Daily Mail publication details and addresses
The Daily Mail lists publication schedule as every evening except Sunday and provides office addresses and advertising representation across several cities including New York Chicago Atlanta Dallas and Oklahoma City. It notes communications should be directed to editorial business or circulation departments.
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Nematodes Touted as Warfare Against Beetles
Describes nematodes as potential biological agents to combat the Japanese beetle. Authors claim large numbers could be released to slaughter beetle legions, aided by milky white disease from a wasp, expressing strong optimism about this approach.
Unsolved Hess Flight Casts Shadow On Axis
The Hess episode puzzles observers as Rudolf Hess, Hitler’s close ally, talks to Britain while Nazi explanations cite mental illness. His May 1 and May 4 appearances raise questions about loyalty, potential purges, and wartime morale among Axis powers.
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Hess Flight and Hess Mystery Stir Britain and World
The Hess incident fuels speculation as Hess talks, raising questions about his mission and what he may reveal. The world waits to learn why Hess left Germany and what he can disclose about Hitler’s plans and the empire’s fate.
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Spy Week In The Land Of Nippon
A biased colonial column mocks Japan and notes espionage fears as Japaneses photograph Western cities including US defense sites. The piece shifts to light commentary on spring in England and American perceptions, contrasting cultural observations with wartime anxieties.
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Funeral Fundraiser Fantasies Stir National Debate
A dialogue envisions a nationwide fundraising spectacle to finance the war effort via funeral tickets and stadium events. Conversations imagine bleacher seats to ringside plots, with Chicago and an immense airport venue proposed for mass attendance and radio rights, as a patriotic national celebration to cleanse social ills.
Man About Manhattan Fishing Season Opens in New York Coast
May 1 report notes mackerel and pollack appearing in local waters as coastal fishing booms resume. Sloops like North Star and Whitby II lure 30 to 209 passengers daily with captains guiding trips from Sheepshead Bar and Hudson River docks.
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Oyster Bay
Strasser Reveals Secret German Plot Report
Dr Otto Strasser, anti Nazi Black Front leader, said on CBC broadcast he received from a German foreign ministry official a secret report outlining a plan to overthrow Adolf Hitler. The claim places the report as a high level German official communication.
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Parlor Games Dressed Up Says Ralph Edwards
Ralph Edwards, 27, head man of Truth Or Consequences, explains his radio show blends parlor game antics with forfeit stunts. He says Americas at heart remain democratic and fond of laughter as he builds a party book of wild dares. Edwards rose from modest radio beginnings to create a humorous quiz format that keeps audiences engaged.
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He Asked God A Question About Professor Henry
The article recalls R A Hodge revealing Joseph Henry asked God a question when conducting experiments at Princeton. It credits Henry with bridging science and faith and notes Morse built on Henry’s work for the telegraph. Henry’s trials are framed as devout scientific inquiry.
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Joseph Henry
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Hess Rift Deepens Over Germany's War Aims
Washington May 15. Diplomatic dispatches indicate Rudolf Hess is unlikely to provide Britain with Nazi military secrets as rifts widen between Germany’s political leaders and the army. Hess’s distrust and surveillance by Gestapo complicate any possible value to the British while internal tensions grow over hostile world conquest goals. General Robert Wood leads an America First push to “Get Willkie” and silence his pro Britain stance.
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America First
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Look Up Lift Up Warns Golfing Parson on Bad Advice
A golfing parson reflects on the saying Look up Lift up once preached as a Christian motto. He notes it distracts players and leads to bad habits, praising the message’s moral aim while advising golfers to focus on the shot.
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