Garvin Hager Editor Daily MailHouse Rates and AP Rights
Garvin Hager editor of the Daily Mail announces postal notice of second class mail registration at Havers town. Subscription rates listed include 4th to 7th zones and foreign mail with monthly, quarterly and yearly prices. The paper carries the Associated Press seal granting exclusive rights to published dispatches and local news.
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Epkaveruem
Postofice
Havers
A. Garvin Hager
Blember Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Pacific Air War Forecast Highlights Pacific Theater
The article argues air power will shape the Pacific war as bases expand with B 29s and carrier planes, while noting rail and supply challenges. Forrestal notes tests between carrier and land based planes, and General Doolittle cites daily 10 000 tons of supplies and a three year buildup in the Eighth Air Force. The road to Tokyo remains long and difficult.
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Germany
Europe
Japan
Navy
Forrestal
Pacific
Doolittle
Eighth Air Force
Tokyo
Missouri Man Exposes TVA Political Intrigue and TVA Director Lilienthal
The piece argues President Roosevelt’s and Truman’s roles in renewing David Lilienthal’s nine year TVA directorship amid Senate opposition. It portrays Truman as a practical political operator who navigated opposition from Tennessee senators and key Senate leaders to secure Lilienthal’s renomination despite claims of vacillating and double dealing in TVA policy.
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Roosevelt
Truman
David Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Sens
Kenneth McKellar
Tom Stewart
Tennessee
TVA
Lilienthal
Sen
Stewart
Meiteilar
Senate
Likenthal
Prac
Senators Vote Against Confirmation Amid Political Tug of War
The passage notes how two Senators refused to back a long-time opponent’s reappointment. They cited offensiveness in the rhetoric and claimed President Truman privately asked their stance. Despite liking the President, the Senators chose to vote against confirmation, folding under political pressure and risk.
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Truman
Blockade Pressures Japan as Oil and Shipping Tighten
War commentary assesses Japan’s shrinking freight routes from East Indies and Southeast Asia. American air power from Okinawa and Korea targets sea lanes, harbors, and Japanese vessels, with B 29 mining and submarine activity tightening the blockade. Analysts doubt stockpiles will sustain Nippon much longer amid factory destruction.
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Japan
Gettysburg Battlefield Maps on Display in Sharpsburg
O T Reilly of Sharpsburg received a complete set of maps showing troop positions and 20 minute intervals during the battle. The maps will be displayed at Sharpsburg. The Cumberland Valley cut off near Mangunsville has been completed and the first passenger train ran over the new road.
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O. T. Reilly
Sharpsburg
Gettysburg
Cumberland Valley
Mangunsville
Trial expected for John Scopes in Dayton Tennessee
About 20 to pay vie at the Scopes trial in Dayton Tennessee where he faces charges of teaching evolution. A long serving Western Maryland Railway employee N Freigh from this city will retire June 1 after 35 years and 9 months of service.
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John Scopes
Dayton
Tenn
N. Freigh
Western Maryland Railway
Back to Manila From Sea Planes and Navy Hospitality
Lee Miller describes a Manila return aboard a cruiser with three two seat sea planes, piloted by Lieut Charles Stewart. Miller recalls first flights in 1918 and a tense but thrilling water landing near an Army electricity ship. He notes censoring mail, local reactions, and crew details including Lt N R Rathbone and C L Rebblinger, plus a shipboard anecdote about a fire drill and a witty exchange about a bomb plane.
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Wila
Manila
Jack
H. G. Hopwood
Sam Kinch
Fort Worth
Charles Stewart
Oakland
Calif
Brownstone
Ind
jJand
Navy
Moen
Tarakan
Varakan
N. R. Rathbone
Waterloo
C. L. Rneblinger
Baltimore
Ao Naval “Mesu
Washington medical surplus policy aims to aid rural clinics
Federal and state officials clash over releasing Army Navy medical equipment to public health needs. A new Surplus Property Board plan prioritizes rural hospitals and clinics, with Dr Morris Fishbein initially opposing rapid release but later joining the board. Allocation will flow through Dr Thomas Parran to Paul McNutt and the board, with state panels handling state distribution.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Surplus Property Board
Morris Fishbein
Journal
The
American Medical Association
Fishbein
Federal Security
Paul McNutt
Gardenias
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China Sea
Okinawa
China
Formosan Straits
Korea
Burnside Bridge
Williamsport
Buena Vista Hotel
Jean
Victor
Bohman-Warne, Inc
W. Fraskne
Lee Miller
Joseph Walker
Columbus
Joe
Freddie
Pfc
Theodore
J. Heath
Heath
Schindel, Rohrer & Co
S. Potomac St
Drew Pearson
Guam
Iwo Jima
Signal Corps
Curtis le May
Marianas
Asia
D. A. Stickell & Sons, Inc
Tari
Caaers Wen
St. BuAre
Faureg Preotas
Veo
Keith Surang
Thardow and
Lemdle
Unila
N. Potomac ST
Cwrisian
Sears
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