Brown-Forman Corporation

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George R Burton

Gerald G Hubbs

Norman Bittner

Desmond John Best

Brian Charles Gasson

Neal Frederick Osborne

Graham Walker

There is provided a process for the preparation of a compound according to Formula (II): which includes the step of cyclizing a compound of Formula (III): wherein R, R, R, R, X and m have meanings which are given in the description.

Process for the preparation of cephalosporin compounds and synthetic intermediates

A neck booklet machine is described which places an elastic band having a booklet connected to the band around a neck of a container. The booklets are vertically stacked in a curved magazine and pulled by a vacuum cup from the curved magazine, which matches the natural curvature of a stack of booklets having an elastic band on one side. The bottom of the curved magazine is open to allow the elastic bands to hang free. The neck booklet is picked up by a carrier pad and held against and transported along a slide plate. A low vacuum nozzle pulls the loose elastic band downwardly to enable a loop of the elastic band to be picked up by a needle point and held precisely below the booklet on the slide plate. The elastic band is pulled down and around an opening horn extending from the needle point as the neck booklet moves along the slide plate by the carrier pad. The opening horn is carried on supports on the bottom and side with a top opening to allow the elastic band to pass over the opening horn. The opening horn feeds application fingers which index feeds the elastic band onto the neck of the container and releases the neck booklet at the end of the slide plate.

Method for joining a booklet having an elastic band around a neck of a

A neck booklet machine is described which places an elastic band having a booklet connected to the band around a neck of a container. The booklets are vertically stacked in a curved magazine and pulled by a vacuum cup from the curved magazine, which matches the natural curvature of a stack of booklets having an elastic band on one side. The bottom of the curved magazine is open to allow the elastic bands to hang free. The neck booklet is picked up by a carrier pad and held against and transported along a slide plate. A low vacuum nozzle pulls the loose elastic band downwardly to enable a loop of the elastic band to be picked up by a needle point and held precisely below the booklet on the slide plate. The elastic band is pulled down and around an opening horn extending from the needle point as the neck booklet moves along the slide plate by the carrier pad. The opening horn is carried on supports on the bottom and side with a top opening to allow the elastic band to pass over the opening horn. The opening horn feeds application fingers which feeds the elastic band onto the neck of the container and releases the neck booklet at the end of the slide plate.

Neck booklet machine

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Lynchburg, TN, United States of America

George R Burton