Daily Mail Publication Notice and Rates
The notice lists the Daily Mail weekly and monthly subscription prices for Hagerstown readers, with carrier and mail rates, plus a statement about Associated Press news use. It identifies Garvin Baker and P. Phomies as contact or publishment references and notes post office class matter status.
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Bagerstown
Garvin Bager Baker
P. Phomies
SS Rees
Hagerstown
Associated
Associated Preas
AP Pews
Widow Flo Pierce Declares Taxes a Blessing for All
Kansas widow Flo Pierce, winner of a Madisonville Sidewalk Cattlemen’s contest, praises U S taxes as essential for government and national welfare. She recalls low 1932 taxes and notes pride in contributing to roads schools and veteran care while supporting her family farms and daily life.
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Uncle Sam
Texas
Ana
Flo Pierce
la Crosse
Kansas
Madisonville
United States of America
Pierce
Restaurants blame TV for seven percent drop in business
Barbs from Hal Cochran note that television is blamed for a seven percent decline in restaurant business. The column comments on people using TV as a steady diet, lessons on relationships, and fashion quips about summer styles for women.
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Hal Cochran
UN Seat Battle Pulls China Into Global Tug of War
U.S. policy favors recognizing the Nationalist government in Formosa while opposing Communist Peiping’s entry into the United Nations. The Security Council could decide on admitting the Chinese Communist government by majority, with major power votes shaping September's General Assembly actions.
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Ashington
NEA
U.S
United Nations General Assembly
Security Council
General Assembly
Assembly
United States
Britain
Yugoslavia
Norway
India
Russia
France
China
United Nations
T. F. Tsiang
G.A
Soviet Russia
Formosa
Peiping
Old China
Manchuria
Mongolia
Sinkiange
Supreme Court Explains Its Silence on Decisions
In a Washington dispatch James Marlow notes that Supreme Court rulings are not always clear to lay readers. Two reasons: language can be long and ambiguous, and justices write narrowly to apply to specific cases. The piece cites Sweatt v University of Texas and a Oklahoma case as examples of nuanced results with broader implications.
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James Marlow
Washington
Supreme Court
Alwys
iDrain
United States
Herman Marion Sweatt
University of Texas Law School
Texas Law School
Texas
Nero Law School
University of Texas Law
W. McLaurin
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
Charles Larrick
James Marquis
Hagerstown
BE. M. D
Thomas A
Edison
McLaurin
Wens and Fatty Tumors in Yesteryears Medical Notes
A vintage medical column explains sebaceous cysts or wen growths, their causes, and removal options. It covers open removal, complete excision, and caustic treatments, noting they rarely become malignant and may appear on shoulders backs and necks.
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Buchanan Schley
Wash
Lara
Lauchlin
Jamison Cold Storage takes over Stevenson Co in 1927
Twenty years ago industries expanded as Jamison Cold Storage Door Company moved all equipment from the Stevenson Cold Storage Door Co from Cheater Pa. The local firm had acquired Stevenson’s in 1927 amid regional changes.
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Idustries
Jamison Cold Storage Door Company
Heroes and the quiet mold of true worth across life
HAL BOYLE reflects on evolving hero ideals from childhood pets to real figures and judges how quiet, unseen heroes shape society. He notes the shift in wartime heroism to collective effort and highlights the McLaurin case as an example of fighting for equal rights and education.
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Hal Boyle
York
Dewey
Manila
Buffalo Bil
Stonewall Jackson
Mar-o' War
Jack Dempsey
Babe Ruth
Galahad
Tom Mix
Hopalong Cassidy
Roundtable
Pris
H. T. Mencken
Ceorge Bernard Shaw
Just Folks By Edgar A. Guest
A reflective poem on saying yes or no to duties and obligations as the speaker struggles with reluctance to decline tasks. The verse contrasts parental advice, personal limits, and the urge to help against the pressure of overcommitment.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Miss Jane Keys Studies County Families at Hamilton
Miss Jane G. Keys rector of the Baltimore Sun visits Hamilton to look up family records in the county and note local genealogies for her newspaper work.
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Jane G. Keys
The
Baltimore Sun
Hamilton
City moves water line expansion to Nottingham Road area
The mayor and council ordered the Water Hoard to extend the water line along Salon Avenue to Nottingham Road after resident protests. Officials expect new homes to rise once water service is available.
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Salon Avenue
Nottingham Road
Por‘aihle
Senator Roy Davis To Be GOP Speaker At Boonsboro Picnic
State Senator Roy Tasco Davis of Montgomery County and Republican candidate for governor will headline the season’s first Republican picnic at Shafer Memorial Park Boonsboro Thursday evening Festivities begin at 730 in case of rain the Avonshere Fire Hall will host. Guests include Gen TD John Markey Frederick County and Congressman J Glenn Beall plus Morgan Harris Allegheny County candidate for judge and other local office seekers.
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Roy Tasco Davis
Montgomery County
Shafer
Memorial Park
Boonsboro
Avonshere
Young Republicans
Washington County
John Markey
Frederick County
J. Glenn Beall
Morgan Harris
Allegany County
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Landidates
Triangle Grocer Patronage Message
An appeal urges residents to support their Triangle Grocer to keep money local and benefit community institutions such as schools churches and charities. The message emphasizes civic pride and mutual aid by patronizing local businesses.
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Triangle Grocer
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