Meat price ceilings rise under new Agriculture Department order
Washington August 28 The Agriculture Department orders meat price ceilings above June 30 levels to curb shortages while staying below current prices. OPA moves the live stock ceiling to September 1, with wholesalers and retailers kept on earlier dates. Dairy price controls remain paused unless the Decontrol Board decides to reimpose them. Revenue subsidies for cattle calves and hogs are resumed September 1 under prior terms. Directives binding on the OPA must be followed within ten days amid differences between Anderson and Porter.
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OPA
Agriculture Department
Anderson
Congress
Porter
Decontro
Paul Porter
New York
Roy L. Thompson
New Orleans
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
John R. Steelman
Anderson and
Portér
Bumper crops expected for wheat and corn in 1946
The Department of Agriculture forecasts record bumper harvests for wheat and corn in 1946. Wheat could surpass the 1945 peak by more than 37 million bushels, while corn is projected to exceed the 1944 record by about 390 million bushels.
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Department of Agriculture
Prices Rise On Canned Salmon And Live Animals
The Agriculture Department and OPA announced price adjustments. Live cattle prices reach $19 per head, with six to four cent increases on one pound cans of Alaska sockeye and pink salmon, affecting consumer costs. A Titus reunion picnic gathered many relatives and friends, listing numerous attendees by name.
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Agriculture Department
OPA
Filler Blain Titus and Shry Jr in Local Notices
Filler, Blain Titus, Charles Shry Jr and Eddie Trittipee appear in the reader notices column. The brief item lists names likely for a community or legal notice. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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Filler
Blain Titus
Charles Shry Jr
Eddie Trittipee
Anderson orders cattle and bog ceilings with directive
Stabilization Director John R. Steelman had previously acted as mediator in talks over ceilings. Anderson announced the move today catching the OPA off guard and prompting a rush to the Agriculture Department for copies of the order. The directive sets ceilings on dressed cattle.
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Anderson
OPA
Agriculture Department
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Robert C. Reidt
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Willard Shry
Charles Souder
Walter Williams
Perry Trittipoe
Mer
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Herman Brust
Mir
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Nora May Brust
Myrtle Brust
Edith Bilnmayer
Mary
Lizabeth Trittipoe
Kitty
Elizauh
Dunny Lowie Beatty
Joan Clay
Delma Shry
Elva Munk
Virginia Titus
Sally Shelton
Kobtivass
Carl Holter
Lee ‘Titus
Lee Norris
George Norris
George Titus
Tommy Heflin
Leroy Gunn
W. M. Buth
Frompt
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Frederick, Md
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PHS
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CONTI
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Nelo
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1Eburn
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Virginia Avenue
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