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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1942

Page

1

Arrival of Second U.S. Troop Contingent in Northern Ireland

Thousands of U.S. troops with full equipment arrived in Northern Ireland to join the Rainbow Division veterans. Master Sergeant Derrance Mann, from Council Bluffs, Iowa, led the first landings in a careful, clocklike operation, while Lieut Florence Thompson of Nova Scotia coordinated detachment heads. British generals Venning and Franklyn welcomed the group alongside Maj. Gen. Russell P. Hartle, commander in Northern Ireland.

Northern Ireland U.S Ulster nawAnightan London Washinston United States Middle West Derrance Mann Council “Bluffs Iowa Rainbow Red Cross Boston Kentucky Ohe Florince Thompson North Sydney Nova Geotia Russell P. Hartle Northern “Ireland Walter K. Venning H. F Franklyn

Senator Calls for Bombing Japan in Pacific War

Senator Elbert D. Thomas in American Magazine urged immediate bombing of Japanese cities arguing it would shorten the war and save American lives. He claimed heavy air strikes on Tokyo and Osaka could cripple industry and force Japan to yield, stating the only path to victory is attacking Japan's industrial heart.

New York U. 5 Elbert D. Thomas Duteh Pacific United States Japan Orient Tokyo Osaka

Canada Rations Gas With Coupons For Three Months

A smiling Canadian displays sheets of gas ration coupons dated for three months starting April. Coupons must be used within the period and cannot be replaced until the next three month cycle begins.

C.P

Evangelistic meetings continue at Brethren church this week

St James Boanch 2 reports evangelistic meetings in the Brethren church continuing each evening this week, closing Sunday. Names distant guests include Rev and Mrs D C White and sons Harry and Clark, Mr and Mrs Good of Waysnashoto, and hosts Mr and Mrs Olho Lowert in Bakersville.

Fred Rhodes Clarence Sperow Ralph Delauder Carl Dorsey Miss Staley Halfway Roger Sheeley Baltimore Sweht Willam Sheeley Fred Shenley State Teachers College Frosburg Francisi Coakley William Sport Sheeley Charles Lowe Charles M Irs A. M. Paiefish

Oil Firms Seek Gas Price Hike Amid War Time Strains

A petroleum industry council urged Leon Henderson to raise gasoline and kerosene prices by about eight tenths of a cent per gallon to offset higher rail transport costs from wartime petroleum movement. The request covers the District of Columbia and 17 eastern states, with potential nationwide expansion.

Washington East Councir Petroleum Industry War Council Leon Henderson Henderson District of Colimbia

Joint defense plan approved by New Zealand and Australia

The New Zealand government expressed complete agreement on a joint plan for defense of the region, following a Canberra meeting on March 3. Officials said the accord strengthens regional security and cooperation between the two nations.

Canberra Australia New Zealand

Olive Tablets Promote Digestion and Constipation Relief

An aged advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to prevent constipation and stimulate liver bile flow. It claims over 20 years of use by Dr F M Edwards and positions Olive Tablets as the first choice for thousands of users with nightly test phrases and price cues.

Dr. Edwards Uyed F. M. Edwards

South Pacific Aid Proposal Sent to Roosevelt and Churchill

A fragment notes a plan or aid proposal for the South Pacific being sent to Prime Minister Churchill and President Roosevelt for approval, with unclear wording and details.

Pacife Churchill Roosevelt Iofey

Oil Production Will Be Pared In War Time Rationing

In a war time directive, Petroleum Coordinator Ickes orders March crude oil production cutbacks for District Three covering Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and New Mexico. The reduction totals 204,100 barrels daily to balance transportation limits from tanker sinkings and to prevent storage distress. Individual state reductions include Arkansas 71,500 barrels, Louisiana 14,700, with others to be announced as the plan spreads to ensure aviation fuel needs are met.

Washington Petrolleum Ickes Texas Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi New Mexico Tekes District Three Lotiviana

Ambiguous state production figures and odd animal imagery

The text cites Mississippi 53 100 New Mexico 100 200 and Texas 1 3356 00 with instruction to adjust production to revised rates soon to avoid dislocations. It abruptly shifts to whimsical lines about booties diving from 70 feet to fish and a great horned owl eating skunks, noting odor does not deter the predator.

Mississippi New Mexico Texas

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