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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1938

Page

7

Protest to Dodd Speech Sparks Berlin Protest in Washington

Secretary Hull faced a German protest from Ambassador Dieckhoff over William E. Dodds anti Hitler remarks in New York. Hull said Dodd, now a private citizen, enjoys free speech and that the government does not control individual utterances. Officials noted Dodd no longer represents US policy.

Washington Hull William E. Dodd Hane Heinrich Dieckhoff State Department Dodd Diplomatic Corps Berlin Hitler New York Charles II England Germany Dieckhoff Todd

Nazis Put Slates Back in German Schools

Berlin January 15 The old fashioned slate returns to German classrooms due to material shortages and the four year plan. Education minister Bernhard Rust orders slates for first and second years from 1938, with third and fourth grades using them as supplement. Slate abundant in Thuringia with towns using slate walls.

Berlin Bernhard Rust Thuringia Thuringian Forest

Manning Surname History and Notable Holders Across Regions

Planning Manning traces the name to Old Norse roots and Rudolph de Mannheim in Kent. It follows the family from Crusader Simon de Manning to widespread Anglo American presence, highlighting Kent, Massachusetts emigrants, South Carolina ties, and prominent 20th century figures in law, medicine, education, arts, and design. The article lists arms attributed to William of Kent and the motto For Ardua Stabilis, urging readers to watch weekly for ancestral marg notices.

Manning Manningi Mannings Kent Rudolph de Mannheim Germany Migida Harold I England Mannheim Simon de Manning Rudolph Richard the Lion-Hearted Manningham Mannington Manningtree New World America Vermont Connecticut New York Wiliam Manning Cambridge Massachusetts Ohio South Carolina Clarendon County Charles N Lexington Kentucky Edward Betts New York City Isaac Hall Chapel Hill North Carolina James Smith Raleigh Lucius Bass Chicago Illinois Marie Washington, DC Warren Henry Waltham William Ray Washington, D. C William Thomas William of

Screen stars turn singers to boost film success

In Hollywood's shifting market, celebrities train as voice coaches and perform songs on screen. Simone Simon sings in the new musical Love and Might, with Walter Winchell and Ben Bernie, including the Bell Song from Lakme. Academy Last Times Today mixes resort life and romance with Lewis Stone Cecilia Parker and Mickey Rooney leading a lively cast.

Gstraint Fana Simone Simon Twentieth Century-Fox Picture Maryland Theatre 1 Walter Winchell Ben Bernie Simone Gordon and Revel Academy Academy Theatre Lewis Stone Cecilia Parker Mickey Rooney

Two Fight Over Play Criticism in New York

In New York Jen 15 two men clashed over criticism of Tortilla Flat. Playwright Jac Kirkland punched critic Richard Watts Jr at a restaurant after Watts publicly disliked the drama. They later spoke, with Kirkland saying reviews soured him after nine months of work. Watts stood by his negative assessment calling it a sly chronicle of unpleasant people with funny dialects. Kirkland also authored Tobacco Road.

New York Jac Kirkland Richard Watts, Jr Kirkland John Steinbeek Watts New York Herald Tribune Artists and Writers Columbia University Tobacco Road

Texas Rangers Ride Into Lawless Oro Grande

Stalwart Charles Starrett leads the Texas Rangers in Outlaws of the Prairie at Henry's Theatre. The Western follows Starrett as he joins the Rangers to end bloodshed and locate the culprit who murdered his father. The film promises swift justice and a gripping climax.

Charles Starrett Texas Rangers Oro Grande Henry's Theatre Starrett Ranger

Shiloh Church Calendar and Local Visits

Shiloh notes Sunday services January 16 with Sunday school at 6 30 morning worship at 10 45 and youth groups. Educational Building dedication set for January 30 with a program. Welcomes Witmer Price from illness to Washington County Hospital. Various local residents and visitors from Bridgeport Williamsport Funkstown Hagerstown and beyond are listed with recent absences visits and social events.

Shiloh Witmer Price Washington County Hospital L. M. Fouke H. C. Keller

St. James Week of Services and Local Visits

St James plans evening preaching all week and Sunday services at 10730 with Rev Freeman Aukrum and others. Many residents, including the Bloom family, Rowland family, and local couples, are noted visiting relatives in Akron Harrisburg Maurertown Williamsport Keedysville. A Baker social at Rev W S Baker's home featured many neighbors and refreshments.

St. James Freeman Aukrum Fred Rowland Helen Akron M. L. Bloom Joyce Harrisburg Howard Pofferberger Dick Murray Maurertown, Va B. L. Miller William Davis John Sperow George Shank Gaza Cross Tena Rowland Cora Stockslager Fred Mongan Roy Long M.rs. Gower Margaret Williamsport William Sheeley John Sheeley John &Beron Joseph Delauder Ralph Delauder Carl Dorsey Martha Gossard John Delauder Fred Rhodes Mary Louise Fred Joh Sperow Ida Ruth Keedysville W. S Francés Marga‘vee Metz Daniel Sensenhigish Carson Metz Harvey Shank M. J. Bloom Myron Lee Donald Lowery Charles Schame Macy Baker

Accordion Invented in Vienna in 1829

The accordion traces its origins to Vienna in 1829 when the instrument was first developed. This early creation established a lasting link between the city and a flexible portable keyboard.

Vienna

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