Packers Profiteering Claim Challenged by Packers
The five large meat packers say the Federal Trade Commission report on war profits is misleading and unfair. They argue profits of 140 million over three war years are small margins on four and a half billion dollars in sales and mostly reinvested, with no monopoly proven. They urge public review of facts and point to competition among packers and government workers’ support. Armour and Co. Cudahy Packing Co. Morias & Co. Swift & Co. Wilson & Co.
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Advertising and military training plans cited in era notes
Bradstreet’s reports 84 percent of business failures lack advertising, linking success with promotion. Government urges specialized training for soldiers, outlining a plan via Newton D. Baker and H. P. McCain at Oregon Agricultural College with 650 hours yearly across 33 weeks plus a six week camp. Officers in charge, unit drills run alongside mechanics training as war boosts press support. Also an Oregon real estate for sale or exchange listing by Valley Real Estate Co.
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