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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1944
Page
5
Beauty, health, and grooming advice for infants notes that winter chapping requires care. Promotes baby lotion with fanolin, gentle skin routines, and early beauty education. Encourages mothers to teach care values, avoid harsh nails, and read Lois Leeds problem skin columns for solutions.
Frontier Asthma Co advertises a free trial for asthma relief during winter. The notice claims a no-cost trial and lifelong hope, urging readers to write for a remedy and promising no charge to those discouraged. Address: Frontier Asthma Co. 302-R Frontier Ridg. 46% Niagara St. Buffalo.
Philadelphia reports War Production Board plans to expand capacity for trench mortars and related gear. Krug says factories to cost about 700 million dollars, with production timing tied to war duration. Eisenhower requests six million garments for soldiers. aircraft and navy fighter output also rising in response to extended conflict.
Krug visits to assess 1945 shipping volumes and ensure any lapses in production are addressed. He notes Philadelphia’s diverse output reflects a cross section of the overall industrial situation.
Fire Chief J Lows McLane warned that Christmas trees become more prone to ignition after being cut and placed in homes. The longer they stay, the quicker they burn, he said, urging residents to remove trees promptly and to clear holiday wrappings that pose fire risks.
The Oct 31 marriage in Gallipolis TM joined Miss Enola Martin and Mr. William Jarrett, son of Mrs. Freda Jarrett of Fayette St. The bride's mother Mrs Ballard Martin of MarCorlkte announced the union. The couple reside with Mrs. Martin. Also a note on a simple fruit custard mold filling technique.
Thieves broke into a Harlem club at 703 Court St city and escaped with Christmas presents valued at $40.8% and an undetermined amount from a music box. About $200 cash and gas coupons for 900 gallons were recorded at a Kanawha Blvd station. A Treen truck on 214 Truslow St was stolen then found. A bakery washroom theft reported by Dewey Dear. Ruth Lynch reported purse, ring, and coats stolen.
The advisory board of the Dunbar Order of Rainbow for Girls will meet at 8 P.M. Thursday at the Dunbar city building. A large class of candidates will be initiated by Charleston Assembly No. 1 at 2 P.M. Thursday at Glen Elk Hall Pennsylvania Ave and Viregluta Street. The Central WETU will meet at 2 P.M. today at the home of Mrs. Donald Black 1866 Jackson St.
The notice explains filing requirements for 1944 estimated income tax and due dates. It lists duty periods for deputy collectors in Charleston and outlines who must file in 1945 for 1944 earnings. It covers single and married thresholds, and mentions farmers with substantial farming income must file by January 1 1945 and pay estimated tax.
The notice requires filing the regular income tax for the year 1844 by January 15, 1895 in lieu of a declaration and to pay the full tax indicated on the return, thereby eliminating the need for a separate declaration.
The civic group Les Cherneuses cin aided the Colored Day Nursery by determining needs and distributing blankets towels soap clothing and four complete outfits for children. Toys and dolls were given as well totaling 115 for the aid effort.
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