Meat shortage sparks call for meatless days in major cities
Wholesale and retail voices warn beef mutton and pork prices will rise, risking shortages. They urge one to three meatless days weekly, especially in Philadelphia Boston New York and Baltimore, to restore balance and bring prices down. The Institute of American Packers links high prices to low livestock receipts and stockpiling, noting cooler supplies. Continued on page 7.
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