Daily se News Page Notes Format and Rates
A historical newspaper snippet lists editors J Garvin Hager Phillips and general manager, with audit bureau of circulation details. It outlines subscription rates by zone, including weekly, monthly, semiannual, and yearly prices, plus foreign mail costs and Associated Press rights statements.
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At &Ers
Garvin Hager
Phillips
Gener
Iager Cc & BP
Blembe Audit Bureau of Circuation
ED Ee
Associated PR
Associated Press
Answer To Those Who Dislike FDR
Dr Frank Kingdon defends FDR, arguing the president revived a Democratic Party that had been out of power for 12 years before 1933 and that electing leaders for as long as the people wish is a right. He is featured in a weekly box presenting extracts from his book That Man in the White House.
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Democratic Party
Frank Kingdon
White House
Woeo
Smather Ag Taras
End Drawing Near by Snyder on Germany’s War Outlook
Rep J B Snyder chairman of the Army Appropriations Subcommittee says Allied leaders hope Germany is out of the war by year’s end. He cites Western invasion success, the Russian offensive, and dwindling German air power as signs of impending defeat, with heavy bombing and attrition on both fronts shaping the final push.
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Rep
J. B. Snyder
Army Appropriations Subcommittee
House
Germany
Atlantic Wall
Hitler
Italy
Nazi air strength and the secret rocket bomb debate
Analysis argues German air power offers only token resistance as Allied air supremacy grows. The piece notes Hitler bypassed bombing of the English Channel invasion force, debating whether a synchronized strike could have delayed the landings, with emphasis on missed opportunities and strategic impact.
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Germany
England
Normandy
Hitler
Europe
Roerlin
Mortgage Decline Promises Relief for Homeowners
The article notes mortgages diminishing in many regions, easing the burden on households once overwhelmed by debt. It urges using surplus income to save, pay off loans, or invest in war bonds, highlighting Normandy as pivotal in the war effort and urging participation in the ongoing fifth war loan drive.
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Economc
Normandy
United States
Quotation Collection on Principle and Secrecy
A compact set of proberbs and quotes on principle boldness secrecy and gender roles from Confucius Franklin Trollope Rochefoucauld and Henry Taylor noting the varying views on reason rights and secrecy across eras and authors.
Question on divine purpose amid war and destruction
The poem questions what God thinks of humanity as death rains from the skies and cities crumble. It asks whether mankind was made to slaughter, wield reason and art to kill, and gift of intellect to devastate. The speaker ponders if God created a thoughtful, musical being merely to spread death across the world.
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Mana
Lightning strikes clearspring man knocked from chair
Four years ago today Elmer Tosten of Clearspring was knocked from his chair at home by a bolt of lightning that hit the nearby cistern. Meanwhile local firms advertised new go carts with parasols and bids for adding a room to Halfway school were sent to the School Board.
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Elmer Tosten
Unclear fragmentary note on old enforcement action in Hagerstown
Fragmentary report mentions years ago actions by enforcement site sanitary laws in meal stores and restaurants. References to officers elected including Henry Ryd D CG and names Bruin Parnes Paw. Details garbled, no clear event date or outcome.
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Mic
Trenchmouth
Hagerstown
Yen Henry Ryd D. CG
E Bruin
Parnes K. Paw
Barneville Normandy Visit Reveals Quiet German Remainder
Ernie Pyle recalls Barneville Normandy where American soldiers stand watch in doorways while French villagers socialize with visitors. A German shelling-free town hosts crowds, a local banker and doctor discuss prisoners, and residents celebrate with ribbons as soldiers lift morale.
Pimples Vanish Overnight Hint From Rexall Pharmacy
A brief note mentions pimples disappearing overnight with a tip linked to Rudy's Rexall Pharmacy. The fragment suggests a promotional or folk remedy claim involving the pharmacy.
Fragments Reflect Hard Times and Ironies in Prose
The text depicts a harsh life marked by violence and restraint, with a sarcastic nod to goodwill business amid suffering. It references drinking habits, suggesting a paradoxical praise of resilience and sacrifice, and ends with a cryptic line about beer from Babylon.
Dewey Poised for Next Presidency in New Profile
Washington column paints Thomas E Dewey as calm and self assured on the eve of a pivotal week. It notes his public speaking work with educators and poll feedback, his Pawling NY home life, golf milestone, and a accelerating drive to project strength while addressing past racketeering probes and alleged union payments to GOP funds.
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Chicago
Dewey
Kenneth Simpson
Tom Dewey
Pawling
N. Y
Towell Thomas
Richard Borden
New York University
George Gallup
Gallup
Willkie
Roosevelt
Executive Mansion
T.H.D
Christ Church
Quaker Hill
Lowell Thomas
Joe Pew
Sun Oil Co
Wendall
Lehman
Hod-Carriers
Delaware River
William F. Bleakley
Hod-Carriers’ Union
James Bove
GOP
William Condon
Westchester
Marsans Medicated Powder Promises Rash Relief
Soothe itch of simple rashes with Marsans medicated powder. Ingredients long used by many specialists. Provides brief relief without detailing clinical tests or brand history.
Dewey Career Ties to Medalie and 1938 SEC Probe
The piece traces Dewey's early law work for George Medalie and his role as Medalie's political mentor at T.E.U. It notes the 1938 SEC prosecution of Continental Securities Corporation, where Dewey avoided seeking indictments for the top figures defended by Medalie's firm, followed by Lamar Hardy stepping in. It ends with a quote about Dewey's vanity and past ambitions to be an opera singer.
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Dewey
Hodcarrier
George Medalie
U.S
Hoover
Medale
T.E.U
SEC
Continental Securities Corporation
U. S
Lamar Hardy
Tom Dewey
New York
Philip McCook
Mr. Dewey
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Anthony Trollope
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Ernie Pyle
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Rarne“pady
Banneville
Alan Everallsy
Corus
Janelind
Joseph Axpirin
Rudy
Hamilton Corner
Schindel, Rohrer & Co
Potomac St
Shockey
Babylon
Washington
Sy Drew Pearson
Robert S. Allen
Army
Self
Cauffman
Washington St
Fountain Service
Triangle Food Stores
Pelser Eh
Duquesne Brewing CO. of
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UTES
Pilsener
Duquesne
Potomac Distributing Company
Antietam Street
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