Mail Rates and Publication Note From Hagerstown Paper
The notice outlines subscription rates and mailing zones for the Hagerstown Establishment, with prices for single copies, mail subscriptions, and foreign mail. It references the Associated Press and notes copyright of news dispatches and local content. Also lists contact details and circulation office information.
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Doiby Zee
Pogtortice
Hagers- Loch
Jarvis Hager
Mai & Po
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Bureau of Circulation
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Associated Press
Auto makers map cautious path to postwar sales
Crowell Collier surveys 3 646 reports from 39 cities show the public cautious about buying new cars after the war. Only 329 will buy first postwar cars, likely 1942 models. Half of owners expect to pay more. 52 percent plan to keep old cars until new innovations appear. Fifty one percent expect to pay cash for a new car.
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Ordsers
Crowell - Collier Publishing Company
China Civil War Talks Stall Amid Burma Road Plans
The article reports ongoing negotiations between Chinese Communists and Chiang Kai-shek’s Chungking government, with deep differences over governance, armed forces, currency, and the postwar constitution. It notes a U.S. military mission to Yenan led by Col. Davis Barrett and hopes for bases on both sides to bomb Japan as relations with Chungking aim to improve.
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Burma
Japan
China
Chungking
Chiang Kai-shek
Eguin
Chiang Kaishek
Pennsylvania
Washington
Confederacy
Lincoln
Yenan
Cal. Davis Barrett
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AFL group endorses Roosevelt for fourth term
The New York State Federation of Labor representing 1 500 000 AFL members overwhelmingly endorsed Franklin D Roosevelt for a fourth term at its eighty first annual convention in Syracuse The resolution praised his labor record and said his leadership remains essential to winning the war and peace
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New York State Federation of Labor
AFL
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Syracuse
No Time To Sell Bonds Or Complain War Reporter Describes Morotai Ironman
Sgt Henry McLemore writes for the Associated Press from Morotai detailing the brutal Pacific frontline life of soldiers. He portrays constant hardship from hostile rivers and coral reefs to jungle rot, rain, and malaria as servicemen endure damp shelters, improvised roofs, and meager rations while performing endless duties from dawn to dark.
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Associated Press
Henry McLemore
MacArthur
Morotai
McLemore
Pacific
Asaingr
Darkeye
Tales
Mshi
Job For Chinese Name Ayerear Many EtN Chit Sina
A fragmented OCR item notes a job listing or notice involving Chinese individuals. Readable names or details are limited, with the text showing garbled phrases and unclear roles or places. The fragment suggests an employment or assignment context but lacks verifiable specifics.
Life at Front by Ernie Pyle from Tunisian Front
Ernie Pyle describes life at the Tunisian front in February 1943 with troops living outdoors for months, sleeping little, and enduring British rations. He notes irregular sleep, rare baths, lice fumigation, and frontline hardship, highlighting civilian camaraderie and battlefield brotherhood despite rank. The article ends by noting the harvest moon on September 21.
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North
West Africa
Lieut
Lennie Bessman
Milwaukee
Blank
Bessman
Autumn Miracle In The Just Folks Poem By Edgar A Guest
A reflective poem describing a plum tree as a symbol of family lineage and gentled growth. It contrasts a fruitful plum tree with other trees, noting its quiet wisdom, selective gift of nourishment, and eventual bearing of plums full of value. The piece celebrates nature’s course and human gratitude for abundance.
Republicans adopt dollar slogan as campaign theme
The Mail reports Percy A Seibert, Owens County Sheriff Finney Seibert, has taken a role as purchasing agent for W Leo Sisson and plans to accompany him to Bolivia to build a railroad for the Bolivian government. Five chestnuts were offered for sale at City Market at 10 cents a box. Mrs Angelica Stonebraker celebrated a spot birthday anniversary.
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Percy A Seibert
Ofox
Finney M. Seibert
W. Leo Sisson
Hin
Fragmentary Crime Caption From Old Field Tale
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a thief named Kant, an incident with a wagon and mules, and a visit by someone from Ohio. The text references individuals like TG. Wolfinger and Barse, with scattered mentions of a Pacific coast and parents, but lacks cohesive details or clear event.
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Kant
Wolfinger
Bia
Ohio
Roaon
Tyler
Gom Eyr
Noted Doctors Opinion Booklet Free Offer
A booklet presenting opinions from famous doctors on an interesting subject is offered free while supplies last. Write to the Educational Division, New York, OT. Dros.
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New York
OT. Dros
Strength For The Day Reflection On Prayer By Dr Earl L Douglas
Dr Earl L Douglas writes that prayers are heard not by merit but by God's nature as Father. He urges repentance and genuine desire to do right, noting God forgives sin and places past behind us. The text emphasizes that prayer outcomes depend on God rather than our unworthiness or faults.
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Earl L. Douglas
God
Washington Merry-Go-Round Notes on China and War
The column discusses Japan’s build up in China and potential long war there, Chiang Kai-shek’s waning influence, and US and Allied supply feats in Europe. It notes Japan’s transfers to China, incomplete Pacific war reach, Churchill praising US logistics, and a brief 1936 Philadelphia convention anecdote involving a Negro preacher and Senator Smith.
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China
Washington
Central Pacific
Guan
Saipan
Philippines
South Pacific
Chiang K Kai-shek
U.S.A
Rev Marshall Shepard Named Recorder of Deeds in DC
Rev. Marshall Shepard of Philadelphia has been made recorder of deeds in the District of Columbia amid opposition from Deep South Republicans. Senator Carter Glass of Virginia shifted his vote, with opposition led by Cotton Edy Smith, to break the committee and push confirmation. In the Senate debate Senator Bennett Clark of Missouri clashed with Styles Brien from New Hampshire. On the House floor Representative Harold Knutson of Minnesota defended the majority leader amid remarks.
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Marshall Shepard
Philadelphia
District of Columbia
John McCormack
Minnesota
Harold Knutson
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