Local Newspaper Advertising Rates and Editorial Note
A clipped release from an Associated Press affiliates hints at republication rights and mailing details. The notice lists pricing and classification terms for subscription and delivery, mentioning post office handling and carrier rates.
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ED Ximball
INC
Ath St
New York Square
Chicago & Bond
Detroit
Associated Press
Republic of All News
Tim Wile Pabar
Corry
Pitteen
Necessary driving defined by Massachusetts official
Massachusetts Education Commissioner Walter Downey clarifies required gasoline use during shortages. He defines necessary driving as essential to earn a living or for emergencies such as hospital trips, not routine trips or grocery runs. He urges schoolchildren to walk when distances are under two to three miles, noting shortages will spread beyond Massachusetts.
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Massachusetts
Walter F. Downey
Hitler's Blunder: Goering Exposes German Winter Misery
Field Marshal Goering's account portrays Nazi failures in Russia, detailing Hitler's ignorance of Russian weather and warnings from subordinates. It describes German troops starving and freezing, eroding faith in leadership, and shaking soldiers' and civilians' confidence as the war nears a critical winter.
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Hitler
Marshal Goering
Russia
America
Brent
Carmo
Bsit
Japan and Allied Resolve as War Intensifies
Analyzed commentary notes Japan's intensified bombing and rapid mobilization aimed at crushing defenders before U S and Britain intervene while Russia is distracted with Germany. It highlights American observer Spencer Irwin praising Japanese resourcefulness and the Allies' need to mount swift aid amid mounting costs and dangers.
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China
Hoon
United States
Britain
Spencer D. Irwin
TF. Tsidme
Schitriysking
Site of World's Fair to Become New York Municipal Playground
The 1942 World’s Fair story continues as the Fair Corporation winds down in New York. Directors hope to pay bondholders by June while offices are dismantled and the site shifts to Meadow Park as a municipal playground. Ghost exhibits linger in warehouses, and assets are prepared for final records to the New York Public Library.
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New York Municipal
Paul J
Friedlander
Wide World
New Yorks
Fair Corporation
M Banlk
Harvey D. Chitson
Boodholders
Thomas P. Murrah
Herbert d. Slingo
Edward Umgeller
Rane
Ted Ho
Slingo
Moses
Fajr Ropia Burea
Staten Island
Millseunie
Marrah, Slingo
Amigelter
New York Public Library
Daily Quiz: How Many Can You Answer
A scrambled test from a 10 item classified page asks which organizations, battles, presidents, and terms fit. Notable items include RAAF, Lord Lovat commanded units, Novosibirsk relation to a U.S. city, federal reserve founding, first U S subway city, and items about vegetables, woodpecker anatomy, and tornado effects.
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Tumn
RAAF
Lord Lovat
U.S
Novosibirsk
Ussr
Federal Reserve Banking System
United States
Haven
Boston
New York
Monitor
Daily Dozen From Pennsylvania Medical Society
Americans are urged to mobilize labor for war effort. The piece estimates a labor force of about four million with potential to expand by millions. It highlights women and girls as a vast pool for wartime work, suggesting ages 17 to 19 and 20 to 40 as recruitable groups and notes 8.5 million women in the older bracket. Emphasis on patriotic zeal and a vigorous manpower drive.
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America
Isbor
Americs
Migratory Birds Span Hemispheres Says Lincoln Biologist
Facts about migratory birds by Fredrick C. Lincoln of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service note that birds traverse both Worth and Soul America, defying strict continental limits. The piece touches on materials like bloodstone and steel content in tanks, plus historical notes on whiskey barrels, Raleigh’s circular stairs, and the ship Philadelphia’s 1792 Australis voyage.
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America
Western Hemisphere
Fredrick C. Lincoln
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Raleigh
N.C
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files May 26 1922
Reprint notes from 1922 journal entries dated May 26 recounting events and observations from two decades earlier. The fragmentary item hints at typographical quirks and newspaper conventions of the era, with incomplete phrases and era-specific language.
Maple sugar output in state shows increase
Harrisburg May 28 A report from Jon E ight secretary of the Department of Agriculture notes a rise in maple products in Pennsylvania due to favorable conditions. Sap runs and sugar output improved from last year despite fewer trees tapped, with total sugar around 1 064 000 pounds and average yield per tree about 2 41 pounds, though weather affected syrup quality.
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Harrisburg
Pehmesylvania
Jon Eight
Department of Agriculture
Somerset
World At My Fingers Tips book review excerpt
A column reviews several 1940s books including John Selby’s The World At My Finger Tips and And Now Tomorrow by Rachel Field. It highlights the author’s overcoming disability, schooling, and career, plus quick notes on Kiplinger Washington book and Bromfield war fiction, with brief mentions of Kennerly and Binns. The tone is brisk and opinionated, noting character and narrative strengths.
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John Selby
Ifobus
Merelli
Bursten
Obnstad
Nob
St.,Olaf's College
School For the Blind
Thebrary
University of Town
Book notices and travel writings reviewed in brief
The piece surveys several new books including To The Sea In Maine by Shelton and Coffins with a foreword by Shelton and a critical note by Coffins. It covers Where Hat, Sies and Play edited guides for tourists, Gibbs US impressions, Ammerita by Dale, and Cow Country from the University of Oklahoma Press, noting tone and value of each.
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Maine
Shelton
Roberter
Drintrar Coffins
Mr. Coffin
Dutton
Poole
Garden City
Sir Philip Gibbs
United States
Mye
Doran
Ammerita
Edward Everett Dale
Cow Country
Range
Mr. Dale
University of Oklahoma Press
Local clubs listed by city and honorary member
New York has five Tall People's club while Santa Barbara hosts two Short Girls clubs. Boston features a Fat Man's club and Hamiranek Michigan hosts a Big Nose club with Jimmy durante named as an honorary member.
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New York
Santa Barbara
Boston
Hamiranek, Mich
Jimmy Durante
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Medical Society of the
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Dial
Center St
Lufkin Universal Steel
Brigham Hardware
South Conder
Corby PA
Indi
United States Army
Australis
Philadelphia
Community Loan Company OF
Corry, PA
N. Genter St
Rachel Field
Macmillan
Rachel Wield
Tove
Emily Blur
Miss Feld
Emily
Blair
Uta
Harry
Janice
Varice
Washington
W. M. Kiplinger
Eithar
Allen
Fiplinger
Louis Bromfield
Harpers
Lewis Bromfeld
Paris
City of Light
Bromfala
Mr. Bromfield
Somersey Maugham
Breil
Mr. Bromsfild
Byron Kennertys
Byron Kennerly
Graham Berry
Arthur Gerald Donghue
Pauly
Kennerlys
Mr. Berry
Mr. Donahue
Jp Broad
Fercely
Archie Binns
Pacific Northwest
Roaring Land
Mr. Binns
Celoron Park
Chautauqua Lake
Ue Sk
LA Stellas Adadgio
Paddy Cliff
Morrey Brennan
MCA Orchestra
Ronce Mise
Ee Marine Room
Jamestown
Chantauyim Lake
Heiman’s
Reve
Bulova
Tyo
Heiman
Centar
Ame Nporated
Montgomery Ward
Americas
Cemler
Bol
Jame Wet Chur
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