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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1944
Page
2
The note lists establishment date 1828 and post price with second class matter, editor Garvin Hager, general manager E Phillips, and G B. Phone numbers 104 105 106. It details Prembe Audit Bureau of Circulation and subscription rates by mail and region, including foreign mail, with Associated Press rights reserved.
The box previews Dr. Frank Kingdon’s response to charges against the president. He argues that FDR saved the capitalist order in 1933 and defines communists as believers in social ownership of production through revolution.
A July Fourth reflection on America's steadfast liberty and the birth of national independence. It traces how self government kept in balance the branches and allowed individual rights to foster invention, industry, and global influence, claiming freedom and wealth arose from independence and liberty.
Analysts say Germany struggles to conquer France amid heavy Allied pressure in Russia and Italy. Cherbourg debacle adds to woes as Luftwaffe losses and dwindling manpower, fuel, and machines threaten a final stand for Nazi forces.
A grim wartime reflection notes Hitler knows his cause is doomed yet clings to fight on. The piece emphasizes his resolve to postpone defeat, driven by awareness of the looming catastrophe as campaign pressures mount.
The piece notes nearly 3.99 billion dollars in French gold at collapse era, with parts exported, impounded at Dakar and Martinique, and seized by Hitler likely via Vichy. Belgium claims hundreds of millions banked in France, while Britain and America may claim for wartime aid. The gold’s fate fuels debates over De Gaulle and France’s future.
A short verse ponders if all creatures share moments of beauty or if the privilege is limited to men. The speaker muses on cherry trees, hills, blossoming orchards, and a drifting white cloud like a lone ship at sea, inviting reflection on universal delight.
A Chinese pastor from Los Angeles, born American citizen, sang America the Beautiful solo, moving the vast audience. The piece stirred thoughts on America's liberty and world fellowship, urging gratitude and prayer for continued self control and freedom under law.
The Rinkely Corporation in Rawson WV is incorporated with R Dustin Funkhouser as president. The firm bought the old St Wilda’s Fall property where a girls school once operated and plans rental residences. The purchase came from the estate of the late Miss Duvall. R Tustin Funkhouser is son of Raymond J Funkhouser of Claymont Court.
Dorothy M. DeHart of 228 West Howard Street has been promoted from second to first lieutenant in the department. Details indicate a recognized advancement in rank and responsibilities within the force.
A wartime account describes American anti aircraft gunners joining infantry on D day in Normandy. It highlights a deep gun emplacement crew led by Lieutenant Wallace Gibbs that knocked out a German fortification with a 27 mm gun, and notes the varied roles of ack ack units, from 50 caliber and 20 mm machines to 40 mm Bofors and the 90 mm high altitude gun, detailing crew members and their hometowns while promising further installments on their daily life.
A garbled ad like notice touts a medicine Kleerex with risky claims. The text references refunds and money back offers from Rudy's Rexall Pharmacy but lacks coherent facts or verifiable details.
Advertises a hearing test with a money back guarantee and ear drops called Ourine Ear Drops at Lidedys Rexall Pharmacy. Claims relief for temporary deafness and ringing or buzzing head noises from earwax buildup. Targets men and women who are hard of hearing with a simple at home method.
The July meeting of the Hagers town Woman's Christian Temperance Union is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 in the Island Pavilion of City Park. The Rev Luther Miller will be the speaker.
Cadet Lieutenant Robert Andrew Schnobly, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph W Schnobly, of Summit Avenue, has been promoted at the Naval Air Training Center in Corpus Christi Texas.
Washington officials received details from two private observers of Stalin’s remarks on a strong independent Poland after the war. Lange and Orlemanski report Berlin Teheran agreements, including Poland claiming East Prussia and Upper Silesia up to the Oder, plus Soviet-backed 1,000,000 man army. Churchill questioned security guarantees. Roosevelt agreed.
Stalin described Polish refugees in Russia as living in deplorable conditions but argued their treatment mirrored that of Soviet citizens in similar communities. He blamed wartime economics, not anti Polish sentiment, and noted improved conditions with shifting war needs. He mocked Mikolajczyk's 90 percent claim and warned against trusting Polish intelligence reports. Editor notes promise a concluding column tomorrow.
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