Daily Mail billing and circulation notices in 1825 era
The Daily Mail announces subscription rates by mail and carrier, with multi zone pricing and foreign rates. It lists office contact in Hagerstown Maryland, general manager Phillips, and national ad reps. The page notes Associated Press branding and rights.
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iBatabhabac
Publishec
the Mail
Phillips
General Sanage
Cc & PL
Repassine
Qiember Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ata
Pany
Summit Avenue
Hageratown
Maryland
Garvin Sager
Burke, Kuipers & Mahoney, Inc
New York
Graybar
Chicago
North Wabash Avenue
Atlanta
Rhodes-Haverty
Dallas
Southwestern Life
Oklahoma City
First National
Daily Mail
Poostofice
Serstown
Associated Press
Associated Prasa
Television to reach 60 percent of American homes in five years
The Radio Corporation of America forecasts TV sets in 60 percent of homes within five years after the war. They plan 157 key cities for sending stations and hint at advances in wave bending, peacetime civilian equipment, and wartime experimentation. America leads in scientific progress aided by Continental exiles.
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Radio Corporation of America
RGA
America
United States
Second Front Speculations in World War II Timing
The article weighs when Allies might open a second front against Germany, arguing that an invasion could come before or after the Russian spring pause. It notes Nazi propaganda predicting a Channel crossing and cites Stalin and Churchill on timely action, while assessing German strains on multiple fronts.
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Russia
Channel
France
England
Stalin
Berlin
Churchill
Germany
Hitler
Italy
Americans Eager to Exploit German Conditions
Americans eager to take advantage of them quickly before countermeasures take effect. Every scrap of news on conditions in Germany is weighed with precision in Washington and London.
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Svmericans
Germany
Washington
London
Eastern Front Remains Symbol of Grim War Memory
The article recalls Verdun and Somme like scenes as the Eastern Front echoes with immense carnage. It notes bodies found around Fort Vaux and Thiaumont long after battles, and warns of mutinies among German troops in France as winter looms and invaders face brutal conditions.
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Verdut
Fort Vaux
Thiaumont
Fort Douamont
Mort Homme
Passcherdaele
Argonne
Russia
France
Marines seize Empress Augusta Bay Bougainville coast
A U S Marines and Army forces establish a beach head at Empress Augusta Bay on Bougainville's southwest coast. The jungle is hostile with mangrove swamps and volcanic fumes from Bagana, while rivers swarm with crocodiles and insects. Locals are described as wild and quarrelsome.
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United States
Empress Augusta Bay
Bougainville
South Sea Islands
Yankee Beach Head
Strength For The Day Peace Through Christ’s Sacrifice
The message asserts peace comes not from words but from Christ’s crucifixion. It emphasizes the Beatitudes urging peacemakers and states that Christ made peace by His blood on the cross, enabling divine forgiveness for humanity. The passage contrasts preaching with the decisive act of sacrifice as the origin of peace.
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Hael
Vooglass
Jesus Christ
Christ
Paul
Jesus
Far from over as war moves toward peace
In a wartime editorial stance officials warn the war will extend and many American lives are yet to be sacrificed. The piece urges continued war bonds and higher taxes while planning a postwar shift to civilian production, outlining risks of sudden cutoffs and the need for orderly conversion to peacetime industry. It notes victory likely in Europe by spring and emphasizes readiness for material shortages and warehouse space as wartime stock is phased out.
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Ashington
Army
Navy
Congress
Germany
Europe
Army Ordnance
Japan
Iecissary
Net
Tank Town
Billy War Bonds
Principles of peace through sacrifice echoed in nations
The text promotes a lasting peace formed by personal sacrifice, asserting that true peace comes from effort and applies to individuals as well as nations, a universal spiritual principle emphasized by the author.
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Fter
Batson Newspaper Syndicate
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest Quatrains
Envy contrasts joy and pride with inner pain and flawed perception. A school of thought mocks foreign ideals and urges self reflection. The poem critiques the ideal of a flawless husband and the universal struggle with envy and judgment.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Bill to relocate doctors faces Senate opposition
Washington reports the Public Health Service seeks 1,000,000 dollars to move physicians to areas with severe shortages. Senator McKellar of Tennessee opposes, calling it socialized medicine, while Pepper argues it could prevent epidemics and cites support from AMA leaders. Oregon and Louisiana lawmakers weigh in as debate continues. Ex-Ambassador Espil loses pension and is ousted in Argentina.
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Senate
Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
Kenneth McKellar
Tennessee
Senate Appropriations
Claude Pepper
Florida
Pepper
James Paullin
Atlanta
Georgia
American Medical Association
W Norman T. Kirk
Army
Frank Lahey
War Manpower Commission
Oregon
Holman
McKellar
House Appropriations Committee
Senator Overtor
Louisiana
Argentina
Espil
Eepil
Jusserand
Courtney Letts
Chicago
Fragmented column items touch politics and culture
A collection of brief notes covers diverse topics: Lea Paslovsky as a ghostwriter handling speeches poorly, Leon Henderson’s pay increase since leaving the OPA, Greek officers in Syria expelling pro George propaganda, Mexico obtaining corn from the United States, German radio shaping Latin American views on U S production, Carter’s spread butter with high stability, Senator Reynolds’ feathered mustache and a witty quip from ex Senator Ashurst about his stance on a Supreme Court reform bill.
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Leon Henderson
Czar
Opa
Cairo
Syria
George
Greece
Mexico
Francisco del Rio
U.S
Rio Grande
Latin America
U. S
North America
Tropics
Carter
Bo Reynolds
North Carolina
Senate
Bill
Ashurst
Arizona
Judiciary Committee
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By Raymond Clapper
Quick Confidential Service
Consumers Credit Service, Inc
Public Square
Drew Pearson
Pearl Harbor
DSA
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Nassau
Marigny
Estes Kefauver
Cordell Hall
Bill Bullitt
Philadelphia
Jim McGranery
Cardinal Doughterty
Buljett
Hull
Lea, Paslovsky
Ottes
Shockey’s
USA
Winston Churchill
Rommel
Alamein
Africa
Tunis
Bizerte
Detroit
Chrysler
Arsenal
Sterno
Rome
Chrysler Corporation
Plymouth
DODGE
Cowes
CBS
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