Daily to Moi cilp affail
Daily to Moi cilp affail. Established 1828. Entered at Hagerstown as second class matter. J GARVIN HAGER Editor. Phones 104 105 106. Subscription rates in advance. Single copy 4 cents by carrier weekly 18 by mail up to the one year 73 six months 4.25 per year 5.40 4th 5th and 6th zones 10.00 th and Sth ones 12.00 foreign mail per month 2.50. Associated Press rights reserved.
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J. Garvin Hager
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Cutting The Costs Through War Contract Cancellations
Cancellation of war contracts is projected to produce taxpayer savings. The Terminal’s monthly output has surged to about 1.18 billion, while total terminations reach 45 billion. Payments to settle fixed-price commitments amount to 25 billion at a cost of 600 million, signaling large savings and enabling factories to shift to civilian goods as reconversion proceeds. Some plants will stay war oriented until Japan is defeated, with gradual peacetime resumption rather than abrupt stoppage.
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Japan
Radio
Mainland Invasion Hopes After Okinawa Victory
In the wake of Okinawa, Japanese leaders fear losing the homeland and envision an early invasion of the mainland. U S forces aim to keep the enemy on the run and strike before strong fortifications are built, while Okinawa opens large scale bombing and troop movements toward Japan.
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Okinawa
United States
Pacific
Guadalcanal
Tarawa
Saipan
Iwo Jima
Pacific High Command
Far East
Japan
Nory
Truman to create unified food control authority
The administration plans a new food authority with broad powers to direct production and distribution as war needs fade. With Europe’s victory, reduced military demand and rising civilian hunger drive reunification of the War Food Administration with the Agriculture Department under President Truman. Anderson is slated to take over duties this year.
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Europe
Anderson
War Food Administration
Agriculture Department
Truman
Food policy shift elevates single mastermind at wartime supply
A garbled wartime report hints that a central figure, dubbed the One Food Boss, may oversee production and distribution of munitions and rations. The text suggests government priority on armament ahead of food, with hints Anderson could become a de facto single authority over food products and distribution amid rationing.
Poetic advice on skill and character by Edgar A. Guest
Just Folks presents quatrains urging practical effort and self improvement. It contrasts skill with tyranny and notes that wisdom comes from effort and learning. The piece emphasizes that men earn cleverness through work and perseverance, not by law or ease.
Delegates elected to Toronto Sunday School convention
Rev. G. K. Hartman Mary G. Davis Rev. A. M. and Mrs. Jamie Evers chosen as delegates to the Toronto Sunday school convention. The entire team will be organized under Clay Henninger in Ambersburg. The Pennsy Flyer between New York and Chicago set a record at 127.8 mph. County Commissioners reappoint Samuel Rhodes as constable at Hancork. The Hagerstown steam engine company campaigned to sell its plant at Crop Fouldry and Church Lieod, Tt, with capital stock and details emerging.
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G. K. Hartman
Mary G. Davis
A. M
Jamie Evers
Toronto
New York
Chicago
Samuel Rhodes
Hancork
Hagerstown
Ichine Campa
Rethe
Crop Fouldry
Church eLieod
Argan
Thumbin Through Europe With Allied Uniforms and Worn Roads
Reporter recounts hitchhiking across war torn Europe in uniform. He samples Belgian fields, Vimy Ridge memorials, and French towns while meeting diverse Allied soldiers and civilians from Ohio to Paris. The trip winds from Brussels to Lille and Amiens with varied rides and a glimpse of postwar recovery.
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Hal Boyle
Aris
Paris
Belgium
France
Vimy Ridge
Halle
Beauvais
Sth Air Force
Flanders Fields
Lille
Llenton General Service
T/5
McCullen Worthington
Bexar
Ala
Jean Dubut
Sedan
RB. B. LB. Crozier
Fife
Scotland
Royalneers
Brussels
Tournai
Northington
Pic
Harry C. McKinnan
Cambridge
Ohio
Clarence Stickell
Bathmore
Douai
T. &. Army
Seglin
George Footer
Lon
Grand Opening Improvised in West Was Bea Area
A fragment mentions a grand opening in the West Was Bea area with prospective plans for a new project. The text is garbled but indicates an event tied to a four year prior context and a future perspective.
Strength For The Day The Burdened Life
In this reflective piece DH Earl L Douglass notes that aging does not erase obligations. Compulsions persist whether debt, assets, business duties, or health concerns. A life with meaning requires bearing burdens while obeying physical and spiritual laws, avoiding the trap of avoidance.
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DH. Earl L. Douglass
Polish leader talks toward unified Soviet backed Polish government
Washington reports a Hopkins Stalin accord envisioning immediate Moscow talks among Polish leaders to form a new government including ex Premier Mikolajczyk. Four from Lublin with Bierut, five from inside Poland led by Witos and Zulawski, Kyzvanoski, Kutzraba, Koionzewski. Big Three oversee, no direct negotiations.
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Harry Hopkins
Russia
Hawkins
Stalin
Moscow
Mikolajczyk
London
Kremlin
Great Britain
United States
Lublin
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Witos
Zygmunt Zulawski
Adam Kyzvanoski
Hopkins
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Pearson
U. S
Marshal Stalin
U.S
Britain
America
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Churchill
Truman
Miko
Lajczyk
Roosevelt
Yalta
Warsaw
State Department
Poland
Lublin-Warsaw
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