Daily Mail Hagerstown May 19 1945 local notice rates
The Daily Mail of Hagerstown Maryland outlines mailing and subscription rates for various zones and durations. It notes editor contact details and associated press membership, emphasizing exclusive rights to published news and credited content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Mail
Hagerstown
Baily Ae
JL Garvin Haver
Bureau of Circulation
Foreign Mariner
Si Bo
Associated Press
Ahl News
Sre
Pattern of Destruction Warns of Japan and Germany
The passage argues that Allied air power will reduce Germany to dead cities and predicts a similar fate for Japan. It describes successive waves rising from 200 to 2,000 planes over Berlin and foresees Tokyo similarly becoming rubble, as punishment for wartime crimes and to strip Japan of future harm.
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Germany
Reich
Berlin
Japan
Pacific
Europe
Tokyo
Year 1944 decisive in Nazi defeat and fall of Berlin
The account outlines 1944 as the turning point of World War II with American and Allied actions at Anzio, Rome, Normandy, and Southern France. It notes Soviet gains in Crimea, Romanian and Bulgarian front shifts, and the Nazi counterstroke before retreat in 1945 as Berlin neared.
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Anzio
Africa
Sicily
Crimea
Rome
Normandy
France
Rumania
Bulgaria
Finland
Berlin
Iron Rule For Nazis Guiding Postwar Transformation
An editorial lauds General Eisenhower as the central figure of Allied victory and the architect of postwar plans for Germany. It describes his leadership in North Africa Italy and Normandy, and argues for him to direct Germany’s transformation toward civilization, including dismantling Nazism and enforcing tough repercussions for aggression.
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Eisenhower
North
Africa
Italy
Normandy
France
Germany
Power Centre Council
Germn
United States
Fragmentary historical note on Nipponese war materiel describe
Fragmented OCR style item references Nipponese forces and naval tonnage with garbled phrases. Mentions 2 550 tons and continuing escalations as ships and battles loom. Focus remains on military context and shifting power dynamics amid unclear locale and dates.
Longest Bull Markets in American Stock History
A stock market bulletin notes the NYSE bull run surpasses three years from April 29, 1942 and marks it as the third longest in U.S. history. It compares the span to earlier bull markets from 1923–1929, 1932–1937, and a 1908–1907 panic, while discussing industrial gains and prospects of reconversion triggering a possible recession for corporate shares.
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New York Stock Exchange
America
Large strawberry crop expected in Washington County after freeze
Searchers digging near the Canococheague mouth at Williamsport uncover arrowheads bone fragments and pottery from an ancient Indian encampment. On the Burk-Nolder farm Welsh Run a two month old boy died after a rat killed him. Male High School Literary Society debated corruption in public life with Phimmer Eldridge Mobley on the affirmative and Cofman Staley Miller on the negative.
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Canococheague Creek
Williamsport
Fred Burk- Nolder
Noah Shank
Charles Phimmer
Joh Eldridge
Leister Mobley
John Cofman
William Staley
Oliver Miller
Jideecs
Ha rtstown elects Bishop Statton at General Conference
20 Tev. De. A. B. Statton of Harrtstown was elected Bishop by the 28th quadriennial session of the General Conference of the United Mreithren Church. Flooded Chesapeake and Ohio Canal banks show idle regrowth on former dry land while waterway remains historic. Am ericans along the Ontario border celebrate as evening darkness passes amid unsettled rains.
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Tev. de. A. B. Statton
Harrtstown
General Conference of the
United Mreithren Church
Chesapeake and Qhin Canal
PT BOATS By LEE MILLER
The writer recounts a dizzying sequence of transfers among PT boats, destroyers, LCI and other craft around the Celebes Sea and Tarakan. He notes fellow officers including Comdr Francis Tappen and Lt Harold B Stoughton, plus a camera-wielding executive officer and a recent ensign promoted bar on display, with reflections on the peril and camaraderie of wartime sea duty.
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Francis Tappen
Los Angeles
Pts
University of Southern California
Tarakan
Ben Stephens
University of Tawa
Ife
Harold B. Stoughton
Dumont
N. J
B. J. O'Neill
Baltimore
O'Neill
Tarakan Pier
Charles Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Knoxville
Greenville
Morristown
Tenn
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest in The Yank spirit
A poem praising The Yank for kindness and friendship across borders. It portrays him sharing candy, gifting pets to foes, and aiding the fallen with a gentlemanly, humorous spirit. The poet, proud of such character, highlights universal goodwill and camaraderie.
PT’s Spectacular War Weapon Wears On The Public
In Greenville a man who ran them for a period after entering the Navy recalls the burden and eventual sale. The Pier’s group remains friendly and good-looking, though some members wistfully feel the PT has nearly run its course as a war weapon.
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Greenville
Navy
Strength For The Day A Balance Of Mercy And Justice
The piece reflects on biblical acts of extermination and modern cruelty in Europe and Asia. It argues against extermination or cruelty, urging a balance of firmness and mercy while honoring justice and restraint toward enemies in a Christian era.
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Oh, Karl & Douglass
Europe
Asia
Washington Merry-Go-Round on Stalin’s replies to Churchill and Truman
Drew Pearson analyzes Stalin’s May 10 note to Churchill and the milder one to Truman. He cites differing Yalta interpretations on Poland and the Lublin Government, the fast formation of the Renner government in Austria, delays in repatriating prisoners, and the stalled entry of U.S. troops into Berlin. Pearson notes Western Allies’ limited consultative influence and ongoing friction in Allied-Russian relations.
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Drew
Drew Pearson
Russia
Washington
Churchill
Truman
Stalin
Yalta
Poland
Roumania
Yugoslavia
Austria
Roosevelt
London
Lublin-Warsaw
Lublin
Lubli
Soviet Union
U. S
Harriman
Archibald Clark Kerr
Kerr
Renner
Moscow
Kkarl Renner
U.S
Red Army
San Francisco
Berlin
Central Control Commission
Germany
U. S. Second Armored
Elbe
Railing Lines and Real Rulers in Soviet Russia
American observers note a guarded division between diplomacy and military power, with Red Army generals seen as the effective rulers rather than Stalin and Molotov, echoing historical shifts under Catherine the Great. Also mentions Samuel T. Coleridge’s famed poems and unfinished works.
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Shaef
Stalin
Molotov
Russia
Catherine the Great
Czars
Red Army
Soviet
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