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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1947

Page

7

Woman’s meddling conscience spoils family life in letter from Philadelphia

Kathleen Norris reports a letter from Mrs Alvin S of Philadelphia criticizing a son’s wife Margaret and the adopted child in a wartime family. The mother reveals a web of deceit about an adoption tied to a late fiancé and a former friend. She asks how to tell her son and whether to warn his wife.

Alvin S Philadelphia Duncan Milly Millie Margaret

Vicious Meddling Causes Family Scandal in War Time

A Philadelphia woman accuses her daughter in law of infidelity and asserts the adopted baby is her own son. The couple, Margaret and Duncan, are back together with a daughter, but a jealous mother-in-law keeps quiet to avoid wrecking the marriage. The truth may come out or not.

Alvin S Philadelphia Duncan Margaret Navy Alvin Sr Miss Norris

Jealousy Drives Enduring Family Strife in Letter Text

A letter reveals a self satisfied writer's jealousy and moral conflict surrounding Duncan Margaret and a child. The mother fears exposure, faces duty and fear, while Duncan may know the truth and expect a sharp snub when told. The piece hints at adoption, secrecy, and fractured trust within a troubled family.

Margaret Duncan

Woman Becomes Connecticut College President Miss Ruth Haas

Miss Ruth Haas, longtime dean since 1931, was installed as president of Danbury State Teachers College in Connecticut becoming the first woman to hold that post in the state. Dr. Alonzo G. Grace presided at the ceremony. Haas urged wiser, more broadly educated teachers as the nation’s top need.

Woman Heads College Ruth Haas Danbury State Teachers College Connecticut Miss Haas Alonzo G. Grace Misa Haas

Hollywood Stars Share Bright Bits From Screen Life

Actor Cotten recalls early career as a model for a firm using before and after ads and a photographer who did not recognize him in old clothes. Ann Sheridan denies being a schoolteacher, linking the rumor to a Texas college stint. Universal-International begins Peabody’s Mermaid filming with a changed lead character. Peter Lind Hayes stars. ABC listeners praise the Greatest Story Ever Told with 2,000 letters weekly. Indy 500 coverage by Mutual returns with four broadcasts led by Bill Slater. Evelyn Keyes joins Treasure of the Sierra Madre in Mexico then shifts to The Mating of Mattie McGonigle. Rosalind Russell writes on acting while preparing Mourning Becomes Electra. Julie Conway’s voice becomes a star role after Jack Smith Show. Lael becomes star. Robin Chandler’s marriage to Jeffrey Lynn sees him cooking weekly dinners. ODDS AND ENDS mention Tony Martin Show debuting Evelyn Knight offers and Teresa Wright understudying Martha Scott. Beach extras near Santa Monica endure heat from grand electric beaters.

Tony Martin Hollywood Evelyn Knight Ars Gardner Santa Monica Teresa Wright Martha Scott Dorothy McGuirs Martha"wtoch

Spring Salads for Easy Warm Weather Lunches

A neighbor suggests meat or fish salads as quick spring lunches. The piece urges using protein rich items like eggs fish cheese or meat in crisp crunchy salads with greens from the garden, to suit warmer weather and active days.

Hearty Salad Bowl and Veal Salad Menu Recipes

Lynn Chambers presents a collection of home style salads and dishes including Veal Salad and Potato Salad with bacon and onions. Techniques include garlic rubbed salad bowls, mayonnaise binding, and gelatin molded fish salad. Also offers Stuffed Green Pepper and Egg Salad and tips to reuse leftovers for budget meals.

Lynn

States Adopt Recall of Public Officials Since 2008

Eleven states have adopted recall procedures for elected officials, as Collier's notes. A petition often requires about 25 percent of voters to trigger a special election to decide removal and replacement. Of roughly 200 recalls, most targeted local officials, with only two state-level actions: North Dakota's governor and three others in 1921, and Oregon's two commissioners in 1922.

Collier’s North Dakota Oregon

Crisp Summer Shirtwaister Pattern for Warm Weather

The article promotes a classic shirtwaister in crisp checks as a flattering fit for hot days. It highlights a detailed sew chart with every step and encourages making multiple versions for warm weather wear.

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