Mail Edition of The Daily Mail in Hagerstown Ad Rates
The Daily Mail published in Hagerstown Maryland provides editorial and circulation contacts, advertising reps, and office addresses. It lists subscription terms with weekly and monthly rates, carrier options, and states membership in the Associated Press with rights and permissions.
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The
Mail Publishing Company
Summit Avenue
Hagerstown
Maryland
Garvin
National Advertising
Burke, Kuipers & Mahqney, Inc
New York
Lexington Ave
Chicago
North Wabash Avenue
Atlanta
Rhodes-Haverty
Southwestern Life Bulldive
Oklahoma City
First National
Daily Mail
E. Phillips
Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Railroads preparing to move record wheat crop
American railroads gear up for a massive grain movement based on April forecasts of 600 million bushels. Last year’s crop required 647,665 railroad cars, a record, prompting Washington to order 18,000 box cars moved to grain regions by July 1. Harvest begins in Texas and travels north through Oklahoma, Kansas to the Canadian border amid high confidence.
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Washington
Eastern and Southern Railways
Western Railroads
Western Lines
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Canadian
Forrestal Promotion Hailed by Nation and Congress
President Roosevelt’s appointment of James V. Forrestal as Secretary of the Navy meets with widespread approval. Forrestal, a Democrat with no political skein, built respect as Under Secretary through direct, concise answers before Congress and a cooperative approach to legislation. His background at Dillon, Read & Co. and ties to New Deal regulation shaped bipartisan support on Capitol Hill.
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Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
James V. Forrestal
Navy
House
Senate
Forrestals
Wall Street
Forrestal
Dillon, Read & Co
Young Bloods
Harry Hopkins
Washington
Hopkins
Congress
Testa
Silence as shield for a public official in Washington
In Washington the new secretary draws praise for anonymity amid a glare filled city. An admiral confronted by a committee faced similar questions, prompting indignation. The official, described as nine feet of reticence, prefers obscurity and has limited public appearances, gaining trust from diverse political sides.
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Washington
What Editors Are Saying What Editors Are Saying
A compilation of editorials and commentary from several papers critiquing wartime policy, candidate positions, and the 1944 campaign landscape. Reynolds argues American aims blurred by war with Japan and Germany. Bricker’s stance is framed by a provocative campaign headline. Forty thousand phonographs destined for African natives is noted as an unpopular gift trend.
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Bricker
Ohio
Enterprise
Wington-Salem Journal & Sentinel
Dem
Mrirzy Coats
Weather frost harms crops and home additions planned
Four years ago today farmers faced heavy frost damaging beans peas and cabbage. A board meeting of the Orphans' Home approved a plan to build an annex with dormitory laundry and other rooms beside the home. J D Swartz advertised rubber collars as a new specialty at his local tailor shop.
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The
Orphans’ Home
J. D. Swartz
Gent’s Furnisher
Fern Morrison graduates from York hospital nursing school
Ee Miss Fern Morrison of Hagerstown graduates from York hospital nursing school. Hagerstown is the only Maryland city reporting a worker surplus and unemployment. The Alsatia Club moves to remodeled club rooms at 141 West Washington. St. James dramatics presents The Thirteenth Chair at the Women’s Club auditorium.
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Fern Morrison
Hagerstown
York Hospital Nursing School
Maryland
The
Alsatia Club
St. James Dramatics Club
Women's Club
Just Folks GOLD STAR Father Poem Refrain
A reflective poem honors a Gold Star father for staying true and brave. It contrasts imagined wartime flight with steadfastness, urging resilience as tempered grief and public memory endure beyond the moment. The speaker urges mothers to lift their heads and remember the sacrificed links between love, duty, and honor.
London messes and eating clubs for officers in WWII
A London correspondent details the wartime officer mess hierarchy from Willow Run to the Old Men's Club and the Yankee Doodle Club. He notes price tiers, guest policies, and strict rationing, with breakfast at Willow Run and limited liquor service as crowds ebb and flow.
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Ondon
London
Army
Willow Run
Red Cross
Gordon Gammack
Des Moines Register
Tribune
Megs
Picture Window Faith In God Shaped By A Father And Son
A father and son in New Hampshire gaze through a large picture window at a misty landscape. The father uses the window as a metaphor for faith, arguing that mountains exist beyond doubt even when unseen. The piece links belief in God to inherent longing and suggests prayer as a built in “picture window” to reality. It notes soldiers returning from Italy face a harsh contrast with bootleg liquor.
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Earl L. Douglass
New Hampshire
God
Hoover and Dewey feud shapes GOP at Chicago convention
Washington Merry-Go-Round notes Hoover’s strong influence on the Dewey faction and the Le TRaenee and OL One Veney campaigns. It reports Hoover’s role in Chicago convention politics, Kilgore’s push for self sealing tanks for paratroop transports, and General Arnold’s push for better parachute gear.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Tom Dewey
Hoover
le Traenee
Clare Luce
Connecticut
Chicago
Governor Warren
California
Luce
Agate
Warren
Dewey
J. Russell Sprague
New York
U. S
England
West Virginia
Hap” Arnold
Arnold
Army
Air Corps
Drew Pearson
Pension Bills Pass Washington War Veterans Measures
The Senate approved measures raising disability pensions for World War I and II veterans. Service connected ratings increase from 100 to 115 dollars per month, and non service connected rates rise from 40 to 50 dollars. The bills were sent to the White House for signing.
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Washington
Senate
White House
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