolina.

His work was seldom routine or humdrum. His assignments included inspections of food, drug and cosmetic producers, investigations of white-collar violations of the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, and even undercover investigations in a pilot program that became The Bureau of Drug Abuse Control. No two of his assignments were ever the same. The most note-worthy are included this book.

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Johnny De Silver FDA: Reflections of a Candy Cop

Johnny De Silver FDA: Reflections of a Candy Cop

by BF Oswald
Johnny De Silver FDA: Reflections of a Candy Cop

Johnny De Silver FDA: Reflections of a Candy Cop

by BF Oswald

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From September 1960 to late June 1964, the author was an investigator for the US Food and Drug Administration, at that time a division of The Department of Health, Education and Welfare. He carried shield number 768.

He worked out of the Baltimore District housed in the US Appraisers Stores located at the corner of Gay and Lombard Streets just up from the harbor; his territory included the states of Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and the eastern half of North Carolina.

His work was seldom routine or humdrum. His assignments included inspections of food, drug and cosmetic producers, investigations of white-collar violations of the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, and even undercover investigations in a pilot program that became The Bureau of Drug Abuse Control. No two of his assignments were ever the same. The most note-worthy are included this book.


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BN ID: 2940154060049
Publisher: SynergEbooks
Publication date: 03/09/2017
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 402 KB

About the Author

bf oswald was born in 1934 in Lakewood, Ohio and lived in Bay Village, Ohio until he left home at age sixteen. He completed his high school education at Randolph Macon Academy, Front Royal, VA; earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology at Allegheny College, Meadville, PA, and a Masters in Counseling, starting his graduate work at Oberlin College and completing it at METHESCO, Delaware. Ohio. During his adult life he served as a drill instructor in the U.S. Air Force, worked as a life guard at the Hotel Biloxi MacArthur, a short order cook in Meadville, a printer's devil in Philadelphia, and as a federal investigator working out of Baltimore. He relocated to his birth state and in various communities around North Central, Ohio was a high school teacher, minister, dairyman, contractor, and practiced as a psychotherapist - hypnotherapist, finally accepting an associate professorship at North Central Technical College, Mansfield, Ohio where he taught for twenty-five years and was awarded the honor of becoming the second Emeritus Professor in the college's history. Oswald has taught 23 different courses that covered all aspects of human development and behavior from conception through dying and death, and created eighteen of those courses especially for the nursing, radiology, human services, and behavioral science curriculums. He also authored two textbooks: one on human sexuality, the other on aging, both published by the college; and contributed poetry, essays, and short fiction in the college literary journals. He and his wife, Cynthia, have a combined family of four daughters and a son, eight grandchildren, and two great grandsons. When not at home in rural south central Florida they travel the country in an RV visiting family and friends or touring. Echoes of Ellen, his first novel, was nominated for the National Book Award and an EPPIE; Flood: A Saga, his second, was published as an e-book in 2009. His third novel, Five Women in Black, was published in June 2010 and his fourth, The Footpath in December 2010. He is currently working on his next novel, The Rental. His work experiences and his travels have contributed significantly to the development of the characters and backgrounds in his novels.

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