Daily zee Hagerstown newspaper ad notice 1828 style
enters in the post office at Hagerstown as second class matter. J Garvin Hager editor. Co. Phones 104 105 106. Subscription rates in advance listed including single copy 14 cents by carrier 15 cents weekly by mail up to the month 75 cents six months 4.25 per year. Zone rates and Associated Press credit noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Zee
Hagerstown
J. Garvin Hager
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
End to U boat Convoy Warfare in World War II
The article notes the end of U boat convoys across the Atlantic Mediterranean North Sea and English Channel. It states the Nazi submarines are out of the war though exact counts of the remaining fleet are unclear and surrender numbers were low. It credits the U boat and Luftwaffe as key early war drivers and calls elimination a major Allied achievement restoring sea freedom globally with Japan’s defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Mediterranean
North Sea
English Channel
Hitler
Luftwaffe
Japan
Maryland Indeterminate Sentence Law Expands But Has Flaws
Maryland implements indeterminate sentences for male offenders 16 to 25 and women of all ages. Judges have discretion, and the plan mirrors what other states use, though outcomes remain uncertain. A flaw concerns sentencing youths under 16, with issues about juvenile court jurisdiction and confinement options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Sill Strong Attar in Europe and the war materials
Fragmentary text notes discussions about Europe, Japan, and material needs for a war effort. Mentions a divan, lens, and possible references to Peerl Hz Taw materials and Fest. No clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Japan
Japan’s Long War Expected in Pacific Says Officials
Officials and military observers say Japan can sustain a resistance in the inner zone for months, with shipping and food supplies enough to endure. The Pacific War may stretch many months as bases are expanded, and a plan is needed to press a long campaign. A surrender remains possible only if a sustained, hard war is pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Korea
Manchuria
China
Indus
House Military Affairs Committee
Marshall
Germany
The Rise of Farm Efficiency and Urban Population Shift
An analysis predicts continued farm productivity gains will push farm workers toward ten percent of the population while cities grow. Machinery advances may spur suburban settlement as food shortages persist for a year, though farmers accept transport limits for optimism in the American outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Itis Sons
Library on wheels brings books to rural residents
A mobile library service departs from Kinston County Free Library to reach villagers unable to travel to town. The initiative aims to extend access to reading materials, with officials noting the unique nature of this service in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hbrary
Kinston
Another Hill by Lee Miller at Luzon’s Balete Pass
Maj. Gen. Chas. L. Mullins Jr. recalls Brig. Gen. Dus ty Dalton who was killed by a Japanese sniper near Balete Pass. Dalton, 35, earned a Silver Star and two Bronze Stars, led the 161st Regiment before command, and impressed Mullins with tactical brilliance and discipline. He valued steadiness over heroics and believed in clear orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balete Pass
Luzon
Chas.” L. Mullins, Jr
Dalton
161St
Guadalcanal
Mullins
West Point
Katherine Starbird
A. A. Starbird
Burlington
Mos
Generval Dalton
Just Folks AT WAR S END SONG OF PEACE AND REMEMBERED SACRIFICE
Poem reflecting on war's end and the hope for lasting peace. It recalls sacrifices by those who paid the utmost price and envisions a future where homes are joyful, nights are bright, and a cleaner path to justice and freedom is found. The verses urge genuine commitment to peace and remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burin
Ulary
House of Cetre
Goop Bombs and Suez Tolls Shape War Notes
Washington report outlines the Goop Bomb’s oily, gluey magnesium fuel and its firestorm reach, plus Britains Suez toll stance and a plan for reverse lend-lease tied to stock ownership. It notes U S officials oppose private control and cites Disraeli’s canal-stock move as context. Alaska’s history is briefly mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Suez Canal
London
Suez
U. S
Britain
Victoria
Disraeli
Washington
Europe
Panama Canal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Williamsport
Mt Ivk
N. Ankeney
Mercersting
Gerade Acady
Fia
Hagerstown i
Ut Tranaty F
Lee Miller
Arian
Oliet, II
Stateville Penitentiary
Henry Kaiser
Kaiser
Pearson
Alaska
Athey
Ghi
THE
C. M. Athey Paint Company
Baltimore, MD
the McPhail Paint Co
Franklin Street
McPhail
Harry 5S
Myers
House ‘of Kent
Roney’s
North Potomac Street
Potomac Creamery Co., Inc
Martin Feed & Implements
Pennsylvania Avenue
Henson’s Flying Service
Crane
O. P.O
West
Washington Street
Gma
Triangle Food Stores
Second National Bank
Montgomery Ward
Icodemus
MO Bank
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!