Public notice on forest fire acts and penalties Newfoundland 1949
Public notice cites the Forest Fires Act and amendments detailing prohibitions on lighting fires in or near woods without permits, duties to prevent spread, and penalties. It outlines conditions for safe burning, distance clearances, and precautions, plus penalties of fifty to four hundred dollars or up to twelve months’ imprisonment. Department of Natural Resources St John’s Newfoundland dated 11 May 1949.
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Department of Natural Resources
St. John's
Newfoundland
Income Tax Proclamation in Newfoundland 1949
A May 6 1949 proclamation in Ottawa proclaims the Canadian Income Tax Act in Newfoundland. It authorizes tax withholding by companies on dividends to non residents and outlines adherence to Union terms. Tax becomes payable by Newfoundland residents per the 1949 Budget starting July 4 1919 reference.
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O'tawa
Newfundland
Newfoundland
Douglas Abbott
Canada
Army reports chain of strong points with tanks
The army describes a north to south chain of ix strong points each containing a portion of the tanks. The fourth point has 72 more tanks than the third. The most southerly point’s total remains to be determined.
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