Daily Mail at Hagerstown Publication Details
Establishment 1828 Daily Mail announces post office second class matter in Hagerstown editors Garvin Hager and S EB Phillips general manager with a 104-106 phone line. Subscription rates include single copy four cents carrier four cents weekly, mail up to four months four dollars twenty five cents for six months, and yearly zones. Rights statement notes publication of dispatches and local news.
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Hagerstown
Garvin Hager
S. EB. Phillips
Audit Bureau of Circut
Postwar Price Boom Forecast by New York Banker Nadler
Dr. Marcus Nadler, a New York banker economist, predicts postwar price levels will rise beyond any peace-time experience. He cites federal outlays and interest obligations driving the budget toward 20 billion dollars annually and a national income surge, with 1929 income levels serving as a cautionary benchmark. Nadler also foresees improved distribution making goods more accessible and consumer spending less constrained by shortages.
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United States
Marcus Nadler
New York City
Tenador tHheys
Nadler
Able Public Servant Miss Edmonds Retires In Maryland
Miss Alice Edmonds retires this month as executive secretary of the Washington County Welfare Board after a long career in Hagerstown and Washington County. She helped organize Civilian Relief, led Home Service from the Red Cross, and oversaw Welfare Board work through New Deal agencies and Social Security program expansions in the Maryland State system.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Alice Edmonds
Washington
Miss Edmonds
King’s Daughters
National Red Cross
Associated Charities
Baltimore
Home Service
American Red Cross
County Red Cross
Smith College School of Social Work
Nearthampton
Mase
Red Crees
King’s Dyarhters
The
Red Cross
Ihe King
Board of State Aid and Charisties
Washington County Welfare Board
Jutal Mull
Maryland Bate Department of Public Welfare
Work Relief
WPA
NYA
CCC
Pependi
Miss Edmunds to Step Aside After Notable Public Service
The County Commissioners note the Juvenile Court and a broad public service record marking Miss Edmunds term in office. Her exhaustive 1941 42 juvenile delinquency study and wide community involvement with Red Cross Public Health Association American Association of Social Workers Playground Santa Claus Inc Zonta Club Zion Reformed Church are cited as lasting contributions.
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American Association of Social Workers
Local Playground Plan
Santa Claus, Inc
Women's Club
Current Events Club
Zonta Club
Zion Reformed Church
Miss Edwards
The Murderous Junkers Exterminate Prussian Military Caste
In this stark anti Nazi piece, the author argues Germany cannot win in Europe. The German general staff, aided by a strong spy network, is said to be planning a peace move, while the Nazi machine stays loyal to a doomed war. The piece calls for the extermination of the Prussian military caste.
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Junkers
Germany
Europe
Italy
Balkans
Po Valley
United States
Hitler
Berlin
Curious Traveler Seeks Life’s Hidden Charms
The poem portrays a restless observer exploring daily wonders from hawks to life’s mysteries. Akin to a curious child, the speaker remains eager to learn what lies behind each sight, every step, and the ongoing cycle of death and birth.
Saloon Law Trial Highlights Local Bar Compliance
In Hagerstown a survey of bars shows support for the new prohibition aimed at keeping alcohol from underage patrons. J Clarian Smith of Hagerstown secured a section of the first Autinatic table with a Cyrus Field certified alymph iester proving authenticity. David Boeman sheared 35 sheep on the Wingert farm in eight hours. George H Thomas of Boonsora announced purchase of a sheep shearing machine that shaved two sheep in 13 minutes.
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Hagerstown
J. Clarian Smith
Cyrus Field
David Boeman
George H. Thomas
Boonsora
Ha n Poultry Department plans fair opening drive
Rainfall records broken by torrential showers deter farmers from showing. Board of Directors and several Mangans family members prepare a 30 mile motor trip test through the south and southwest as part of a effort to make the fair the best.
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Haan
Marry G. Mangans
Relph R. Manzans
Harry G. May
William H. Stick
R Dren
Jane
Marry
Ihowing
Fliers Mess By Ernie Pyle At B26 Base In England
In England at a B26 bomber base, Ernie Pyle notes fliers and ground crews share mess halls with distinct routines. Enlisted men bring own utensils, eat from white china, and enjoy hearty meals while officers’ club serves drinks. A glee club tours the village, and huts display art, gardens, and painted mission plaques amid a lively, homey air during war.
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England
United We Stand and the American Way of Freedom
A patriotic essay praises America's immigrant roots and liberty defending global freedom. It emphasizes noninterference yet aids other nations to choose freedom, opposing totalitarian oppression, and ends with a domestic cooking tip to dress mashed potatoes with cheese before baking.
Eisenhower orders open Red Cross centers for all Allied troops
In a move to boost Allied harmony, General Eisenhower orders American Red Cross entertainment centers and other recreational hostels opened to British, Canadian, New Zealand, and other Allied troops in Western Europe with prices lowered to meet the British Tommy’s meager pay. The policy aims to reduce social friction caused by unequal purchasing power and improve morale among allied forces.
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Eisenhower
Washington
U. S
Red Cross
England
American Red Cross
Europe
Defenders of Liberty to Go to Press This Fall
The S and T Publishing Company announced that its picture history of Washington county men and women in World War 2 will likely go to press in September. The local project has gained strong advance sales and is described by a spokesman as a wholly local effort.
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S. and T. Publishing Company
Washington County
Defenders of Liberty
Pine sburg Letter recaps social events and visits
Pinesburg May 24 notes Mrs Jane Grove hosting Sunday school with games and supper for listed attendees. Community singing at the Charltons. Next meeting set for May 25 at Mrs Bessie Shanks. Reports include Lorraine Grove visiting St James, visitors to George Harsh, and health updates on Guessford Reed Fowler Guesstford and Mills.
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Pinesburg
Jane Grove
C. E. Koogle
Mabel Sword
Pauline Davis
Chlorene Newcomer
Jane Harsh
Bachtell
Mary Fowler
Mildred Charlton
Olive Yeakle
Doyle Grove
Johnnie Grove
Pearl
Bessie Shank
Lorraine Grove
Louise Grove
St. James
George Harsh
W. H. Conrad
Maudie Lee
Betty
Emma Jane
Hopewell
Lois Hamie Hopewell
Joan Lewis
B. Crist
Williamsport
Joseph Guess
Harry Wissinger
Adam Harsh
George Bowser
Richard Snyder
Bart Hose
Halfway
Herman Hose
Little Walter Mills
Washington County Hospital
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