War Production Board. “General Preference Order M-69, as Amended Effective November 1, 1942.” Federal Register 7 (October 14, 1942): 8278–8279.
Primary amendment defining high wines, restricting distillery operations and beverage use, and making the high-wines restrictions effective November 1, 1942.
War Production Board, “General Preference Order M-69, as Amended Effective November 1, 1942,” Federal Register 7 (October 14, 1942): 8278–8279.
War Production Board, “General Preference Order M-69, as Amended Effective November 1, 1942,” Federal Register 7 (October 14, 1942): 8278–8279.
§ 1050.1(a)–(d)
M-69 Amendment, 7 Fed. Reg. 8278–8279.
General Preference Order M-69, as Amended Effective November 1, 1942
Complete amendment verified. Its operative dates distinguish distilled spirits produced on or after February 20 from high wines produced on or after November 1.
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