“…1.00 Betting, A + B inserts, (pre-edited) 17.17 manual sorting of lottery tickets (Fehér Road), 25.23 Televised drawing of lottery numbers 31.00 Automated sorting of tickets, 36.21 Horse race course, 60.41 State Property Agency (Bánk Bán street) outside, 62.51 Ministry of Finance outside, 63.24 Szerencsejáték Co. outside, 63.51 Lottery shop, 66.14 betting + signal, 66.33 signal, 67.47 Head of Szerencsejáték Co 68.14 place in front of Déli railway station, lottery shop, 68.54 Casino, 69.08 roulette, 71.20 spanning (TV image), 74.32 female hand placing a stake, 74.53 lady croupier, 75.30 long shot, 75.54 going over to the turning roulette wheel from obscurity, 76.38 turning roulette from close, 77.40 table from behind the croupier, 79.30 Sipos chess, 80.30 token from close then opening into long shot, 81.35 good opening, 82.20 turning roulette, token, 83.40 placing stakes, 85.20 long shot, 85.35 Kiskunfélegyháza mayor’s office, 87.40 farms, 88.00 rail, 88.17 old thresher, 88.31 horse, cow, 89.05 old machinery, 90.24 alley in Csongrád, 91.35 street in the village tracking shot from car, 93.28 entering Szentes, spear of the church, 94.24 pastry shop, wonderful special cakes, 99.11 green houses in Árpád neighbourhood + paprika, 102.54 sorting paprikas…”

“…REPORTS BY MISS NUSSEY, Almoner APRIL 1 TO DECEMBER 31, INCLUSIVE. (Out-patient Department closed for five weeks in the summer for cleaning, &c.) …”

“…1948 1948 1940s 32 pages : illustrations CONTENTS PART ONE: How the Scheme Works Paragraphs Paragraphs What the National Insurance Scheme is ...... 1 Contribution Conditions for Benefit 9-12 Who Will Be Contributors 2 How to Claim Benefit 13 What to Do 3 Your National Insurance Number 14 Your National Insurance Office 4 Main Rates of Contributions 5 How and Where Benefits are Paid 15 How Contributions are Paid 6 When Contributions Need Not be Paid 7 No Double Payment 16 Decisions and Appeals 17 List of Benefits...... 8 Effect of Income Tax 18 PART TWO: Married Women in National Insurance para. 19 PART THREE: National Insurance Benefits Explained Sickness Benefit 20-23 Widow's Benefit 32-36 Unemployment Benefit 24-28 Guardian's Allowance 37 Maternity Benefit 29-31 Retirement Pension 38-46 Death Grant para. 47 PART FOUR: Industrial Injury Benefits Explained Scope of Industrial Injury Insurance 48-52 Injury Benefit 53 Disablement Benefit 54-55 Death Benefit para. 56 PART FIVE: Related Social Services Family Allowances 57 National Health Service 58 National Assistance para. 59 345/3/2/10…”

“…Department International Our Ref HVT/AC/321 Your Ref 31st July, 1939. SPANISH SEAMEN. We have been informed by the Basque Delegation that the Basque Nationalist Parties have made arrangements with the Venezuelan Government for the emigration to Venezuela of a number of the seamen in this country who are members of the Basque Nationalist Parties. …”

“…HVT/AC/321 Your Ref: TRANSPORT HOUSE, SMITH SQUARE, LONDON, S.W 1. 31st July, 1939. SPANISH SEAMEN. We have been informed by the Basque Delegation that the Basque Nationalist Parties have made arrangements with the Venezuelan Government for the emigration to Venezuela of a number of the seamen in this country who are members of the Basque Nationalist Parties. …”

“…TRANSPORT HOUSE, SMITH SQUARE, LONDON, S.W.1. 31st July, 1939. SPANISH SEAMEN. We have been informed by the Basque Delegation that the Basque Nationalist Parties have made arrangements with the Venezuelan Government for the emigration to Venezuela of a number of the seamen in this country who are members of the Basque Nationalist Parties. …”

“…(b) The hostel was visited personally and the amounts of all the most important constituents of the menu actually eaten by a large number of persons were weighed ; the average daily ration consumed per person was calculated from these data, and then samples of the foodstuffs were analysed as above. 127/NU/5/5/1/1…”

“…Both the poverty rate (especially child poverty) and the number of households having trouble making ends meet have risen. …”

“…This organisation had affiliated altogether the following number of nursing associations in 1925: — England 647 Scotland 400 Ireland 148 Wales 91 Total 1,286 The total number of nurses on December 31st, 1925, in connection with the institute, including Queen's nurses and those in training, village nurses and midwives, was: — England 4,736 Scotland 807 Ireland 197 Wales 384 Total 6,124 126/TG/RES/X/1036A/14…”

“…For the period from January 22 to February 13, and from October 8 to December 31, 1925, 74 Health Talks have been given, and the number registered for the period from 1st January to 31st March, 1926, is 57, making in all 131 for Scotland. …”

“…Th e deadline for the defi nitive switch-over from analog to digital broadcasting is set for 31 December 2012. Th e transition to digital terrestrial radio (digital audio broadcasting, or DAB) is taking place at a slower pace. …”

“…Initial estimates using this dataset of 79 countries show that median income growth of the bottom 40 percent (circa 2005-2010) was 4.2 percent, a high number in comparison to the 3.1 percent per capita income growth of the overall population. …”

“…REPORTS BY MISS BRIMMELL, Almoner. (1) THREE MONTHS' WORK, FROM JANUARY 1 TO MARCH 31, 1901. Number of patients interviewed, 1,920, being 640 a month. …”

“…The remains of at least 31 individuals were recovered from 23 of the sites. …”

“…In the United Kingdom there are 52,194 beds, distributed as follows : London (Metropolitan area) 12,797, the rest of England and Wales 31,265, and Scotland 8,132.* That this number is far too few is shown by the long waiting lists for admission at nearly all hospitals, and especially in London and the larger industrial centres. …”

“…. , METropolltan 6666 (40 lines ). Telephone Numbers _ 6644 20 lines Phonograms. BRANCH OFFICES :— Telephone Numbers. …”

“…"Economic theory advances a number of reasons for the existence of a wage gap between part-time and full-time workers. …”

“…We understand that among a certain number of Spanish fishermen in this area only four of them have received such a communication from the Home Office. …”

“…1950-03-31 1950 1950s 8 pages The local health authorities took over their new duties - home nursing and ambulance service - and continued with their old ones. …”

“…There will inevitably be a number of people who will not be covered by National Insurance. …”