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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1944

Page

5

Daily Mail Establishes 1825 Publication Details

The Daily Mail, published daily except Sunday from 23 Summit Avenue, Hagerstown Maryland, outlines its editorial office contacts, national advertising representation, and circulation rates. It notes subscription costs, zones, and foreign mail, with post office registration on December 22, 1898, and membership in the Associated Press.

Vaestablisnec Mais Publishing Company Summit Avenue Hagerstown Maryland National Advertising Burke, Kuipers & Mahoney, Inc Lexington Ave Chicago North Wabash Avenue Atlanta Rhodes-Haverty Dallas Southwestern Life Building Oklahoma City Ftrat National Building Dally Mall Sephiclips General Manager Co. & P Audit Bureau of Circulation Sa Eerstown

Postwar Business Conference Holds Cooperating Breakthrough

In Atlantic City a cross sector conference of 16 private enterprise groups plus labor reached no firm plans but agreed on cooperative spirit. Delegates voted to keep the conference as a permanent body with meetings every two months, marking a historic joint forum for industry labor agriculture finance and transportation.

Atlantic City

The World Weighs War Prospects After Teheran Talks

Within 24 hours comments by Churchill Roosevelt and Stalin tempered earlier optimism about a quick European war end. The White House clarified the President’s doubts about Eisenhower’s forecast while Stalin warned of a growing Allied assault, signalling a paced but unresolved battle with Hitlerite Germany.

Europe America Great Britain Churchill House of Commons Hitler White House Eisenhower

National Obligation and War Effort Recited in Song

A wartime editorial urges Americans to pause from war work to honor duties and heroes. It recalls Thermopylae defenders and the bridge as symbols, praising national obligation and patriotic sacrifice amid ongoing conflict and mobilization.

Touatins Oiler Pass Thermopylae America

Fighting men and brave deeds in the Pacific war effort

Reports from the front recount pilots flying fragile planes in the Southwest Pacific to distract enemy fleets. At Angie beach head American troops, outnumbered, hold their position against a highly trained army. The enduring American fighting spirit is praised as crucial to victory.

Angie

Ladies Go To Blazes in the War Era

The Forest Service reports 16 percent of lookout personnel last year and up to 40 percent this year may be women fire watchers and fighters. Boss Perry A Thompson praises their performance as Edith Bedal Dora Hunt and Maxine Hipkoe work at Mount Baker and Norse Peak lookouts. Despite few fires, alerts were promptly managed during a summer of challenging weather and the note ends with a jab about the income tax blank.

Forest Service Perry A Pat” Thompson Forest Service Division of Fire Control Edith Bedal Mount Baker National Forest Sauk River Valley Washington Edith Miss Bedal Dora Hunt Maxine Hipkoe Norse Peak White River

Red Cross Day Declared in Maryland by Governor

Annapolis March 1 Governor O Conor today proclaimed Tuesday March 7 as Red Cross Day urging all Maryland citizens to participate through volunteer service and financial support to the fullest extent of their ability.

RED Cross Annapolis Marylangers O'Conor Free State

Pompeii sightseeing during wartime with Ugo Prosperi guide

Major Bland Corporal Cowe and I tour Pompeii in Italy in a jeep, observe bombs nearby, meet diverse military groups, and note graffiti and lascivious wall art. Our guide, Ugo Prosperi, recalls New York days and leads us through the ruins for three hours. We plan future visits to Berlin ruins.

Italy Pompeii Vesuvius Somma New York Ugo Prosperi Maj. Bland Air Force Bland Oklahoma Cowe Seattle and Indiana New Mexico Berlin

Pattern of life for Christians across the world

Dr Gaius Glenn Atkins composes a March 2 1944 prayer urging Christians to follow Paul’s transformed pattern of life. The piece links Romans 12 to global readers in Rome London Washington Berlin Moscow and Tokyo and calls for daily choices toward love and goodness. A prewar population note on Eewa Jalein atoll in the Marshalls is appended.

St. Paul Rome London Washington Berlin Moscow Tokyo Jesus Christ

When trouble tests a heart and seeks relief

A widow counsels with a trusted friend about despair and drunken escape. The piece contrasts secular surrender with Bible rooted faith urging to turn to God for rest and help, citing teachings like ask and ye shall receive and come unto me. It frames personal crisis against scripture's promised support inside a moral, religious perspective.

Earl L Douglass

Oh I’d be a maiden air corps WAC in song

The verse laments aging and stoutness hindering service as a maiden fair imagines joining the Air Corps WACs and contrasts women’s wartime roles with men at sea and on ships. It notes the WAC pledge to man the ground while men guard the air and mentions wartime technological changes in games and relays.

Air Corps Wacs

Truman Committee eyes civilian production push in postwar shift

The Truman Committee plans a report urging broader civil production beyond war needs. It cites cancelled war contracts totaling billions, huge material stockpiles, and slow civilian resumption, while noting 100 big firms captured 70 percent of war orders and earned large 1942 profits. The panel also backs Littell for land purchase handling and compares American labor favorably to Britain.

Washington Truman Committee War Production Board Army War Department Navy Roosevelt Norman Littell Littell England U. S Truman Mead New York Kilgore West Virginia Wallgren Trumanites Jacobs Aircraft Penna General Cable Lima Locomotive Works Lima Ohio Gruman Aircraft Bethpage L. I Beech Aircraft Wichita Kans Bell Aircraft of Buffalo American Woolen Company Edward G. Budd Philadelphia Senator Guffey Senate Budd Budd Company

Final tax bill trims military renegotiation power

The note reflects on how gratitude would turn to resentment if amendments passed. The tax bill, approved despite the President's veto, partly curbed the Army Navy's renegotiation authority. Senator Guffey ultimately voted to uphold the President.

Army Guffey

Cadet Meeting At High School Features Airport Leader

A CAP and CAPC cadet gathering at the high school tonight at 7 30 p m will hear Kit Carson, manager of the local airport, discuss airport rules. At 8 p m cadets attend a leadership class while regular members face navigation and first aid exams.

CAP and CAPC Kit Carson

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Ste. Hilair Stalin Red Army Germany Teheran The Fellowship of Prayer Gaius Glenn Atkins Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America Marshalls Edgar A. Guest Zemo Tadae, Emo Drew Pearson Uick Confidential Service Consumers Credit Service, Ince Professional Arts Willard RAND W. Waah Second National Bank ARROW Musey & Evans West Washington &Streat Sutton Wall Montgomery Ward W. Washington St
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