Daily Mail Advertises Rates and Editorial Details
The Daily Mail published in Baltimore Maryland lists advertising and circulation office details at 25 Summit Avenue and national reps Burke Kuipers Mahoney New York Chicago and Dallas addresses. It notes subscription rates with carrier and mail options and states Associated Press rights and publication reservations.
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the Mail Publishing Company
Summit Avenues
Ernown
Maryland
D. A. Hawben
Burke, Kuipers & Mahoney, Inc
New York
Graybar
Chicago
North Wabash Avenue
Atlanta
Rhodes-Haverty
Dallas
Southwestern Life
Oklahoma City
First National
Associated Press
Cial
Go to Church film trailers urged across Minnesota theaters
A group of motion picture theaters in Minnesota has launched a Go to Church campaign using short films to urge Sunday service attendance. The trailers stress that increased religious consideration could reduce European turmoil and that American thoughts and actions can influence events abroad.
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Minnesota
Europe
Atlantic
Army short on readiness under Plattsburgh war games
Lt General Hugh Drum, commander of the First Army Corps, said during Plattsburgh maneuvers that America's armed forces are entirely inadequate and unprepared for war. He warned they are a collection of units lacking corps and divisional troops, under equipped and short of manpower weapons and motors. The remark follows record wartime appropriations and boasts of the services' readiness.
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Plattsburgh
United States
Hugh A. Drum
First Army Corps
America
Drums
Congress
Navy
Army
Washington
No Sea Monster News From Jersey Coast This Summer
Skeptical locals and trade reporters lament the lack of sea monster sightings off the Jersey coast this summer. The Cham bers of Commerce and seasoned seafarers question the tales of imagined creatures and urge restraint in sensational vacation tales.
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Jersey
Dewey's inexperience debated by Springfield Editor
Editorial in Springfield Massachusetts questions Thomas E. Dewey's presidential inexperience and sources of inspiration. It suggests he should preannounce cabinet selections, and asks who he would consult and whom he would appoint if he runs.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Springfield
Mass
Dewey
Republican Party
Hoover
What You Want and the Prodigy Dilemma
A reflection on child geniuses like Wilbur B. Huston and William J. Sidis, tracing how early promise can diverge from a conventional career. The piece cites Edison, Ox ford Movement travel, and Moral Rearmament, noting how self discovery often follows years of influence and fame.
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Thomas A. Edison
America
Wilbur B. Huston
Washington
District of Columbia
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Edison
New Jersey
England
Oxford
Holland
William J. Sidis
Harvard
New York
O. Henry
John D. Rockefeller
Sea tales vs sighting stir in Jersey shore chatter
The piece rails at sensational sea monster yarns and flashy resorts coverage from Cape May to Brigantine. It contrasts old nautical myths with new sensationalism, cites cadet escorts for Miss Americas, and notes a loud focus on tuna and carnival-style headlines while lamenting press agents chasing novelty.
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Highlands
Cape May
Jersey
West Point
Tony Galento
Sone Kangaroos
Brigantine
Aristotle
Aegean
Government to train 10 000 air men this year and beyond
Washington Daybook outlines a large scale effort to recruit and train air fighters, with 400 to 600 ultimately becoming combat fliers, and 80 to 90 percent of survivors likely joining as private pilots. The program includes ground schools, psychology tests, and college background preferences, costing about 10 000 dollars per student to reach army pilot status. It notes Nazi and German pilot production, and mentions Mary Pickford as guest at a St Louis gathering.
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Washington
Army
Civil Aeronautics
Navy
Robert H. Wineckley
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Hinckley
Germany
Paul Sanborn
St. Louis
Sanborn
America
Missouri
United States
Mary Pickford
Ear muff fashions and theater from Broadway to Lyssistrata
New York reports Russell Patterson devises avant garde lady ear muffs with bells ruffles and tiny hats varying in color to match charm bracelets. He aims to produce them this winter alongside a musical version of Lysistrata with Mae West. Also noted is a radio salesman obsessed with deep sea diving who hides a suit under his bed and sits underwater on weekends to avoid guests.
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New York
Russell Patterson
Broadway
Patterson
Mae West
Action Against Japan Explained in Abrogation Move
MORGAN M. BEATTY analyzes the abrogation of the 1911 trade treaty with Japan as a strategic action by the State Department. The piece outlines ten perceived goals from pressing Japan to guiding policy in the Far East, domestic political gains, and allied diplomacy while noting the timing around the 1940 presidential landscape.
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Morgan M. Beatty
Washington
State Department
Hull
Japan
Far East
United States
Democratic
China
William E. Borah
Hiram Johnson
Roosevelt
Senate
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Mr. Vandenberg
Across II Earthenware or glass vessel
A compact clipping of a newspaper style crossword puzzle with clues and partial wordplay. The grid hints at varied terms including vessels, objects, and descriptors, with several entries likely referencing common nouns, proper names, and scientific terms. The piece presents as a fragmented page segment focused on puzzle entries.
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Belgium
Just FouRS By EDGAR A. GUEST
Early rise to dig the bait. How by hour with patience wails Cast and cast where luck is not. More with faith from spot to spot And continue fishing on After others home have gone. Then and there's no other way Luck may come to him some day.
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George Tucker
Shockey Furniture CO
Dick Tracy
Edward
Tess
Lola
Melotloria
Merry
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Horss Ie
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