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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1938

Page

5

Daily Mail Editorial Policies and Submission Contacts

The Daily Mail lists editorial and business contacts and notes the publication is member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation. It details communication channels for editorial, business, or circulation matters, subscription rates, and post office handling, with AP dispatch rights and reproduction reservations.

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Santa Claus Inc Spreads Christmas Cheer In Hagerstown

Spreading happiness through homes and children in Hagerstown Santa Claus Inc. will place sacks for 793 families and distribute 2100 toys. The drive also provides candy fruit and cakes for the kiddies. The effort completes today marking another year of its charitable season work.

Hagerstown Santa Claus, Inc

What's Right With America a debate on Japan and open door

A column argues the strengths of the United States amid Japan’s push to close the open door in China. It notes America’s wealth, industry, and leadership risks if mismanaged, and contrasts calls for restraint with expansionist pressures in Asia and a proposed Navy dirigible.

Nelson T. Johnson China State Department Japan Johnson London United States Britain John Hay McKinsey South Manchuria Russia Manchukuo Central China Yangtze River South China Pearl River Washington

Scout Master Seeks Human Craftsman for Child Placement Bureau

A cryptic item describes a scout master as a man maker and calls for a human craftsman to build a Child Placement Bureau. The note suggests fate follows what one seeks and hints at a rainbow path amid trouble.

Incentive taxation debated to spur business growth

Washington reports a Senate tax committee shifts toward encouraging business rather than punishing it. Proposals include tax rewards for new equipment, pension trusts, and profit sharing. Sloan argues for incentives to replace the old undistributed profits tax, stressing modernization and worker benefits while noting revenue and competitive balance concerns.

Washington Senate Alfred P. Sloan, Jr General Motors Corporation Sloan America Congressional Sterner Prooder

How Fear Shapes a Childs Mental Growth

Dr Arnold Gesell argues fear is a natural part of child development and can signal strength when timid reactions reflect sensitivity. He warns against creating unwarranted fears through false alarms, exaggerated threats, or negative anxiety while stressing healthy nutrition and trust in life to support resilience.

Arnold Gesell Gesell

Orchards farm sale and holiday welfare actions noted

County Commissioner David F. Nigh bought The Orchards along Leitersburg Pike for 36760 dollars. Captain Williams of the Salvation Army sought aid to supply Christmas dinners for 250 to 300 needy families. The story also mentions 13 White Leghorn hens laying 12 eggs daily in bad weather, a big turkey given to court house janitor Peter Breitweiser, a Cumberland Valley special train delivering eggs butter and live poultry to New York, and the Western Maryland pay car distributing about 20000 dollars to city employees.

Captain Williams Salvation Army Cumberland Valley New York

Insects and balance in Nature in Things of the Soil

CAN VAN GORDER discusses insects as friends and foes in farming. He urges recognizing beneficial species like ladybugs lacewing flies and earthworms while cautioning against indiscriminate killing of birds moles toads and skunks. Readers advised to study natural balance before waging pest control.

Can van Gorder Tha Mall Information Bureau van Gorder Service, Inc Washington, DC Earth Nature Mpre

Franklin D. Roosevelt Library Inc formed in Albany

The Franklin D. Roosevelt Library Inc was incorporated to create a permanent Hyde Park repository for the President personal papers books and paintings The move follows his December 10 announcement outlining financing from proceeds of his papers and speeches during the early years of his administration.

Albany N. Y Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Inc Hyde Park

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