Preference rules for motor truck makers under wartime priority
The Priorities Division outlines how motor truck manufacturers may gain a Class B4 or higher steel rating by dedicating plants to government use and complying with Priorities Board rulings. It details classification of orders, the handling of Class A B C and D, and the pledge of co operation applying to current and future inventories and vehicles.
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Priorities Board
United States
War Industries Board
Washington, D. C
Priorities Division
Automotive Products
Automotive Products Section
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Priorities Committee OF War Industries Board
Edwin B. Parker
Committed
Charles K. Foster
J. B. Aleshire
George Armsby
H. H. Barbour
F. H. Macpherson
N. E. Mason
C. A. McKenney
Everett Morss
Lucius P. Ordway
T. C. Powell
A. V. Zane
Maurice Hirsch
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