A second wartime distilling holiday occurred in January 1945

Federal alcohol-manufacturing facilities were again released for beverage-alcohol production during January 1945, temporarily increasing potable-liquor supplies while broader wartime controls remained in force.

Month and temporary character verified. Exact governing order remains uncaptured.

The sources identify the month and temporary release but do not supply the underlying WPB authorization number in the cited passages.

The February 5, 1945 Congressional Record quotes a January 15 committee report describing the January holiday; a 1948 Senate account corroborates it.

Use 'January 1945 production holiday' rather than implying unrestricted normal production.