Daily Mail Publishing Company Notice Portraits and Addresses
Daily Mail publication details establish ownership and address at 23 Summit Avenue Hagerstown Maryland The Associated Press rights statement outlines exclusive news dispatch rights and dissemination limits for the paper and its editions.
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Mall Publishing Company
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Hagerstown
Maryland
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Southwestern Life
Oklahoma City
First National
Ford Chair From Lincoln Assassination Sits In NY Sale
A New Jersey death notice recalls Blanche Ford airily recounting Ford's chair from Ford's Theater used in Lincoln's assassination trial. The chair, seized by the government, later surfaced in a 1925 New York sale with a playbill on Lincoln's knee fetching $2,400.
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New Jersey
Blanche ‘Chagman
Clay Ford
Lincoln
Assas& i
Ford
Ashington
New York
Hitler’s Plans Expand to Ukraine Bread Basket for Europe
The article argues Hitler continues toward his Eastward aims outlined in Mein Kampf, eyeing Ukraine as Europe’s bread basket. It claims Germany seeks to force Russia into compliance, massing troops on eastern frontiers while Stalin and Mussolini are depicted as feeble against Nazi pressure.
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Hitler
East
Petain
Mussolini
Franco
Étrm
Balkans
Ukraine
Germany
Russia
Romania
Europe
Stalin
Kremlin
Portrait of a World Gone Mad in Wartime Prophecy
A fragment depicts a dire forecast with Reich expansion, Ukraine as territory, and Stalin becoming a puppet under Berlin influence alongside Petain Mussolini and Franco, portraying a world ruled by Hitler and fascist allies.
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Hitler
Ukraine
Stalin
Petain
Mussolini
Franco
Berlin
War News Coverage Mirrors Gaps in Public Rumor
A critical note on wartime reporting argues correspondents oversimplify and leak uncertain information. It cites Hess’s escape and Ambassador Winant’s swift return as examples of opaque actions that leave the public guessing while officials withhold full reasons.
Railroad Boom Due To Defense Stimulating Business
The April railroad reports show carriers earned 52.6 million dollars, up from 34.1 million the previous year, the best April since 1920 and 20 percent above 1937. Weekly car loadings nearly doubled from the low mood, but future gains hinge on new freight cars and rolling stock amid defense concentration. Railroads are back on their feet, yet restoration of all expenditures is needed to return to prewar activity levels like four weeks in 1929.
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White House
Mr. Big
John Wrong Lewis
Quota Rules For Wheat Growers Tighten Marketing
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration develops a marketing program under new quota controls. Each bushel sold requires a Farm Wheat 511 card to prove compliance or incur a 49 cent penalty. A second card Farm Wheat 521 shows full compliance to buyers. Individual farm allotments exist and many noncompliers likely grew more than their quotas.
Fair Enough Critique of Labor Leadership in Politics
A column argues against a Labor Party led government, calling union leadership corrupt and dictatorial. It critiques Dan Tobin and John Lewis, warns of power abuse, and suggests unions would betray constitutional norms if given state control, noting shifts in public opinion and wartime headlines.
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Congress
United States
Tammany
Jersey City
Tao Alarming Enough, But To That Fact We Must Add the Truth That Whever
Mussolini
Hitler
Dave Black
Seattle
Dan Tobin
The
Teamsters
Tobin
Beck
Harry Hopkins
Europe
Just Folks MOTHER SAYS
A mother chides her aging son for clinging to youth and defying grown man roles. She contrasts aging, prudent behaviors with his still boyish ways and refusal to “play the part.” She urges dignity and wisdom through the voice of a concerned parent.
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Odd Weather Prank At Salina Preached By Elder Hoffman
Salina residents discuss a strange tale as Elder J. D. Hoffman, pastor of the Church of God, claims to have rigged a sneaker atop his home to carry his rain message. Neighbors initially resisted but grew used to the odd sight amid talk of weather rituals turning local skies calmer.
Desha, Jaffe, Kellerman, Toye in Manhattan Portraits
EW YORK June 20 a vivid snapshot of Manhattan women described in sketchy vignettes. Desha a surreal painter and dancer from Za greb traveled with cats while Dororthy Jaffe runs a matrimonial bureau and claims 19000 matches. Mimi Kellerman a grand opera dancer and Kimi Toye an Oriental dancer attend auctions. Mignon Smith from South Philadelphia listens to records all day and comments on taste. A bookstore sister of actor Jimmy Stewart is also noted.
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Salvador Dali
Manhattan
Harden
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Yugoslavia
Broadway
New Yorker
Dorothy Jaffe
New York
Dorothy
Aumi Kellerman
Annette
Kellerman
Mimi
New York Grand Opera Company
Miss Kellerman
Petu Jancy
Kimi Toye
Bliss Toye
Aimee Crocker
Coleman Galleries
Miss Crocker
Mignon Smith
Philadelphia
Phonograph
Toscanini
The
Sky Blue Mountain Boys
Mignon
Victor
Bluebird Records
Gigli
Caruso
Gigi
Talgo
Artie Shaw
Fifth Avenue
Miss Stewart
Jimmy Stewart
Spies of The Day Dr Earl L Douglass Quotes on Restlessness
The piece attributes a Dr Earl L Douglass quote to Dr Jung noting that one third of patients lack a clinically defined disease while most people suffer restlessness and emptiness in modern life. It laments material abundance failing to bring happiness, citing increased misery and societal strife.
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Spies of the Day
Dr Earl L. Douglass
Jung
Babson Newspaper Syndicate
Rockefeller Faces Tug Over Oil Tankers And Latin Trade
Washington reports Nelson Rockefeller, coordinating Pan American relations, presided over a meeting with Navy State Department Maritime Commission and oil firms to address oil tanker shortages for Latin America. Standard Oil of New Jersey proposed cutting regular shipments by 3 percent, cutting Uruguay and Chile entirely, prompting State Department opposition.
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Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
Standard Oil Missions
Rockefeller
Navy
State Department
Maritime Commission
Ickes
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Rockefeller Properties
U. S
Latin America
Standard of New Jersey
Standard Oil
Chile
Uruguay
New Deer Arrives at Indian Springs Wildlife Area
Deputy Game Warden Arch Rutledge and Refuge Keeper Kurt Smith bring a female fawn to the Indian Springs Wildlife Demonstration Area in Washington county. The four week old, under two feet tall deer weighs about 15 pounds and was rescued from Deep Creek Lake in Gar-Tett county. A new corral is planned and efforts will seek a mate for Betsy the deer.
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Indian Springs Wildlife Demonstration
Washington County
Arch Rutledge
Kurt Smith
Deep Creek Lake
Gar- Tett County
Betsy
le Compte
Frostburg
Indian Springs
Expansion plans for $100 million steel facility expansion
Washington June 19 report says fleet companies completed plans to expand Rocky Mountain and Pacific Coast facilities at about 100 million dollars. The package would add 1,536,000 tons of capacity and finishing facilities, expanding coal and iron ore mills and steel plants across the region.
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Office of Production Management
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
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