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Hagerstown paper details editor J Garvin Hager and general manager Se Phillips with office numbers. Subscription rates shown include carrier and mail options across zones, with prices ranging from weekly to yearly and foreign mail. Associated Press is restricted to news dispatches credited to it.
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Hagerstown
J. Garvin Hager
SE. Phillips
Phonie
Membe Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Focal News
Interest Losses and Idle Cash In the U S Economy
Government analysts warn Americans lose millions yearly by keeping idle money. Currency in circulation tops 22.9 trillion, triple from five years ago, driven by business activity and higher wages. The Fed estimates the average family holds 450 in currency, including savings. If a quarter of that 450 were invested in war bonds, annual interest would near 190-006,600.
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Federal Reserve System
Roosevelt Endorsement Debate Reflects War Time Stance
The piece argues the public seeks Franklin Roosevelt to run again, praising his experience and leadership in wartime. It challenges critics who label him indispensable and questions the qualifications of his opponent, criticizing campaign attacks on Roosevelt and defense leaders.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Rower
Lin
Russia
Army
Tors Persicn
Balkan Dilemma in War Outlook for Axis Control
The piece argues the Allies near total control of Italy threaten the Balkans. It questions Hitler’s choice between evacuating the Balkans to shorten lines or defending the region to protect Romanian oil. It notes Ploesti bombings target fuel, and Romania’s resources are pivotal to sustaining Nazi war effort.
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Italy
Balkans
Hitler
Yugoslavia
Danube
Rumania
Ploesti
Fuehrer
Rumanila Ai
AMG's Troubles in Southern Italy After War Occupation
An analysis argues the United States should avoid trying to govern occupied Italy. Nazis fled with loot, sparking hunger and fear as the Allied Military Government failed to restore confidence or commerce. Black markets thrive while Italians suffer, critics say the Allies share blame for missteps.
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Italy
United States
AMG
Mussolini
Mot
Mussilini
Four years ago a hotel bar syrup explosion causes sticky chaos
A demijohn of rock candy syrup exploded in a local hotel bar four years ago, spraying sticky syrup across the bar. Harry Newcomer Renevola, a Washington County High School graduate, started as a bank bookkeeper in Boonsboro. Maryland's commission on Fort Frederick reported hog activity at the old fort near Big Bowl.
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Harry Newcomer
Renevola
Washington County High School
Boonsboro Bank
State of
Maryland
Big Bowl
Fort Frederick
Two Local Girls Missing After Berry Picking Runaway
Ninety years ago Louise Cosgrove and Virgie Cramer, young residents of Williamsport, sparked an uproar when they did not return from a berry picking trip. They were later found at a nearby farm. Washington County reports 222 active disease cases in June, showing a countywide illness decrease. City market prices list currants and raspberries at 12 cents per box, peas 25 cents per quart, beans 10 cents per quarter peck, eggs 28 cents a dozen.
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Louise Cosgrove
Virgie Cramer
Williamsport
Washington County Health Demostration
Strength For The Day Finding True Life
The passage reflects on Wendell Phillips Wing and figures like Douglass Lowell, urging selflessness and higher aims beyond personal gain. It contrasts worldly urges with spiritual achievement, noting that self-forgetfulness amid adversity can lead to immortality in Christianity, and stresses enduring virtue over ego.
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Douglass
Wendell Phillips Wing
Keanetle
Uy Mann
Wendel
Time Gets Away By Ernie Pyle Normandy Wireless
War diary style report from Ernie Pyle describing a sleepless night with ackack batteries in Normandy France. Men sing softly while firing and endure cold fatigue as dawn nears. A night flight from an unknown German plane prompts tense moments before dawn reveals a drifting barrage balloon and a claimed seven planes shot down.
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Normandy
Ackack
Tipperary
France
Ronse
Salute Planned for Insurance Man on Radio Program
Irwin F Hoffman of Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Company will be honored on the coast to coast radio program Close-Ups of the News. The salute airs 6 30 to 6 45 p m on Mutual Broadcasting System July 9. Hoffman, a 25 year insurance man in Hagerstown, is active in civic affairs and has three high school age children.
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Irwin F. Hoffman
Tumbermen’s Mutual Casualty Company
Mutual Broadcasting System
Hagerstown
Hoffman
Hofmans
Upton Close
Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Company
Washington janitor sentenced to death for cathedral murder
Julius Fisher, a 31 year old Negro janitor, was sentenced in Washington today to die in the electric chair on November 24 for the killing of Miss Catherine Cooper Reardon, assistant librarian, at Washington Cathedral on March 1.
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Washington
Julius
Fisher
Catherine Cooper Reardon
Washington Cathedral
Druggist Fined in Baltimore Narcotics Case
Federal Judge William Coleman fined Havre de Grace pharmacist David Newman $4,000 and costs for selling narcotics without a prescription. Newman pleaded guilty to the charge.
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Baltimore
William
Coleman
David Newman
Havre de Grace
Newman
Narrow Escape From Hartford Circus Fire
Mrs. James Spencer Lee and her two sons barely escaped the Ringling Brothers Barnum Bailey blaze at Hartford Connecticut. She climbed seats found an opening and lowered herself by a rope to safety after pushing her children to the ground. The family, aided by others, fled through a fence into a corn field as flames and smoke enveloped the main tent. Her hands were bandaged after the escape.
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James Spencer Lee
William T. Hamilton Lee
Edgar Willing Lee
Ringling Brothers Barnum, and Bailey
Hartford
PVT Vulgamott Sightseeing in Rome with Pope Contact
Pvt Luther Vulgamott a former Junior Police Club member has been sightseeing in Italy. A U mail letter to Chief of Police William H. Peters reports he visited St Peters Rome and had an audience with Pope Pius.
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Luther Vulgamott
Polace Club
Italy
William H. Peters
Vulgamott
Rome
St. Peters Church
Pope Pius
Jesse Jones Faces Southern Revolt and White House Tug
Washington notes probe Jesse Jones wields immense power on Capitol Hill while southern rebels, led by Texas allies, press the White House. Clayton resignation episode tests Jones, Byrnes convulsion and a potential bid for vice presidential renomination lingers.
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Jones
Capitol Hill
Capital Hill
Jesse Jones
RFC
Jesse
Clyde Reed
Kansas
Chicago and Eastern
Mlinois
Senate
Ed Johnson
Colorado
Will Clayton
White House
Clayton
Texas
Commerce
Anderson, Clayton and Co
Claston
George Butler
Texas Democratic Executive Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Houston
al Smith
Wallace
Chicago
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Over 12,000 Vets Given Employment in Maryland
Baltimore July 8 More than 12 000 World War Two veterans have been placed in jobs in Maryland since January 1 1943 Vernon Collison veteran employment officer of the United States Employment Service said there was no waiting list for service men and offices handled about 500 applications monthly with roughly 75 percent veterans of the war employed.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Vernon Collison
United States Employment Service
Collison
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