Canneries May Raise Prices for 1942 Pack
The Office of Price Administration and the Department of Agriculture announce that Maryland canneries may raise prices for the 1942 vegetable pack above last year, with March retail ceilings preserved. The department will guarantee prices at 92 percent of the cannery ceiling, not exceeding 95 percent of the average ceiling for a grade or size. New 1942 pack maximums will be established to replace prior levels.
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Pricing Rule Allows Eight Percent Increase After Start of 1942 Pack
The rule sets a general maximum price regulation for the canner. For the first sixty days after the 1942 pack begins, he may add eight percent to the weighted average price charged for each grade and container size, excluding raw materials, plus the actual raw material cost increases over the 1941 pack. Ceilings for earlier packs stay unchanged.
Trolleys Paralyzed By Crush Of Passengers
Detroit officials warn gasoline rationing would strain the street railway system beyond capacity leaving thousands of war workers without transport. Fred A. Nolan says Detroit's network is built to carry only a third of normal employment and cannot handle more riders. Eavesdropping is against the law in Oklahoma.
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