Registration of Firearms Required By U S Government
Notice from the Bureau of Internal Revenue in Dallas urging owners of automatic firearms to register under the National Firearms Act. It warns illegality of transfers without a $200 tax and outlines penalties up to $2000 fine or five years' imprisonment.
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Dallas
Bureau of Internal Revenue
United States Treasury Department
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington, D. C
You Can Make It series tops government best seller list
The United States remains a nation of home craftsmen as the National Committee on Wood Utilization reports the 30 cent You Can Make It pamphlet trio a perennial best seller. The series offers illustrated, step by step guidance for home garden and camp projects using simple tools and discarded lumber with detailed drawings of projects and hardware. Proceeds benefit the Government Printing Office.
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United States
Washington,d. C
National Committee On Wood Utilization
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Looking Ahead by George S. Benson
The column notes George S. Benson's eight week European stay visiting England Norway Sweden Denmark the Netherlands Belgium Switzerland and France as he studies political economic social and religious conditions to uncover the secret of national prosperity and how American wage earners buy more with less. Beginning next week the column surveys postwar England and continental nations.
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New York
London
China
Europe
England
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Netherlands
Belgium
Switzerland
France
Sugar Rations Likely to Stay Scant in 1946
New York report says sugar rationing will persist with one sixth of sugar sent to foreign markets. Brokers estimate 1946 per capita sugar use near 70 pounds, the lowest since 1905, while world production may rise in 1947 as Cuba and Puerto Rico increase output, prompting a shift in postwar demand. The Slipstream quote notes a need for more bricklayers.
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New York
Donald C. Ryan
Earl Ryan Company
United States
Ryan
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Medical Examinations Needed After Forty
From a health stand point life after forty grows more complex. Health Officer Dr Geo W Cox lists heart disease cancer kidney disease high blood pressure arteriosclerosis apoplexy diabetes and arthritis as principal middle age health risks. Regular complete physicals and prompt attention to illnesses comprise essential medical care in middle life.
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Austin
Geo. W. Cox
Mother Knows Best: GI Son Reverses Returned Vet Ritual
A mother recounts how her son, home from service, insists on serving breakfast to his parents. He objects to the idea of pampering returning soldiers and vows to wait on them for the rest of the week, prompting a playful parental wink over orange juice.
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Dad
Stern Mother Ostensibly Serves Son Breakfast After Early Scene
A New York World Telegram column recalls a stern mother who wakes early, marches her son back to bed, then serves him breakfast she had planned for months. The exchange underscores her firm control and frugal ad approach.
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New York World-Telegram
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Tan
Lath
Sherman and
Denison
America
Longs
Foreign Service
George S. Benson
Harding College
Carey, Arkansas
R. P. Childress
North Texas
Paul M. Vestal
Mrs
Ww. H. Hinton
Jerry Boren
Jerry Boren Studio
South Side Square
Sherman, Texas
Main Street
Tion
Oklahoma
Bengel & Danielson
E. J. Lilley
Henry Ayres
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