Daily sm Mail billing and masthead details
Daily Sun Mail records billing rates and masthead information including established date 1823 postal notices for Hagerstown editor and general manager bylines. It lists subscription prices per week month six months year and zones plus foreign mail rates and Associated Press rights and credits.
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Te Postulikce
Hagerstown
J. Garvin Bager
SE. Phillips
Membe Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Nazis' Deepening Crisis in War Effort
Headlines describe a rapid collapse of Nazi resistance as Allied offensives intensify on both Western and Eastern fronts. The piece notes advancing Allied plans and relentless firepower pushing German forces toward surrender, with decisive blows across Europe and Baltic states.
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Hitler
Germany
Reich
Baltic States
War Leaders Outline The Allied Picture At Legion Convention
Three top generals and Admiral Nimity spoke by radio at the American Legion convention outlining war progress. Nimitz said the Philippines task is underway while Japan’s fleet and army remain formidable. Marshall cited six divisions active with eight more to sail by October first, Arnold urged air power as central to defense and noted pilots soon reaching a one million ton target. The reports clarify the war outlook amid evolving fronts.
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American Legion
Chester W. Nimity
Pacific Fleet
Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Nimitz
Pacific
George C. Marshall
Marshall
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Force
Defeat for Nazi leadership amid Allied superiority
A wartime column cites a Nazi spokesman lamenting German losses as Allied production overwhelms Germany. It credits American, British, and French support under Eisenhower, praising Allied troops as best trained and most daring as they invade Germany. The piece notes Nazi betrayal fears and Hitler’s shrinking prospects.
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Hitler
Junker
Russia
Corse
Calix
Gerry Amawan
Eisenhower
Germany
Hs Syores
American Soldier in Defeat Examined for Nazi World War II Context
The passage praises American soldiers and urges a focus on their role in defeat by the Nazis. It frames courage, weapons, and zeal for liberty as key elements, asserting that the American fighter cannot be denied victory. It presents a wartime viewpoint emphasizing resilience and national purpose.
Desperate China Faces Critical War Situation
The text portrays China at a critical juncture with Allied efforts faltering. It notes the U S 14th Air Force as a key but strained asset, the evacuation of Kweilin, and limited impact from Stilwell in Burma and Mountbatten in India. It cites poor Chinese leadership, lack of unified command, and weapon shortages as factors in continued reverses, while affirming Chinese bravery.
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China
United States 14Th Air Force
Lodds
Kweilin
Stilwell
Burma
Card Mountbatten
India
Hunan-Kwangsi
Kiweilin
Ports and Ports of Brest Blocked by Allied Advance
Allied invasion progresses with few usable ports as Brest remains surrounded while Cherbourg and others have been captured. Cherbourg is the only major port usable so far, with extensive reconstruction needed. Germans still hold pockets and hinder port use, butWeeks of port clearance aside, Allies move into Germany ahead of schedule.
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Brest
Europe
Cherbourg
Antwerp
Zeebrugge
Ostend
le Havre
Nantes
Marseille
Toulon
Dunkerque
Calais
Boulogne
Lorient
Bordeaux
Germany
Purple martins return on April twentieth at hour
A rustic poem notes migration magic as purple martins depart silently and later return. The speaker observes vacant rooms and empty roosts before the birds fly back to the house in spring, on April twentieth at the stated hour.
State Game Warden targets fishpots in Potomac river
State Game Warden Avirett has started a dragcide against fishpots in the Potomac river between Paw Paw and Hancock where eight of ten are located. Announcing his resignation as pastor of the Washington Square M. E. Church, R. Johnston Campbell plans to enter the Episcopal ministry. The B. & Q. excursion was slow and many riders were disgruntled, with the train leaving Lagerstown at 7 a.m. and arriving in Baltimore after 1 p.m.
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Avirett
Potomac River
Paw Paw
Hancock
Washington Square M. E
R. Johnston Campbell
Episcopal Church
Lagerstown
Baltimore
Sewerage system hailed as world’s best by expert Lee Peck
A New York expert Lee Peck declared the Hagerstown sewerage system among the best globally while warning country storekeepers in nearby Pennsylvania towns about ten traveling salesmen suspected of freezing storekeepers. Farmers will manufacture their goods.
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Hwagerstown
Lee Peck
New York
Pennsylvania
Back From Grave in Desert Airdrome Flight Return
Ernie Pyle recalls a WWII scene in French North Africa January 1943 as a Flying Fortress crew battles fatigue and fate. One bomber missing after a raid returns to a field crowded with grief, then surprise. A fearless green flare signals salvation and ten dead men rise again, creating a moment of shared humanity amid war.
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French North Africa
Tripoli
Desert Airdrome
Thad Stom
Thigh
Desert
Alent
Washington Dulles Background Probed by Pearson
Washington columnist Pearson examines John Foster Dulles background and connections as speculation grows he may become Secretary of State. The piece traces Dulles family lineage to Lansing and Foster, notes his Wall Street law career, and outlines international cases with Franco Spain Laval and other figures while hinting at past political sensitivities.
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Washington
Dewey
John Foster Dulles
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
GOP
Brownell
Dulles
Mr. Dulles
Hull
America
John Dulles
Robert Lansing
Wilson
John W. Foster
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
Japan
China
Alaskan
Russia
U.S
J. Henry Schroeder
B. K. Halhach
General Dussins
N. V. Phillips Gloelampenfabrieken
Eindhoven
Holland
Europe
American Peace Commission
Lansing
Merton
Germany
Allen
Jess Smith
Harry Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
Allan
Harding
Richard Merton
John T. King
Connecticut
Dulles and His Ties to Controversial Figures Highlighted
The text recalls Allen Dulles and his connections with figures linked to Germany and Franco Spain, noting prewar and wartime dealings. It mentions Dr. Westrick, Captain Rieber, and finances involving the America First Committee and the Banco de España, with failed appeals in federal courts after U.S. Treasury silver transactions.
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Germany
Dulles
Gerhard Westri
Hitler
New Yorkn
Wa Street
Torkile Rieber
Texas
Westrick
Sullivan
Cromwell
America First Committee
New York
America First
U. S
Banco de Espan
Spain
Federal Reserve Bank of
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Reverting To Type Mirrors Garden Truth In Life
The essay compares flowers reverting to weed choked growth with humans drifting toward dullness and vice. It argues that daily cultivation keeps moral character and intellect strong, alert, and responsive to good impressions, lest life become drab and inferior.
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Hy UR
Earl L
Douglass
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