Daily Mail notice of publication details and rates
The Daily Mail published in Hagerstown Maryland notes established 1828 and lists staff, address, and ad reps. It provides circulation contact details, subscription rates, and post office classification. A notice on Associated Press rights and dispatches is included.
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Mail Publishing Company
Sammit Avenue
Hagerstown
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Daily Mail
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Associated Press
Freezing Food Growth Drives Cold Storage Boom
The food locker plant, started in 1934, has grown into a $275.6 million system expanding rapidly in the Middle West. About 1.5 million rockers are in use, handling $200 of food per unit annually, totaling roughly $200 million in turnover. The Agriculture Department says a family can save over $100 yearly with a food rocker, as quick freezing preserves flavor, texture, and vitamins aiding victory and regional buyers.
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Middle West
Department of Agriculture
Victory
Attu Island Viewed as Key to Attacking Tokyo
The piece argues a northern strategy to strike Japan, placing Attu as vital for a successful Pacific offensive. It notes Attu's proximity to Tokyo, the need for a strong US base there, and the implication that capturing Attu paves the way to retake Kiska and advance toward Tokyo, after brutal campaigns in Guadalcanal Tulagi and New Guinea.
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United States
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Tokyo
Kiska
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Dutch Harbor
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Guadalcanal
Tulase
New Guinea
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Japan
War Comes To Germany After World War I Ends
A historical overview contrasts ruined France Belgium and the intact German perimeters. It argues Allied failure to teach Germany hardship post 1918 bred aggressive response under Hitler. It warns of looming Allied power, bombing, floods and invasions shaping Germany’s future.
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Serbia
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Hanover
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Warsaw
Kansas winter wheat output seen at 158 million bushels
Estimates place Kansas total winter wheat at 158.822 million bushels with a possible swing of ten million. Last year’s crop topped 200 million after earlier forecasts, while factors like a cold spring and insect damage weigh on this year’s yield.
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Kansas
Potato Mystery Prompts Rare Dialect Clue
A fragmentary sentence hints at a linguistic puzzle about a potato term. The unreadable OCR line mentions rare words like dinliacs and pole gran, suggesting a historical newspaper item on language or food terminology without clear facts or participants.
Fair Enough on Warner's Merchant Marines Film
A May column reviews a Warner Brothers film about civilian sailors in the merchant marine. The writer blasts it as Communist propaganda favoring the National Maritime Union while praising realism in parts but noting omissions on pay disparity, union control on ships, and antiwar sentiment. he urges corrective footage including Pilot excerpts and a Dies Committee angle.
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Warner Brothers
Joseph Davies
Moscow
Merchant Marine
New York
Murmansk
National Maritime Union
Warners
Armed Guard
White House
Britain
Russia
United States
Communist Party of the
U.S.A
Department of Justice
Pilot
Hitler
Poland
Washington
Worhers
Dies Committee
Victory Garden Carrots Promote Health and Flavor
A guide to growing and enjoying carrots for home gardens. From sowing with radishes to thinning, harvesting, and even canning, the article emphasizes carrots as a healthful, tasty crop. It advises successive plantings, early radish companions, and picking carrots before maturity for best flavor.
Weeds Getting Out Of Control Here
Rain and sun bring rapid weed growth as the Council orders police to enforce weed cutting laws in scattered city sections, especially the south end. Officials note weeds overgrow sidewalks in several areas.
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South End
Strength For The Day Truth Come Alive By Dr Earl L Douglass
An essay on how truth shifts from theory to action, noting that knowledge gains value only when applied. It contrasts academical belief with living principles and cites the moment of realization when truth becomes useful in life. The piece ends with a note on applying truth to daily living.
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Earl L. Douglass
Babson Newspaper Syndicate
Just Folks Memorial Day Thought by Edgar A. Guest
Poem honors fallen soldiers who died for freedom. The speaker reflects on the sacrifices of ancestors, the flag, and the generations yet unborn. It invokes collective pride in liberty and the ongoing duty to defend freedom today and in the future.
Churchill Realizes an Old Dream in Conferences
Washington May 24. Winston Churchill’s past wish to hold regular trans Atlantic talks with the United States comes true as four conferences with President Roosevelt are recounted. An early anecdote recalls Churchill’s 1933 dream of a Sterling Dollar currency and a close U S British partnership. Churchill’s Senate speech prep methods are noted, and his envy of his son Randolph’s extemporaneous delivery is mentioned amid a column of current political chatter.
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Washington
Winston Churchill
Jimmy Roosevelt
United States
Kay Halle
Cleveland
Aiuel Umauel Luguus
Admiralty
Exchequer
Board of Trade
White House
Timmy
House of Representatives
England
Randolph
Congress
William E. Borah
Hearl
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