Daily Mail publication and circulation details
Daily Mail of Hagerstown Maryland publishes each evening except Sunday. The notice lists address details for editorial, business and circulation departments, payment methods and subscription rates, and notes association with the Associated Press.
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Daily Ze. Mail
The
Mail Publishing Company
Summit Avenue
Hagerstown
Maryland
J. Garvin Hager
National Advertising Representatives
Burke, Kuipers & Mahoney, Inc
New York
Graybar
Chicago
North Wabash Avenue
Atlanta
Rhodes-Haverty
Dallas
Southwestern Life
Oklsnoma City
First National
J! Communications
Daily Mail
E. Phillips
G. Foeee
Hagerstoyn
Associated Press
Nylon’s War Use and Postwar Promise Highlighted
Article notes nylon’s shift from civilian stockings to wartime applications and its return in daily life after victory. It highlights nylon as a versatile synthetic material able to mimic silk rubber wool and more. Dr Wallace Carothers of Du Pont developed nylon from long molecular chains and many variants are theoretically possible.
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Wallace Garrothers
du Pont
Ships At Gibraltar Signal Allied Mediterranean Strategy
The Gibraltar waterfront shows a naval buildup with more than a hundred warships and ninety freighters nearby amid reports from Berlin and Allied sources. The text suggests a planned invasion of Italy, with the Mediterranean being a key launch point for potential Allied operations.
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Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Franco
Berlin
Allied armies prepare across Britain for possible invasion
Europe is threatened by an enormous Allied force in England Scotland and Northern Ireland. Attacks may come from the south or from the British Isles and could occur from both directions. The coming months will heighten Allied resolve and unsettle Hitler and Mussolini as the war threatens to reach their soil.
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Sardinia
Panteleria
Itaty
Italy
Mediterranean
Europe
England
Scotland
Northern
Ireland
British Isles
Hitler
Mussolini
Sicily
Russia
Western Europe
United States
Western
Stalin
Churchill
Molotoff
U. S
Frank Knox
Spain
Vatican
Spellman
Alps
Turkey
Balkans
Gallipoli
Germany
Britain
Dardanelles
Balkan
Red Army
Moscow
Pacific Coast War Activity Surges as Supplies, Troops Move
Busy accounts along the Pacific coast show the Western shoreline playing a major wartime role. Coast ports dispatch men and materiel to Army and Navy units, with supply chains spanning four dozen ports and hundreds of thousands of items daily. Armored and mechanized divisions consume vast amounts of ammunition and fuel, while lend-lease to Russia and booming shipyards, airplane plants, and industries amplify regional war activity.
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Pacific Coast
United States
Orient
Philippines
Army
Navy
Russia
Pacific Coast Line
Giant transport planes seen reshaping postwar freight
Speculation places transport planes at the core of future global cargo moves. The Curtiss-Wright Commando is highlighted, noting a 15,000,000-mile voyage in four and a half days, a 25-ton ship carrying nine tons of freight, and potential cost advantages over rail and current air express rates. Two 2,000 horsepower engines power the craft, praised for easy handling by pilots.
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India
Curtiss-Wright
New York
Chicago
Rail Express
Air Express
Sa Il
Just Folks Posthumous Medal Tribute Poem Fragment
Fragment from a posthumous Purple Heart tribute praising the deceased. The speaker reflects on valor, death as a greater triumph, and the desire that truth live through those who die. It contemplates sacrificing long life for meaningful sacrifice and memory.
Merchants Sailors Pay Debate Kicks Across Coast
In San Francisco on June 5 the argument by Joseph Curran, head of the merchant seamen union, centers on unlicensed sailors earnings. He cites base pay, port bonuses, overtime, and zone allowances while noting changes to bonuses when ports are attacked. The author contrasts discipline and risk with Navy service, arguing many sailors face similar dangers and stressing the union’s push for added bonuses amid wartime duties.
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AN Francisco
Joseph Curran
Europe
Africa
Merchant Marine
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Parry
Por
South Pacific War
Curran
Annapolis
Navy
Convoys Break Ranks Amid War Drunken Breakdowns
Reports describe convoys breaking ranks and becoming wildly intoxicated to relieve stress as tensions surged. Soldiers reportedly drank heavily to steady nerves amid ongoing combat operations.
Armor of faith outlasts pasteboard life security
Dr Karl L Douglass Ow argues life cannot be fully secured by social measures or wealth. True protection comes from a steadfast spirit and moral armor like righteousness faith salvation and the sword of the Spirit, better preparing one for fate’s trials.
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Karl L
Douglass OW Saud
St. Paul
No Land Invasion in Europe This Year Says Drew Pearson
Drew Pearson argues that Nazi withdrawals from Norway France and Southern Italy plus Italian defense and Axis strengths suggest no major land invasion of Western Europe in 1943. He cites Allied air pressure and Churchill’s cautious land strategy while warning of a possible German gamble in Russia this summer.
Churchill and Roosevelt discuss Russia and Far East impact
The piece weighs the Red Army under attack and the risk of alienating Russia if it falters this summer. It argues allied invasion aims to engage the enemy quickly to spare Russia, noting heavy Soviet losses and uncertain postwar cooperation in the Far East, with Siberian bases deemed essential to defeating Japan.
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Casablanca
Churchill
Roosevelt
Russia
Red Army
Hitler
Far East
Siberian
Japan
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