Investigators urge full scale probe of big four liquor firms
Two House investigators Chelf and Keating press for a Justice Department inquiry into the liquor industry amid claims of concentrated power and alleged political influence. They cited 1949 findings as insufficient and noted independent distillers faced pressure from Schenley Seagram National and Hiram Walker. Julian Van Winkle testified Schenley held a blanket warehouse insurance contract blocking coverage.
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D-Ky
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Shively
Kentucky Bourbon Makers
Beekeeping Talk and Tides Lead Off Eastport Note
The article notes Schenley’s insurance concession after a Chelf hearing and mentions a plan to transfer bees during fruit bloom. It also states orchid perfume relies on synthetic substitutes due to cost, and identifies Eastport, Maine as the United States’ most easterly city with a 24 foot tidal rise and fall.
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