U.S. Office of Production Management. “General Preference Order M-69—Distilled Spirits.” Federal Register 7 (January 13, 1942): 224–225.
Primary wartime order defining covered distilled spirits as 190 proof or higher from corn or other grain and, effective January 15, 1942, restricting covered distilling equipment to that production while directing deliveries and preserving capacity.
U.S. Office of Production Management, “General Preference Order M-69—Distilled Spirits,” Federal Register 7 (January 13, 1942): 224–225.
U.S. Office of Production Management, “General Preference Order M-69—Distilled Spirits,” Federal Register 7 (January 13, 1942): 224–225.
§ 1050.1(c)–(j)
General Preference Order M-69, 7 Fed. Reg. 224–225.
General Preference Order M-69 — Distilled Spirits
Full order reviewed in the official Federal Register issue. The order is controlling for scope, definitions, effective date, equipment restrictions, delivery direction, and capacity-preservation requirements.
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