Foreign buyers face tax shifts in real estate market
The article discusses how real estate purchases by foreign buyers could be affected by proposed legislative changes. It notes taxes on price, currency exchange factors, and potential shifts in domicile and capital movement amid wartime or economic constraints.
Frontiers Tighten Passenger Checks Amid War Labor Shifts
The Interior officials tighten travel checks for German travelers and their luggage at border towns, abandoning wartime laxity. Officers now inspect trunks more rigorously while the International Federation promotes ID and photos to curb smugglers and advertise federation aims.
Air passengers stage movie preview on Paris flight
On a recent Paris flight a film was shown inside the cabin for twelve passengers during a trial run. The event drew attention as an early in-air screen experience amid promotional activity for the movie.
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Immigration Reform Urged by U S Eugenics Committee
Chicago May 22 The subcommittee on selective immigration of the U S Eugenics Committee issued recommendations reinforcing existing laws. They call for strict enforcement and debarment of borderline cases, no bonds for aliens, port of departure examinations, port fines for inadmissible arrivals, and mandatory registration. They support strengthening the 1924 act and extending western hemisphere quotas.
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Subcommittee On Selective Immigration
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Eugenics Committee of the
United States
Harry Olson
Ted
Department
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Cardus Restores Hope for Pale Nervous Woman in Huntington
Mrs Fannie C Bloss of 1964 Madison Avenue Huntington describes a serious condition with left side pain and weakness. After trying Cardus she reports steady improvement from nine bottles, noting renewed strength and energy. Cardus is advertised as a mild herbal tonic for women.
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Cardus
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American Gold In France Arouses Envy Of The Germans
Berlin reports lower hotel rates and visa costs for American visitors to Germany and notes changes in police rules and travel services. Officials say foreign money helps reparations and tourism, with 185000 Americans in France last year prompting discussion on directing more travelers to Germany.
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Berlin
Germany
Britain’s Trade Prospects Painted in Dismal Colors
Sir Robert Horne warned at a dinner of the British Overseas Banks Association that Britain faces a bleaker trade outlook than six months ago after a long journey abroad. He said the nation is in a worse position today.
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Britain
Robert Horne
British Overseas Banks 'Association
Sir Robert Sees Nationwide Trade Woes Prompting Call for Unity
Sir Robert warned that shipbuilding coal heavy steel woolen and cotton trades face anxiety about the future. He urged all sections of society to unite to seek solutions or risk no hope for the country.
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