Dailyside Mail Company Ad Rates and Policies
The Dailyside Mail announces subscription rates in advance including single copy four cents and mail rates by zones. It notes Associated Press affiliation and exclusive rights to published dispatches. Editor Garvin Bager and General Manager Phillips are listed with office numbers.
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Dailyside Mail
Hagers
Garvin Bager
Phillips
I G& P
Tember Audit Bureau of
Reign Mail
Associated Press
Republicans Favor Small Turnout In National Elections
A dated editorial urges American citizens to register and vote, arguing Republicans prefer low turnout to influence national outcomes. It cites historical vote totals from 1920 to 1940 and recalls what happened under Harding, Coolidge, and Hoover, contrasting with Roosevelt’s elections. The piece ends with a proverb about prudence.
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Rey
White House
Republican Party
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Roosevelt
Dewey
Harding-Coolidge- Hoover
War mood shifts as Allied gains meet German resilience
The piece notes fluctuating public emotion amid wartime headlines while insisting a core reality sustains optimism for victory. It highlights Hans Fritsche’s claim that Germany has poured its last strength into defense and suffered a worsened food position, yet Allied momentum grows with Greece’s liberation and Belgrade's fall. The text warns of German demoralization and urges unity of fighting forces and home front for ultimate victory.
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Ome
Hans Fritsche
Germany
Julia
Westwall
Greece
Roosevelt
Churchill
Hitler
Europe
Yugoslavia
Red Army
Belgrade
Gestapo
Jap lifeline severing long wartime sea routes
The damaged fragment describes Japan’s weakened control of key Asian sea routes after gains like Singapore and the Philippines. It notes threatened lifelines between St Lumoe land and the East Indies, and expresses concern over Japanese ships attempting supply runs through the South Sea and Pacific regions.
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Japan
St. Lumoe Land
East Indies
Philippines
Asia
Singapore
Peirom Aye South Sea
Ean
Hiey
Ain Sea Lane
Areis
Oo Cattiers Ares
Mart “Ys
Getty
Decline in Japanese Pacific Defenses Signals Shifts
The report notes Japan’s defensive lines are stabilizing against American strikes and predicts no further reinforcement of the Philippines. It argues Nipponese forces in the islands cannot be augmented and face losses in sea transport, with the United States concentrating naval power in the Philippines and Formosa blocked by strategic geography.
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Japan
America
Philippines
Formosa
Cone
Philip Patan Im
Jadan
China
Ie East Indies
Southeastern
Asia
Frightened Jap Fleet At Formosa Battle Emerges
The Formosa engagement shows US air and naval superiority in the Pacific, with Tokyo claiming a fleet sortie followed by a swift retirement. The battle turns on aerial dominance as Japanese losses mount while American forces project power into enemy waters, keeping Formosa immobilized and protecting the Philippines and Japan from invasion.
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Formosa
Tokyo
Nimitz
Formosa i
Philippines
Japan
Drouth Threatens Australian Wheat and Stock
Drouth cuts southeastern Australia wheat supply with AS000SKI bushels expected, smallest since 1414. Transport to South and West Australia urged as stock feed and meat supplies run low. Hay yield poor and barley oats fail. Maize, fishmeal moves planned. NSW Victoria SA pledge relief funds.
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Austria
South Australia
West Australia
Commonwealths
New South Wales
Victoria
Traveling salesman heavy on the road in early report
Col J W Albert state game warden journeys toward Washington county by canal for inspection. A traveling salesman named Varer, weighing about 360 pounds, is described as the heaviest on the road. Reference notes a railroad line and political claims about free delivery, with early steps for a system set by Democrats in the House.
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J. W. Albert
Washington County
Te. Varer
Agers
Local meeting outlines budget for upcoming year
The county budget plan discussed Sunday at the MASK meeting shows expenses for the year slightly above expectations. The midger inst pede was $35,0 werd mar, with Navene funding noted as a key figure and wash in 3 anuuity Chest.
Night Patrol: Eyes in the Mediterranean Lights Fail
A ship recounts a tense Mediterranean night as five searchlights sweep the sea and shore, pinning the vessel in a deadly glow. No shots fired before dawn as invasion forces land and attackers retreat, leaving sailors shaken and puzzled by the Italian defenders.
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Close Vay
Tor Land
St. Peter
Just Folks factory maiden dream in wartime song
A wartime ballad urges a factory maid to hold to love and family while serving, promising relief after the war. It praises duty, resilience, and keeping heart for children and husband, warning against wage temptations and urging faithful anticipation of home joys.
Strength For The Day Tribulation Brings Depth To The Soul
Dr Garl L Douglass argues that pain serves a divine purpose and that tribulation refines the soul. He notes the word tribulation derives from a threshing sledge and that suffering, endured with faith, deepens character much as Christ was perfected through suffering. He urges turning to God for peace and strength in affliction.
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Garl L. Douglass
Hfe
Sis
Christ
God
Big Little Races- Gang Busters In Illinois Race For Governor
Illinois voters face a pivotal gubernatorial race between Republican incumbent Dwight H. Green and Democratic challenger Thomas J. Courtney. Both men, aged in the late 40s, rose to prominence as county and federal prosecutors. Green highlights postwar plans and stewardship, while Courtney accuses a Kelly machine and seeks reform.
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Illinois
Chicago
Dwight H. Green
Thomas J. Courtney
Green
Courtney
Cook County
Edward J. Kelly
Eake
Kelly Democratic Organization
Rep Hampton Fulmer Dies Of Heart Attack
Rep Hampton P. Fulmer, 69, Democratic chairman of the House Agriculture Committee and dean of the South Carolina delegation, died suddenly of a heart attack after stepping out of an elevator at the Methodist building annex. He collapsed and died in his apartment within minutes. His death leaves the House with 214 Democrats to 212 Republicans.
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Washington
Hampton P. Fulmer
House Agriculture Committee
South Carolina
Methodist Building
Dewey on the Campaign Train Aboard the Livingstone Car
Washington dispatch describes Tom Dewey relaxing on his campaign train named David Livingstone. He has traveled about 8000 miles, delivers two speeches per stop, and maintains a strict routine with meals, popcorn, and heavy listening gear. He aims to avoid barnstorming while keeping crowds at bay, with releases prepared six hours ahead and a focus on polished, rehearsed addresses. Dewey’s wife Mrs. Dewey accompanies him, and the train houses reporters who pay their own way.
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Washington
Tom Dewey
Albany
Dewey
David Livingstone
Banks
Jes
RCA
GOP
New York City
Roosevelt
Republican National Committee
Tandon
Willkie
Mrs. Dewey
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