Washington Post Subscription Rates and Office Details 1942
The Washington Post announces subscription options with daily and Sunday deliveries, rates by carrier and mail, and prepaid postage terms. It lists payment methods, in advance remittance requirements, and office addresses including Washington, D. C., and representative offices in New York, Chicago, Boston. The item is dated Friday June 7, 1942.
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Washington Post and Its Campaign Address Debate
The article discusses postal policy and the impact of the Post on national mail. It argues that changes could affect diplomatic and commercial intercourse, warning against rushed immigration measures and political maneuvering in the wartime climate. It cites concerns over currency, trade, and the dangers of hasty legislation driven by campaigns.
After Tee Election Promises in Fiscal Outlook
A broad survey shows universal and sustained improvement in business conditions post election. The boom is on the way with higher volumes in many lines, independent of presidential results, while cost-saving through standardized heating and efficient management is being explored in public schools.
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Congress
Senate
House
GOMELES RULE TOTTERING IN CUBAN CRISIS
The article cites Cuba under Gomez tottering as the United States considers military aid and constitutional suspension to prop up Havana. It questions Gomez's grip, the Cuban army’s readiness, and whether Washington can offer support without risking a larger clash amid a looming upheaval.
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Tottering
Gan
United States
Gomezs
Spratt
Posal Anton
Cubas
Ceutral
Havana
Keeress
Gomer
Washington
Flavana
Catan Republic
Gomez
Our Relations With Asia and the Chinese Japanese Labor Laws
A discussion of the 1840 treaty with China and the Raker bill. The piece argues that favored nation status for Japan and China could burden entry for officials and merchants, threaten U S Asian relations, and provoke international friction if enacted. It notes penalties for officials losing status and the potential impact on commerce and labor markets.
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Eastern Asia
Ft. Skull
Gallon
Asia
Iia
Japan
Nationals in first division drive fans with 76 spirit
The piece praises the Washington Nationals for their hot pace and likens their baseball success to the spirit of 1776. It jokes about political figures and even jokes of Walter Johnson and Joe Engel joining a ticket, while emphasizing patriotism and high minded play amid a busy national crisis.
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Belgium
Cuba
Mexico
Nationals
Col Roosevelt
Taft
Senator Root
Gifford Pinchot
Sherman
California
Upper
Maine
Walter Johnson
Joe Engel
Use of Coal in the Schools
The piece questions why different schoolhouses burn more coal than others of the same size in the Redfield district. It argues the issue results from ongoing efforts to explain coal consumption, noting the difficulty and cost of a full scientific inquiry.
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Redfield Committee
Prospects for the South in Panama Canal Era
The Panama Canal will transform global business attracting European and other nations to increased trade. Southern states promise to gain most from the inland and coastal hubs like Delaware to the Rio Grande, with ports Wilmington Baltimore Norfolk Charleston Savannah Jacksonville Key West reshaping commerce. Virginia West Virginia Maryland North Carolina will see higher demand for their natural resources and improved transport, elevating the South to preeminent trade status. The century ahead will see southern elites and ports become major emporia surpassing historic records.
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Globe
United States
Mason and Dixon
Rocky Mountains
Delaware Bay
Rio Grande
Wilmington
Del
Baltimore
Washington
Norfolk
Charleston
Savannah
Jacksonville
Key West
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
North Carolina
Atlantic
Gulf
Flirting Under Ban In The German Army
A retired German court of honor clears Count Holck of disloyal rumors about infatuation with Lieut von Hohberg's wife. Emperor approves verdict but transfers Holck to Metz and Ho hberg to Berlin military school. The piece notes regimental courts influence wives and marital risk in army life.
