Daily Mail editorial section and circulation notice
The text lists publishing details for The Daily Mail Hagerstown Maryland including address and contact numbers, mentions of national representatives and offices in New York Chicago Atlanta, and subscription rates payable in advance. It notes editorial business or circulation communications should not be directed to individuals and references Audit Bureau of Circulation membership.
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Baltor
Burke, Supers and Mahoney
New York
Hicago Graybar
N. Wabash
Lesington Ave
Atlanta
Glenn Blde
Mail
Audit Bureau of Circulation
If You Must Worry Parable on Worry and Afterlife
The piece presents a circular logic on worry, saying only two outcomes exist for each concern. It frames success and health as checkpoints with no need to worry if positive, and reduces concerns about dying and heaven to simple binary outcomes. The wit lands on heaven or hell and the busy afterlife before worrying again.
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Heaven
WPA Probe Opens War on Ineligible Relief Lists
Colonel F C Harrington national WPA administrator orders a thorough check of relief lists to remove in eligibles. The move aims to cut WPA expenditures and boost employment opportunities in agriculture and industry as spring opens. The inquiry is seen as timely and potentially pivotal for national welfare.
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F.C. Harrington
WPA
Harrington
Time and Custom Across Cultures
The piece argues taste and judgment vary by nation, changing with era. It notes polite noise versus quiet sipping, calls in one country indecent ankle exposure, and observes shifting views on modesty. Obscenity standards are relative to the observer and time.
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France
America
Failures blamed on college aims and social adjustmen
A study of 1,200 students from 103 eastern secondary schools argues that ignorance about college purpose contributes to withdrawals as much as academic failure. It notes many successful dropouts struggled with social adaptation, finances, or peers, suggesting pre college preparation is needed. Pollution kills fish and calls for coordinated action.
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Lincoln B. Hale
Carleton College
Yale Press
Indian oil wealth and wind river shares shape fortunes
Washington Daybook notes Indian land grants and oil wealth splinters across tribes from Oklahoma to Oregon. Klamath and Shoshoni cases yield multi million payouts with substantial per head sums. Wind River Arapaho and Shoshoni beneficiaries receive tens of thousands each, while government use funds for future improvements.
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Oregon
North West
Klamath Reservation
Klamath
Wind River
Wyoming
California
Supreme Court
Arapahoes
Suit Outgrowth Of A Sitdown Strike In 1887
The Apex Hosiery Company sues the Branch L. American Federation of Mastery Workers and Philadelphia city officials seeking 3.515 million dollars in triple damages for a 40 day 1887 sit down strike and alleged restraint of interstate commerce plus 1.027 million dollars for alleged police protection failures.
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Philadelphia
Supreme Court
U. S
Apex Hosiery Company
Branch L. American Federation of Mastery
Navy committee pigeonholes decoration acceptance bill
Washington March 13 The House naval affairs committee pigeonholed temporarily at least a bill to let sailors and Marines accept decorations from foreign governments. The measure would apply to both officers and enlisted personnel awaiting final action.
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Washington
Hense Naval Affairs Committee
Navy’ Department
Navy
Marine Corps
Bus Driver Charged After City Bus Crash
Baltimore police charged Carlton T. Phillips, a bus driver, with reckless driving after his bus ran off course, struck a railroad guard rail, and injured four of 19 passengers. The four required hospital care. the bus sides were damaged and windows shattered.
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Baltimore
Carlton T. Phillips
Juvenile Jingles by Jimmy Judd
A playful column by Jimmy Judd notes multiple takes on affection and perception. The lines mix whimsy and urban slang, suggesting contrasting images of love, fish, and weather as metaphors. The piece reads like a vernacular vignette about daily life and language play.
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A brief verse sketch reflecting on a man’s coat tag and the purpose of life amid busy days. It contrasts material details with deeper aims of faith, peace, and brotherhood, and ends with thoughts on gentleness and the nuanced nature of good and bad.
Swell Hunch Leads to Robbery Breakin Case
Salt Lake City police traced a robbery after Melvin Martiney, 17, noted a car's license number at a filling station where two men looted a cash register. He reported the clue, revealing the vehicle belonged to the police department.
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Salt Lake City
Melvin Martiney
Fred Lae
Martinoy
Phitr
Man About Manhattan by George Tucker
New York's garment center, the coat and suit district between 7th and 8th avenues, employs over a million people and dominates the ready to wear trade. The Daily News Record guides merchants with daily industry insights from plowing to silk imports, telling what matters across the country. In rush hour, heaving crowds resist detours, a true daily tide.
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New York
Iin
Daily News Record
34Th Street
Rio Grande Valley
Louisiana
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Wyoming
Italy
Uruguay
Japan
United States
Providence
Garment Center
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues From Today
The page shows a scrambled array of crossword clues across and down with numbers and partial words. It lists items such as Greasy substance and Bird of prey along with commands like Take up again and Stir up, plus stray fragments that hint at puzzle solutions and thematic notes.
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Bird of Prey
Exi
Wallerdal
Diseases and prevention of snapdragon rust and blight
Readers learn about common snapdragon diseases rust blight and anthracnose and how to prevent them. It covers rust signs on leaves stem cankers damping off seedbed treatments with Bordeaux mixture dusting sulphur and soil sanitation including removing debris and rotating to cleaner soil.
Government backs Latin American warship plan
Sumner Welles announced the State Department supports legislation to authorize construction of warships in U S Navy yards for Latin American governments. The navy yards would be open to all Latin nations, with commercial yards allowed to build for foreign countries. Montana livestock values rose by about 12 million dollars in 1938 to 78 1/18 million.
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Washington
Sumner Welles
United States Navy Yards
Welles
Montana
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Sini Publishing Company
Summit Avenue
Hagerstown
Maryland
E. Phillips
Berk
Associated Press
L. M. Fisher
Scientific American
New York City
Norfolk
Virginia
Hampton Roads
Acre
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
Preston Grow
Oklahoma
Congress
Indian Office
U.S
South America
Guam
Senator Gibson
Vermont
Gibson Highway
Edwin M. Watson
Capain
Paul Bastide
White House
Mehiire
By Jimmy Judd
Edgar A. Guest
Quatrains
Man About
Manhattan
George Tucker
Ty Cauffman
Washington Street
Montgomery Ward & CQ
West
Washington St
Eta
Jinje Liaini Rieinid
Ben Iween Knighta
Tually
Vostipe
Strieiness
Qight Brown
Tae
Dal
Ifer
Miller’s Furniture Store
ST. Potomac ST
Musey & Evans
Bere
Agriculuraledjtar
Isttera
Malinformation Bureau
van Gorder Service, Inc
Washington, D.a
Rudy
Rudy’s
Hamilton Corser
R & G Dept. Store
Schindel - Rohrer
South
Potomac St
Dick Tracy
Mickey
Scardol
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