Daily Mail overview of masthead and ads listing
The Daily Mail publishes in Hagerstown Maryland with editor J Garvin Gager and general manager S E Phillips. It lists national ad reps and offices in New York Chicago Dallas Oklahoma City and shows subscription rates, mailing zones, and post office registration under Associated Press rights.
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National Advertising Representatives
Burke
Kuipers & Mahoney
New York
Lexington Ave
Chicago
North
Wabash Avenue
Avanta
Rhodes-Hagerty
Dallas
Southwestern Life
Oklahoma City
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Daily Mail
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Associated Press
Fight Against Polio A wartime level of effort for infantile paralysis
The 1943 epidemic of infantile paralysis remains a defining memory with 12,000 cases in the year and 8,000 to 10,000 cases annually. The 1916 peak had 27,000 cases, and over twenty years the tally could reach 160,000. The fight is a peacetime war funded by American dollars, with half to local relief and half to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis for research and epidemic response.
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United States
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
National Foundation
Second Front Debate Shapes Endgame Of War
In a wartime commentary, the piece argues that despite talk of a forthcoming invasion through France or Belgium, a German collapse is unlikely before a major Allied invasion. It emphasizes that preparations and vast equipment needed justify patience, noting German and Gestapo resilience and signaling that American and British troops may reach the continent earlier than anticipated.
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France
Belgium
Eisenhower
Washington
Germany
End of the Summer Reflections Over Patience
A fragment urging restraint and deliberate thought as summer ends, advising tempering impatience with calm consideration and measured reflection in the interim.
Fisheries boom promises large 1944 catch and shifted fleets
A wartime food outlook forecasts a four billion dollar United States and Alaska catch for 1944 with a big jump from 1942 and 1943. Requisitioned vessels return to fishing as shipbuilding adds 500 plus new boats. Salmon and sardine yields rise, but German morale remains uncertain.
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United States
Alaskan
California
Maine
Would You Do It For a Neighbors Ill Child
A neighbor’s son is ill and could be saved by extra effort or skill. The piece urges immediate selfless action to prevent harm from drowning gas or fire, stressing neighbors in service and the regret of indifference harming a boy.
Walk In Love This Day Grow With Godly Charity
The editorial urges believers to walk in love as Paul taught, taking love into every daily setting from home to work to commerce, so that others are encouraged by kind action and prayerful compassion. Also reports Aaron Perry, 18, of Washington wins a boxing main event in Washington with a nine round decision over Vic Creelman of New York.
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Douglass
Paul
Rahsay
Perry
Washington
Aaron Perry
Vic i Creelman
New York Ferry
Red Creelman
Creelman
Hospital at Port Moresby Relief Camp Details
A field hospital near Port Moresby in New Guinea describes its open tent wards, Gardner beds, and cheerful atmosphere. Lt. Col. Wilkinson recalls 171st station hospital housing 510 patients after four days, with psychiatrists aiding homesick men. The facility features gardens, a rolling kitchen, religious services, and fresh use of penicillin.
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C. T. Wilkinson
Wake Forest
N.C
Gogh
Clara Palau
Northfield
Minn
Patrick Missita
Glens Falls
Across u Lestera Sunm 9 Puzzle and clues
A scrambled crossword style puzzle lists numerous clues with numbers, hints, and partial phrases across diverse topics. The page appears to catalog word meanings and definitions, including translations, place names, objects, and general terms, likely from a periodical puzzle section.
Night Air Raids Cut Deep Across Britain and Germany
A heavy RAF raid on Magdeburg left great fires as bombardment continuing from the night prior hit Berlin. Mosquitos and Lancasters returned, while raids over France and the Pas de Calais coast followed. German counterbombers struck southeast England with around 30 reaching London, eight enemy planes destroyed, and London and southeast England suffered heavier damage and casualties during the night.
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Air Ministry
Magdeburg
RAF
Berlin
France
London
England
Britain
Hull Renews Attack on Butler's Charges
Secretary of State Hull reiterated criticism of Senator Butler's attack on government spending in Latin America. Butler had given a Senate accounting firm's report on figures he disclosed months earlier. Hull affirmed the prior view that the report was unfair and unfounded. The piece notes nine tons of aviation supplies are shipped monthly for every Army pilot overseas.
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Washington
Hull
Butler
Latin America
Senate
Pravda on Second Front Prodding British Ties
Washington observers compare the Pravda piece to Izvestia, arguing it signals Kremlin aims without official endorsement. They note Hull's Moscow trip remained firm despite the edited rebuk of Willkie, and suggest British delays on a western front keep Russia wary yet bonded with Britain.
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Moscow
Washington
Russia
Pravda
Ribbentrop
Ahoowever
Communist Party
Stalin
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
Roosevelt
Hull
Europe
Churchill
Teheran
Africa
Washington Star
Germany
Publc
NBC Chimes Voice Urges Buy War Bonds In Radio Experiment
NBC notes G E and C chimes now voice a call to action Buy War Bonds using void modulated tones. The gadget, sopovox, lets trains and instruments speak. broadcasts list NBC CBS and MBS programs and guest lineups with sports, theater, and political segments for Saturday night schedules.
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New York
NBC
Dept. of State Speaks
A. A. Berl
Abie
CBS
Jessica Dragonette
Hugh A. Butler
Nebraska
Local Price Quotes and Market Notes From Bree Section
Local Bree market page lists ceiling prices for farm goods including wheat at the mill and barn, butter onions potatoes eggs and apples with varying unit amounts. It notes OPA ceiling prices for potatoes cabbage and chickens and mentions a northern lights sighting extending to Singapore.
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