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Daily Za Mail details subscription rates and mailing options, listing prices for in advance, by carrier, mail zones, and foreign mail. Includes masthead credentials J Garvin Rager editor and S Phillips general manager with AP membership and circulation note.
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Postoitica
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J. Garvin Rager
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CG & P
Membe Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Bases And Bombers Cutback In War Production
The article notes a shift in U.S. production to prioritize the B-29 and B-32 super bombers, with B-2s operating from China and soon bases planned across the Marianas and possibly the Bonins near Tokyo. It highlights rapid factory output to meet Pacific needs, praises air attacks on Germany, and questions Japan’s ability to withstand extended air raids.
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United States
Japan
China
Marianas
Philippines
Bonins
Tokyo
Pacific
Iit It 4
GI Joes Want Jobs Not Promises
Quentin Reynolds, war correspondent, says GI Jim’s sacrifice cannot be spoken for by others and calls for recognizing service without speech for the dead. He argues the war was forced on the nation as a global revolution by Germany and Japan, detailing frontline experiences, FBI arrests, saboteurs, and the moral stakes. He notes soldiers now understand this is their war and commend industrial effort, unity, and opposition to prejudice.
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Quentin Reynolds
Clare Luce
GI Jim
Salerno
Dieppe
Reynolds
Germany
Japan
FBI
North
Africa
Herman Goering
Sicily
Italy
Keynotes
Wanbrook Pegler
Tier
FDR
Roosevelt
White House
Army
Navy
Bremerton Navy Yard
Pacific
Adak Island
Alaska
Tom Blake
Adak
Americans at the Front Demand Real Economic Help
Reynolds argues that at the front there are no ethnic divisions, only Americans united by sacrifice. He says soldiers seek concrete government programs, not handouts, to ensure jobs and economic security, criticizing the Republican platform for lacking such proposals. He urges a united national effort for practical measures.
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Reynolds
Rernolds
Republian
PM Newspaper
Laying The Nazis Low In The Battle For France
A wartime account contrasts Nazi overconfidence in 1940 with their four year reversal in France. Allied countermeasures from Normandy erode German power, with Paris and Berlin drawing closer as Germany suffers mounting disasters and the French, Dutch, and Belgian resistance turn the tide.
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France
Dunkerque
Europe
Stalingrad
Hitler
Paris
Berlin
Normandy
Four Years Ago Today At Antietam Park Fishing Party
A fragment recalls a 4 years ago event in this city at Watt's Park with Miss Louisa Meimel and several companions including Lottie Prearns Ole Rogne Mrs Lewis Schmidt Carl George and Lewis Schmidt and Edward Meimel. The note mentions harness sets for a party and plans for outings and summer spreads.
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Louisa l Meimel
Watt's Park
Antietam
Lottie Prearns [Hererr
Ole Rogne
Lewis ‘Schmidt
Carl
George
Lewis Sehonidt
Edward Meimel
Night blackout alters Beaver Creek weekend party
A power outage left the town in darkness as a weekend gathering at Drehs cottage Beaver Creek faced disruption. Attendees included Louise Gilbert Charlotte Steins Elizabeth Irwin Ethel Howman Helen Hoffman Alberta Teng Scent Draper Thelma Nack and others under the supervision of local officers.
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Dayrhy Guibert
Beaver Creek
Louise Gilbert
Chariotte Steinsmets
Elizabeth Irwin
Ethel Howman
Helen Hoffman
Alperta Tengscent Draper
Thelma Nack- the Coun
Favorites portrait of a gritty army colonel on the Western Front
Murph recalls a fearless Regular Army colonel famed for relentless action and blunt speech. The officer, unnamed for security, moves through battalions pushing hard, favoring direct war aims over detail. Anecdotes describe his unusual look, smoking habit, and blunt creed to “shoot the sons of bitches.”
Strength For The Day The Cross And Sacrifice Theme
Dr Earl L Dougery writes that Christ died for sins and believers must bear small crosses in daily life to share in the sacrifice. Denial and disappointment become strength as one repeats the creed that He bore a great cross for me and I can bear a little cross for Him. This practice brings unseen sustaining power daily.
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Earl L. Dougery
Christ
Calvary
Just Folks Soldier and Sailor Moral War Verse
A wartime poem urges civilians to endure and work for victory. It frames every soldier as a brother, calling readers to endure hardship and “do our share” until all boys return. The piece promotes unity, sacrifice, and faith in a common cause.
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Joe
Tack
Seaman Tells Ration Clerk He Needs Food Tickets
In Norfolk Virginia a clerk at the ODA rationing board is approached by four merchant seamen asking for food tickets. One insists he has not seen his wife for a week and asks for his address to be written down. The diverging fragment mentions a harpsichord in Mount Vernon imported by George Washington.
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Orfolk, Va
ODA Rationing Board
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Battles over Batt and SKF ties to wartime duties
Washington dispatch reports William Batt of SKF pressured by Donald Nelson to resign from the War Production Board or SKF over Swedish ball bearings aiding Germany. Batt refuses, citing long SKF ties. Nelson urges sacrifice citing lives at stake. Note on salary disclosures for foreign firm executive. Additional items critique wartime censorship and political anecdotes from Bremerton to Capitol.
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Washington
WPS
Donald Nelson
William Batt
SKF Ballbearing
War Production Board
SKF
Germany
Batt
Nelson
Philadelphia
Sears Roebuck
Sweden
WPB
Fre
Securities and Exchange Commission
U. S
Eye test spots lazy eye using colored dots
In Southbridge Massachusetts an American Optical Co test reveals when one eye dominates by using four colored dots at diamond points. A red filter over the right eye and a green over the left make each eye see only its matching colors, showing reliance on one eye if only three green dots appear.
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Southbridge
Mass
The
American Optical Co
Fragmentary sight test notes with colored dot observations
A fragmented description notes an eye test showing colored dots and plates. It mentions the right eye seeing a red dot at second base and the left eye potentially seeing green dots at third base, with colored glasses affecting perception.
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