New York Milk Strike Intensifies as Bootleggers Targeted
Investigators led by Mayor Wagner mobilized 200 inspectors to curb bootleg milk in New York City during the 10th day of a milk strike. Eight stores, seven in Manhattan and one in Brooklyn, were named for selling milk at 35 to 50 cents a quart, with no city law banning price gouging but seizures possible for milk brought in without inspection. Negotiations were set to resume at 9 am with milk dealers and 10,000 Teamster deliverymen and drivers involved.
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FTC Probes Endorsement Claims Against Products
Washington FTC is launching a preliminary inquiry into ads that claim many individuals endorse a product. Daniel Murphy, head of the deceptive practices division, has asked 12 firms for the factual basis of such endorsements. Replies are voluntary. further action may follow if unsatisfactory. Advertisements in TV, newspapers, and magazines are under scrutiny.
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