Daily News Office Notice and Circulation Claim
The item notes newspaper circulation details and mail classifications for Hagerstown operations. It lists editor, association memberships, and AP affiliation while referencing rates and post office mail categories. The fragment indicates standard newspaper boilerplate about circulation audits and rights reserves.
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Estadisneg Lesa
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Hagerstown
Clisis
J. Garvin Hager Co
Audit Bureau of Circulation
En Beeeipaoe
Carrer Pee
Associated Press
Plans For Germany After Allied Victory
The Allied Control Commission will rule Germany from Berlin as the sole government for years. The plan envisions dividing East Prussia between Poland and Russia, Prussia east of the Oder and Neisse to Poland, the Saar to France, Sudetenland to Czechoslovakia, and Ruhr as an international zone. Austria's independence is assumed. Germany would be reduced to 52 million people in 132000 square miles with three separate industrially denuded states.
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Germany
Berlin
East Prussia
Poland
Russia
Prussia
Oder
Neisse
Saar
France
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Ruhr
Austria
Labor's Postwar Headaches
Postwar prospects spark labor worry over unemployment and living costs as war ends. AFL President Green warns of pay cuts from overtime loss, while CIO chief Murray urges immediate action. Union leaders push for higher wages, stable living standards, and a rapid shift to peace production to avert inflation.
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Japan
Germany
AFL
William Green
Green
Philip Murray
Th Cio
Murray
Union Ofiders
Maine Bog
Tax Relief Proposals Target Lower Income Families
The policy outlines a $2,000 personal exemption for married couples and a $500 dependent tax credit. It argues easing the tax burden boosts purchasing power for low income groups. The plan also predicts shifts in the labor force with fewer high wage aircraft, shipbuilding, and machinery jobs and more work in construction and lower wage trades and services.
War Weary Japs Holdout Fears Echo Germany Squeeze
War weary Japanese public mood shifts toward conditional surrender as peace feelers surface. Analysts warn against overconfidence as news from Washington suggests Nipponese morale wanes and leaders fear Germany’s fate if defeat persists. Allied concern grows over potential millions of holdout troops beyond Asia.
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Jis
Germany
Washington
At Gerstown High Party Sparks Local Reports
A group of As gerstown High School students held a party in Cavetown affecting local residents. The Fish and Game Association logged numerous reports of fish law violations near Williamsport. The sheriff ordered a jury to Clearspring to condemn land along the Wabash railway. Mayor of Frederick warns motorists over city tax on autos with penalties for nonpayment. Board of School Commissioners seeks 70 TiS to fund coming schools. state funds expected totaling 113,518 with salaries estimated at Fsur.
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Asgerstown High School
Cavetown
Fish and Game Association
Williamsport
Shreiff
Clearspring
Wabash
Board of School Commissioners
Lhe County
Tis
Sia
Fsur
FeO ING Confidence and City Woes Cited in Brief Outage
A garbled report notes city wail over FeO Ing and sewerage issues tied to a 100 degree rise. It mentions Walter Byronstedil delivering a sermon and a two mile detour described as difficult. Myrgs Fl Flonk, bank vice president, is referenced in the fragmented item.
Admiral Berkey Builds News Network On Cruiser
On a South China Sea cruiser, Rear Adm. Berkey gathers news from a fourth hand radio and a shipboard daily. He shares dramatic scoops with reporters, recalling Mussolini and Hitler reports, while preserving lesser items for later release. His long career spans Pearl Harbor to Leyte and Borneo campaigns. His wife lives in Old Lyme, Conn.
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South China Sha
Russell
Berkey
Hitler
Mussolini
Bertin
Lew
Jack Dancan
Redkiss
Admiral Berkey
Wient
Hugh Dones
New York City
Aida
Hush
Alaska
Paciifé
Surigag Strait
Hcomland
Japa Navy
Admiiral Berkey
Hoth
New York
Gunhear
Tth
Pearl Harbor
Iceland
Aleutians
Tarawa
Wake
Bougainville
Gilbert Islands
New Guinea
Bismark
Morotai
Leyte
Mindoro
Lingayen
Sable
Corregidor
Bataan
Australia
Strength For The Day: Aftermath of War in Europe
Caesar spoke of fate in battle. The piece reflects on German defeat, Berlin’s ruin, Stalingrad’s defense, and the looming hunger and disorder in a shattered Fortress Europa. It urges applying Christian principles to govern defeated peace and preserve European civilization and wartime ideals.
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Europa
Germany
Ger Mats
Dick Nacy the Missouri politicker in Truman era
Dick Nacy, a self styled country boy and longtime Missouri political operative, chairs the state Democratic committee and helped Truman’s 1948 campaign from his Jefferson City desk. He blends intimate local politics with national ambition, counting three sons in military service as he eyes influence beyond the capital.
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Robert H. Hannegan
Richard R Nacy
Ods
Nacy
Mannegan
Truman
Tieh
Naty
Hannegan
Mayflower
Wannesaw
Missouri
Franklin J. Roosevelt
Munnegan
St. Louis
Nonce
Dle
New York
Tannegan
Dick Nacy
Central Missouri Trust Co
Jefferson City
Lake of the Ozarks
Peote
Iren
Jude
Petre
Mek, Jr
Ension
John
Weert Point
Jackson Opposes German Prison Labor For Rebuilding France
Washington debate over using German prisoner labor for reconstruction grows after Justice Robert Jackson urges labor only for convicted war criminals. Secretary Morgenthau and Ed Pauley weigh policy, with risks of broad indictments against Nazi groups and pressure from Yalta assurances. Franklin carrier incident follows as officers’ uniforms are donned by enlisted men amid disaster.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Russia
France
Supreme Court
Robert Jackson
U. S
Justice Jackson
Ed Pauley
Jackson
America
United States
Gestapo
Nazi Party
Morgenthau
Will Clayton
Army
Navy
FEA
Yalta
Roosevelt
Pauley
Paule
Europe
Justine Jackson
Hitler
S.S. Franklin
Franklin
Carter's Pills Advertises Digestive Unblock Remedy
A vintage ad promotes Carter's Pills as the true relief for indigestion by unblocking the digestive tract. It warns against soda and alkalizers and claims the remedy cleans out the intestine to restore natural digestion. Available at drugstores for 25 cents.
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Nature
Carter
Journeying Through Life by Just Folks
The verse compares life to a journey taken by many with risk and faith. It urges courage and preparedness for trouble, recalling how joy and sorrow alternate. The speaker advises following example set by seasoned travelers and to keep faith through inevitable pain and gain.
Sailors Jump Between Vessels Amid Sudden Alarm
On deck many sailors leaped from the Franklin to the Santa Fe as others thought an order to abandon ship had been given. The mass exodus explains why so many men jumped to the Santa Fe or into the water during the incident.
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Pillers
Santa Fe
Franklin
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