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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1939

Page

3

Haegerown Mall Publishing Board Note

The Mall Publishing Company issues the evening paper from 25 Summit Avenue Hagerstown Maryland with J A Haweken as editor. Associated Press news dispatches and local news are credited and published with rights reserved for special dispatches.

Rrr Mall Comany Summit Avenue Hagersown Maryland J. A. Haweken Haece ASSOCIATED _ PRESS Associated Press

The Tang of September Brightens Work and Mood

The piece extols September as invigorating and productive. It contrasts lingering August humidity with crisp north winds, praising cool nights, harvests, and renewed energy for those employed. It urges workers to seize opportunity and put in extra effort this month.

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Pity the Ultraliberals and the Stalin Pact Controversy

A compact critique of ultraliberal reaction to Russo German mon-aggression and Stalin's pact. The Nation defends Soviet policy as diametrically opposed to fascism while listing signers of a peace manifesto including Thurber and Kaufman. Wry closing line echoes Darwin and irony.

Russia Central Europe U.S Soviet Union U.S. S.R. Vital Waldo Frank Daschlel] Hammett Granville Hicks George Kaufman Rockwell Kent Arthur Kober Alfred Kreymbourg Paul de Kruif Corliss Lam

School Bell Calls on Pupils to Embrace Modern Learning

On the first day of school in Hagerstown and Washington County pupils head to class with renewed willingness to learn. Education is presented from a practical angle linking lessons to daily life, aided by athletics, bands, dances, and playgrounds. The shift reduces rote memory in favor of engaging, useful study and a friendlike teacher. If some still lag, the cause may be physical defects or home discipline.

Hagerstown Washington County New York

Family Rows May Benefit Health, Says Cornell Sociologist

Professor Mark Entors argues that a loud family row can release emotions and improve well being, though not for all families. He notes two types of households and warns that such clashes arise spontaneously, sometimes clearing the air but also risking damage.

Mark L. Entors Cornell ‘University Phoenix Hubby Wifey

Woodcarvers in Demand Across States Amid Aging Talent

Grand Rapids board of education heard a furniture maker warn that as current woodcarvers age, replacements will be scarce. He noted Bavaria trained many recruits, but immigration limits hinder new entrants. Furniture manufacturing drives activity in New York, Indiana, Illinois, and Michigan.

Board of Education Grand Rapids Bavaria New York Indiana Ilinois Michigan

Gideon Bibles Failing to Appear in Hotels Across Regions

Washington Daybook notes a decline in Gideon Bible availability in hotel rooms from Washington to New York. The columnist recalls earlier Western ubiquity and laments sparse finds in major cities, while joking about press relations and a lingering Bible absence at political conventions.

Boston New York Jesus Sidon

Just roux. Grandmas policy poem by Edgar A Guest

A playful verse describes the house where a child receives indulgence and affection. It contrasts free treats with parental limits, ending with a plea to spoil the child so he will grow up fondly remembering Grandma's love. The poem uses simple imagery of cookies, candies, and toys to convey family warmth.

Calls for support for wartime unity in U S

Washington September 2 Assistant Secretary of War Louis Johnson appealed for undivided and loyal support from every American. He urged backing the President and administration in efforts to keep the United States out of war.

Washington Louis Johnson United States

Sunday Motoring Tour across Maryland and back tour

Earl H. Howard of the Automobile Club of Maryland organizes a Sunday tour from Hagerstown to Baltimore via Waynesboro Westminster and Frederick with a 150 mile round trip. The route lists towns and state routes, noting landmarks such as the Home of Barbara Fritchie and Braddock Heights, ending back in Hagerstown.

Earl H. Howard Automobile Club of Maryland Hamilton Hotel Hagerstown Baltimore Waynesboro Westminster Frederick Potomac Street Leitersburg Blue Ridge Routerville Buena Vista Springs Charmain Fountaindale Emmitsburg Hilcott City West Friendship Cooksville Lisbon Poplar Springs Ridgeville Bartonsville Barbara Fritchie Braddock Heights Middletown Bolivar Boonsboro Funkstown

Three youths given suspended sentences for brass theft

Three youths arrested Thursday night by city police for larceny of brass from the former Roulette knitting mill on East Washington street received suspended six month terms in the House of Correction from Magistrate M. V. Bostetter yesterday.

East Washington Street House of Correction M. V. Bostetter

Man About Manhattan Seethes Over Modern Fiction Voices

A New York columnist vents about recent novels and authors. He mocks heavy handed male bravado and denigrating depictions of women, praising Steinbeck while urging more nuanced storytelling. He notes the Museum of Modern Art and reflects on wartime ruminations and public discourse.

Warfare Launched On Gambling Ring

CHICAGO September 2 The government opened a drive against the Chicago gambling ring Friday. William R Skidmore listed as a chief of the gaming syndicate by State's Attorney Thomas J Courtney was indicted by a Federal grand jury on income tax evasion charges. District Attorney William J Campbell announced continued investigation of income of certain persons in Chicago's gambling world. Skidmore allegedly failed to pay 210117 in taxes during 1933 87.

Chicago William R Billy” Skidmore Thomas J. Courtney William J. Campbell Skidmore

Denmark Affirms Determination to Remain Neutral

Copenhagen reports Denmark will uphold strict neutrality in international affairs with an official government declaration dated September 2. The move signals continued nonbelligerent policy as global tensions rise.

CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS AND DOWN CLUES LIST

Puzzle fills with many items across and down including cheek pronouns weather phenomenon Jewish month and various animal and architectural terms. Several clues reference geographic names and classical and mythic terms while other entries describe everyday objects and actions.

Radio Networks Plan Packed Weekend Schedule

New York Sept 2 radio listings show 24 hour coverage with overseas and domestic programs. NBC CBS and MBS chains outline tonight schedule across WEAF WJZ WABC and WIZ with Red Skelton Benny Goodman and orchestras, plus Davis Cup tennis and various talks. A notable note mentions J B Roebuck meeting L L Roebuck after 43 years.

New York Europe WEAF NBC WJZ WABC CBS MBS Chicago Red Skelton Arch Obolet Benny Goodman Mbs-Chain Charlie McCarthy Hawaii Arthur Cardinals Hinsley London Ellery Queen WIZ Ray Perkins Summer Symphony Hollywood Playhouse Norman Thomas Young People’s Socialist League Cheerio Cleveland Air Races Goodwill Hour Wiz-Nbc Wm. Green John L. Lewis CBS- Chain James Carey I. M. Ornburn Frances Perkins Tommy Riggs Batty Lou Wallenstein Passernack Cbs-Chain Blondie Kostalentz Martin Howard Shelton Guy Lombardo Radio Forum M. W. Lathner Robert Taft

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