Daily Mail publication details and staff list
Daily Mail published each evening except Sunday by Mall Publishing Company in Hagerstown Maryland. Editor J Garvin Bager. General Manager Q & P. national advertising reps Burke Kuipars Mallovey Inc. Includes subscription rates and postal registration notes. Associated Press member with rights to news dispatches and special reports.
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Mall Publishing Company
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Hagerstown
Maryland
J. Garvin Bager
National
Burke, Kuipars & Mallovey, Inc
New York
Lexington Ave
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War ends near and peacetime jobs lure workers home
Peacetime optimism grows as the war may end soon prompting hundreds of workers to leave defense plants. They cite seeking more permanent peacetime jobs or running small businesses while government demand for war materials remains high. Workers fear future unemployment and avoid government subsidized employment.
Food outlook: ample meat and produce for 1944 year
War Food Administration reports Americans will dine well for the rest of the year with abundant meat for six months and plenty of fresh vegetables. Potatoes stay plentiful while fruit, especially apples and pears, remain scarce. Butter and cheese normal, milk and ice cream down slightly as farmers meet wartime demands.
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War Food Administration
Eze
Mansion Becomes Church on Hill in New Kensington
The former Pittshursh mansion of Richard Wh. Melons, torn down in 1949, rises as the Catholic church of St. Peter on a hilltop above New Kensington. Banker's brother of a former Treasury secretary, Andrew Metlon, dismantled after the city refused a gift waiver of $10,000 property taxes. Father Nicmia Fuses leads the new church amid growth fears and ward work.
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Richard Wh. Melonsi
Pittshursh
St. Peter
New Kensington
Hose
Ener Pwres Py
Pittshurch
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew Metlon
Nicmia Fuses
Lang
Ald St. Peters
Reconstruction of St Peter's begins after wrecking of mansion
Mellons persuaded a visit that led to dismantling the five room mansion. A church funded wrecking crew moved the pieces over six months from Pittsburgh to New Kensington. Father Fusco and the parish, aided by doctors, lawyers and 5,500 congregrants, repurposed stones and oak panels for a new church and future school and rector as they plan dedication on the Fourth of July.
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Mellons
St. Peter's
Pittsburgh
New Kensington
Father Fusco
St Peter’s
Relief and Rehabilitation Work Behind Warfronts
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration drives aid as Allied advances push hunger relief across Europe and the Orient. About 1.5 billion dollars from the United States funds the effort with Britain and dominions contributing hundreds of millions. excess stocks will be sold or donated as needed. most spending stays in the recipient nation.
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United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Europe
Orient
United States
Britain
Iceland
United Nations
America
Looking at Your Faults For Self Improvement
Dr Earl L Douglass urges readers to assess personal faults objectively and with humor. He notes many unpleasant traits arise from taking oneself too seriously and that temper can be tempered by self reflection. He emphasizes hidden power to change and warns against indulging weakness.
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Earl L. Douglass
Under Fire at Anzio Beachhead by Q M
The piece details the Quartermaster Corps at the Anzio beachhead, highlighting heavy enemy fire, high casualties among mainly colored troops, and their vital logistics role unloading ships and supplying dumps. It profiles Lt. Col. Cornelius Holcomb and notes a rest rotation to combat “Anzio Anxiety” before return to duty.
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Cornelius Holcomb
44Th St. SW
Seattle
Seattle Times
Army
Anzio
Leutenant
Holcomb
Sorrento
Robertson Addresses County Republicans at Oak Hill Reception
Paul Robertson, chairman of the Baltimore City Republican committee and U S Senate hopeful, was guest of honor at a county reception yesterday at Ernest W. Miller’s Oak Hill avenue home. After touring Western Maryland, Robertson praised support from local Republicans and cited tuberculosis as the seventh leading cause of death in the United States.
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Paul _Robertson
Baltimore City
Republican Committee
United States
Ernest W. Miller
Oak Hill Avenue
Robertson
Maryland
Baltimore
Mr. Robertson
Folksy Advice On Parenting And Hospitality
A father's refrain emphasizes love over tidiness, urging parents to keep cookies accessible and a joyful home to nurture children's happiness. The piece contrasts home life with gentler neighbors and stresses that children prefer family warmth over other homes. It concludes with a note on ancient Egyptian reverence for dogs.
Dewey Cabinet Talk Sparks Backroom Speculation
Washington rumors say Governor Dewey’s camp has prepicked a partial cabinet. Herbert Hoover would be Secretary of State, Anandie Winthrow Aldrich possible Treasury chief, Jere Rich a financier backer, with Harold Stassen eyed for Navy and General MacArthur as War secretary later if needed. Also notes party purges and Sicily occupation details amid war bond debate.
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Washington
Dewey
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Anandie Winthrow Aldrich
Chase National Bank
Rockefelter
Treasury
Jererich
Wisconsin
Harold Stassen
Navy
Aldrich
Stassen
Pacific
General MacArthur
MacArthur
Chicago
Roosevelt
FDR
New York State
Rolland Marvin
Syracuse
Marvin
Willkie
Jim Farley
New York
Washing Machine Case Referred to District Office
A second hearing on a washing machine sale above the ceiling price was held Friday by the Local Price Panel of the Rationing Board. The dealer offered a refund that the purchaser rejected, and the case was sent to the Baltimore district office for possible settlement. The panel noted the model number was uncertain but the price exceeded the ceiling and the dealer admitted selling over the limit.
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Rationing Board
Baltimore
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