Daily Mail operations and pricing details 1858 edition
The Daily Mail published in Hagerstown Maryland outlines its editor and staff, addresses for advertising, and a list of regional bureaus. It notes subscription rates, mail zones, and foreign rates, with legal notices of affiliation to the Associated Press and rights reserved for local and special dispatches.
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Daily Ze Mail
Mai
Summit Avenue
Hageratown
Maryland
C. S. & Phillips
Departmente Sane Ue Ee
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Hagerstown
Associated| Press
Associated Presa
Baren
New Guinea War Report Praises U S Soldier Care
From New Guinea comes praise for how the United States handles its fighting men. Prov. Donald P. Delany reports the Army provides the best food, clothing, housing, and medical care, with notable comforts even in jungle and Italian mountain camps. He finds morale high and confidence in America's military efficiency.
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United States
Donald P. Delany
New Jersey
New Guinea
America S Strength Behind the Scenes in Washington
An analysis argues for a middle ground on American international airline policy. It warns against monopolistic government dominance, supporting competition to boost service standards while preserving strong carriers. The piece notes prewar rivalries and the enduring value of a competitive system, with a final quip on the 1790 copyright act.
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Washington
America
Seeing Things as Germany Faces Its Coming Doom
Four years after their Poland invasion Germans glimpse a broader war. Reports claim greatest shipping concentration since Dunkirk, fleets moving to home waters, and troop trains heading to ports. Allies marshal ships planes and men, doom for Reich narrows as floods in the Midwest battle for attention.
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Poland
Reich
Berlin
Dunkerque
Royal Navy
London
Europe
Germany
Strength For The Day Facing Superiority In Others
In a presidential year Wana people ponder the type of man fit to lead. The author notes that Americans prefer leaders not far above them in intellect and character, praising moral integrity in presidents but warning that greatness does not always translate to office. Aristides the Just is cited to show envy of superiors.
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Earl L. Douglass
Wana
White House
Aristides
Athens
Hospital Ship Aboard Ernie Pyle Describes Red Cross Help
A wireless dispatch from Apels details Red Cross worker Miss Gill aboard a hospital ship. She comforts wounded sailors with Coca Cola, cigarettes, and toothbrushes, distributes books and music, and helps prisoners aboard. The ship keeps a calm, safe atmosphere with decks lit and nurses tending to the men as dawn arrives.
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APLES
Red Cross
Red Cros
Percy Gill
Palos Alto
Calif
Stef
Castilleria School
America
Merchant Marine
Miss Gil
O.D
Miss Gill
Naples
Ocean
Moon Will Eclipse Jupiter Sunday Afternoon
A daylight occultation of Jupiter by the Moon will occur Sunday at 3 46 p m EWT. Observers with binoculars may view it if clouds allow though glare may hinder naked eye sight. Jupiter hides behind the Moon’s dark limb for about 73 minutes and reappears near the Moon at 4 58 p m. The event will be visible across the United States with variations by region.
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Jupiter
Hagerstown
U.S
Pacific
Europe
Regulus
Leo
Lon
Radio program sparks debate on League revival on CBS
New York April 28 CBS air tonight at 7:14 feature panel will dissect the question Should the League of Nations be Revived Eleanor Kittredge of the New York Times leads with four men Jenni Fast William Mandel Ely Culbertson and Everett Hol LHaschl Ruth Chatterton stars in Holy Matrimony on NBC Tuesday 7:30 pm local listings list several programs across networks plus a Delaware case Wilmington Robert Shields sentenced to three years and ten lashes for a $5 robbery at the whipping post.
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New York
League of Nations
CBS At
Eleanor Kittredge
New York Times
Jenni Fast
Belgian Information Center
Wiliam Mandel
United Press
William Mandel
Ely Culbertson
Everett Holless
CBS
Ruth Chatterton
Hollywood
NBC
Ronald Calman
Wilmington
Del
Robert Shields
Delaware
Paratroop Planes Fight Over Self Sealing Tanks
Secretary of War Stimson faces a Midlands battle over self sealing gasoline tanks for troop carrying transports. Senator Kilgore pressed for armor on pilot seats and the installation of self sealing tanks after Allied guns shot down paratrooper planes over Sicily. Despite army support from Maj. Gen Williams and others, a countermand by Gen Giles and Gen Spaatz stalled the program, leaving the issue unresolved nine months later.
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Washington
Stimson
Kilgore
West Virginia
Military Affairs Committee
Turman Committee
Europe
Sicily
U. S
Secretary of War
Army
On. Williams
Ralph Bagby
Air
Mike Dunn
Hap” Arnold
Arnold
Benny Meyers
Barney Giles
Toughy
Spaatz
England
H. A. Craig
Air Forces Office of Operations
Sicilian Investigation Board
Air Carrier Command
Giles
Air Force
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American Eagle
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Chicago Theater of the Air
Cauffman
Washington St
Fountain Service
R. & G. Dept
Hill’s Toy & Novelty Store
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Potomac St
Diana
Dick Tracy
Frank
Lilly Pond
Lacy
Wim
John D. Myers & Co
Famous “Jockey” Underwear
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
Caskey
Caskey Baking Co
Ombw Pearson
Sen. Kilgore
Tanke
du Pont
Felix du Pont
David Laux
Hagerstown Lumber Co
Frederick Street
Aberdeen
Montgomery County
Happy Choice
Comus, MD
Hyattstown
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Bedminster Farm, Inc
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Knoxville, Md
Bohman-Warne, Inc
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