Daily Mail Publishing Details at Hagers Town
A fragment lists The Daily Mail address and staff details in Hagers Town Maryland with offices for national advertising in New York Chicago Atlanta Dallas Oklahoma City and contact numbers for editorial business or circulation departments. The snippet references F EB Phillips CG and general manager.
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Ogrec
The
Mail Publishing Company
Summit Avenues
Hagerstown
Maryland
Burke, Rulpers & Mahoney, Inc
New York
Graybar Building
Chicago
North Walusa Avenue
Atlanta
Rhodes-Haverty
Dallas
Southwestern Life
Oklahoma City
First National
Daily Mail
EB Phillips
Steel Power and War Readiness Across Democracies
The article argues America holds a steel production edge over Axis powers, with three tons produced here for every two abroad. It notes combined Allied capacity surpasses the Axis, and urges sustained, nationwide effort to convert steel into weapons and machines as the war mobilizes.
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United States
Germany
Japan
Italy
British Empire
Russia
Hitler
Baltic
Balkan
America
Britain
Arsenal of Democracy
Nazi radio shifts tone on Russia war effort in New York broadcast
A CBS New York broadcast quoted Nazi voice Hans Fritsche expressing solemn view of German soldiers fighting in Russia. He said Germans sacrifice all for the soldier and Fatherland amid alleged unbelievable difficulties, contrasting with prior boasts of victory and collapse of Russian defenses.
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Russia
Hans Fritsche
New York City
Columbia Broadcasting System
Fritsche
Boy Scouts Aid National Defense Waste Paper Drive
Boy Scouts of America mobilize to support wartime conservation and housing efforts. They collect waste paper, posters, aluminum, and defense materials, aid Savings Stamps campaigns, and support U S O, with 1 500 000 total scouts and leaders. They canvass housing lists, participate in blackouts, and advocate wartime rationing and price control measures enacted to curb rents.
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National Defénse
Leon Henderson
Office of Price Administration
Defense
Morgenthau
New England
Boy Scouts
United Service Organization
Ventura
Congress
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler
A critique argues isolationists before 1940 supported militarization yet opposed Roosevelt’s foreign policy. It recalls prewar complacency, Prohibition era corruption, and Catholic bosses, noting Woodrow Wilson’s warning and delayed U.S. arming until Pearl Harbor changed opinions.
Now You Tell One Now You Tell One Lovebug or Mosquito
A fragment discusses courting during military duty in Caribbean ports. It cites Dr Ernst of Tulane and Army doctors noting lovebugs and mosquitos as irritants. The piece jokes that fly swatters and guitars may become standard courting tools.
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Ashington
D.C
T. S
Caribbean Sea
Ernst
Tulane Priver Tropical Medicine de
Cary Rying
Maryland to resume state employment service role in war effort
Governor O Conor notified President Roosevelt that Maryland will revert to state control of the Maryland State Employment Service to better coordinate manpower for war production. He praised the service’s peace time performance and pledged continued cooperation, noting the need to safeguard personnel and records during the emergency. There is a separate note about 640000 acres of virgin timber in New Mexico.
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Annapolis
Dee
O'Conor
Roosevelt
Maryland
Defense Industries
Tam
Victor Moore’s Queens gamble fuels rise to stardom
The article recounts Victor Moore’s early days as a Broadway actor who turned a horse racing loss into a Queens real estate fortune. He cashed in wife’s jewelry on a $300 bet, buying land near Roosevelt and Broadway that appreciated over a decade. Moore later refused large offers for his Quadrille holdings while becoming a leading figure in show business.
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New York
Dee
Queens
Throttlebattom
United States
Victor Moore
Victor
Roosevelt Avenue
Bowery
Quadville
G. Henry
Moore
Lion of the Golden Inn
Roosevelt
Broadway
Jackson Heights
Quadrille
Moors
Chicago
Louisiane Purchase
Paramount
Berlin
Crosses Awarded for Heroism in Hawaii and Philippines
The War Department reports increased enemy ground operations in the Philippines as it announces Distinguished Service Crosses for Second Lieutenants George Welch and Kenneth M. Taylor of the Air Corps. Welch, 23, from Wilmington Delaware, credited with destroying four Japanese planes, and Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. J K Taylor of Hominy Georgia, credited with five. These are among the first DSCs in the current conflict for actions on December 7 in Hawaii and the air combat over Pearl Harbor and surrounding theaters.
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Washington
War Department
Philippines
George
Welch
Kenneth M. Taylor
Air Corps
Hawaii
Lienis
Taylor
Wilmington
Del
Fve
J. K. Taylor
Hominy
Where Is Our Hope Dr Earl L Douglass
A Babson newspaper column argues that religion holds the ultimate solution to human problems. It critiques treating people as economic factors, notes social dislocations from material focus, and recalls John Knox’s deathbed gesture as a symbolic cue toward faith.
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John Knox
Babson Newspaper
Byndicase
Inside Story of the German Embassy in Washington
A 1939 Washington report portrays the German Embassy as largely isolated yet close to Hitler through interim leader Hans Thomsen. It notes anti Nazi sentiments at home, marriages linking staff to American society, and Nazi safety measures like Ulrich Freiherr von Gienanth's SS role, highlighting a web of personal ties amid looming war.
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Long Azo
Woodrow Wile
House of Nations
League
Europe
Fuehrer
Hitler
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Klow
Pearl Harbor
United States
Germany
Count von Pritwitz
Hoover
Berlin
Hans Luther
Reichsbank
Luther
U.S. A
Hans Dieckhoff
von Ribbentrop
Hans Thomsen
Thomsen
Italy
England
France
der Fuetter
Forjeigen
Rome
Franz Thomsen
Frau Thomsen
Lon
U. S
Ulrich Freiherr von Gienanth
National Socialist
Gestapo
Baron von Strempel
Friedrich von Boetticher
Robert Witthoeft-Emden
Emden
U.S. Army
Navy
San Diego
Elizabeth Stuart Henley
New York
Kari Resenbers
Claire Bocker
California
Ernst Hepp
Frances Futenwider
Denver
Futen- Wider
von Geinanth
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Sioner
Government
Kila
New Mexico
Manhattan
George Tucker
Earl L Douglass
By Drew Pearson and
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Hitler Thomsen
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