Daily Mail publication details and contact information
The Daily Mail in Hagerstown Maryland lists publication schedule and staff details. It notes evenings except Sunday, addresses for editorial and circulation, national ad reps, and subscription rates. It also cites The Associated Press as the paper’s news source and reserves rights for published dispatches.
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Mail Publishing Company
Summit Avenue
Hagerstown
Maryland
Garvin Hager
Burke, Kuipers & Mahoney, Inc
New York
Lexington Ave
Chicago
North Wabash Avenue
Atlanta
Rhodes-Haverty
Dallas
Oklahoma City
First
Daily Mail
S. B. Phillips
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Postoffica
Serstown Ag
Thassi
Associated Presa
Europe’s Capital and the Nazi retreat from Rome
The article notes Rome’s fall into Allied hands would mark the first European capital reclaimed from the Nazis, with only Madrid Lisbon Berne and Stockholm unoccupied at times. It compares Hitler’s gains to Napoleon, predicts further capitals may follow Rome, and cites potential routes toward Belgrade Athens Brussels Paris Copenhagen Bucharest Budapest Prague and Warsaw as Russians advance.
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Rome
Madrid
Lisbon
Berne
Stockholm
Hitler
Europe
Moscow
Cairo
Napoleon
Belgrade
Athens
Brussels
Paris
Amsterdam
Copenhagen
Bucharest
Budapest
Prague
Warsaw
United Nations
Japanese Barbarism Reported in Prisoner Atrocities Details
War and Navy departments in Washington released shocking accounts of brutality against thousands of American prisoners by Japanese forces in the Southwest Pacific. Officials had known the facts for months, highlighting the brutal nature of Japanese warfare and the difficulty of retaliation while civilians endure. The report notes limited prisoner captures and argues brutality may reflect Japanese tactics and culture, shaping wartime perspectives.
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War and Navy Departments
Washington
Southwest Pacific
Eie
Ges
Toye
Anionad Ufe
Ceneral Macy
Revenue Bill Conferees Accelerate Toward President
The joint conference committee on the House and Senate versions of a new revenue bill moves quickly toward completion. The compromise includes a 50 percent postage hike for local letters, a one billion dollar lift in excise taxes, and a 10 percent earned income credit denial. House conferees largely concede to Senate proposals, highlighting a Senate-driven process even as the Constitution requires revenue bills to originate in the House.
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House
Senate
Eareer
Pattern For Future Invasions By Allied Forces Near Rome
Pattern for future military observers notes the Rome landings as a preview of invasion plans to breach Hitler's west wall. It argues success across North Africa, Sicily, Salerno, and Nettuno signals larger amphibious operations, with air and sea superiority and fighter support crucial for a major assault on the European fortress.
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Rome
Hitler
West Wall
France
Mediterranean
North Africa
Sicily
Haly
Salerno
Mae
Dieppe
Jans
Southwest Pacific
MacAithir
Nettuno
Strength for The Day Strength for The Day
Fragmentary bulletin cites themes of resilience and endurance. It references sackcloth as a symbol of mourning or repentance and contrasts hardship with spiritual renewal, inviting contemplation and personal resolve.
Desolate Samaria Starvation and Cannibalism Amid Siege
Fragmented OCR passage describes Joram's reaction to widespread famine in Samaria during a siege. It mentions royal distress as people suffer, cannibalism rumors, and various figures reacting to the misery. The text is garbled and difficult to fully restore.
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Earl L
Dougeass
Samaria
Joram
Dan
Wencins de
Floryes Noulvingale
Bere
Ray
P-T BOAT Men Fight Jap Barges From New Guinea Shores
Raymond Clapper recounts PT boat crews near Cape Gloucester, New Guinea. They sank 194 Japanese barges and damaged 26 between Sept and Christmas, with seven killed and 2½? Purple Hearts awarded. Crews endure bleak nights, near shore operations, and religious faith amid a rugged jungle base with a piano mess hall and a ladder latrine.
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New Guinea
Cape Gloucester
Britain
Christopher
Mess
Roger Bordman
New York
Gladys Swarthout
No Rationing Kept But Limited Stock For Kemp Balsam
The notice states no rationing or price increase while presimft stocks last but warns supplies are limited. It promotes Kemp's Balsam and Tane's Tablets as available items for cough and cold season.
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Kemp
Tane
Funkhouser Enters Governor Race in West Virginia
Charleston dispatch notes judge J N Kenna endorses renomination while Raymond Le Funkhouser formally files on the Republican side. Funkhouser, an Eastern Panhandle industrialist, had announced in December his bid for the GOP nomination and mailed his papers. Revercomb secures delegate at large spot for the Republican National Convention as Kenna and Pennybacker shift political plans.
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Charleston
W. Va
Supreme Court
J. N. Kenna
Raymond le Funkhouser
Kenna
E. B. Pennybacker
Public Service Commission
Pennybacker
Funkhouser
Panhandle
U. S
Chapman Revercomb
Revercomb
Senate
One man campaign targets the phrase and or
Chief Magistrate Henry H Curran launched a personal crusade against the legal term and or calling it a useless phraseological fungus growth. He warned it muddies meaning and urged clearer drafting to simplify legal language.
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New York
Henry H. Curran
Former envoy Bonillas dies in Nogales Arizona
Igancio Bonillas Mexico's ambassador to the United States during World War I died in Nogales on February 1. He served as Mexico's envoy during the war years and his death marks the end of a prominent diplomatic career.
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Nogales
Ariz
Ignacio Bonillas
Mexico
United States
Treasure Island Transformed by War Cards the Fair Scene
AV Peatures in San Francisco describe Treasure Island as a wartime hub. Navy trucks rumble through the Phantom Arches while buildings are remodeled for military use. The Foods and Beverages building serves thousands, the Tower of the Sun becomes a handstand, and former tourists become sailors as the world’s fair site adapts to war.
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AV Peatures
Ban Francisco
Union
Navy
Foods and Beverages
Waiting for a Bricker Taft Deadlock at the GOP Convention
Washington notes that GOP insiders foresee a three-way split at Chicago with Willkie Dewey and Bricker each holding about a third of the delegates. Bricker may command Southern support via Taft, with Burton eyed as a potential compromise candidate amid a possible two-group deadlock. Argentine break with Axis seen as tempered by U S diplomacy and internal shifts.
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Washington
Chicago
Willkie
Dewey
Bricker
South
Taft
Jimmy Reynolds
Republican National Committee
Reynolds
GOP
Wiseacres
Senate
Bur
Kellogg's All-Bran touted as natural relief for constipation
An unsolicited letter from Samuel D. Blank of Brooklyn endorses Kellogg's All-Bran as a gentle regulating food that tackles the common cause of constipation by supplying cellulosic elements. The ad urges regular use with water and authentic All-Bran muffins, claiming lasting relief without purgatives.
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Hegan
Samuel D. Blank
Kings Highway
Brooklyn
New York
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Why Do Children Learn Bad Language From Adults
The poem argues that children imitate speech heard at home and adopt harsh words more readily than virtuous ones. It notes adults often influence kids unintentionally by exposing them to bad language, while virtues like skill and honor require effort and practice. The piece suggests the harder path is shaping good speech and conduct.
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T. I. Lovhorn
Stamford
Texas
Louvarn
Navy
God
Lient
Krueger
6Th Army
Germany
Gen- Ho
Jgeneral Wrueger
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