Daily Mail Publication Addresses and Circulation Data
A 1933 notice from The Daily Mail shows publishing offices in Ha weretown Maryland and Chicago New York and Atlanta addresses. It lists the General Manager a circulation department contact and states average net paid circulation with archival dates and filing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Kuipers and Alagboney
Chicago
New York
Wabash
Lexington Ave
Atlanta
Glenn Bldg
Mall
Ae. Phillips
The
Daily Mail
MOTT
Posteiie
Hagbratown
Associated Press Rights Notice Fragment
A truncated AP rights notice appears, stating exclusive publication entitlement for news dispatches and local news, with all rights reserved for special dispatches. The fragment references The Associated Press and publication rights within the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
American Legion Convenes in Hagerstown Amid Safety Push
The American Legion Department of Maryland gathers in Hagerstown for its fifteenth annual convention. Local groups push for safety at Sharpsburg and Downsville pikes, urging stop signs and boulevard designations to curb deadly intersections. Editorial notes praise the Legion’s role in liberty and veterans’ welfare, and offer best wishes for a productive gathering.
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Chambers of Commerce
Legion
Convention For
American Legion
Department of Maryland
Mall
Hagerstown
Prisoners Escape Dorchester Jail in Cambridge Md
Two inmates escaped Dorchester county jail possibly by sawing barn bars and forcing a corridor door before breaking outside. Named suspects are Jack Wheatley Roland Mowich and Alec Réel connected to a grand jury charge and an alleged attack on a young girl.
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Cambridge
Dorchester County
Jack Wheatley
Roland Mowich
Alec Réel
A Forlorn Cause of the No Smoking Crusade
Dr. Charles Pease founded the Non-Smokers Protective League to fight tobacco a quarter century ago. Despite persistence the smoking population rose, women users increased, and no smoking rules disappeared from venues like dining cars and theaters. Endowments drive uplift movements.
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Charles 3. Pease
Wyoming Senator Kendrick Skips Robinson Party Complaints
Washington reports Senator Kendrick of Wyoming, longtime friend of Senator Robinson, could not attend Arkansas homecoming for the Senate leader. Kendrick telegraphed regrets and praised Robinson, noting their past friendship and its impact on his re election prospects. The piece outlines the ongoing feud between Huey Long and Robinson, including patronage clashes over farm program appointments and Kinfish’s influence in Louisiana and Arkansas. Dorothy Hue saved 700 pennies for her first airplane ride.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Arkansas
Robinson
Senate
Kendrick
Wyoming
Congress
Berbert PutnEter
Huey
Huey Long
Louisiana
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Bob Reynolds
North Carolina
Long
Caraway
Long-Robinson
Lone
Farm Adjustment Administration
Lonoke, Ark
Crowley
Dorothy Hue
St. Paul, Minn
Just Fouls By EDGAR A GUEST
A poem by EDGAR A GUEST discusses money as a temptress and its double edged effect. It warns that wealth can bring pleasure yet also sorrow and crime. The poem portrays how greed divides friends and sows hatred, leading to despair for those who chase money.
Wheat Adjustment Meeting Draws Record Turnout
A large crowd of eighty three wheat growers filled Williamsport High School for the county wide wheat adjustment meeting. County Agent Milton D. Moore noted strong interest as questions arose about the plan. Tonight the series ends at Clearspring High School with speaker Paul E. Nystrom of the University of Maryland addressing growers from Wilson Africa? (text unclear) and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Hamsport
Halfway
Williamsport
Downsville
Milton D. Moore
Wilson, Clearspring, Indian, Springs
Hancock
Clearspring
Paul E. Nystrom
University of Maryland
Preparing For School Health Checks And Vision Tests
The article stresses the need for a thorough medical overhauling before a child returns to school, especially for first timers. It warns that undetected vision and hearing defects hinder learning and can create behavioral issues, urging parents to ensure good health and proper eye and ear screenings to avoid lifelong educational disadvantages.
Realty Sold At Public Auction In Front Of Court House
The A B Jacques property seven room stucco house on Irvin avenue sold for 3500 dollars to Frank L Bennet with Fred M White as auctioneer. Two Oak Hill avenue lots near Country Club road sold for 1025 to EB Rector and 1080 to J M Long.
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A. B. Jacques
Irvin
Avenue
Court House
Frank L. Bennet
Fred M.white Wan
Oak Hill Avenue
Country Club Road
EB. E. Rector
J. M. Long
Maryland Restaurant Owners Seek Unified State Code Plan
A Baltimore gathering in the Democratic Club room featured L. W. Dowdy and R. L. Brown promoting a refined restaurant code. Dowdy urged local chefs to join the Maryland Association, noting the state group has over 250 members and a larger local body could push changes.
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Maryland
Restaurant Owners’ Association
Baltimore
Democratic “Club
L. W. Dowdy
Association
R. L. Brown
Dowdy
Washington
Tipa
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the Mail Publishing Companny
South Jonathan Street
Haweretown
J. A Hawken
Bureau of Circulation
Tial Organisation
Lappans
State Roads Commission
State Roada Commission
Roosevelts
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore
Roosevelt
Teddy Roosevelt
Africa
Reed
Franklin Roosevelt
Oanevelt
Doctor Pease
Danse
Edgar ‘A. Guest
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hagerstown &Bookbinding & Printing Co
the House of
Hoffman
Barnhart and Clopper
Newe York’ Academy Ae
Iago Galdston
Democratic Club
R. D. McKee
Maytag Electric Washers Home Furniture Co
Potomac &T
LLER
Maus Potomac St
Harry 5S
Myers
New Lew Rates Gas CO
Capitol Limited
Capitol
Marthreburg
Am Chichgs
Hagerat
Capitol Limite
Mar- Alasburg
Saturduay
Bae P.M
AL. Ows
Martinabara
Baltimore & Ohio
Kxtea
Aix
Fererdaire
General Motors
Potomac Edison CO
S. Potomac St
Hagerstown, Md
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