News item. Strike by liquor store employees. Mike Davison of GERB and BCGEU General Secretary John Fryer are interviewed. Davison announces that it is his intention, along with management and other members of the review board, to reassess GERB's final offer and come back with a renewed position later that day. Fryer says that there will be no strike as long as negotiations are proceeding.

The series consists of an incomplete card index created by the Liquor Control Board between 1919 and 1972 to register incoming letters.. The cards index the letters inward to the Liquor Control Board (and its predecessor body Prohibition Commissioner) and are arranged alphabetically by sender. Within each alphabetical file, there are sub-files containing numbered index cards in descending order. Each card contains the following elements: date, L.I. no. (letters inward number), from, district, subject, req. or order no. and file number.

The index consists of the following files:
Prohibition Commissioner
A to F sub-files: general, specific names (including Accounting Dept)
Liquor Control Board sub-files: claims agent, LCB general, inspectors, secretary
Stores sub-files: general, Vancouver store, Victoria store
Supervisor of stock
Supervisor of stores
Vancouver wholesalers sub-files: correspondence, liquor requisitions, supplies
Victoria wholesalers sub-files: correspondence, liquor requisitions, supplies.

The series consists of 37 scrapbooks created by the Liquor Control Board between 1921 and 1963. The 37 volumes contain clippings about liquor related matters from various newspapers (mostly from British Columbia) and some photographs of liquor stores.