Daily Mail and Associated Press Copyright Notice
The text presents publication details for The Daily Mail at Hagerstown and Associated Press affiliation. It lists addresses for circulation and advertising, phone lines, and subscription rates, noting district zones and post office registration as a 1895 second class matter. It preserves the paper's masthead style and urban newspaper tone.
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Q & PF
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Erstown Ag
Associated Press
Farsighted praise for President amid preparedness debate
The New Bedford Standard Times says the President foresaw events with clarity, arguing criticism from senators and some Republicans is misplaced. It contends the President was right from the start about preparedness, contrasting critics who would have urged action earlier.
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Sen
New Bedford
Standard Times
Ind
Puts Nation On A Solid Basis
Editorial argues Roosevelt’s move to appoint Col. Stimson as Secretary of War and Go. Knox as Secretary of the Navy strengthens national defense. It endorses a bipartisan coalition cabinet to unite in crisis, urges restraint, calm action, and avoidance of political rhetoric to safeguard U S sovereignty and freedom amid foreign threats.
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Philadelphia
Col. Stimson
Go. Knox
Navy
Roosevelt
Washington
United States
Helping The Reds To Wage War
United States exports to Russia have risen sharply since the war began. The surge is not about friendship or preference but about Europe and elsewhere closing markets Russia would normally use for war materials. In seven months after Poland’s invasion, U S exports to Russia grew 1 percent from 1938-39, totaling nearly 390 million dollars, with rubber and tin modestly included.
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United States
Russia
Europe
Poland
U. S
Russia Boosts Purchases Amid War-Tied Trade Surge
Commerce officials note that in early 1946 Russia more than doubled its buying compared with the prior four months, compressing a year of normal trade into seven months. The purchases likely support Germany’s allies while Russia continues wartime material exchanges with Japan and perhaps others.
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Department of Commerce
Russia
Hitler
Finland
Germany
Poland
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Japan
China
United States
Industrial Production Edges Up After Four Months Decline
The Federal Reserve index of industrial production reversed a four month slide with a May rise as war supply sales to Britain and inventory reductions boosted output. Construction contracts in 37 states reached 28.9 million, residential work 145.9 million, the strongest since 1923. Mortgage insurance and factory loans indicate rising usage and stimulus to production.
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Federal Reserve Board
May
Britain
Federal Housing Administration
New York City
Federal Reserve System
Automobiles At All Time High In 1939 Vehicle Use
The Public Roads Administration reports 1939 saw a record 31,009,570 motor vehicles in use in the United States. Private and commercial vehicles totaled 30,820,087, with government and local fleets adding 395,083. California led in per capita vehicles, while Alabama had the fewest. President Roosevelt states only Congress can declare war, urging caution for all hands.
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Huatness
Ife
Gye Po
Public Roads Administration
United States
iRoads Administration
Nebraska
California
Alabama
Monroe Doctrine extension sparks Western Hemisphere debate
Washington Daybook notes a fast moving congressional resolution declaring the United States would not recognize or accede to any transfer of territory in the Western Hemisphere by any pan American power. The piece analyzes potential implications for the Azores Greenland Iceland Tahiti and other territories, questioning limits and impact if powers favoring the US shift control in the Atlantic and Pacific regions.
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Washington
Monrose Doctring
Congress
Hille
Mouroe
United States
Tarai
Whitt
iMag
Janzha
S. W. Boggs
State Department
International
Greenwich
England
Azores
Greenland
Iceland
Tahti
New Zealand
South Pacific
Russia
Bering Straits
Wis
Edith Nouris Rogers
Massachusetts
Bogs
Boggs
Agores
Bowes
Teeland
Lung Alems
Risin
God Wess
Mentlan Islands
Tahiti
Denger
France
Wake
Guam
Philippines
Jiudl
West Indies
Canada
Roosevelt
Portugal
Germany
Pacific
Experts Advise Sowing Aster Seed in Open
Florists favor outdoor sowing of asters from seed in open ground for stronger plants and later blooms. Sow in rows, thin to six inches apart, and avoid transplant shock. Wilt resistant varieties like Aster Rose Marie show vigor, but outdoor seed crops still may face yellows disease in some cases.
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Alt Florists
Population rise in Canbridge exceeds ten thousand
Salisbury Maryland June 2 District Census Supervisor William E Ledman said here that Canbridge has a population of 10 043 an increase of 1 499 persons and 17 5 percent over the 1930 figure. County and Salisbury totals are nearing completion with the Eastern Shore count almost finished and expected to be ready by this weekend.
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Salisbury
William E. Ledman
Canbridge
Wycoming
Lednam
Recollections of a Quiet Boyhood in Remembered Things
A nostalgic piece recalls simpler days from a corner gang to winter scenes. It reflects on childhood comforts such as a stove, pigeons, a girl with braided hair, sleigh bells, and a horse’s gentle nuzzle. The author muses on fading memories, a gray father, and a wreath on the door.
