Daily io Hagerstown Newspaper Ad Rates and Credits
Garvin Hager editor and E Prichips general manager announce audit bureau membership and weekly and monthly subscription rates. The paper notes post office entry as second class matter at Hagerstown and outlines carrier and mail pricing by zone, including foreign rates. It confirms Associated Press rights for news dispatches and local content.
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Hagerstown
Garvin Hager
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Associated Press
GOP Stand On Stabilization Aims to End Rationing and Price Controls
The GOP plank calls for removing government competition with private industry and ending rationing and emergency powers. It cites postwar inflation and the 1939–1943 era as a warning, noting high farm income and the need for stabilization to prevent income drops seen after the last war. It references farm income data from Farm Research Facts for Farmers.
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GOP
U. S
Sesepeveuersveswne
Postwar living shifts and industry plans outlined
War news and postwar life themes dominate today with talk of reconversion, resource cuts and civilian production plans. Predictions cite Ford price cuts and new home heating ideas, while experts warn that peacetime manufacture will rise as war demand declines, though surpluses may be scarce for years.
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Europe
Pacific
New York
Ford
Postwar cartel menace eyed by German industrialists
The text suggests German industrialists aim to reestablish dominant control in foreign trade through widespread cartel operations as the war ends. It notes prior prewar links and international cartels, indicating a return to strategic restraint or dominance in commerce postwar.
Cartels as Global Threat Highlighted in Senate Hearing
Senate subcommittee receives testimony from Department of Justice on German firms acting as American fronts and ready to cooperate with Argentine affiliates to launch new industrial offensives. Debate centers on measures to combat cartelization, viewed by some European economists as essential for postwar economic reorganization while others see cartels as monopolistic, wide reaching systems that threaten sovereign governance.
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Department of Justice
Hitler
United States
Not So Dumb Germans and the German People in War News
American correspondents describe German civilians reacting variably as they enter villages in Germany. Some aloof, many cordial offering coffee and cognac, even pinning boutonnieres on reporters. Allies may face a mix of hospitality and manipulation as invasion proceeds. Hitler era crime bonds and the public stance toward Nazis is debated, with Germans portrayed as dismayed by their leaders yet bound by wartime guilt. Mindanao battles show Admiral Halsey reemerging, with light Japanese resistance suggesting aviation resources are drawn down from bases there.
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August Andresen
Minnesota
Browder
Andreson
Gathings
Arkansas Democrat
Daily Worker
New York
United States Steel Company
Edward Rumely
Committee For Constitutional Government
Atlanta
Rumely
New York Evening Mail
York Safe and Lock installs vault at Smithsburg Bank
Track workers installed new rails on the Cumberland Valley Railroad through the city replacing 70 pound rails. William Wysong uncovered remains believed to be a Confederate soldier on the road leading to Sharpsburg.
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York Safe and Lock Company
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Potomac Edison to Publish Company News for Employees
Potomac Edison plans a new company publication titled Potomac Edison News for employees. An experimental rock asphalt project will be tested on West Antietam Street between Potomac and Summit avenues next spring. Mayor Charles Bowman commented. The annual corn show seems unlikely this year due to no banking for the event.
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Potomac Edison News
Antietam Street
Potomac
Summit Avenue
Charles Bowman
Yank Nurses in Algeria War Front Tales by Ernie Pyle
Ernie Pyle recalls American nurses in Algeria during January 1943. He highlights their calm under fire, the care given to wounded and sick soldiers, and the morale boost from feminine presence. Doctors report steady, selfless work with 36 hours shifts, and nurses living under austere conditions while tending hundreds of patients.
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Algeria
Arrow
Just Folks by Edgar A GUEST Quatrains Pain and Envy
Pain is the enemy of man and cannot be reconciled. Sharp stabs reduce him to a peevish child. A gardener notes flowers would thrive if tended, while pessimists doubt life’s ills and joys.
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Walt
Strength For The Day Faith and discipline renew religious life
Dr Earl L Douglass argues that gratitude for religion rests on two actions. Accept the faith offered and actively cultivate it through daily spiritual disciplines to keep the religious experience alive and effective.
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Earl L. Douglass
Roosevelt campaign jitters and Dewey attacks noted
Washington observers report President Roosevelt less confident than in 1940 as Dewey gains ground in the West. White House aides warn of dangers from labor, Hillman and CIO PAC attacks. Advisers urge a strong New Deal renewal and a coast to coast tour, while doubts linger on campaign swing.
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Roosevelt
Dewey
White House
Wall Street
Sidney Hillman
Cio-Pac
U. S
New Deal
Hillman
PAC
Dr. New Deal
Nearly 800 Gave Blood This Week at Mobile Red Cross Drive
The Mobile Unit of the Red Cross Blood Donor Service concluded a five day visit with 796 pints donated, 160 on the final day, marking the second best of six visits. Top donor was Lester L. Moffitt with his tenth gift. several others reached seventh and four time levels including Mrs. Chas. B. Spickler and Lt. Gen B. J. Hoffman among many names listed.
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Red Cross Blood Donor Service
Lester L. Moffitt
M. K. Burgner, Jr
Frederick Schneider
Jensena M. Berry
J. Edward Jones
M. Cassell
Earl Martinson
Ralph D. Jordan
H. D. Carpenter
Virginia van Metre
Lawrence L. Coon
Francis J
School Official Will Be Speaker At Sunday Session
Wilbur M. Phillins, superintendent of attendance for the Board of Education, will speak to the Sunday School of the First Christian Church at 10 45 a m in the main auditorium. He will be introduced by Benjamin C. Wills, superintendent of schools.
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Wilbur M. Phillins
Board of Education
First Christian Church
Benjamin C. Wills
Petition protests abandonment of trolley line in Myersville
Burgess John W. Eldridge of Myersville circulated a petition for the Public Service Commission to protest a proposed discontinuance of trolley service between Middletown and Myersville. He argued the line was not financially successful and that stopping it would isolate Myersville due to gasoline restrictions, harming transport of feed coal lumber and other necessities.
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Myersville
John W. Eldridge
Public Service Commission
Middletown
Potomac Edison Company
Shoreline total spans eleven thousand nine hundred thirty six miles
A report states that the United States has about 11 936 miles of shoreline encircling its coasts. This figure highlights the vast coastal geography and potential environmental and maritime interest.
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