In re Alsco-Harvard Fraud Litigation
United States Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION AND ORDER
2Per curiam
These actions arise from an alleged multi-million dollar fraud on the United States perpetrated by Andrew L. Stone and Francis N. Rosenbaum through their controlled corporations, Chromcraft Corp. and its successor, Alsco, Inc., prime contractors in the production of rocket launchers. From approximately 1963 to 1965, these corporations allegedly represented to the Government that they had purchased launcher components from Bregman Electronics, Inc. and Scientific Electronics, Inc., when in fact they had purchased the raw materials for the components themselves and had them…
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