Daily das Mail subscription and masthead details
Daily das Mail announces its established status and postal entry in Hagers town, editors J Garvin Ha and S. El Phillips, with subscription rates for various zones and periods. It notes Associated Press rights and exclusive use of dispatches and local news, indicating intellectual property and publication rights.
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Das Mails
Pussustice
Hagerstown
J. Garvin
EL Phillips
Emeral M Rel CO & B
Skdenbe
Associated Press
Wheat Surplus Pictures North American Supply Outlook
The article discusses large wheat carryovers in the United States and Canada, noting a reduction in U S. carryover from 620 million to 359 million bushels and a 1944 crop estimate of 11.128 billion that may raise 1944 45 supplies by about 22.9 billion bushels. Canada’s July 31 surplus is about 389 million bushels, down from 594 million a year earlier.
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North America
United States
Canada
Allied advances squeeze Nazi forces in France
Dispatch outlines rapid Allied gains across France with German retreat east of the Seine toward the Rhine. Mediterranean column under General Patch nears Switzerland as Patton’s armor prepares to join, threatening to isolate most of France. Allies emphasize closing in from all sides to cut German strength and shorten the war, while pondering Hitler’s remaining resources and fortifications.
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France
Seine
Rhine
Mediterranean
General Patch
Switzerland
Patton
Hitler
Germany
United Nations
Russia
Leningrad
Ukraine
America
Britain
Italy
Frenchman Crooked With Manveras The Robat Plane
A garbled fragment reports a Frenchman involved with a maneuvering a "robat plane" and a disrupted convention delegate, with mentions of a stained paper sack and water from a house window. Details are unclear.
Paulus Sees The Light In Hitler Era Letter
A wartime letter attributed to General Friedrich Paulus, surrendering at Stalingrad, condemns Hitler’s leadership and the occupation methods. He urges Germany to remove Hitler, establish new leadership, and seek an end to the war to secure a future life and peaceful relations with enemies.
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Germany
Stalingrad
Russia
Paulus
Wehrmacht
Adolf Hitler
Fattowins
Stratopen pen links aviation needs to leakproof writing
A new Stratopen pen from Argentina uses a ball bearing tip and a pelatinous ink that dries instantly. It reportedly has 20 000 buyers and draws interest from the US Army for domestic manufacture. The article notes this technology could suit air travel, as executives seek pens that won’t leak in flight. It also mentions 17th century snuff inhalation as a separate note.
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Wi. de
Argentina
United States Army
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
Poem fragment reflects on postwar world, faith, peace, and duty. Verse critiques rulers who rely on force, urges law, right action, and daily toil. Calls for peace of mind through useful work, love, and goodwill, while acknowledging human difficulty in progress.
Local trap shooter wins Marysville tournament honors in Pa
J Mowel Hawking led in the Marysville Pa trap shoot, breaking 195 targets to post a straight score of 104. Columbia College bought Walls Business College interests and will move the school to the Second National Bank building per President S M Funk. A traveler mentions Frederick ads and bills, noting they are not yet settled.
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J. Mowel Hawking
Marysville
Columbia College
Walls Business College
Second National Bank
S. M. Funk
Attendance at Yirh Annual Farmers Picnic Draws Monster Crowd
A large crowd gathered at the Fairgrounds for the Yirh annual Farmers Picnic enjoying fine weather. Harry Wolfe returned to the near YOM. C. A from the Silver Bay summer school in Lake Gronge where he completed a four week course in a Boys’ work station of a Tanner Chamber practice, prepared for the event.
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Harry Wolfe
Yom. C. A
Silver Bay
Lake Gronge
Joyful Paris Celebration Described by Ernie Pyle
In a vivid column, Ernie Pyle recalls liberation day in Paris as crowds flood the streets cheering, kissing soldiers, and showering autographs and flowers. He notes festive sights, French songs, and the remarkable street scenes from the first hours of freedom to the following day.
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Hank Gorrell
Fren
Jovalla Maris
Dee and Jane Conpers Celebrate Golden Anniversary
Dee and Jane Conpers celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary last Saturday with many friends visiting the couple. A townwide mood of respect and celebration marked the event as neighbors dropped by to wish them well and share in the milestone.
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Dee
Jane Conpers
Funeral for Former Caroline Sheriff Dukes Held in Denton
Levi Dukes former Caroline county sheriff died Sunday and was buried today at a Denton funeral parlor service attended by mourners in the coastal town of Denton Aug. 30.
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Denton
Tsaae _ Levi Dukes
Caroline County
Letter from Chiang Kai-shek urges India role in war effort
The Pearlson column recounts Chiang Kai-shek's 1942 letter to Roosevelt advocating Indian self rule and UN sympathy. It warns that neglect could spark anti-British sentiment and undermine Allied goals in Asia, urging US leadership to stabilize India and secure its wartime contribution.
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Washington
Churchill
Roosevelt
Quebec
Burma
China
Japan
U. S
Louis Mountbatten
India
Pacific
Chiang Kai-shek
Summer Welles
T. V. Soong
Welles
Chiang
United Nations
Sumner Welles
Iaw
T. Y. Seong
All Asia
Chiang Kai-shek appeals for UN role in war aims
Chiang Kai-shek voices hope that Britain will adopt his disinterested guidance for a united effort at a UN solution to the war. He frames the United Nations as essential to democracy and global interests, urging magnanimity and resolve.
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United Nations
United States
Britain
India
The
Unit States
Chiang Kai-shek
Early botanic garden at Karnak Egypt 1500 B C
One of the earliest botanic gardens is traced to Karnak in Egypt around 1500 B C. The site reflects ancient horticultural practice and botanical knowledge in the ancient world.
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Karnak
Egypt
Districts of Cascane Chewsyville Funkstown Williamsport Listed
The text lists districts including Cascane District 14 2, Chewsyville District 18, Funkstown District 10, and Williamsport District 2 with no further details or dates provided.
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Cascane
Chewsyville
Funkstown
Williamsport
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