Daily Mail News and Classifieds Details
Publication data for The Daily Mail at Summit Avenue Hagers Town Maryland and forwarding offices nationwide. Listing circulation rates, advertising offices Burke Kuipers Mahoney New York Chicago Atlanta Dallas Oklahoma City and other bureaus. Includes Associated Press notice and standard paper rights and classifieds policy.
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Hawken Radltor National Advertising
Burke Kuipers, & Mahoney, Inc
New York
Graybar
Chicago
North Wabash Avenue
Atlanta
Rhodes-Baverly
Dallas
Southwestern Site
Oklahoma City
First National
Audit Bureau of Circuation
Associated
PRESS
Associated Press
Tor Net
Therain
Oil supply doubts cloud German offensive prospects
Dispatches note German mechanized detachments running short of gasoline but warn that oil fear does not guarantee imminent collapse. Experts estimate daily German consumption at 20 000 to 25 000 tons, with six to nine months of current reserves at top pace. slower war tempo may extend duration.
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Germany
Italy In The Other War Reignited By Fascist Pride
The piece critiques Italy’s twenty fifth anniversary of joining World War I, denouncing fascist fervor and Mussolini’s stance. It recalls Caporetto, defeats, and heavy losses, contrasting past failures with warnings against joining Hitler. It questions Italy's current military ventures and urges restraint.
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Italy
Caporetta
Piave
Spain
Hitler
Mussolini
England
France
United States
French Occupation of Tunisia Dates From Expedition
A historical note records the French occupation of Tunisia linked to a military expedition dated 2381. The entry cites dated expeditions and colonial context without graphic detail.
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Tunisia
Stay-At-Homes On Vacation in Hagerstown Envokes Local Comforts
A reader urges staying home for summer leisure, arguing that local scenes rival distant trips. The piece praises familiar beds, home-cooked meals, and friendly neighbors, noting comfort, affordability, and social warmth as key benefits over costly travels.
Mexico's Nazis Are Active In Mexico City View
American observers in Mexico City warn of German influence as Germany could sponsor fifth column activity in Mexico should the United States enter the war. A German presence of several thousand already exists, bolstered by diplomats and merchants from Latin America, with operations aiding Mexican oil fields and plans to divert US forces to the border.
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Mexico City
Germany
Mexico
America
Kansas Cats Save Quail By Sparing Cats And Crows
Kansas fish and game officials scrap an open season on tabbles after protests from farmers and cat lovers. Hunters backed by ammo makers pushed to kill wandering cats and crows to protect quail, while a crow contest was proposed to reward major cat and crow killings.
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Kansas Fish and Game
State Fish and Game
Kansas
Candidates Enter Home Stretch In Race For Convention Pledges
Presidential hopefuls press toward the pre convention stretch as pledged totals emerge. Roosevelt appears secure for the Democratic nomination with about 56 thousand votes pledged, Garner around 4.9 thousand, Farley third at 38 percent. Dewey leads Republicans with 150 pledged, James state governor with 71, Taft around 6, Vandenberg 38. Maps show regional pledge origins as of June 1.
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Roosevelt
J. Garner
Farley
Thomas E. Dewey
Pennsylvania
James
Taft
Washington Daybook on Nazi War Mobilization and Economic Strain
Washington assesses Germany’s war mobilization revealing vast tank fleets, bombers, and supply chains across occupied Europe. It notes extensive agricultural requisitions in Czech lands, slaughter of Danish livestock, and a shift of Holland and Belgium farms to feed the Reich. Analysts question prior economic beliefs and suspect German overextension and oil product production capacity.
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Washington
Germany
Great Britain
France
Europe
Holland
Belgium
Walter Huston’s daily shave on Broadway stage ritual
New York June 4 Walter Huston enacts a nightly shave ritual during Love’s Old Sweet Song on Broadway. He washes his face in front of the audience, builds lather with a brush, and exits in his own humorous style. The scene echoes his Dodsworth moments and draws applause for small, familiar actions. The piece also touches on Yorkville’s German history and Bund influence fading after Fritz Kuhn’s scandals.
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New
York
Walter Huston
Huston
William Saroyan
Broadway
Dodsworth
Com Workville
Adolf Hitler
Fritz Kuhn
Bund
Yorkville
Berlin
Hitler
Manhattan
America
Now You Tell One Now You Tell One Alibi No 997585
A Columbus policeman found a drunk man snoozing in a church pew claiming he mistook the church for a railway station and waited for a train. In Pueblo two Central high school girls wore a horned two person cow costume at a dance, while dogs in the audience nipped at the animal’s heels.
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Columbus
8. C
Pueblo
Colo
Central High School
Just Folks By Edgar A. Guest
A poem about self blamed dullness and the urge to notice life around. The speaker admits inner dullness, contrasts with the garden’s blooms and birdsong, and concludes the lack lies within rather than the day. It urges stepping outside to observe the infinite splendor of life.
How to kill plant lice promptly and inexpensively
Plant lice aphides appear on many young flowers vegetables and fruits this month. If not exterminated at once they injure plants seriously or become so numerous that control is impossible later. Readers may obtain free copies of the plant lice control instructions by writing to the Daily Mail Agricultural Editor Box 1624 Washington DC with a 3 cent stamp.
Control of Oyster-Shell Scale on Shade Trees
Expert notes distinguish oyster shell scale from San Jose scale. Winter egg stage requires May crawler spray after apple blossoms fall. early, quick action essential. Oils, kerosene emulsion, nicotine solutions cited with careful dilution to avoid foliar injury. timing tied to local weather and plant growth.
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San Jorge
San Jose
Turner Family Name Origin and Notable Turners
The Turner surname derives from the lathe worker trade with Norman ties. Early forms appear in the Hundred Rolls as Turnur and le Turner, with later examples like Turnour. Notable Turners include Capt William Turner of Dorchester and Humphrey Turner who immigrated to Plymouth in 1628, with other figures such as Arthur Henry, Chas Root, Grande Allen Porter, and Helen M. The text notes heraldic symbols of ermine and a lion, and mentions Leap-Year or Bissextile dating to 48 B.C.
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Turner
Smith
Je Turnur
le Turner
Johannes Turnour
America
Humphrey Turner
England
Plymouth
Mass
Daniel Turner
France
Leyden
Holland
Daniel
New Netherlands
Midwost
Jacqueline de Paris
William Turner
Dartmouth
Dorchester
Turners
Arthur Henry
Springfield
Chas. Root
School of Dentistry
University of Pennsylvania
Grande Allen Porter
Minneapolis
Minn
Helen M
New Orleans
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