End Of First Year Of Peace Britain Still War Basis In Part
London Nov 24 The end of one year of peace finds the United Kingdom still under wartime controls. Food remains rationed and prices kept high while fuel shortages hurt both households and industry. Export controls persist and a broad set of restrictions on coal electricity and goods remain in force.
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Great Britain
London
United Kingdom
Ministry of Food
Board of Trade
Hte
Australia
New Zealand
Revenue Office Opens in Cheyenne for Federal Tax Returns
The Internal Revenue Bureau creates a Cheyenne Wyoming office for all income tax and other federal taxes. Taxpayers are urged to file with the new Collector of Internal Revenue in Cheyenne. Colorado district previous reports are ended. Mr Miller notes free advisory service and prompt correspondence response.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Collector of Internal Revenue
Denver
Colorado
United States
Revenue Bureau
L. A. Miler
Miller
Pig Trough Method Cure for Flatfoot
A historical item describes a do it yourself treatment using a pig trough as a makeshift walking device for flatfoot. It claims a college developed the method to aid disabled men with foot deformities, though the text is fragmented and unclear on efficacy or authority.
Possible abolition of state prohibition office hinted
Governor Carey suggests counties could enforce prohibition with less need for a state prohibition commissioner, noting Deputy Gertrude Corey Hicks currently serves and former commissioner F L Crabbe resigned. He urges county officials to assist sheriffs, cites public support for enforcement, and warns against targeting homes without evidence while pursuing bootleggers.
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Carey
Wyoming
Prohibition
Gertrude Corey Hicks
Fred L. Crabbe
Scientists to Gather in Convention in St Louis
Scientists from America and worldwide will meet in St Louis from December 29 to January 3 for the 72nd annual convention of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and its affiliated societies. The gathering, the largest yet, includes about 10 000 members, with expectations that one third will attend, as the city hosts the event and related scientific societies.
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ST. Louis
America
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Thous
Russian Budget Crisis Shows Massive Deficit and Reform Plans
A government analysis cites a 14,000,000 ruble deficit for the year with total revenue around 4,000,000,000 rubles and expenditures near 48,200,000,000. Minister De Hoyér outlines cuts, tax hikes, and currency controls, including urgent boosts to income and professional taxes, real estate and railway taxes, and a continuation of the spirits monopoly.
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Timate
de Beensles
de Hoyér
Perm
Orenburg
Siberia
de Hoyer
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for health recovery
Mrs A L DeVine of Los Angeles says years of female trouble kept her from housework and doctors offered no relief. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she became well and tells others of the medicine's benefits.
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A. L. DeVine
Los Angeles
Gal
Lydia B. Pinkham
Taxi Fare Change and Convention Sessions Announced
Notice states taxi trips within the city will cost 50 cents for one or two persons. Dr Simon Flexner of the Rockefeller Institute will preside over general convention sessions open to all, beginning with the retiring president John M. Goulter of the University of Chicago.
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Simon Flexner
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
A. Wh. Matheree
John M. Goulter
University of Chicago
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