Daily Mail publish date and editor list in Hagerstown
The Daily Mail of Hagerstown Maryland details publication practices and staff including editor Garvin Bager and general manager Phillips. It lists national advertising reps Burke Kuipers Mahoney inc and office addresses across New York Chicago Atlanta Dallas Oklahoma City and more. Subscription rates and mail zones are provided along with publishing rights and Associated Press affiliation.
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Daily Sie. Mail
Uuday
Mat
Summit Avenue
Hagerstown
Maryland
Enna Eee
Garvin Bager
National Advertising
Burke, Kuipers & Mahoney, Inc
New York
Lexington Ave
Chicago
North Wabash Avene
Atlanta
Rhodes-Haverty
Dallas
Southwestern Life
Oklahoma City
Fleet National
Ad Communications
Daily Mail
Phillips
Departmente
Associated Press
Censorship debates during wartime news policy
A discussion of how much news should be kept secret in war times. Col John Victor McCormack from Allied HQ in Algiers argues most information is censored yet some news leaks aid public understanding. He cites the Pearl Harbor comparison and pushes for more complete public access to war progress updates.
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Andi
Doolittle
Tokyo
Col
John Victor McCormack
Allied
Algiers
Pearl Harbor
Allied Department of Public Relations
McCormack
Japan's Slave March and wartime horrors abroad
A wartime-era article depicts grim reports from Washington, London, and Chungking about brutal Japanese treatment of prisoners. It cites a Thai Burma railway project exploiting British, Australian, Indian prisoners and Chinese laborers with high death rates. It argues such revelations threaten peace prospects and bolster wartime solidarity against Japan.
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Washington
London
Chungking
China
Thailand
Burma
Asia
Long Time On Way In Marshall Islands War Update
American forces push through Marshall Islands beachheads and storm key enemy sites as enemy losses run far higher. Warning against overconfidence accompanies news of a protracted campaign. Allies plan in strength toward Truk and Tokyo with heavy naval and infantry forces needed.
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Marshall Islands
Marshalls
Coral
Truk
Tokyo
Kindness From Soldiers For Heiress Gloria Vanderbilt Di Cicco
American soldiers abroad sent 2.05 to Gloria Vanderbilt Di Cicco after learning of her 135000 a year income issue. The gesture, though modest, shows their thoughtfulness and sympathy for those distant from the front.
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Gloria Vanderbilt DiCicco
America
England
Amateur magician and life in a wife’s eyes
The passage contrasts an amateur magician’s wife with the tremors of life ahead for women already bound to men who perform tricks. It imagines the loneliness and patience of watching a husband’s craft unfold, imagining a life of constant scrutiny and change as the show ends. A second note reports Patrick J. Hurley’s promotion by the Senate under Roosevelt, moving from brigadier general to major general and serving as ambassador.
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Bac
Ant
Hia Jemon
Hurley
Washington
Fed
Senate
Roosevelt
Patrick J. Hurley
Majos Generat
Europe
Opinions I advanced fighter base hold war aims debate
A correspondent at a New Guinea fighter base records soldiers debating postwar aims and isolationism. Veterans like Sgt. Samuel Brown argue against isolation, favoring victory over Germany and Japan and returning home to normal life. Others favor policing or international trust, with mixed views on leadership and future policy. The chatter includes roping in a Will Rogers lookalike and thoughts on timing for Japan and Germany.
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New Guinea
Sgt
Samuel Brown
Roosevelt Blvd
Philadelphia
Sam
Set
John Fekete
Germany
Japan
Carp
Leonard WW. Cornell
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Roosevelt
Dewey
Samuel Malpern
Brooklyn
No Rationing No Price Rise On Kemp Balsam and Lane's Tablets
Notice states no rationing or price increase for Kemp's Balsam and Lane's Tablets while stocks last though supplies are limited. Advertises availability from local druggists and mentions the cough and cold season.
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Kemp
Lane
Sont
Ady
Strength For The Day by Dr Earl Li Douglass
On cloudy days visibility to distant shores or purposes seems greater than on sunny days. Sorrow often sharpens insight into God’s plans, with resignation and sacrifice yielding comfort. The message notes that hardships reveal more about life and faith than fairs days.
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Earl Li Douglass
Babson Newspaper Syndicate
Army Takes Over Fall River Mills
Fall River Mass February Army, under a Presidential order, seized seven Fall River textile mills to prevent labor disturbances from delaying vital war material for combat areas. Two Army officers assumed command at each plant while Colonel Curtis G. Pratt stated operations would resume on a normal schedule Wednesday.
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Fall River
Mass
Army
Curtis G. Pratt
War Department
Pratt
Davis Wins OIW Power Struggle Over Seaboard Branch
Washington reports a month long clash in OWI ends with the resignation of three top New York officials of the overseas division led by Robert E. Sherwood. Elmer Davis claims victory, with Sherwood remaining director and heading to London for plans to intensify psychological warfare. Edward W. Barrett named executive director under Sherwood.
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Washington
Office of War Information
OWI
New York
Overseas
Robert E. Sherwood
Elmer Davis
Sherwood
London
Davis
Dav
James P. Warburg
Joseph Barnes
Sentence Deferred For Pennsylvania Driver Under Influence
Thomas G. Fuller, 28, of Shippensburg, Pa., pleaded guilty in Franklin County Court to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Judge Watson R. Davison granted a deferment of sentence. Fuller was arrested November 21 in Chambersburg after his car overturned in front of the state police substation on Philadelphia Avenue. The February criminal court term lasted only 45 minutes, the second shortest in history.
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Thomas G. Fuller
Shippensburg
Franklin
Watson R. Davison
Fairchild Aircraft. Corporation
Fuller
Chambersburg
Pennsylvania State Police
Philadelphia Avenue
Wasteful manpower at Navy shore stations sparks concern
Washington observations on the fathers draft reveal idle shore duties at Lakehurst and other bases. Civilians perform tasks while enlisted sailors wait, boosting costs and hampering training. boot camps now run four months and many men idle in outgoing units. Draft quotas also fell short through mid 1943, yet no protests from the services.
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Washington
U.S. A
Lakehurst
N. J
Navy
Goodyear
OGU
CCC
Army
Capitol Hill
Army Navy
Army and Navy
Howeer
Father John's Medicine Promises Quick Relief and Health
An old advertising note extols Father John's Medicine as nutritive and wholesome with soothing throat relief for colds. It claims rapid results and easy assimilation from its scientifically compounded blend, noting generations of family use and merit-based reputation.
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Father John
Trial Of Coins To Start Tomorrow
The annual Trial of the Coins at the Philadelphia mint will be held Wednesday and Thursday, announced by Director Nellie Tayloe Ross. The event tests randomly selected silver coins for fineness and weight, with gold coins also examined while in use. Members of the Assay Commission appointed by President Roosevelt include E. Bell of Norfolk, Wapase Senger of Seaboard Railway Co., and Mrs. Brewer L. Stouffer of Hagerstown, Md.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Roosevelt
Co. E. Bell
Norfolk
Wapase Senger
Seaboard Railway Co
Brewer L. Stouff
Hagerstown
Maryland
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