Daily Hagera News Sanctions and Rates Notice
Established 1828 post office entry at Hagera town. J Garvin Hager editor and co. Phones 104 105 105. Subscription rates in advance with weekly carrier 18 cents monthly up to 4th zone 75 cents six months 4.25 dollars. Zones 4th 5th 6th 2.00 per month mail 1.46. Member Associated Press. Public notice of rights and dispatches.
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Hageratown
J. Garvin Hager
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Mali
Associated Press
Victory gardens urged as food shortage grows
Warning from Washington notes slim crop forecasts curb home production. Truman said no relaxation after V E Day as cool wet weather slows planting of corn and soybeans. With high demand for farm products, shortage may push households to grow their own food to meet diet standards.
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Washington
Truman
Bureau of Agricuval Economics
What of Russia and its possible moves against Japan
The article discusses whether Russia will act in the war against Japan. It notes Moscow did not renew the non aggression pact, sparking predictions of a move, but no clear actions have emerged. After decades, tensions still linger along the Manchurian front and the question remains if Russia will settle its historical grudge.
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Russia
Japan
Moscow
Manchurian
Strait of Tsushimafi
Pearl Harbor
China China China War News Fragment
Recent days bring reports of China mobilizing strongly in war, with moves toward potential outer actions and air power in the northeast. The text reflects a stance of resilience and calls for aid as nations respond to a developing conflict. It mentions Pearl Harbor era echoes and broader mobilization.
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Rita
Japan
China
Wheen
Inter In
Jaren
Chi Hational
Prem Teatica
Kwangs
Resurgent China Brings Momentum to Asian Front
Editorial assesses rising Chinese offensives across coastal China with Foochow captured and airlifted supply chains from India via the Ledo and Burma Roads. Japan pressed, coastal positions stretched, potential American landings on the China coast framed as tying with Chinese forces to blunt Tokyo’s lifeline. Pearl Harbor damage cited as minor next to Tokyo’s losses.
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China
India
Lede
Burma
Himalayas
Japan
Asia
East Indies
Diplomatic satire and local notices across a Nation card
Poem fragments by Edgar A. Guest touch on diplomacy vigilance and freedom while a town notice mentions John S. Wareham planning an ad in a bake shop and a Maryland firemen convention drawing officials and salary changes amid the state gathering.
Fragmented regional note from unclear source
An incomplete report mentions Hagerstown and park areas with references to workers and an incident near sea front. The text is garbled with missing names and dates, but hints at a disruption affecting personnel and local utilities or services. Further readable fragments reference employment and a possible investigation.
Balete Pass Battle Front Reporting From Luzon
A dispatch from Balete Pass in Luzon describes jeep rides along Highway 3 above the Digdig river as Filipino guerrillas and laborers cluster at command posts. Generals and soldiers share anecdotes amid shelling as they discuss a new points system for leaving service while pondering future duties and assignments.
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Balete Pass
Luzon
Highway 3
Digdig River
83Rd Regiment
Demetrius Traggis
New London
James F. Collins
1St Corps
Joseph Elmo
New Haven
Conn
Corp
Harold Exhert
Chetek
Wis
Miller
Stanley R
Larsen
Talladega
Ala
161St
Ernest Petteway
Kinston
N. CG
Nestor Paquette
Dracut
Mass
Braille Editions Donated to Washington County Library
The Washington County Free Library received an unusual donation this week, several Braille editions of Reader's Digest. The volumes were placed in the front lobby box for service personnel, with library officials promising proper steps to ensure use by blinded service members.
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Washington County
Gisburne Resigns ODT Post to Transport Army Tents
Edward R. K. Gisburne, former manager of the local district office of the Office of Defense Transportation, resigns his ODT position and now operates trucks under his name to move tents for the armed forces manufactured in Hagerstown, keeping a local headquarters.
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Edward RK. Gisburne
Office of Defense Transportation
ODT
Hagerstown
Gisburne
Peterson's Ointment Brings Quick Pile Relief
Apply Peterson's Ointment for fast relief from piles. The cooling soothing formula has helped thousands for 40 years with prompt itching relief. Available at druggists 35¢ a box or 60¢ a tube with applicator. Money back if not delighted.
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Peterson
What Constitutes Education by Dr Earl L Douglass
A compact meditation on education and wisdom arguing that college degrees do not guarantee wisdom. Wisdom comes from God and life understanding beyond books, recognizing that many educated lack true wisdom while the illiterate may grasp life’s meaning. God uses the foolish to confound the wise.
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Earl L. Douglass
Max
War Crimes Trial Delays Stir Washington Headlines
Washington columnist notes the U S War Crimes Commission has listed no Nazi names for trial despite grand plans. Secret reports reveal internal clashes with State Department, and Justice Jackson’s cautious stance on convicting large groups before Christmas.
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Drew Washington
War Crimes Commission
U. S. Army
U. S
U. S. Supreme Court
Robert Jackson
Washington
Jackson
Gestapo
White House
Herbert Pell
Portugal
Hungary
Pell
State Department
Roosevelt
England
Secret document dispute with British general exposure
A British general sent a secret document by special messenger. I refused to allow copies but allowed sight of the original. Preuss was later found dictating a copy. I confiscated copies and notes and informed Ambassador Winant I could not bear secret documents if copies could be made. Preuss was returned to the United States.
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Preuss
United States
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Tet
Blaon
Ry Rose
Frontington
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Bite
Freecon
Balete
Lee Miller
Victor
Bohman-Warne, Inc
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John D. Myers & Co
Magerstown
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
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3 Tube
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Potomac Creamery Co., Inc
Yano
Ron
Potomac Edison Company Electricity
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