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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1945

Page

3

Daily ie Mail Subscription Rates and Office Notice

The Daily ie Mail announces postal entry at Hagera town and lists subscription rates in advance with monthly and yearly options. Rates include 4th to 5th zones at 10.00, 7th and 8th zones at 12.00, and foreign mail at 1.50 monthly. details show carrier and mail options. The paper notes Associated Press rights and editorial staff.

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Ours To Protect On July Fourth 1851 Capitol Stone Laying

The oration by Daniel Webster hailed the Declaration of Independence as a enduring covenant. It warned that liberty must be protected and transmitted to future generations, noting that freedom faces ongoing challenges and must be defended by every citizen.

United States Daniel Webster Webster

Hopkins And The Turning Worm

The article portrays Harry Hopkins as a central yet controversial figure in Washington postwar politics. It notes his close ties to Roosevelt, subsequent criticism from conservatives, the shifts in opinion after Truman recalled him to duty and sent him to Moscow, and hints at his health struggles during a March trip and illness in Rochester.

Hopkins political return in doubt after wartime service

Harry Hopkins faced arduous talks with Premier Stalin and Molotov during the Mos cow mission. He reportedly ran a high fever when presenting a long report to the President, a fact Truman was told later. Hopkins may not return to government for long periods, due to needing to preserve strength for future smoothing of ongoing complications. Ironically, praise for Hopkins arrived after the chief he served had died.

Stalin Molotov Hopkins Truman Harry Hopkins

Comparisons in Food Rations Across The War Years

The article notes enduring contrasts in diets across social classes and nations during wartime. It contrasts pioneer monotony with modern shortages, cites British and German civilian and military rations, and explains how perceived fairness and allied supply impacts fuel discontent and unity of effort.

Berlin

Just Folks ILL-TEMPER Poem Reflection

A short reflective verse urges self control when anger rises. It counsels hiding anger until it cools, preserving friendships and pride, and avoiding hurtful words by remaining silent and walking away. The speaker urges steady restraint and warns of regret after losing temper.

Fourth of July Celebrations at Pen Mar and Leitereburg

The Little Wabash Railroad at Pen Mar has been lengthened and repainted in gold and olive. Leitereburg will host a gala Fourth with national colors, two baseball games vs Winger ton, and two large balloons launched by William Murphy in New York. A five dollar gold prize tule race will be run on the Antietam. Banks and many stores in Hagers town will close for the holiday observance. A tennis club is formed by William Trammaker, William Hammond, Charles Danzer, Onan Middiekanff, Adrian Stutterer, Max Boyer, and Roy Danzer.

Little Wabash Railroad Pen Mar Leitereburg Wingerton William Murphy New York Antietam M Wiliam Trammaker William Hammond Charles Danzer Onan Middiekanff Adrian Stutterer Max Boyer Roy Danzer

Government debt pledge under Coolidge raises assurances

The note notes that money did not flow into the Treasury to back Europe but promises that the 1290000000 owed will be paid. A Daily Mail and Mort Herald recap mentions July editions and copies of House and Senate journals. Fountain Head Country Club opened its newest resort with a tea for about 60 members and guests.

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Danube Valley Autobiography of a Jeep Journey

A ten day jeep journey through Prague Brunn Bratislava Budapest and Vienna contrasts Red flag signs and uniforms with local rules and time zones. The piece notes Marshal Stalin Benes Masaryk markers blue white Russian signs and mixed reactions to American presence as soldiers observe traffic customs and a Red Army funeral in Brno.

Hal Boylev Danube Valley Prague Brunn Bratislava Budapest Vienna Czechoslovakia Marshal Stalin Edward Benes Jan Masaryk Vienam Moscow Vionma Austria Iungary Germany Danube Ynany Ass Brinn

Albany housewife starts brewery project with bottles

An Albany housewife pressured the Dobrem Brewing company to collect her empty beer bottles. She kept a four year cache totaling 2,581 quart bottles and the truck made seven trips to haul them away. The refunds totaled 119.50 dollars.

Leany Albany Dobrem Brewing Company

Life Beyond a Land-Locked Lake in Christ

Dr Earl L Douglass and R John Henry Jowett discuss how Christ’s resurrection turns life from a land-locked lake into an arm of the eternal sea. They contrast secular views of death with Christian belief that death begins true life beyond.

Earl L. Douglass R. John Henry Jowett Jesus Christ Christ Palestine

Washington Merry-Go-Round clashes over farm price power

Washington insiders recount a heated War Mobilization Advisory Board session over granting the Secretary of Agriculture power to regulate food prices. Vinson pressed farm leaders Ed O Neal and Albert Goss on countervailing amendments, while Johnston and Dyke argued for board unity and continued OPA oversight. The debate ended with Vinson blocking a crippling price amendment and reaffirming the board's extension of the Economic Stabilization Act.

HEW Washington War Mobilization Advisory Board Secretary of Agriculture North Carolina Max Gardner Gardner Vinson Ed O'Neil Judge Vinson Hill Capitol Hill Eric Johnston U. S. Chamber of Commerce Congress Nathaniel Dyke Albert Goss The Grange OPA Nat Dyke Phil Murray Theat

Truman vows to dodge Churchill memoirs in Berlin trip

White House advisers weigh how Truman can avoid Churchill memoirs during his Berlin visit. The note also mentions Java and Sumatra as highly volcanic regions.

White House Truman Churchill Berlin Java Sumatra

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