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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1939

Page

5

Radio Programs Preview From New York Broadcasts

In a turbulent Europe context American listeners tune in with noted concerns over censorship as NBC reports a cutoff from Danzig and Berlin wires limit. Tonight’s lineup includes John Gunther from Tallin, European roundups, Dorothy Thompson, and late rebroadcasts. tomorrow features tennis, golf, and various concerts and talks across WEAF WABC WJZ and more.

New York Europe NBC Danzig MBS Berlin Warsaw WJZ John Gunther Tallin Esthenia WABC CBS Dorothy Thompson WEAF

Unfavorable Horoscope Forecast for Autumn Events

The horoscope notes adverse planetary aspects today with weak sway. It warns of low mood and apathy and an unfavorable date to start important ventures. Plans for business expansion should be postponed as ominous autumn events may unfold. The United States faces a brief period of prosperity amid caution.

United States

Virgo Sign Day Forecast for Women and Leaders

A sun Virgo themed prediction advises women to conserve resources and rely on practical talents, while wage earners should beware masculine resistance. It notes battles among statesmen, hints at unfavorable favors, and foresees a prosperous year for those born under Virgo with promotions for workers.кту

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Juliana of The Netherlands and Retouched Image Restored

A historical note reports Juliana of The Netherlands condemning retouching and seeking restoration to the original. The piece also mentions a Chicago grain closing snapshot with wheat and corn prices and a dramatic baseball score in Philadelphia where the Yanks beat the Athletics 21 to 0 in eight innings before stoppage at 7 p.m. church time.

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Local farm prices and commodities listing

Prices paid to producers for Wheat at mill and barn, Butter, Bacon, Eggs, Onions, Lard, and Potatoes. Includes figures per pound or bushel and notes on supplies and merchants.

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Returning to Isolation in Tokyo Sees Policy Shift

Tokyo signals renewed isolation in foreign policy after the German Russian Non-Aggression Pact. Foreign Minister Hachiro Arita states Japan will pursue independence without reliance on other powers. Also notes offer to place classified ads and mentions Lou Boudreau, Cleveland’s young rookie shortstop at age 20.

Tokyo Japan Hachiro Arita

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