03 Jul 1942
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1942
Page
1
A wartime exhortation urges Americans to honor the 1776 independence by supporting the war effort through hard work and buying defense bonds. It reminds readers of sons serving abroad and the risk to global democracy, urging restraint on material desires to aid the fight ahead.
The article argues Brazil will emerge as Latin America's leading trading power due to wartime shifts. U S support includes 10 million dollars for rubber research and sanitation and a five year plan to buy Brazil's rubber surplus at favorable prices. Para state attracts workers amid rising wages, signaling broad national wealth and power growth.
Dispatches describe Hitler losing men and equipment on a larger scale than last summer. Russia uses defense in depth with renewed entrenchments while advancing oil routes from Baku and Batum. Winter may bind Hitler deeper in Russia, still short of oil, facing a spring Allied offensive.
Traveling difficulties shrink U S convention activity with 8 800 total gatherings including 2 390 national and 6 509 state events. Estimated annual convention spending reaches 500 million dollars, hotels and food services dominate budgets, and bureaus spend millions to attract meetings.
Government oversees air freight operations under the 14 act OU 7 CmEt. CAG equips equipment valued at £5 e ty with planes daily for urgent missions. Allegations state first mi be government trams porns oni saved re own pers, with transport planes now on assignment.
The piece argues that strong US nationalism is not un-American despite critics labeling it Nazism related. It defends immigration and naturalization, noting most Mussiah supporters are nationalists fighting for their country. It asserts that Americanism includes pride in homeland and warns against restricting immigration or stripping citizenship, arguing national identity strengthens democracy.
In Jacksonville Florida Dr. Eugene Griffith a dentist fitted a full gold crown on one of Mike the dog s teeth. He said the Boston billdog nicknamed Mike behaves better than most human patients during the procedure and accompanies him on air flights.
Abbott's Rabbits, the George Abbott ensemble, play fast softball across Manhattan and New Jersey. The cast features Kenneth Bower, Gil Stratton, Bobby Harrell, Stuart Langley, and the Barton twins, with local games at Central Park against S ons O Fun and Let’s Face It crowds. The Polo Grounds backs a war fund with a policy that admission requires a 25 cent war stamp.
The Golden Calf story from Exodus is applied to today showing how money and wealth tempt people. It notes that some seek riches to escape bondage or darkness and compares such reliance to the idol that Moses forced the Israelites to drink, warning against trusting money over faith.
Washington reports U S oil specialists face the risk of destroying Mosul, Iran, and Iraq wells to deny Hitler oil. Allies plan to cut off oil from the Caucasus and Near East while bombing Romanian, Russian, and Japanese targets. Concerns rise over potential failure to wreck key fields amid advancing Rommel in Egypt.
Bern dispatch from July 3 reports in Die Tat news reels two giant German weapons against Sevastopol. A 24 inch and a 28 inch gun plus a railway gun rising 26 to 32 feet high with a 98 foot barrel and 27 inch shell are described as unmatched by World War I arms.
In a monthly report to the Mayor and Council Dr W R Willard city health officer listed 451 contagious diseases for May. Diagnoses included gonorrhoea 4 measles 9 mumps 7 pneumonia scarlet fever 11 tuberculosis 3 whooping cough 3 and occupational dermatitis 2. The city dentist performed 3 445 examinations that month. Also announced were the addition of Dr Perry F Prather to venereal disease clinicians and the transfer of Miss Muriel Morrow to North Carolina.
Vernon E. Gray 35 unemployed of Corrigansville was indicted by a special April grand jury for the June 12 murder of Norman F. Emerick 37 Celanese worker and Gray's neighbor. Gray to be arraigned in Allegany County Circuit Court and a jury trial could be sought with a retaliatory panel on July 18.
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