Meat prices and OPA ceilings spark farmers market boycott
The article argues meat supplies will return only if prices rise as farmers, aided by OPA ceilings, withhold cattle and hogs. It links inflation, wage strikes, feed conditions, and political pressure to future price shifts and potential policy changes before elections. It also notes Stalin’s remarks on war and army size.
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Far East morale woes and Stalin note clash in hearings
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