Internal Revenue muddle prompts call for prompt law
Internal Revenue Commissioner warns Secretary of the Treasury that the bureau must proceed under the existing law if no new measure is enacted before January 11. He stresses the need for a quick decision to avoid chaos for business and reconstruction efforts as tax collection proceeds under current regulations.
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Austria Hopes Free Trade Aid From U S for Debts
Dr Alfried Treich, head of Anglo Austrian Bank, warns that Europe’s recovery hinges on free trade with the United States. He argues Austria needs food and raw materials, financial aid, and production means to repay war debts within ten years, warning of political danger if America withholds timely support.
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England
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Trieste
American soldiers in London hotels aided by Red Cross
In London, U S troops faced crowded hotel accommodations after a long voyage. The American Red Cross opened shelters and provided blankets and hot meals as soldiers endured nights of cold, with Red Cross relief centers assisting until aid arrived. Mrs Spencer Irvin dies in Spain, report notes her role with the State Department and embassy staff.
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State Department
Want Work Not Charity From Returning American Soldiers
Representative LaGuardia told the Washington branch of the Jewish Welfare Board at the M. M. H. A. hall that soldiers returning home refuse camouflage charity and seek government backing for work opportunities. He spoke on the American Soldiers Abroad, detailing their flying and fighting experiences and the morale shown by every man.
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Jewish Welfare Board
Chaplain A T Howard Dies in France Army Service
Special to The Washington Past Rockville Maryland December 1 The Rev A T Howard pastor of Rockville Baptist Church before enlisting as an army chaplain died in France on November 9 Information received here today He was 30 years old and unmarried Survived by both parents whose home is at Salemburg North Carolina
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Phillips Griffith Nuptials at Laytonsville Church
Miss Sarai aA P Giffith daughter of Mrs Georg Griffith Laytonsville and Calvin E Phillips of Harrisonville Baltimore county were married Saturday at 81 Bartholomew Episcopal Church Laytonsville by Rev Frank J Bohanan. The bride wore taupe gown. uncle Y Griffith gave her away. Ushers were William F Griffith Sewell Waller Carrall Philips and George Mobles. The couple will reside in Harringtonville after a short wedding trip.
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Georg Griffith
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William F Griffith
Sewell Wallower
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George W Mobles
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