Daily Mail Publishing Company Ad Rates and Masthead
The Daily Mail printed at 23 Summit Avenue Bagertown Maryland lists subscription rates and zones. It notes carrier and mail pricing, foreign rates, and post office entry in Beretown as a second class matter since 1898. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with rights to news dispatches.
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Mas. Mail
Ne Mall Publishing Company
Summit Avenue
Bagerstown
Maryland
Garvin Bager
Burke, Kuipers & Manevey
Loe
New York
Lexington Ave
Chicago
Wabash Avenue
Atlanta
Rhodes-Haverty
Dallas
Southwestern Life
Oslahoma City
First National
Hess UF Ciiculation Department
Phillips
Ger
CG & P
Auatt
Lau
Haberstown
Associated Reese
Associated Presa
An Improving Race From War Time Training
Physical directors nationwide credit military uniforms with lifting future generations. Ten and women in service model better carriage and bearing, inspiring civilians and children to adopt military attitudes. The emphasis on fitness, footwear, and discipline is expected to continue after wartime service, yielding healthier, steadier offspring.
Deduction For Blind Faces Tax Law Precedent and Debate
The article discusses a small special deduction for blind individuals under the income tax, dating from July 1 of the taxable year. It notes limited impact, with estimates of under 10,000 affected, and highlights its historical significance as a rare physical disability basis for tax consideration. It cites the National Society of the Blind and references congressional actions and debates from the period.
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United States
Lawrence Q. Lewis
National Society of the Blind
Atlonal Society
They Do See The Looker At Every Day Proverb
A compact proverb fragment notes a daily gaze on the observer with a cautionary tone about perception and daily scrutiny. The line emphasizes consistent attention and awareness in ordinary life.
Fragmentary quotes on mathematics and purpose
A compact note cites Mencken 1735 on math not harming the unknowing and a 1914 quip about a profession to destroy reason, credited to Camer Bevee. The lines read as brief, attributed sayings reflecting skepticism about knowledge and utility.
Naval war strategy shifts in Pacific theater analysis
Treasury warnings on low income tax hardship carve parallels to wartime policy. The piece argues Japan’s naval strategy forced a two front war for the US and Britain, with Pearl Harbor losses recovered and Nimitz advancing. It examines Mountbatten's Burma aim and the challenge of reestablishing land routes to China versus sea power. The article concludes a sea-driven push toward Japan gains momentum.
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Japan
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Singapore
Mountbatten
Burma
China
MacArthur Leads Pivotal New Guinea Landing Campaign
United States forces execute a bold operation in Dutch New Guinea led by General Douglas MacArthur. The move, described by UN South Pacific commander as a reversal of Bataan, aims to neutralize 140,000 Japanese troops stretched from New Guinea to the Solomon Islands. The tactic seeks to isolate Japan and hasten the path to the Philippines.
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United States
Dutch New Guinea
Douglas MacArthur
Manila
United Nations
South Pacific
Bataan
Philippines
MacArthur
New Guinea
Solomon Islands
Arthur
Cama
Wounded Sailors Linger On A Converted Troopship
From the hospital ship's decks to wards, doctors and nurses tend wounded U S soldiers. Beds, sheets, and mattresses replace former luxury, with medical care swift and organized. Capt Halpern and Dr Miriam Polk describe patient care, conversations, and a glimpse into hospital life at sea.
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Aples
Anzio
Caribbean
Sipper
Benjamin Halpern
Harrisburg
Halparn
Varrisburg
Miriam R. Polk
Captain Halpern
Ernie
Congre
Frije Pyles
In Troubled Times God Hides Us in His Pavilion
A reflection on how material wealth and education fail in times of loss or grave illness. The speaker recalls a dying friend who found solace only in Scripture, noting that true security lies in faith and divine grace rather than riches or diplomas. The message emphasizes trust in God amid trouble.
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Earl I
Dougl
Halth
Jesus Christ
Maryland Politics and Roosevelt Tydings Controversy Sparks Talk
Washington column notes a Maryland incident where Senator Millard Tydings defended his ties to FDR before a rival’s rally, claiming the President calls him daily and praising their close relationship. The piece contrasts Tydings political record with his defense, set amid Maryland’s pivotal 194? election tone.
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Washington
Maryland
Millard Tydings
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Mason-Dixon Line
Tydings
Willis Jones
Jones
Tydmers
Philippine Commonwealth
Quezon
White House
Willis
Baloney
Fdr
Pearl Harbor
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Act
Mile Zola
Bureau At
Internal Revenue
J. RB. Mencken
Treasury
Goering
Dicadoo Cleaner
R. D. McKee
Hagerstown
Dhew Pearson
Chip
Robert
Democratic National Committee
Monticello
Congress
Supreme Court
Bumson
Knox
Stimson
Secretary of the Navy
CIO
Eric Johnston
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Chamber
National Association of Manufacturers
American Association of Railway Executives
War and Navy
Marshal
King
Maritime Commission
Land
Warren Austin
U. S
THE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
Lawrence C. Gard
Summit Ave
John D. Myers & Co
Famous “Jockey” Underwear
Cauffman
Fountain Service
R. & G. Dept
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