Daily Mail OUD 2a LGA Established 1828 Editor Garvin Bager
A historical newspaper masthead includes the Daily Mail published in Hagerstown Maryland with an editor Garvin Bager and general manager El Phillips. It lists national advertising reps and multiple metropolitan office addresses. Subscription rates and postal details are shown with Associated Press rights.
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Daily Xa. Mail
The
Atod] Publishing Company
Sammiy Avenue
Hagerstown
Alaryland
Garvin Bager
National
Berke, Kuipers & Mahoney, Inc
New York
Graybar
Chicago
North Wabash Avenue
Atlanta
Rhodes-Haverty
Dallas
Southwestern
Oklahoma City
First National
Daily Mail
EL Phillips
Ee Ee Alember Audit Bureau of Circula
Nathan
Ban Kerstown
Semser
Associated Press
National Income Rises Sharply in March 1942
March 1942 national income is projected around 285 billion dollars with total personal payments of 8.796 billion to individuals. The March figure marks a 28 percent rise from the prior year, driven by wages from armament manufacturing and federal government work, plus farm income gains. Industrial payrolls show 41 percent growth from 1942 level and large gains in federal payroll due to war efforts.
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América
United States
U.S
Air Marshal Bishop Warns Against Sympathy for Axis Readers
Air Marshal W A Bishop of the Royal Canadian Air Force warns that sympathy for Axis countries is dangerous. He argues war requires facing facts, that all Axis supporters may back their leaders, and urges readers to not excuse or downplay aggression in wartime.
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W A. Bishop
Royal Canadian Air Force
Peo
Pel
Air Marshal
Rishon
Nature
Doan
Preying On Soldiers Relatives Warned Of Imposters
Relatives of service members are urged to beware of scam letters claiming to relay shortwave broadcasts from Berlin or Tokyo about a son or brother. Writers exploit anxiety to extract money, sometimes promising a recording for a fee. Postal authorities should be alerted to halt fraud and prosecute offenders.
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New York
New England
Berlin
Tokyo
Germany
Red Cross
Music Therapy Debuts At Convention In Detroit
Dr Ira M Altshuler a Michigan hospital specialist unveils music therapy a new field claiming music can reach patients through the thalamus prompting automatic reactions and altered physiology. He notes tempo and volume changes affect respiration blood pressure and endocrine function while not claiming to replace medicine or surgery.
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Detroit
Ira M. Altshuler
Michigan
Altshuler
Post War Dreaming Warns Against Crystal Gazing by Zenith Leader
BE F McDonald Jr president of Zenith Radio warns dealers not to expect miraculous postwar product surges. He warns against illusion of affordable new cars and radio phonograph television sets, noting time needed for ideas to mature and the factory retooling burden ahead. He urges cautious consumer expectations and stresses the heavy cost of reviving luxuries after the war.
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BE. F. McDonald Jr
Zenith
Radio Corporation
Ne Wolds
McDonald
John L. Lewis
AFL
AFL Executive Council
Lewis
White House
Big Bill Hutcheson
Carpenters Union
Hutcheson
John
Fist
Atlantic City
Fair Enough vicum column rails at tax plan and debts
The column argues Roosevelt and Morgenthau punish the earning class by forgiving lower bracket tax debts while demanding payment from high earners. It criticizes union finance siphon and calls Ruml plan political revenge against opponents, naming Randolph Paul and Pecora. Roger (Doc) Cramer is noted as the oldest Detrit Tigers player.
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Angeles
Roosevelt
U. S. Treasury
Mr. Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau
Congress
Morgenthau
Roosevelt Aml
Morgenthan
Randolph Paul
Treasury
Lawyers’ Guild
Ferdinand Pecora
Roger
Doc) Cramer
Detrit Tigers
Advice to Orators for War Time Sorrow
The poem urges speakers not to pressure soldiers anxious for peace. It honors those whose sons are in battle, who pray daily, and carry silent grief. It calls for compassionate rhetoric that inspires without tearing at already burdened hearts.
Strength For The Day By Dr Earl L Douglass
The kingdom of God and the world clash as divine rule vs human society. God remains supreme. earthly powers operate under His permission. The Bible shows God has already overcome earthly kingdoms and His pace will gradually advance, despite ongoing world chaos and human resistance.
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Earl L. Douglass
Kingdom of God
Christ
God
Babson Newspaper Syndicate
Attendance Urged At Prayer Service
Ross Copley urged members of the Hagerstown Retailers Bureau and their employees to attend a mass prayer meeting Monday evening at City Park. Sponsored by the Fairchild Employees Recreation Association, the service will feature a nationally prominent singer, representation from multiple denominations, and war heroes from Marines, Navy, and Army. The event begins at 7 p.m.
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Ross Copley
Hagerstown
Models Parade for Churchill at Private Fashion Show
Washington details a hush hush fashion show organized for Winston Churchill by Mrs Harry Hopkins and Mrs Averell Harriman. New York gowns were flown in for a private event, with Churchill reportedly impressed and planning to recount the visit to Mrs Churchill.
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Churchill
Washington
Winston Churchill
New York
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
Averell Harriman
Britain
London
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Consumers Credit Service, Inc
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RAF
England
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Canada
United States of America
Potomac Edison CO
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