Daily sim Established TE2S Hagers- Lown Post and Staff Ad
The notice lists mail rates and subscriptions in advance for the Daily sim edition printed in Hagers- Lown with prices for carrier and mail, zones, and foreign mail. It notes J Garvin Hager as editor SE Phillips general manager and mentions the Associated Press exclusive news rights.
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Hagers- Lown
J. Garvin Hager
SE. Phillips
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Associated Press
Farm Values Soar. Income Projected To New High
Farm values and cash income surge with total income surpassing 10 billion dollars. Vegetable oil crops lead gains, followed by livestock, while warned risks include rising farm acreage values and possible postwar market corrections. Debts have not yet matched the value rise, but speculation fears persist.
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Rase
Teturi
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Obstacles To Peace In Germany After War Purge
The essay argues that genuine peace after World War II requires denazification, reform of German society, and defeating deep seated militarism and propaganda. It warns that German fear, miseducation, and a powerful industrial-military elite could threaten peace, and that rebuilding confidence will demand more than victory.
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Germany
Stalin
Hitler
Junkers
Fragmentary 1918 1944 German Armies Faction Split
A jagged historical note describes shifts in Germany during World War I and II era factions. It contrasts old Junkers with modern professionals and references mutiny at Kiel as a turning point, noting divisions within the army and insecurity about the Kaiser.
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Germany
Kiel
Kaiser Wilel
Junkers
U. S. Army
Arnold
Johnson
H. O'Neill
Hitler’s ruin of Europe leads to chaos and doomed followers
The article contrasts 1918 German hopes for popular rule with today’s reality under a ruthless leader. It argues the German people suffer from militarism as Hitler’s regime persists and the war threatens punishment by victors. The piece condemns Hitler as the anchor of a collapsing state.
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Gestapo
Woodrow Wilson
Kaiger
Europe
Hitler
Strength For The Day By Dr Earl L Douglass
A devotional piece argues small things can cause large harms. It compares microscopic microbes to tiny mechanical and everyday hazards and urges attention to minor details. The author notes even insignificant elements are under God’s watchful order and can affect life.
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Earl L. Douglass
Just Folks Briefing Life Insight and Resolve
A compact meditation on starting anew with courage and kindness. It urges fairness, lifting prejudice, and standing with self-reliance. The verse comforts readers with faith through doubt, noting hardships and the old giving way to the new while inviting shared effort.
County leaders tour St Louis sights amid circus arrival
Four years ago today the County Commissioners visited St Louis to view the city’s sights while Westinghouse gear for Smoketown’s new power house arrived in Hagerstown. John Robinson's circus reached town drawing a large crowd as elephants and other paraphernalia were unloaded at the railroad.
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Westinghouse
Smoketown
Hagerstown
John Robinson
Mysterious orange light puzzling residents. troops train at Virginia Beach
Two years ago a reddish orange light in the eastern sky drew local notice while Company R under Captain J C Lane departed by special train for two weeks of training at Virginia Beach. A large liquor seizure from “hooties” was turned over to the focal hospital for medical use.
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Co. R
J. C. Lane
Virginia Beach
Wee Turner
Focal Hospital
Heavy ordnance crew shows grit amid Normandy frontline repairs
A wireless dispatch profiles Corporal Richard Kelso of a heavy ordnance unit near Normandy. The Irish-born tradesman, 45, works 16 hours daily outdoors, welding and improvising gear to keep tanks and guns battle-ready. He and peers sleep on the ground, eat from mess kits, and back home earned more, yet stay devoted to saving American lives.
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Normandy
Bestialit
America
Heavy Ordnance Company
Kelso
Henry Moser
Johnstown
Hair Tonic Ad Urges Well Groomed TAME Look
An ad touts Justre and Moroline Hair Tonic for a tidy appearance. It promotes a large bottle priced at 25c and claims widespread availability to keep unruly hair lying flat.
Editor Letters Raise Water Costs and Night Disturbances in Hagerstown
Readers question municipal water charges with outside sales, pumping station costs, and deficits, seeking transparent figures on gallons sold and contracts. A second letter urges strict police enforcement in the colored section after 12 midnight, appealing for safer streets and support for armed forces families.
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Hagerstown
Incal Pressj
Williamsport
Magerstown
Water Department
Haserstown
Citizens Committee
Washington County
Money Lobby Maneuvers To Boost Interest Rate
Washington notes a powerful lobby in Washington pressing to raise GI Bill loan costs and expand government guarantees. It details Section 500 loans at .5 percent with 50 percent government backing, and Section 505 concerns a second loan guarantee and higher rates.
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Washington
Congress
Veterans’ Administration
National Housing Administration
USA
Veterans
Frank T. Hines
William Randolph Hearst
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