Doily Am Established 1828 Hager Lawn Second Class
Doily am establishes its era with 1828 origins at Hagera lawn. The paper lists editors J Varvin Hager and SE Phillips while noting subscription rates in advance. Rates include single copies and monthly, six month, and yearly mail options, with foreign mail pricing. The publication is a member of the Associated Press and reserves rights to news dispatches and special cables.
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Tre Vostotlicae
Hageralawn
J Varvin Hager
Phillips Gerce
Eo Audit Bureau of
Zune
Associated Press
B 29 Cost and Production Power in Pacific War
The article outlines the B 29 program's vast cost starting at 33.3 million for fortress assembly, dropping to about 600 000 per unit through mass production. It notes the aircraft’s strategic value in piercing Japanese defenses and saving American lives, with armadas of 100 planes signaling massive material, fuel, and crew training investments.
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Pacific
Pinchot urges defeat of labor foes in Roosevelt election
Gifford Pinchot, Republican and former Pennsylvania governor, blasts foes of Roosevelt and Dewey for raising a massive campaign fund he says serves big money. He argues Roosevelt’s leadership is essential to victory in World War II and postwar prosperity, warning that without Roosevelt there would be no arms repeal lend-lease or industrial expansion.
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Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Pinchot
Dewey
America
Justice
Labor
Farmer
Miner
Worker
Roose
Feader
Churchill
Statin
United Fistes
Esac
Farewell To Franco Facing the rise of a republican resistance in Spain
The article argues Franco will be ousted as the Spanish Civil War wounds into a new revolution. It cites Franco’s ties with Hitler and Mussolini, the role of German Italian air power, and Italian troops, while predicting a victorious republican government with Russia support and U.S. Britain hostility. It notes about 40,000 Republicans in France and contends Franco lacks the resources for new war.
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Francisco Franco
Spain
Hitler
Mussolini
Hils
Agsi
Italy
DTG
Franco
United States
Britain
Russia
France
Pacific Power
Pacific Power describes U S Navy air operations in the Pacific tearing apart Japanese supply lines and weakening their capacity to replace losses. It highlights Marcus Formosa Luzon Mindanao and the Ryukyus as targets, noting American superiority and the Allies' ability to seize the initiative against a hard pressed enemy. The piece contrasts U S and European theaters and mentions a supposed German secret weapon a white handkerchief flag with satirical tone.
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Pacific
Marcus
Formosa
Luzon
Mindanao
Renkyn Islands
Pearl Arbor
America
Europe
Hitler
Just Folks and Free Will in a Mocked Divine Plan
Fragmentary verse reflecting on creation and humanity. It contrasts God’s design with human freedom to think, imagine, and suffer. The speaker laments confinement to rigid roles, yet affirms being made in God’s image and enduring sorrow, memory, and resilience.
Wounded by Ernie Pyle in Sicily August 1945
The account recalls a wounded soldier in Sicily, and Ernie Pyle's grave, plain narration. It details front line pressure, doctors advising against return to duty, and the emotional impact on comrades. Oklahoma and New Jersey soldiers are described, with vivid scenes of pain, fear, and a chaplain's final prayer.
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Tye
Sicily
Darto
4Tih
Oklahoma
West Texas
Strane Farawar
Sita
Min
Pep
New Jersey
Strength For The Day: Carey and the path to service
Dr Earl L Douglass presents the story of William Carey, a shoemaker who studied Hebrew and Greek on the job. Encouraged by his employer, Carey became a pioneering missionary and translator, illustrating how education can unlock lasting religious service and opportunity for others, especially youths and war bereaved parents.
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Earl L. Douglass
William Carey
England
Carey
Big Little Races Day Fights Woman For House Seat
Illinois Democrats hope to mobilize the women's vote around Emily Taft Douglas who seeks Congress at large. She faces Republican incumbent Stephen A. Day, a two-decade veteran and constitutional expert. Douglas, daughter of sculptor Lorado Taft, once pursued theatre before entering politics with the Illinois League of Women Voters. Her husband Paul Douglas is a Marine captain and former Chicago alderman.
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Chicago
Tllinois
Emily Taft Douglas
Congress
irA-bry
Stephen A. Day
Day
U. S. Supreme Court
William R. Day
Douglas
Lorado Taft
Ilinois League of Women Voters
Paul
University of Chicago
Marines
Democatic
Government support for education fuels hopeful youths
A speaker extols investing in a promising boy or girl, noting the government will help but cannot do everything. Education brings deep satisfaction and secures a future in the same profession for the eager learner. The passage reflects a belief in education as a civic and personal good.
Barbara Fritchie Home To Be Sold At Public Auction
The Barbara Fritchie Home and Museum on West Patrick Street in Frederick will be sold at a public auction on Monday November 18. The reproduction of the home on its original site has drawn thousands of visitors since its 1927 completion.
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Barbara Fritchie
Wast Patrick Street
Frederick
Washington Senate Wire Seems To Miss Big Scandals
In October coverage of committee probes, observers note no standout figures like Walsh or Black. Greens committee hearings reveal tacit violations of the Corrupt Practices Act as witnesses admit concealed contributions from Sears Roebuck and others, amid a bland, uneventful session.
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Washington
Senate
Tom Walsh
Hugo Black
Congress
Greens
Rhode Island
Dewey
Green
William J. Goodwin
American Democratic National Committee
Democratic National Committee
Sears-Roebuck
Robert E. Wood
America First
Wall Street
Ed Hutton
Carrol Arms Hotel
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