02 Nov 1943
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1943
Page
1
The Moscow Pact signals a turning point with united British Russian and American military cooperation. Announced simultaneously in Moscow London and Washington, the decision struck the Nazis before counterpropaganda could be prepared. Berlin offered no commentary for hours, defaulting to rebroadcasts from Britain.
The Moscow conference produced a landmark four power declaration with China Britain Russia and the United States pledging joint war effort until unconditional surrender and planning a postwar international order. The accord aims for armament controls and a global peace framework, with Hull praised for securing accord on this approach. Mutual suspicions faded as cooperation deepened.
Baltimore coal dealers asked residents to limit orders to true emergencies as phone lines overflowed. Daily deliveries to urgent cases were delayed due to fruitless calls, with the Baltimore Cost Exchange reporting 50 lines busy and only two outgoing calls before a public appeal was released by executive secretary Arthur Hendley.
DOWN a Peaceful Genus of the olive tree Batch se pr comprising the frogs and toads Reina Visitor to Wonderland furry Pertaining to dowry no Profit Pinochle scores Ceat of certain animals dewel Spoke unsteadily Pact of Hirigible Skill Heavy overcoat Give Alternative Like Small round marks Pagar got Ballot off Si Pitch a tent Large plant Tana hummingbird
The conference creates advisory commissions of high officials from the state departments of the three powers to push wartime aims into peace plans. Hull praises progress toward peace as U S and Russia grow closer and more cooperative. Eden calls the conference notable success, with London papers noting allied trust and China joining the general security declaration.
Mapleville notes include Mrs. Clara Martz moving to live with her son Harry Martz after discontinuing housekeeping at the Clyde Routzahn house. Cora Foltz fractured her left arm at home and Mrs. Harry Ridenour also injured an arm slipping on the floor. Harvey Shoop shows no improvement at the hospital. Visitors and travel include Mr. and Mrs. William Doyle of Chicago visiting Elmer Keadle and others before returning home. Mrs. R. N. Cunningham visits daughter H. J. McAhes in Hagerstown. Claude Palmer and son Wayne Lee visit Harold Lowe and Lester Hines in Keedysville. several other local visits noted.
Hand cut pattern No 2805 fits sizes 14 to 48 with 414 fabrics for size 38. Includes United States Standard Measurements chart and step by step instructions. Fall winter fashion book offers 175 full color styles for all ages and occasions. 10 cents with pattern. Pattern Department Hagerstown Daily Mail 121 West 19th Street New York NY.
ANKARA November 2 President Ismet Inonu opened the Grand National Assembly signaling Turkey’s stance with nations pursuing order through cooperation. He spoke on rising world order institutions and rejected domination as doomed to collapse while expressing hope in shared progress. Hawks, villains of most farms, are welcomed by farmers in the Pacific Northwest because they prey on the destructive ground squirrel. The fist skull of Neanderthal man was discovered in 1856 in Germany.
Radio listings note Fred Allen set to resume on CBS December 12 after recovery from high blood pressure. Jane Froman to broadcast first time since Lisbon Harbor crash. Election night coverage planned across networks. NBC CBS and MBS schedules include Salute to Youth Judy Canova Jack Benny and Burns and Allen.
Price list shows Wilde Bros Senevola offering wheat at the mill and barn, heavy hens, country bacon and ham, fowl, potatoes new, chickens, lard, cabbage, apples, turnips and pears with ceiling or market figures. Prices quoted per pound or bushel with notes on sections and units.
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