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Europa
Lieut. von Hohberg
Game Corps
Hohberg
Baron von Rheinhaven
Rhine Provinces
Potsdam
Holck
Homor
Court of Honor
von Hohberg
Count Holck
Holick
Metz
Ninth Regiment of Dragoons
Lieut von Hohberg
Military School of Telegraphy and
Berlin
Germany
South delegates pledged to Taft face northern smears
The writer denounces northern claims that southern Taft delegates will break pledges and switch to Roosevelt or the opposition. He argues southern delegates elected to back Taft must honor their commitments, defending southern integrity against accusations of dishonor and cowardice.
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South
Taft
Republican Party
Repubicans
Southland
Benedict Arnold
Judan Iscariot
Eldher
United States
Ohio
Garfield
Menter
America
Roosevelt
Ana‘thema Maranathe
Sanders
Thease
Aaia
Chicago
Congress Condensed From Athens Ohio June 8
Congressional page item notes noon adjournment in memory of Senator Nixon of Nevada. Indian affairs backs Gore bill to permit Apache POWs at Fort Bill Oklahoma to return to Mexico. Commerce hearings on Dill to protect ocean travel. Sundry civil appropriation debate resumes. Agriculture probe into drainage with Florida engineer Wright testifying. Navy Secretary Moyer seeks 45000 for marine expedition to Cube. Gompern urges workmen compensation bill favorably reported. DC tax methods investigated by George committee. Redfield probes public school fuel waste. Sisson bills to tax pistols and deadly weapons out of existence. House adjourns 9:45 am for patriotic reason. Athens Ohio.
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Nevada
Indian Affairs Committee
Fort Bill
Okla
Mexico
Committee On Commerce
House
Debata
Agriculture Expenditures Committees
Department of Agriculture
J. ©. Wright
Florida
Navy
Moyer
Cube
Samuel Gompern
American Federation of Labor
Judiciary Committee
Brantley
George Commitee
District of Columbia
Redfield
Sisson
Suit for Violin Outlawed By Statute of Limitation
The Havemyer estate may retain title to the Stradivarius after a U S Supreme Court decree held the government could not proceed due to the statute of limitations. The violin had been bought in Boston years before Havemyer's death and seized for duty nonpayment.
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Havemyer
New York
Henry O Havemyer
Boston
Supreme Court of the United States
Federal District Court
Estate of Sir Julius Wernher Valued for Charity
The estate of Sir Julius Charles Wernher, former head of the De Beers diamond syndicate, was provisionally sworn at 25 million dollars. About 2.5 million is allocated to charities, including 1.25 million to a South African university, 000 to Imperial College of Science and Technology, and 300 thousand to hospitals.
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London
Julus Charles Wernher
de Beers
South Africa
Grooteschurr
Cape Teton
Imperial College of Science and Technology
South Kennington
Admiral Leutze Retires After 48 Years Service
New York June Rear Admiral E H C Leutze commandant of the Brooklyn navy yard read his retirement order on the Utah and turned command over to Captain Albert Cleaves. Leutze was appointed to Annapolis by Lincoln and will return to his Washington home. Women Lawyers for Russia St Petersburg June 6 the duma adopted a bill permitting women to practice law.
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Rocca Gugielma
Italy
Mary Hamel
Prince Louis of Bourbon
Wifs
Rocca Guglielma
Miss Hamel
Louisa Rocca Gugielma
William Freeman
Prince Louis
Philip of Bourbon
Januaria
France
Louis
Riviera
Queen Victoria
Rocca Guillelmo
King Humbert
Weiss Establahed
Bourbon
Royal
Marquiog DE Fontenoy
Brentwood Company
New York
E H.C. Leutze
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy
Utah
Albert Cleaves
Leutze
Annapolis
Lincoln
Washington, DC
Women Lawyers For
Russia
St. Petersburg
The
Duma Today
Army orders issued for multiple officers and assignments
A list of Army orders names Lieut Col Eugene F Ladd adjutant general and officers from various branches with terms of service, including Maj Fr anc ie Blagey Jr, Maj George E Stockle, Capt Charles S Donavin, Capt Gilbert Smith, Capt Charles B Gatewood, and several lieutenants. The document notes examinations at the Army Medical Museum in Washington DC, visits to the Du Pont powder works, attendance at naval war college in Newport RI, assignments to New London Conn, and Manila duties. It also records transfers, resignations, and board appointments at Fort Monroe and other posts with dates in July and June.
