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    "ocrText": "COPY\nCOLLINS & CORBIN\nCOUNSELLORS AT LAW\n1 Exchange Place,\nJersey City, N.J.\nJuly 20, 1935.\nC & C 1461 Anita J. Burricelli vs. United States\nRadium Corp.\nC & C 1484 Harold J. Weber, Admr. ad pros. etc.\nvs. United States Radium Corp.\nH. H. Barker, Esq.,\nVice Pres. U.S. Radium Corp\n535 Pearl Street,\nNew York City.\nDear Mr. Barker:\nHerewith copy of my letter to Mr. Emmerglick in the above\nwhich is self explanatory.\nI spoke to Mr. Gray and Mr. Kelly of the Globe on the 19th\ninst. and they are still waiting for a decision by Mr. Gallentine and\nMr. A. Duncan Reid, President of their company as to what their position\nwill be. Apparantly they are willing to assist in the defense of the\ncase. As soon as I receive definite work I shall advise you.\nYou will note from my letter to Mr. Emmerglick that as a\nresult of my talk with him he is desirous of having the pleadings filed\nand the case put at issue so that in the event that Judge Forman's decision\nis favorable to him, he can proceed without delay. In a few days I will\ntherefore demand particulars in each case and serve them. However, I am\ntrying to hold up the medical preparation until such time as we have Judge\nForman's decision. Mr. Emmerglick stated and I was of the same thought,\nthat we would have Judge Forman's decision weeks ago. Apparently he has\nbeen pressed with other matters and that is the reason why he has not\nfiled his opinion.\nIn view of the fact that Mr. Emmerglick is desirous of putting\nthese cases at issue and on the trial calendar, I think it would be wise\nfor us to have a conference at your convenience for the purpose of determining\njust what the preparations should consist of. We will probably want to make\na special investigation of Anita Burricelli. We will also have to check on\nthe medical history in both cases, the cause of death of the Weber girl,\nwhether there was any autopsy, etc. In other words, we will have to go through\nthe usual routine and not let it go until the last minute. Please call me\nwhen you are ready for the conference.\nSincerely yours,\nEAM:A0\nE. A. Markley (signed)"
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