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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1938

Page

7

Heiress Ann Hewitt Gay to Seek Divorce in San Francisco

Ann Cooper Hewitt Gay, once a high profile plaintiff in a sterilization case, announced in San Francisco she will pursue divorce from Donald Gay after returning his engagement ring. They wed in Grants Pass three months ago and have been separated since last week amid reported interference by friends.

San Francisco Ann Cooper Hewitt Gay Donald Gay Ann Gay Oakland Ronald Miss Hewitt Grants Pass Ore

Beware Coughs from Common Colds That Hang On

Ad attached to old newspaper urging Creomulsion for chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims quick relief by soothing mucous membranes and loosening phlegm, promises money back if not satisfied after first bottle, and notes Creomulsion is one word with no hyphen.

Carey and Carew name origins cross Atlantic roots

The article traces Cary and Carew as variants of a shared surname, noting Domesday roots linked to Kari parish and English origins. It highlights John Cary Carew’s 1634 Plymouth voyage, early roles in Duxbury and Bridgewater, and a lineage of town founders and professionals across America. It lists numerous modern Carys and Careys and invites readers to watch for coats of arms and ancestral notes in the volume.

Carey Carew Britain Cary St. Giles-on-the-Heath Launceston Kary Carews England America John (Carew) Cary Plymouth Massachusetts Duxbury Bridgewater Elizabeth Godfrey New England Pennsylvania Carys Henry Carey Falkland Sir William Cary Mary Anne Boleyn Careys Austin Forester Brimswick Edward Henry Dallas Texas Edward Richard Troy N. Y Elisabeth Luther Auchor Brooklyn George Buffalo George Foster Portland Glover H Owensboro Lucian New York City Melhert Brinckerhoff

Munich Priest Is Put Under Arrest

In Berlin, Catholic and Protestant church actions dominate a day of religious tension. Rev Rupert A Mayer, a Munich Jesuit priest, was rearrested for defying a police ban on sermons after his release last July. Protestant pastors read from pulpits in Berlin, complaining about Nazi ordinances restricting religious exercises for the new school year beginning after Easter.

Berlin Rupert A. Mayer Munich Father Mayer

Engine Jump Delays Montana? Parson's West Virginia Train

A Western Maryland Railroad freight engine derailed near Moore, six miles from Parson, delaying the Elkins to Culpeper passenger train for over an hour. Damaged track required replacement before service could resume.

Parsons W. Va Western Maryland Railroad Elkins Cuutherland Moore

Fugitive back in pen after Roxbury escape

John E. Carson, 28, convict who escaped from the State Penal Farm at Roxbury last November, was captured by Baltimore county officers at a shore house on Back River. He is to be kept in segregation at Maryland State Penitentiary and will be questioned about the kidnapping of John C. Gouldman last November 10. Carson and Irvin Limper, the so called serial bandits, fled a dormitory and escaped through a night watchman’s room and a window. Limper, 33, was captured in 1930 after a Baltimore restaurant robbery and was shot during a 1951 prison escape attempt.

John E. Carson Roxbury Baltimore County Back River Maryland State Penitentiary Baltimore Harold E. Donnell Carson John C. Gouldman Washington Back John Treadway Irvin Limper Essex C. Wilbur Miller Green Spring Valley Limper Baltimore Street

Suspect grilled in slaying probe on Long Island

Nassau County police said John Rep, 39, of Lyndhurst New Jersey, was picked up in New York for questioning in a “motiveless” double murder case. Ballistic tests linked a revolver used in target practice to slugs at the Elmont scene.

New York Harold R. King Nassau County Police John Rep Lyndhurst, S. J Long Island Florida Ohio Reo King Jeanne Schuellain Lenida Waite Elmont Lynhurst

New American Artist Emerges in Washington Support

Rudy and Gloria Mentioned Again with King Comstock as the soprano at the piano. The piece praises taxpayer funding under humane administration in Washington aiding artists and cultural life, noting Radio City Music Hall successes and Rockefeller Center cinema selections. It champions Tovarich’s screen adaptation for national cinema audiences.

King Comstock Washington Tovarich Warner Bros Jacques Deval Bailiwick Radio City Music Hall Rockefeller Center Leonidoff New York

Subsidized Art Progress Under WPA In New York

Stephen L. DeBalta notes the WPA Federal Music Project helps artists like Mildred Gardner from Greensburg achieve exposure. A New York hearing at the Federal Music Theatre showcased her songs to a packed audience of lovers and critics, signaling government subsidized culture aiding American artists amid economic upheaval.

France Italy Ministry Ofeaux Arts Treasury Washington Europe Mildred Gardner Greensburg New York Pittsburgh Composers’ Forum WPA Federal Music Project Federal Music Theatre Ethel

Canton rail traffic disrupted by bombing planes

Canton experienced intensified air raids over the weekend as fifty Japanese bombing planes disrupted railway traffic on the Canton Hankow line. Trains from Hankow were held up for 24 hours while workers repaired bridges trestles and trackage. A train for Hongkong.

Canton Canton-Hankow Hankow Hongkong

Delayed for Ten Hours Amid Civil Air Raid Warnings

The report notes a ten hour delay in operations while Canton was not bombed. No bombing occurred in Canton itself. the day’s events centered on warning alerts and postponed activities.

Canton

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