The Daily Mail Circulation and Address Details
A fragmented OCR shows The Daily Mail authoring details with addresses in New York Chicago and Atlanta. It lists editorial and business contacts, circulation figures, and zone-based subscription rates for 1943 and 1982, noting post office entry and format notes.
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Forsigno
Yorke, Kuipers and Mahoney, Inc
New York
Chicago
Bulding
Wabasa
Lexington Ave
Atlanta
Glenn
Baily Mail
Phillips
The
Daily Mail
Associated Press Copyright and News Rights Notice
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use and publish all news dispatches credited or not in this paper. Local news content published herein is also protected by this publication agreement and related rights are reserved.
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Associated Press
Take Stand Against Crime Take Stand Against Crime
The American Bar Association undertakes a comprehensive survey of law enforcement problems sparked by recent lynchings and unrest. It argues local agencies show inertia and that federal action may be needed, while urging a reform program to curb lawlessness and abuse in justice administration.
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The
American Bar Association
Congressional
Fiess
England's criminal code and swift trials deter crime
The text contrasts lynching in the United States with England where lynching is scarcely known. It argues a criminal code with quick trials and summary punishment protects daily life and homes, suggesting states should adopt similar efficient procedures to reduce mob vigilantism.
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England
Birthday gift endowment for Warm Springs Foundation
The plan to raise an endowment for the Warm Springs Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and gift it to President Roosevelt on his birthday January 30 is proposed. Balls nationwide would funnel proceeds to the benevolent institution, whose Warm Springs work aids recovery with skilled treatment and could expand with greater resources.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
N.Y. Times
Roosevelt Pledges CWA Continuation and Jobs Hope
Congress will be asked to provide nearly two billion dollars to extend the Civil Works Administration through late winter and into spring. President Roosevelt currently enjoys strong public support, with funds already appropriated allowing continued payrolls and new projects in cities and counties.
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Civil Works Administration
Congress
Roosevelt
CWA
Law and crime clash and call for citizen juries
The fragment discusses tensions between politics and crime, lawyers tied to the underworld, racketeering, and court methods. It urges public spirited citizens to aid fact finding, develop a crime prevention program, and strengthen juries through informed citizen participation.
Liberalization of House Rules Sparks Anticipated Shifts
Washington reports assess that the House, long fueled by gag rules and special rules, may loosen control after the special session. Joe Byrns and other Democrats hint that "legislation by rule" could be abandoned, forecasting a less docile, bipartisan House as Roosevelt’s first-year agenda enters its second winter on Capitol Hill.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Congress
House
Joe Byrns
Byrns
Rainey
Burns Et al
Derway
Capitol Hil
JJUST Foils By EDGAR A. GUEST
A short poem reflects on life’s burdens joys and sorrows. It notes that Time spares no one wealth or status cannot avert grief and that courage faith and resilience lead to genuine happiness despite life’s aches.
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JJUST
Edgar A. Guest
Davis Announces Dramatic Changes in Farm Administration
Washington reports a drastic reorganization of the farm adjustment administration with the abandonment of eight sections. Chester C. Davis announced the changes as farm administrator, aiming to coordinate work and focus on farmers welfare. The shakeup follows policy clashes between George N. Peek and Secretary Wallace and Peek's move to head Roosevelt's foreign trade committee. A note adds that there are over a hundred honeysuckle species in the Northern Hemisphere.
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Washington
Farm Adjustment Administration
Chester C. Davis
Davis
George N. Peek
Peek
Wallace
Roosevelt
Taxi Driver's Robbed Night Ends With Escape
A New York taxi driver recounts a harrowing robbery on a rainy night in which a passenger held a gun to him in the Bronx then again in Columbus Circle. He describes the fear, the long drive, and how he notified police, ultimately being released after a few hours. The tale highlights the dangers cabbies face and the balance between tips and peril in the profession.
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George Tucker
New York
Imad
Bronx
180Th Street
Columbus Circle
Harrowing cab rides and subway notes from hard urban days
A driver recalls four robberies and a murder suicide while earning meager pay that fed his family for two years. He notes subway cars with sound proofing reducing noise and describes Broadway pipe smokers as harsher in cold weather.
Miss Engle Resigns From County Board Post
Miss Lavinka M. Engle, a House of Delegates member from Montgomery County, sent her resignation from the Board of County Commissioners to Governor Albert C. Ritchie on Monday.
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Baltimore
Lavinka M. Engle
House of Delegates
Montgomery County
Albert C. Ritchie
Board of County Commissioners
OUR CHILD AND THE SCHOOL IRELAND WINTER WET WEATHER ADVICE
The article advises parents to promptly dry wet clothing and warm the child after outdoor play in winter to prevent colds. It suggests dry feet, hot drinks to remove internal chill, and warming by a fire or radiator. Schools should provide warming racks around boilers. Dr Ireland will discuss winter sports for children.
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Ireland
Schafer tone pressure method for artificial respiration
The Schafer tone pressure method details a prone recovery technique for unconscious individuals. It describes straddling the patient, applying rhythmic chest compression at 12 to 14 cycles per minute, and alternate head positions on a rocking frame to ventilate the lungs. It notes effectiveness for drowning and shock, and claims simple administration without special skill, potentially lasting hours.
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Schaefer
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