Daily Mail Pays Rates and Publishing Details
The Daily Mail published in Hagerstown Maryland lists editorial and circulation departments, addresses, and rates for subscriptions by carrier and mail. It notes Associated Press affiliation and rights, with publication practices and contact directives.
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New York
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Churchill warns on predicting victory this year in air war
Prime Minister Churchill refuses to forecast Hitler's defeat this year yet defends an all out air offensive as the main tool to shorten the war. He notes Germany's fighter output cut by about 70 percent due to recent attacks, with four fifths of German fighter forces now tied to opposing Allied raids, suggesting limited reserves.
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Germany
Hitler
Br. Churchill
Voices of the Air Mispronunciations Stir Broadcasters
A defense of broadcast pronunciation notes chronic errors by major broadcasters in rhyming and stress. It cites Webster changes from 1931 to 1934 and contrasts American usage with British forms, arguing purists resist evolving pronunciation while many words endure in current usage.
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Senate Finance Committee
Webster
Stoddard
Calalope
Hereia Toetry
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Words widen horizons through nightly dictionary habit
A man who makes a hobby of words forms a habit by keeping an easily handled dictionary beside him at night. He claims this practice prevents guilty words from escaping and regards definitions and usage as a personal enlarging activity.
Clergymen Back Hard War Policy Against German Bombing
Fifteen American clergymen endorsing Lord Lang and the bishop of Chichester oppose the Allied bombing doctrine of area obliteration. They question the war’s mercy while arguing the United Nations must continue reprisals to deny Nazis air superiority and destroy cities producing war materials.
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Canterbury
Chichester
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London
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Rotterdam
Pain free tooth drilling used by Army Dental Corps
Col A P Matthews demonstrated a new pain reducing technique for drilling decayed teeth before the Chicago Dental Society. A constant stream of room temperature water is poured into the mouth at about eight ounces per minute and drawn out by a second tube, reducing tooth heat and discomfort. The report also notes Argentina’s shifting political stance.
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Army Dental Corps
Chicago Dental Society
Col
A. P. Matthews
Army Dental
Col. Matthews
Cal. Matthews
I am Certain: A Sovereign Certainty in Christ
Dr Gaius Glenn Atkins edits a sermon urging steadfast faith in Romans to anchor life. The piece emphasizes God’s all‑sustaining love in Christ Jesus as the sole certainty amid life’s storms, urging readers to repeat, I am certain, and to pray for strength through trials.
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Gaius Glenn Atkins
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Mofatt
God
Christ Jesus
Marenon
Christ
Fight Pay and Honor for Combat Soldiers
Wartime columnist Ernie Pyle advocates a form of combat recognition called fight pay, proposing extra pay for ground troops to mirror existing flight and overseas pay scales. He notes the disparity between frontline combatants and support staff, urges official distinction and pride for those in combat, and recalls a cruel Christmas prank involving intercepted whiskey bottles sent to soldiers abroad.
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Italy
Rio de Janeiro
What Causes Epilepsy Booklet Free Offer
A pamphlet presenting opinions of noted doctors on epilepsy is offered free to readers who write to the Educational Division at SS Fair Ave New York Dept C-844. The ad emphasizes the booklet as a limited time gift and invites inquiries from interested individuals.
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New York
Barkley Seeks Delay On Re election as Senate Leader
Washington report details Alben Barkley’s tense closed door caucus where he offered resignation after a bitter speech against the President and then faced pressure to accept reelection immediately amid calls for a cooling off period and lingering doubts about sincerity.
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Washington
Senate
Alben” Barkley
McKellar
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A reflective verse about self pity and resilience. The speaker questions whether in battle or under fire he could endure hardship without grumbling while everyday irritations provoke complaints.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Barkley breaks with Roosevelt over tax bill stake and aims to be Senate majority voice
In a dramatic caucus, Senate leader Alben Barkley resigned and was quickly reelected to rebuke President Roosevelt over the tax measure. Barkley insists he holds no personal grievance but will act as Senate majority spokesman with the White House on war policy, while Senator Cotton Ed Smith vows loyalty only when Barkley is right.
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Kenneth McKellar
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McKellar
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Missouri
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Ilinois
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Long Tom” Connally
Texas
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White House
Hght
Cotton Ed” Smith
South Carolinas
Alben Barkley
Smith
Gambling Questions and Moral Penalty Philosophy
Dr Earl L Douglass reflects on gambling ethics asking a Christian woman about chances of wrong acts. He argues evil lies in penalty and claims without penalty there is no evil. He suggests betting on horse races and winning frames a broader moral discussion.
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Earl L. Douglass
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