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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1944

Page

2

Doily Hagera Times Postal Rates and Staff Listed

The page lists post office class details for Hagera town and names editors J Garvin Bager SE Philips, C a P Phous, plus the Audit Bureau of Circulation rates. It notes subscription costs in advance and single copy pricing, with zone and foreign mail rates, and credits the Associated Press for news dispatches.

Sucu Hageratown J_GARVIN BAGER SE Philiips C. A P. Phous Audit Bureau of Circulation Associated Press

Army Oil Line Keeps Front Fuel Moving Across France

Army Engineers followed troops across Normandy to install a six inch diameter pipe line delivering fuel by light alloy units. The system rivals 1000 vehicles daily, reaching villages ahead of ground forces and pumping fuel to trucks at stations for dispatch to the front.

France Normandy

Dewey Hedging Amid Sparse National Policy Clues

A June 1930s editorial notes three months after Thomas E. Dewey’s nomination his public stance remains vague on national and international issues. It questions which New Deal policies he would oppose or retain, cites his ally Governor Bricker, and criticizes GOP governors for framing Dewey as anti-Communist without concrete policy details.

Thomas E. Dewey Republican Convention Roosevelt Bricker Ohio Dewey Republican National Committee Thye Shhoeppel Kansas South West Missour America Sneh Pew Winr Jaccher Knudson Minnesota Sam Tora Adsty Seattle Navy Peat House of Representatives Admiral Leahy

Dewey Campaign Strategy Tightens Around Roosevelt Record

The piece argues Dewey will likely focus on faulting Roosevelt rather than new charges, asserting Republicans will claim Roosevelt did better than Dewey would have in guiding the nation from Hoover’s slump toward victory in war and preparation for it.

Dewey White House Roosevelt

Nazism’s Last Gasp In Occupation War Readiness

A wartime commentary argues Germany faces occupation as guerrilla forces rise in resistance. It cites historic examples in Norway, France, Russia, and Yugoslavia to claim the German state nears collapse while allied resistance grows. An American soldier remarks on fate if Ohio had altered Tiber’s course. Japan’s foreign minister urges Axis unity to avoid finding and pursuing allies one by one.

Dr. Goebbels Heinrich Himmler Gestapo Reich Germany Norway France Russia Yugoslavia

Too Much We Do Not Yet: Edgar A Guest Poem

Poem by Edgar A Guest contrasts excess in daily life with the rarity of balanced virtue. It laments overeating drinking dancing boasting and idleness while noting few people pray care or give as much as they should. The piece invites healthier habits and gratitude toward God.

Hagerstown fair to ban shows and slot machines spark row

The Hagerstown Fair directors pledge to eliminate hoochie coochie shows this year and close any underhanded acts. Harry G. Traver of Cavetown buys Joseph M. Futterer’s Leitersburg hotel for 2060 dollars. The Daily Mail notes law pressure over slot machines in Hagerstown as new machines arrive. David S. Hartle dies suddenly on his front porch, a longtime local resident.

the Mail The Daily Mail Hagerstown David S. Hartle Hargerstown

Washington county women's group forms under Mrs Warfield

An organization of Democratic women in Washington County moves forward led by Mrs Vorman Warfield of Howard County while the Republican women show poor attendance. Plans begin for a Hagerstown Junior Chamber of Commerce. Rev Dr A B Stratton of Hagerstown is elected superintendent of the Pennsylvania conference church.

Washington County Vorman Warfield Howard County Chamber of Commerce of Hagerstown A. B. Stratton Haggerstown

Dive Bombed by Ernie Pyle at Tunis Front

Eyewitness account from March 1948 describing a dive bombing raid near a cactus patch headquarters. The writer details the chaos of bombs and tracers, the inability to identify planes, and the psychological impact of dive bombing on soldiers. He recalls two raids near Sidi Bou Zid and notes personal fear and ineffectiveness in a shallow sand pit.

Cactus Patch Tims Desert Lis Air Corps

You Can't Buy More in Aspirin Than Assurance of Quality

Advertisement notes St. Joseph Aspirin as the world’s largest severation with guaranteed purity and quality. It urges demand for St. Joseph Aspirin.

Courage Of A Desert Heroine In Silent Sacrifice

Mrs S J Brooks a New Mexico telephone operator warned residents as a flood avalanche raced through a desert valley ten miles away and saved over forty families before dying herself with the telephone headpiece still on. Her quiet bravery shows heroism beyond battlefield cheers.

Sars Douglass S. J. Brooks Folsom New Mexico Gorland

Merchants Rule in Japan Amid Tojo Fallout

Through uncensored sources the report says Tojo’s ouster came not from military defeat but from the power of Mitsui Mitsubishi Sumitomo and Yasuda cartels. It details the New Economic Structure and clashes with Army control, noting Koiso’s rise and Fujiwara’s Mitsui backing as a major victory for business over the military.

Baton Rouge Tojo Japan U. S. Army Navy War Production Board Admiral Tojo Mitsui Mitsubishi Sumitomo Yasuda Admiral Perry Nippon Pearl Harbor U. S Ministry of Commerce and Industry Iron and Steel Control Association Hachisaburo Ilirao Iron and Steel Manufacturers’ Federation Iron and Steel Institute United States Solomons Jae Industry Seizo Nakano Hitler Nakano Diet Koiso Ginjiro Fujiwara Fujiwara Nevers

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