Daily Mail at Haagerstown 1935 publication details
Daily Mail established 1828 records show publication as daily except Sunday by The Main Publishing Company at 25 Summit Avenue Hagerstown Maryland Editor J A Hawken with foreign reps in New York Chicago Lexington Avenue Ars Atlanta GA and address for communications to The Daily Mail Editorial Business Circulation. Subscription rates and net paid circulation figures for June 1934 and 1935 included.
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Summit Avenue
Hagersown
Maryland
J. A Hawken
Burke, Kuipers and Mahoney
Imc
New York
Chicago
N. Wabash
Lexington Ave
Ars
Atlanta
Glenn Bidg
Daily Mail
Copyright notice from Associated Press text
The passage states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to news dispatches credited to it or published in the paper and all local news published therein. It asserts ownership of publication rights for special dispatches.
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Sanction and the Language of Public policy in 1930s
The piece critiques the overuse and double meanings of sanctions in public discourse, noting how the term shifts from approval to coercive penalties. It discusses Europe's use of sanctions against Italy, British employment trends, and remarks on aviation boosters, politics, unemployment, and energy forecasts amid wartime-like rhetoric.
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Europe
Italy
Kellogg pact debated as nations weigh Italy’s Ethiopia war
Editorial notes Britain may seek the Kellogg-Briand pact to deter Italy though no enforcement mechanism exists. It observes United States, Japan, Germany mixed in positions, France wary, and Mussolini pressing for expansion while France, Britain, and Italy balance fear of war with political risk. Ethiopians receive scant attention amid great-power maneuvering.
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Italy
Ethiopia
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Germany
Manchukuo
China
Mussolini
France
M. Laval
Colossus
Britain
Mediterranean
Europe
Phil La Follette Governor of Wisconsin Profile
A portrait of Philip Fox La Follette, 38, governor of Wisconsin, son of Robert M. La Follette, a law lecturer, World War II infantry officer, and leading advocate of the progressive party. He speaks German and French, is a popular stump speaker, and shares a vivid family and political lineage.
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Philip Fox la Follette
Robert M. LaFolllette
State University
New Progressive Party
Phil
Robert, Jr
Chewsville Church Services and Local Visits
Chewsville notes Bethel A B church services Sunday with Sunday school at 9 30 am preaching at 11 30 am C E Endeavor at 6 45 pm All invited. Local visits include Fred Bush and children from Bethlehem Pa with Kirby Conner Annabelle Harp weekend in Atlantic City David Andrews returns from Chambersburg Pa Mrs A R Bowden Jacksonville Fla visits Kendall Snyder and Harp households Mrs George Green hosts dinner with Howard Neikirk Cromer Hull Elmer Green family James Hull June McKinney family and Gladys Long visits to Philadelphia New Hampshire and Maine
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Fred Bush
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Annabelle Harp
Atlantic City
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Chambersburg
A. R. Bowden
Jacksonville
Fla
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Frank Snyder
Waynesboro
James Harp
George Green
Howard Neikirk
Cromer
James Hull
Elmer Green
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Charles McKinney
June
Luther Long
Gladys
Philadelphia
New Hampshire
Maine
Huey Long Targets Louisiana House Five in Senate Era
Washington Daybook reports Huey Long blasting five Louisiana Reps outside his camp. He taunts them as their statement to aid electors angers him. White House veto on a Louisiana flood control bill could fuel his campaign claims of opposition from Roosevelt and the new dealers.
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Just Forks By Quiet Rain and Quiet Men
EDGAR A. GUEST compares a steady rain to modest helpful men who help without boasting. The poem praises gentle, consistent aid that nourishes growth without scolding, contrasting it with loud aid that overreaches. It ends noting aluminum ore as Beautite, linking quiet usefulness to value.
A Daily Talk To Parents Arrested Development
The town discusses Sally X who is labeled queer and oddly developed. Parents deny rumors while doctors note arrested development as a treatable condition. Early recognition is urged as medicine and psychiatry progress in understanding these borderline cases.
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Brook Peters
Sally X
Sally
New York Day By Day: John the Sicilian Restaurateur
GEORGE TUCKER reports from New York on John Bal lato, known as Giovanni and later John, proprietor of a long standing Manhattan eatery on West Tenth Street. Born in Sicily, he arrived in Hoboken as a child, learned English slowly, and rose from waiter at Delmonico’s and Mount Washington to run a famed restaurant for 37 years, with four months closed during Prohibition. He splits time between his restaurant, the White Mountains, and Lugano, Switzerland, cherishing memories of Steily and moonlit nights with family and food guiding his life.
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New York
Tenth Street
John
Manhattan
Giovanni Ballato
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Jersey
America
Giovanni
Delmonico’s
Mount Washington
White Mountains
Giovanni Renganeschi
Young John
Young’ John
Lugano
Switzerland
Steily
Injury Brings Him Automobile
DUCHESNE Utah Sept 8. John Averitt 18 proud of his 1929 sedan but admits getting it was not easy He asked J Robison to crank the car The machine was in gear and ran over John causing a knee injury Robison paid medical expenses and gave John the car as a present
Roosevelt names new Federal Housing head McDonald
Hyde Park Sept 7 President Roosevelt announced Stewart McDonald of Missouri as Federal Housing Administrator succeeding James A Moffett who has resigned McDonald is the present acting administrator.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Stewart McDonald
Missouri
James A. Moffett
McDonald
Roads reopen with Route 313 remaining closed eastern shore
The Maryland State Roads Commission reports traffic will resume today except Route 313 on the Eastern Shore. Several bridges on the State Roads system have washed away or settled beyond use, including a structure north of Denton on Route 213. Detours are being set around the damaged spans. Separilla is produced from the fibrous root of a Central American plant.
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State Roads Commission
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Lookout Sanatorium Mystery Unfolds After Escape Marriage
Emily Felton wakes in the Lookout Sanatorium after fleeing a wedding night with Edwin. Dr. Christopher Warde, a calm, keen physician, helps her confess the tale from the carnival to the hotel room and plot her next move away from family pressure.
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Edina Barnes
Emily
Edwin
David Carrol
Davit
Frances
Nere
Misnsiselop
Lookout Sanatorium
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