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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1944
Page
2
Doily se flail. Local paper entry notes Hagere town mailing mark as second class matter. Lists editor J Garvin Gager and general manager G Phillips with C and P telephones. Includes subscription rates in advance, carrier and mail options, zones, and foreign rates. Indicates Associated Press rights and publication privileges.
A published notice states French leader Petain and Laval face justice for treason. It notes the denial of a Verdun crypt burial by the Ancient Combatant Veterans’ organization, denying his wish to rest with France’s war dead.
The article stresses air power as the key factor in the Rhine front and Siegfried Line battles. It notes massive bomber and fighter raids aimed at transport centers, supply lines, and fortifications, eroding Germany’s defenses and hindering troop maneuvering. The Allied air campaign is portrayed as decisive in the final war phase.
The piece condemns Boston authorities for blocking a revival of The Drunkard, once a Barnum moral lecture. It argues censorship expands beyond lewd content and cites Postmaster General Walker to warn against narrow moral judgment in a republic with educated citizens.
The rank and file Republican is as patriotic as any other man. His son is fighting for our country. We question how the rank and file Republican is hoodwinked into believing that Du Pont Morgan Rockefeller Guggenheim Pew and other multimillionaires care about the farmer and working man. The Peonie Party of Negation The Old Guard never learns anything and has complete control of,
A collection of editorials criticizes the GOP for lacking clear foreign policy and postwar plans. It argues the party remains the same negationary force, risks voters getting an unclear platform, and questions nominating largely inexperienced candidates like Dewey and Bricker. Local papers frame the issue as a warning to voters.
The speaker contrasts pride in costly, silken fishing rods with the simple joy of boyhood with a bamboo pole. He ponders whether wealth enhances happiness or if true delight comes from the act itself, concluding that fun is not tied to cost and splendor adds little real joy.
The essay contrasts Nietzsche and Christ arguing that Christian principles alone can defeat Nazism. It asserts Nietzsche hated Christianity and that society built on Christian kindness and mutual aid offers lasting peace. It urges overcoming Nazism with Christian faith and practice to ensure a trustworthy future for all.
Fifty thousand spectators watched the U S Marines in a modern attack display at Antietam battlefield. Lancelot Jacques Sr president of the Hagerstown Fair Association criticized merchants for low interest in the upcoming event. Bobbed hair is in style says Q J Sagle after a National Hair Dressers Association meeting.
A 2005AKS act describes a cloudburst along the upper Co nococheague Creek causing considerable damage with many farm animals and fowl drowned. The advisory board banquet of the Hagerstown Fair was postponed.
In July 1942 Ernie Pyle recalls his first sight of American soldiers in Ireland. A train encounter with two servicemen from Missouri and Maine contrasts homesickness, kindness from locals, and the growing respect for troops. He notes rough beginnings with locals due to earlier civilian workers, but observes soldiers marching 32 miles in a day, sleeping outdoors, and maintaining grit during maneuvers. An incident of a surprise camp encounter reveals ATS women waking abruptly as tanks raid huts.
Washington reports a Texas Democratic rift over whether to back Roosevelt or Harry Byrd in the Electoral College. A Dallas convention looms amid Stevenson Wallace talks and a proposed two lists plan, drawing fire from Roosevelt allies led by Sam Rayburn and Jesse Jones.
The piece notes Roosevelt backers warn the Stevenson Wallace pact would aid Republicans by invalidating pro Roosevelt electors, creating ballot confusion, and boosting anti Roosevelt votes. It mentions Tom Dewey making progress in Texas and a cattle crossing exhibit observed during Stevenson's Washington visit.
The article explains kidneys expel acids and waste from blood and shows how backache, leg pains, and waking at night can signal kidney issues. It urges consulting a druggist for Doan's Pills as a remedy and notes the product aims to ease discomfort and support kidney cleansing.
Wallace started the Stevenson trip but Jesse Jones secured the victory. Coke did not attend to oversee the cattle.
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