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Regulations No. 3, relative to production, tax payment, et cetera, of industrial alcohol, and to manufacture, sale, and use of denatured alcohol under Title III of National Prohibition Act of Oct. 28, 1919, effective Apr. 1, 1931.

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Corporate Author:	United States. Bureau of Industrial Alcohol
Format:	Government Document eBook
Language:	English
Published:	[Washington] : GPO, 1931.
Subjects:	Forms (Law) Government paperwork > Law and legislation. Licenses. Officials and employees. Surety and fidelity insurance. Electronic books.
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