English: Alison Howe Price, M.D., son of Franklin Haines Price, Sr. (Chief Librarian of the Free Library of Philadelphia and recipient of the Philadelphia Award, 1951) and the Lady Alice Henrietta Howe, graduated from Radnor High School, Pennsylvania in 1930, Swarthmore College, and Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia. He passed the State Board Medical Examinations held July 9-13 1940. He collaborated with William H. Rorer, Inc. circa 1948 until 1959, jointly producing many pharmaceuticals including Comfortine, Ascriptin, and Maalox which would become the world's best selling antacid. He purchased the Garet Garrett (1878-1954) home in Marshallville, New Jersey in 1958 and resided there with his wife Linda Ann Bricker and four children (Franklin, Lowell, Alice and Robert). He had three additional children from his first marriage (1940) to Lucile N. Ivey (Alison, Neal and Robin). In June of 1981 he died of heart failure at the age of 68. He is buried in the family plot at Woodlands Cemetery in Philadelphia.