Legal Opinion · Dissent
Ozark Chemical Co. v. Jones
Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
Decided December 24, 1941No. 2336Published
1DissentPhillips, Circuit Judge
In 1930, the Ozark Chemical Company1 became aware of an increasing demand for sodium sulphate in the chemical, textile, glass, and sulphate industries. There was then a diminishing domestic supply, and the United States was largely dependent on German importations. Ozark made a search of the Western portion of the United States and Canada seeking to discover a natural deposit of sodium sulphate. It examined nearly every reported deposit in the United States and Canada. Simultaneously, it investigated market possibilities, freight rates, and available fuel for a recovery plant. In June, 1930,…
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