Daily se. Mail. Hagers- Low newspaper details
Daily se. Mail of Hagers- Low outlines publication details editor J Garvin Bager and general manager SE Phillips with contact numbers. It lists audit bureau, subscription rates for various zones, foreign mail and year-long pricing, and notes Associated Press rights and local news rights reserved.
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Hagers- Low
J. Garvin Bager
SE Phillips
General Maneger
Bleorbe Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Admiral Mitscher Signals Potential Pacific Shifts
Admiral Mitscher suggests Tokyo may pull back from key South Pacific bases including the Philippines and Netherlands East Indies. He says the United Nations could seize positions on the islands, trap Japanese forces, then sweep toward Japan. He argues victory hinges on ground troop combat, not solely sea battles or air superiority.
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Mitscher
Tokyo
Philippines
Netherlands East Indies
United Nations
Japan
Outmatched Allies Crush Nazis Across French Front
War correspondents describe American offensives in France as vastly superior in weaponry, tactics, and air power. Allied forces rapidly outpace German defenses, trapping divisions and seizing thousands of prisoners as Cherbourg’s port remains largely useless to the foe. The retreat deepens, signaling a likely collapse of German front lines and an end to the war in Europe on Hitler’s terms.
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France
Eisenhower
English Channel
Cherbourg
Russia
Hitler
Poland
Germuehrer
Rhine
Europe
Dewey Accused of Reversals in Presidential Campaign
An analysis portrays Republican candidate Thomas E Dewey as lacking experience and prone to reversing positions on major issues during a pivotal wartime election. Critics label him indecisive and driven by polls, contrasting him with a presumed experienced leader.
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E. Dewey
United States
America
Thomas FE. Dewey
James A. Weehster
Dewey
Jancuace
Weekster
Dewey criticized for shifting foreign stance and vague domestic program
The critique portrays Dewey as following public opinion, not leading, with fluctuating views on Europe, Russia, Lend-Lease, and postwar plans. Wechsler argues he offered no original major domestic proposals and warned that his past positions could have altered WWII outcomes. The piece notes self-contradictions at campaign stops and a shifting stance on Britain, Soviet relations, and Finland.
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Wechsler
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Webster
Roosevelt
Dewey
Mr. Wechsler
White House
Great Britain
Britain
Russia
United States
Sam
Milwaukee
Wichita
Kan
Finland
U. S
Republican Party
Moller Organ Builds Largest Instrument for Richmond synagogue
Four years ago today the Moller Organ Company advanced on a major project for a Richmond Washington Jewish synagogue as plans progressed for their largest organ yet. Local ladies who hosted children from the Fresh Air Society in Baltimore wished the youngsters could stay longer. Ex Judge Witzenbacher of Hagerstown stated he was not seeking the Democratic nomination for Congress.
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Moller Organ Company
Richmond
Iresh Air Society
Baltimore
Witzenbacher
Hazerstown
Washington County health cases noted at 2417
Two years ago as of the month, public health records show 2417 active disease cases treated by the Washington County Public Health Association. The Hagerstown Retailers Bureau visited Frank J. Bentz at the Hyle Club House near Dam No 4 where fishing and bathing were enjoyed. About 35 HY Cind members and guests attended a meeting at the Loge Cabin Inn.
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Washington County Public Health Association
HY Cind
Loge Cabin Inn
Brothers in Reunion in Normandy War Diary
Ernie Pyle recalls two brothers John and Edward O'Donnell meeting after years apart in a Normandy camp. Edward, 15, had been overseas briefly. John, 22, long in Africa and Sicily. A later encounter with another Pyle prompts humorous family asides and wartime anecdotes about regulation, chaplains, and a can of sardines found later in the bag.
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Geen
Normandy
Corp
John
Edward O'Donnell
East Milton
Mass
Joan
Africa
Sicily
Edward
Pvt
Stewart Pyle
Orange
N. J
Pyle
Haseen
Sforzo
DuPont d’Artagnan
Jones
Empire State Building
Editor's Letter Box advocates creek plan for Funkstown site
W Lee Elgin urges retaining city property by the creek near Funkstown, proposing a six foot drain as sidewalk and future park, with sewage redirected below Funkstown. He argues such development could raise taxes and utility revenues, enable boating and fishing, and preserve options for city plans and repurposing the land.