Rumor Mill in Manhattan Brews Bills and Brags for June
In Manhattan gossip echoes through speedily spread rumors from NBC network sales to Russia’s alleged war on Italy. The author details how baseless tales erupt daily, cites a Panama Canal yarn born from Central American gunplay, and notes a new Columbia tango album with Arthur Murray home instruction.
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National Broadcasting Company
NBC
AP Ecity
Russia
Italy
Europe
Panama Canal
Central America
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Brooklyn
Columbia
Arthur Murray
Ramon Littee
Orquesta Tipica
la Comparsita
Radio Programs From France to New York Short Wave Relay
New York June 21 Direct short wave relay by networks from France faced growing handicaps as German advances disrupted links. After Paris moved to Tours and Bordeaux the networks kept limited contact, but enemy encirclement of Tours cut the channel. NBC reported trouble reaching Bordeaux staff while MBS hoped to shift to Spain or Portugal to continue.
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New York
France
Paris
Tours
Bordeaux
NBC
MBS
Spain
Portugal
Europe
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CBS
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NBS
Frang
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Radio Schedule Fragment From June Nighttime Listings
A dense, OCR heavy listing shows a radio schedule for Friday June 24 with times and programs across networks. It names many acts and hosts such as Alma Kitchell Paul Sullivan Louisa Bave Lanny Ross Darce MTOR WOT and Amos and Andy, plus shows on CBS NBC and West-East feeds. The fragment highlights shifting times for daylight adjustments and a long run of musical segments, comedies, and news reads through late night.
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Abner
Nbe-Weat
Harl Wild
Nbe-Wiz
Mbs-Chain
Alma Kitchell
Nbc
Wiz
Dwin C. Wl
Wabe
Abe
Rily Stern
Nbe
Hedda Hopper
Cbs-Wabe
Cbs
Healy
Dancing Music Orchestra
Paul Sullivan
Chicago
Cbs-West
Paul Douglas
Rocky Gordon
Bud Barton
Chs
Mbs
F. Waring
Weal
H. Foote
Josef Marias
Amos & Andy
Louise Bave
Cbs-Chain
Fulton Lewis, Jr
AL Wallenstein Sinfonietti
Nbee-Wer
Teimer Davis
Abe Taman
Bnac
Nbe-Wiz Ring
Crehest
Basic Ackerman
Mbs-Wet
Darce Mtor
Grand Central
Cbs-Waba
Don Ameche
Nbc-Weat
Wjz
Raymond G. Swing
Mbs-Wor
C. Searchinger
Concert Orchestra
al Pearce
West Panning Music Orchestra
Smbs
Human Nature
Nbew
Fred Waring
Red-Weat
Wjz News
Cbs-Wabc
Amos
Andy
Ed Hill Row
Nbo- Weat Daheca Orch
Lanny Ross
Chs-West
N. Y
Byrd
Nbo-Weat Dancing Music Orch
Nbo-Weat
Crossword clues hint at a mixed theme puzzle title
Puzzle clues mix scattered fragments including geological molten rock references and Greek portico terms. Contains isolated phrases like Lone step and Exposes Greek portico, plus names resembling poets and inventors. Ambiguous as OCR read.
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Dotace
Coaras
Flogava
Steen
Snow Runner: Variant Puzzle Solution Summary
Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 43 includes many cryptic clues. Entries cover words like down, cry, denoting, and various terms such as orthographers, devices for catching, and a hewing tool, with several misspellings indicating a puzzle’s wordplay theme.
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Hardens
Kingdom
Seven Years With the Wrong Woman A Hillbilly Singers Note
A humorous line invites readers to hear the song Seven Years With the Wrong Woman played on three fiddles and a gourd, claiming it will complete any reader’s musical education with hillbilly selections.
Lost and Found Week Turns Up Memories in Missouri
In Missouri a cuff link button lost 40 years ago surfaced in Hamilton while two women dug in a flower bed. The cuff link and its mate were kept in a jewel box. Cape Girardeau patrolmen found Mrs Laura Daume's lost purse containing rings and an address but $75 missing.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Hamilton
Cape Girardeau
Laura Daume
Alden surname roots and notable bearer John Alden
The Alden surname traces to both personal and local origins with forms such as Aldwin Alden Aldin and Aldine. It highlights John Alden, Mayflower signer and Plymouth Colony figure, his roles and romance with Priscilla Mullins, and lists other prominent 20th century Aidens in diverse professions.
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England
Aldwin
Aldin
Old Hill Town
Aldeyn
Aldun
Aldyn
John Alden
Plymouth Colony
Govd
Council of War
Priscilla
William Mullins
Bertram
San Francisco
Calif
Carlos Coolige
Bufalo
Carroll Storrs
U. S. Naval Academy
Charles Henry
Seattle
George Denny
Bridgewater
Mass
George Henry
Salem
Oregon
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