Nine Point Program Aims to Ease Postwar Shortages
President Truman unveils a nine point plan to conserve dwindling wheat and other foods for overseas relief. The program promotes higher flour yield, cutbacks on alcohol and grain use, faster rail shipments, and expanded canned milk and cheese supplies.
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Wage-Price Plan Averts Mass Starvation and Aims to Boost Output
The article outlines a new wage-price formula pushed by Reconversion Director Snyder to raise wages about 17 percent with corresponding price boosts to help industry absorb costs and restart production. It notes Truman’s support for a revised plan and contrasts positions within the administration and at the UN.
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Honey Output Up Sharp in 1945 Production Rise Boosted
Honey production reached 233 million pounds in 1945, up 23 percent from 1944 and 19 percent above the 1939 to 1944 average. Beekeepers benefited from higher prices amid a sugar shortage, expanded packing to one and five pound containers, and increased retail sales.
Liquor Revenue Reaches All-Time 1945 Peak
Federal receipts from alcohol industry reach 2.4 billion dollars in 1945. Data show a 14 percent rise from the prior peak, driven by wartime excise taxes and occupational taxes as the government records record high liquor revenue.
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Alcoholic Beverage Industry
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Farm Land Values Rise Sharply in 1944 45
The agriculture department reports a continued rise in farm land values with a moderate drop in sales volume for 1944 45. Nationally land values during World War II rose by about 50 percent versus a 25 percent gain in World War I.
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