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Funkstown
Memorial Boulevard
Hagerstown
W. Lee Elgin
Strength For The Day: Scott's final letter and courage in death
DH Earl L Douglass suggests strength lies in the soul beyond natural powers. Scott and companions perished in frigid Antarctica, leaving a pencil letter to Sir James Barrie describing a desperate state yet cheery songs. The piece argues faith and love of country frame courage in death and the ultimate human experience.
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DH. Earl L. Douglass
Scott
Antarctic
Sir James Barrie
Just Folks A Farmer's Wife Keeps Busy All Year
A portrait of a farmer's wife who rises with the sun and handles a multitude of tasks. She cooks, sews, milks, drives cattle, gardens for food and flowers, gathers eggs, and maintains the dairy. She tends the home, helps with church, cares for the sick, and aids in building tasks. She preserves food for winter and manages a busy family life through three seasons. Only a farmer's wife can tell how she does so much.
Caraway Defeat Spurs Senate Campaign Finance Probe
Arkansas news notes that after Thaddeus Caraway long held the seat his widow Hattie Caraway kept it for thirteen years. The Senate panel investigates campaign spending in her defeat, with Shillito detailing expenditures by Barton's Opera Tour, McKrell Revival, Fulbright, Adkins, and Caraway herself. Senate will decide if seating should be challenged.
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Washington
Arkansas
Caraway
Congress
Thaddeus Caraway
Herbert Hoover
Arkansas Ozarks
Thaddeus
Yarol
Hiram Johnson
Hattie Caraway
Senate
Roosevelt
United States Senate
Sbs
Hattie Carany
Alleagues
Gore Shillito
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Rhode Island
Theodore Green
Delaware
James Tumnell
Michigan
Homer Ferguson
Shillito
T. H. Barton
WSM
Nashville
Rootin
Uncle Mack
James McKrell
Little Rock
Bill Fulbright
Fulbright
Homer Adkins
Capital Street
Ferguson
Green
Teddy Roosevelt
Navy
Truman Newberry
Philadelphia
William Ware
George Wharton Pepper
Maryland
Tydings
Barkley
Chandler
Kentucky
Adkins
Hettie Caraway
Government of checks and balances slips is cashed
A Virginia resident returned a tax notice slip showing $1.07 still due and attached a note asking to cash the check. The slip was endorsed on the back.
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Government OF Checks and Balances
Jchmond
Virginia
Internal Revenue Office
Tey
Furlough to Aid Tire Output Surge in War Effort
Washington August 5. Backed by an army promise to furlough soldiers to boost heavy tire production manufacturers aim to raise output by 39 percent in August and September. War Production Board official Charles E. Wilson announced the goal while Maj. Gen. Lucius D. Clay said the Army will furlough non infantry soldiers over 30 with one year of heavy tire building experience. Only those in this country will be eligible.
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Washington
Armay
Charles E. Wilson
War Production Board
Lucius D. Clay
Army Service Forces
Aolra
Baltimore record of hiring negroes high in city
War Manpower Director Lawrence B. Fenneman said Baltimore has the best hiring record for minorities in the country based on population plants and dollar volume. He spoke after civic religious and labor leaders charged discrimination in the city area. Kale is good cooked alone or with greens.
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Baltimore
Lawrence EB. Fenneman
War Manpower Commission
Fenneman
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Department of Wartime
Lnvasion
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Prospect
Haga
Harry S. Myers
North Potomac Street
Edgar A. Guest
Marble
Urew Pearson
Robert S. Allen
Army
Senate Group
John D. Myers & Co
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
Triangle Food Stores
the McPhail Paint Co
Tad
Cauffman
Washington St
Fountain Service
Rand
West Washington &T
P. E. Co
R. M. Hays & Bros., Inc
H. E. Bester Block Co
Academy Hill
Goom
Frarmer
the Nicodemus National Bank
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