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Hileil edition lists editor Garvin Hager and general manager S E Phillips. Advertising and circulation rates shown include single copy four cents, weekly carrier ten cents, monthly and yearly mail rates by zone, and foreign mail. Associated Press member, rights reserved for local and special dispatches.
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Hileil
Hagerstown
Garvin Hager
S.E. Phillips
Co & P
Membe Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Answer To Those Who Dislike FDR
Dr Frank Kingdon defends President Roosevelt arguing labor never had a fair deal before his tenure and that the president empowered unions under the law. He asserts FDR did not coddle labor but offered a square deal and a chance for collective bargaining.
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Roosevelt
Frank Kingdon
White House
Postwar world trade challenges for major powers
The postwar period will require the United States Britain and Russia to work with diverse European governments, balancing self interest with stabilization of Europe. Cooperation must come from existing instrumentalities. The aim is to expand international trade while integrating mixed economic systems into a framework favoring private enterprise and world peace.
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United States
Great Britain
Russia
Europe
Roosevelt
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
China
United Nations
Whoo–l'll Do The Voting in New Female Electorate Shift
The census bureau estimates show more potential women voters than men in this national election for the first time. The shift is not due to war but reflects a nation no longer a frontier, as many young men have not left homes to seek adventure.
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United States
Washington
Normandy
Aleutians
Europe
Quai d’Orsay
Paris
Havre City
New
Count Uchida
Kellogg
The Immigrant Vote and Postwar Female Shift
The passage notes a growing voter base since 1932 driven by longer lifespans and rising immigrant male numbers, predicting a postwar rise in women voters. It argues women will outnumber male voters soon and suggests the male immigrant stream will not reemerge as the dominant source of voters.
Feints and alarms hobble German defense in Normandy plan
The article notes Nazi feints and alarms aim to slow Allied massing on the Western Front. Allied moves under General Clark push through Italy toward the Po Valley while Germany keeps divisions in southern France. Russian action pressures Finland. Hitler cannot shift troops to reinforce either front.
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Italy
France
Finland
Hitler
Norway
Wilson
Balkans
England
Scotland
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Normandy
Government warns against back to the land after war
Department of Agriculture officials plan a campaign to discourage a mass back to the land movement. They cite 4.5 million people leaving farms since Pearl Harbor and warn only 1.5 million could work on farms postwar. They foresee fewer farming jobs, more elderly farmers retiring, and a shrinking farming population as cities grow.
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Department of Agriculture
Department
Pearl Harbor
America
Hoop snake captured near Cavetown by woodchopper Burns
A large hoop snake was captured in the mountains behind Cavetown after its horn tail got fast in a stump while it rolled down. George Burns, a woodcutter, made the catch. Westlee Lizer of Hagerstown showed notable strength in the WW M freight yards at Chambersburg lifting a 400 pound mill reel and moving it 100 feet. Workmen digging for a foundation on East Washington street found a can full of silver quarters.
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Cavetown
George Burns
Wesilee Lizer
Hageerstown
Chambersburg
East Washington Street
Strawberries Sell at Record Low Price Amid Heat Wave
Two years ago today strawberries sold for a record low of 1 cent per hex amid a severe surplus and an oppressive heat wave pushing temperatures to 38 degrees. Frederick was experiencing extreme heat as the day progressed.
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Rai Te
Human Litter on D-Day Beach by Ernie Pyle
Ernie Pyle recalls the human wreckage of Normandy, detailing personal gear strewn along the shore. He describes soldiers' packs, letters, bibles, cigarettes, writing paper, and a lone tennis racket amid the debris, and notes a dog searching for its master as troops salvage usable equipment and push inland.
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Ormandy Peachhead
Normandy
Europe
France
Firetna Green Youth Move to Mountain For Licenses
In Hagerstown many young people shun local avenues and head over the mountain to obtain licenses, citing faecal enspies and dissatisfaction with local options. The unusual phrasing suggests a local trend of youth seeking external licensing routes.
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Hagerstown
Shifting Sands Ice the Feet: Brief View of Land
A fragmentary passage describes someone’s feet in Gl. shoes pointing toward land after a long journey. The lines evoke movement and distance with a gaze directed at a distant shore. The text emphasizes the contrast between shifting sands and fixed feet as a moment of sight.
Invasion Weapons Goon Gon Mortar Packs Big Punch
The 4.2 mortar, nicknamed goon gon by troops, fires 24 pound projectiles up to two and a half miles. A muzzle loader with rifled barrel, it fires six shells before the first lands and uses a cartridge to propel high explosive or smoke shells. Powder rings may extend range. Allied generals doubt the claim Hitler commands in France.
Kellogg Dream of Peace and Stimson’s War Machinery
Washington column recalls Kellogg’s treaty to outlaw war and Henry Stimson’s effort to mobilize a global peace system. Pearson notes optimism defied isolationist forces, with Kellogg and Stimson advancing peaceful aims and warnings about future wars across Europe and Asia.
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Kellogg
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Coolidge
Europe
Kelloge
Japan
Manchuria
Hoover
Mr Stimson
Drew Pearson
Pimples Disappear Overnight With Eleerex Liquid
A claim advertises Eleerex medicated liquid drying pimples overnight. Users report clear complexions after nightly applications and endorse Kleerex with praise. The ad promises a risk free trial and a money back guarantee from Rudy's Rexall Pharmacy.
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Kleerex
Rudy
Rexall Phcy
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