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Firancie Blagey Jr
Stockle
Charles 8
Donavin
Ordnance Department
Gilbert Smith
Powlll
Fauntleroy Medical Corps
Arthur ¢ Chribur
Median Corps
Army Medical Museum
Washington DC
CDLS
Horney Eninance Department
I du Pont de Nemours Powder Company
Meer Gin
Gorge MI Jamerson
Rtait
Jamberson
Fourth Infantry
Fort Monroe
George P Pred
Medical Corps
JAY F Hopkins Coast Artillery Corps
Arthur M
Naval Officers Appointments and Movements
Naval orders list Lieut Comér Morrison to Hampshire and Lieut Price commissioned as lieutenant from October. Lieut B J King to engineering station Annapolis. Lieut Walker assigned home leave, Lieut Kayes commissioned lieutenant junior grade from February. Lieut Taylor commissioned from September and Lieut Dragoo promoted to assistant surgeon. Assistant surgeons Wood, Cuthbertson, and Clark mentioned with May or April dates. Ship movements include Perry, Fortune A-8, and A-5 arriving. various ships sailing from Hampton Roads to Newport, Annapolis, and other ports with routes to Washington, Telagian, Minnesota, Mississippi, and New York area.
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Hampshire
L Price
Navy
J King
Engineering Experiment Station
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Gunior
Walker
T Kays
Fedrusty
Taylor
Dragoo
Wood
Roy Cuthbertson
Clark
Two-Thirds Rule in Doubt for Baltimore Nomination
A Buffalo Courier summary discusses unlikely efforts to abrogate the two-thirds rule at Baltimore for the Democratic nomination. It recalls 1844 and earlier conventions, noting the rule's preservation and concerns a majority rule could empower state bosses to control conventions, urging retention of two-thirds for a presidential ticket.
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Guy Wilson
Baltimore
Buffalo Courier
Guy Woodrow Wilson
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
van Buren
New York
England
Pennsylvania
Ohio
National Democracy
Cass
James K Polk
Buchanan
Calhoun
Polk
Harrison
Harrison van Buren
Henry Clay
Clay
Charles F Murphy
Weather Watch Signals Mixed Conditions Across Regions
Disturbances move from the upper Midwest to the St Lawrence valley while Gulf and Atlantic regions face showers. Cooler air blankets western areas with moderate winds along coasts. Friday through Saturday bring unsettled weather in the south and Rocky Mountain zones, with fair conditions elsewhere and rising plains temperatures.
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Upper
Inks
St Lawrence Valley
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantis
Gulf
Ohio
Lake Region
Trocky Mountain
Mistsippi
Upper Lake Region
Engined
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Atlantic
Eouth
Squalia
Gulf Coast
Xqualia
Lakes
Grand Banne
Interviews with Taft loyalists at Willard amid convention chatter
Gen J C Cowin of Omaha says Taft will be renominated at Chicago, faults Roosevelt critics, recalls McKinley era in a tent with the president. He notes strong midwest farming potential and predicts lower meat prices soon. Also covers Nevada miner Nixon’s support and Roosevelt-Gow blogs, plus a Kepler-like Tide Table item and a Ke citizens pledge to Congress.
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J C Cowin
Omaha
Nebr
Willard
Taft
Chicago
Gen. Cowin
Roosevelt
Cowln
Twenty Third
Oho
McHinles
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McKinlex
White House
Cowin
Nevada
Nixon
California
Brad Ter
San Mego
Southern
Gow Ween
Digorder
Mnan Aber
Pointed Paragraphs Reflections of a Bachelor
From the New York Press a collection of satirical musings on men, women, economy, and ego. The humor sketches discuss inheritance, ambition, and social vanity with wry observations.
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