Supplementary Order 3 limits covered capacity to non-beverage uses

Annotation

Use to show the February expansion of control without erasing the remaining lower-proof high-wines pathway.

Challenges Claims

Citations

M-69 Supplementary Order No. 3, 7 Fed. Reg. 1128

Context

The order inherits M-69’s definition of distilled spirits as 190-proof-or-higher corn- or grain-derived alcohol.

Excerpt ID

1547

Excerpt Text

Issued February 20, 1942, and effective immediately, Supplementary Order No. 3 prohibited beverage use of the distilleries’ defined distilled-spirits production capacity and limited that capacity to industrial storage or specified wartime and non-beverage channels.

Literature Notes

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Locator Start

1128

Locator Type

Page

Originating Working Notes

Page (text)

Source

No access

Source Section

§ 1050.4 Supplementary Order 3

Supports Claims

M-69 Supplementary Order No. 3 barred beverage use of covered 190-proof production capacity

Tags

American Whiskey History and CultureDistilleries, Brands, and Industry

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