Daily Mail 19th Century Newspaper Masthead and Rates
Postal and publication details for the Daily Mail edition at 23 Summit Avenue Hagerstown Maryland. Includes circulation department contact, advertising agencies, foreign and domestic representation, pricing by carrier and mail, zones and rates, and Associated Press copyright notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall Publishing Company
Summit Avenue
Hagerstown
Maryland
J. Garvin
National
Burke, Kuipers & Mahoney
New York
Lexinglor
Chicago
North Wabasa
Atlanta
Rhodes-Havertong
Dallas
Southwester
Oslahoma Chie
Nations Building
Daily Mail
Ness
Phillip
Katiptics
Berelen Mall
IBER
Paper salvage drive warns of thinner newspapers
The War Production Board re issued a call to boost waste paper collections to 8 million tons, doubling pre war rates. It warns insufficient turnout could divert newsprint pulp to war needs, yielding fewer books and thinner newspapers. Historical trends show collections fluctuated from 6 million in 1941 to about 6.3 million last year, with 8.6 million still only two thirds of potential recoverable supply.
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War Production Board
America
Kettle Calling The Pot Black on Committees Reform Debate
Rep John J Cochran highlights growing overlap of House and Senate committees as a wasteful duplication issue ahead of the 7 November elections. He cites 63rd Senate and 29 House resolutions creating special powers while noting repeated testimony demands on senior officials and generals.
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House
Senate
John J. Cochran
Mast Democrat
Cochran
Fee
George C. Marshall
Knox
Stimson
Morsenthau
Ickes
Bcal
Politician Talk on Un American Activities Chairmen
The dialogue weighs Truman and Byrd as potential vice president and president timber, tied to their roles leading committees probing war contracts and government waste. Cochran backs Bins, but insiders say he would need a strong signal to counter the rapidly growing political forces.
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Sen. Truman
Sen. Byrd
M Cochran
Gov Binse
Samuel Sidney McClure and Tarbell referenced in merit order piece
The article recalls Samuel Sidney McClure and Ida Tarbell and their roles in exposing private enterprise through McClure's Magazine. It notes McClure's birth in County Antrim and Tarbell in Evie PA, their collaboration, and the impact of Tarbell's History of the Standard Oil Company. It mentions standards such as the dissolution of Standard Oil and other figures linked to the era.
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Nasional Institute of Arts and Science
Samuel Sidney McChive
County Antrim
Ireland
McClure
Evie County
Pennsylvania
Ira Minerva Tarbell
Miss Tarbell
Standard Oil Company
Great Globe Covering
Standard of New Jersey
Supreme Court
Tar+ bell
Thomas W Lawson
Charles Evans Hughes
New York
Lincoln Steffers
Samuel Hopkins Adams
George Kennan
Roy Stannard Baker
Tsk
United States
Rudyard Wipling
James MM. Barrie
AL Conan Doyle
Rider Haggard
Postwar heating devices eyed for homes and attics
New Age heating experts predict compact postwar heaters could fit attic spaces and supply hot air through walls and ducts. Small room heaters, as tiny as eight by eight inches, may bring individual rooms warmth with fans and blowers.
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New Jay
Lynn A. Willams
Stewart Warner Corporation
Williams
Ana
Organization keeps port running at Anzio amid wreckage
At Anzio the 5th Army beachhead shows a rough but effective organization as Quartermaster Corps officers run supply rooms with blackboards and charts. Lt. Col. Charles Monnier and Lt. Col. Cornelius Holcomb implement portable gasoline dumps, ditch barriers, and controlled caches to prevent fires. Soldiers like Pvt. Ernie Dygert drive operations, while Maj. John Strickland preserves humor with a Vienna soap paper keepsake. Continuous shellfire and wreckage frame daily life in the port area.
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Anzio
Restar
New York
Licata
Sicily
Hatig
Charles Monnier
Dixon and Tremont
Africa
Lolope Monnier
Cornelius Holcomb
Seattle
John C. Strickland
Olahoma City
Vienna
Unclear Bullets Near Troops Pull Up Short
A fragment describes rapid converging figures landing within about 50 yards of you, causing a strong desire they not approach closer. The terse line evokes surprise and unease at sudden proximity. No clear entities or context to identify.
Strength For The Day The End Of The Bridge
A devotional contrast between Christian and pagan views of death. The piece cites Roman tomb inscriptions, Pilgrim's Progress, and John Bunyan to frame death as a doorway to peace for believers, while noting not all face the same end. It posits death as a narrow bridge to light, with rewards for the faithful in a moral universe.
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Douglas
John Siunyan
Pilgrim's Progress
Florida primary test of Pepper stance on Allied aid
Washington dispatch notes Florida's May primaries will test Senator Claude Pepper's support for aid to Britain and lend-lease policies. Pepper, long ahead of allies in urging intervention, faces a crucial evaluation of isolationist sentiment in a state not steeped in isolationist tradition. The outcome could signal shifts in Allied diplomacy and U S cooperation in world peace efforts.
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Florida
U. S. Senate
Claude Pepper
Pepper
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Britain
U. S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Claude
England
Senate
Harrison
Pal
White House
Claude “Roosevelt
U.S
Laundry caretaker saves shirt in night of blaze
In Norroly Va a laundry caretaker W B Hackett awoke to a brick crashing through his window. The intruder yelled that the building was on fire and Hackett slid to the sidewalk in his night clothes. The laundry sustained about 20000 dollars in damages.
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Hackett
Sullivan Fought Ulcer Pains Rumor Revisited
Claimed question about John L. Sullivan fighting with stomach ulcer pains surfaces in a fragmentary ad style notice. It suggests digestive issues like indigestion gas heartburn and acid trouble and advertises Edga Tablets with a money back promise at Cauffman Cut Rate and drug stores.
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Jose
Cauffman
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Associated Press
St. Loui
Comgress
Fary
Pwo Missouri Congressian
William d. Stone
Clepmainies
Wecomber
Twa
Acteady Sevest
New Age
Italy
Sdate
Quartermaster Corps
Ernie
Pvt
Ernie Dygert
Red Lodge
Mont
Dyszert
Tax Institute
Russia
Germany
Alam
Washington
Ay Drew Yeahson
Willkie
Hageratown
R. M. Hays & Bros., Inc
Dicadoo Cleaner
R. D. McKee
Bohman-Warne, Inc
Franklin St
Hill’s Toy & Novelty Store
South Potomac St
Snex
Harry
MYERS
North
Potomac Street
Icodemus
TrHar Brick
John L. Sullivan
ARROW
Musey & Evans
West
Washington Street
Washington St
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
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