Te Daily ae Hail Established 1528 Hagerstown News
The Te Daily ae Hail announces its establishment in 1528 and lists office details and staff including editor J Garvin Hager and general manager Se Phillips. It notes phone numbers, circulation bureau, and subscription rates for various zones and durations. The notice credits the Associated Press and reserves rights for special dispatches.
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Bagerstown
J. Garvin Hager
SE. Phillips
CG & FP
Bureau of
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Ita Es
Associated Press
Afterwar Dilemma of Japanese Prisoners Probed
The piece argues the postwar fate of Japanese prisoners. It notes few have been held, predicts thousands will be under Allied control, and discusses stripping citizenship, ostracism, and the impossibility of safe repatriation. It warns any solution will trouble peace planners and raise moral questions.
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Pacific
Dewey Seen as Glamour Boy In GOP Race Hard Feelings Rise
The piece portrays Thomas E. Dewey as a glamorous New York governor whose aloof style unsettles GOP leaders and many editors. It notes governors at Hershey view him as a weak commander and fear party friction when Dewey campaigns pre convention. It questions Dewey’s stance on Russia and Roosevelt policy and hints at lingering Hoover era tensions within the party.
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Herbert Hoover
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Republican Party
Repub-ican Party
Hershey
Dewey
Hershey Hotel
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
Wisconsin
Alfred M. Landon
Roosevelt
Russia
Miller
United States
Great Britain
Soviet
British
Joeckle
Mruk
Buffalo
Sadowski
Michigan
Jeeckie
Herbert Brownell
Nebraska
J. Russell Sprague
Long Island Sound
Ehic
Chicago
Sprague
GOP
Nassau County
Long Island
George ‘Medalie
Dover
Collapse of German Fronts Signals Enduring War Struggles
A wartime analysis notes German demoralization and transport breakdown across Tunisia Russia Italy and France. It argues air power disrupts Nazi supply lines, foreshadowing further western front setbacks as Cherbourg marks a western front disaster and more failures loom.
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Churchill
Tunisia
Russia
Italy
Kesselring
Rome
France
Hitler
Europe
Cherbourg
Proverb Fragments On Truth And Surprise
A collection echoes classic lines about truth being hard to tell and the unexpected always occurring. Quoted are John Lyly, a Dutch proverb on pliancy, Baltasar Gracian, and an English proverb, reflecting timeless cautions on language and fate.
Just Folks By EDGAR A. GUEST
A reflective verse vignette where two spouses discuss dinner as symbol of daily effort. The wife voices fatigue and longing for better effort, while the husband stresses that finishing tasks and the day’s work define strength. The dialogue ties domestic routine to broader life labor and fulfillment.
Four years ago today at Rehobeth Brethren Church
A county invalid converted on his deathbed and later attended a baptismal service at Rehobeth Winfred Brethren Church in Williamsport during an all day meeting. A man visiting City Herel exhibited a remarkable watch with invisible works visible through it.
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Pittengey
Rehobeth Wnifred Brethren Church
Williamsport
City to open three playgrounds this summer amid funds shortage
Three city playgrounds will open this summer due to funding constraints. The announcement notes limited capital forces prioritization of new play areas. Community members await details on locations and timelines.
Snipers Haunt Normandy Front as War Moves On
In Normandy sniping has become a central terror as German marksmen hide in hedgerows, buildings, and wreckage. Soldiers describe waking shots in bivouacs, the stealthy threat forcing units to advance cautiously and learn new tactics to root out hidden gunmen amid brutal farm country. Captain Ralph L. Haga, first American chaplain to set foot on French soil in WWII, survived H hour’s peril and continues serving with a combat engineer unit.
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France
Bizerte
Cassino
Normandy
Pacific
Ralph L. Haga
Prospect
Bassett
Chicago
Michigan Boulevard
Cherbourg
U. S.S. Navy
Japan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Britain
Latin America
Canada
Roosevelt
Invasion Weapons The 60mm Mortar AP Features
The 60 mm mortar is a lightweight infantry support weapon designed to target machine gun nests infantry and light emplacements. It uses a barrel base cap and firing pin to propel a three pound high explosive projectile or an illuminating shell to reveal aerial targets at night with a range from 1000 to 2000 yards.
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Warning to War Workers About Iron Deficiency Remedy
A vintage health alert urges workers to check iron levels when fatigued and nervous. It promotes Pepto Mangan as a remedy to replenish iron, restore vitality, and improve strength, advising readers to ask their druggist for it.
Bridge Lost in Platte River After High Water
Buchan an county officials report a 110-foot steel bridge vanished into the Platte river during recent high water. The mystery mirrors a past St Joseph incident when an elephant was stolen forty years ago and never found. Washington Merry-Go-Round notes wartime convention contrasts with overseas battles and profiles Tom Dewey aides like Paul Lockwood and Edwin F Joeckle as GOP prospects.
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T. Joseph, Mo
Buchanan County
Platte River
St. Joseph
Louey Howe
Franklin Roosevelt
Paul Lockwood
Lockwood
Dewey
Eisenhower
GOP
Buffalo
Edwin F. Joeckle
New York
Dewey aides and Hoover spar over 1948 nomination
The text notes former President Hoover once supported Dewey, then distanced himself as Dewey built a future-oriented team. It cites Hoover denying active push for any candidate, while Dewey praised Hoover yet favored a new generation. It also discusses the likely choice for Secretary of State, suggesting John Foster Dulles over the Dewey cabinet.
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Astic
Dewey
la Guardia
Hoover
Johns Foster Dulles
J. P. Morgan
Mighty War Leader Raises Global Power
A war leader's actions show his people expanding influence across land sea and air. The text highlights brutal efficiency and production prowess driving a nation's strength and wrath. It portrays a vast mobilization and an undefeated, forceful presence shaping world events.
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Hagerstown
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House of Blue White Diamonds
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Wishington St
John D. Myers & Co
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