13 May 1948
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1948
Page
1
In a brisk narrative set around a bustling station, Jeff trails a mysterious woman after she leaves a nickel behind. He anxiously pursues through turnstiles and stairwells, glimpsing her scarf and perfume, only to lose her amid a crowded platform. He longs to speak but fails to learn her name or fate.
Jeff chases a mysterious dark eyed woman through a New York subway, chasing clues about who she is and where she lives. After repeatedly failing to reconnect, he vows daily visits to 42nd Street and confronts her again, only for a panic moment and a scream ending with his wallet missing.
The piece defines tact as the calm perception of what to say or do under delicate circumstances. It argues tact is a life practice centered on others, reducing tension and protecting friendships. Acquiring tact is possible for everyone through imagining the other’s view and acting selflessly to fit their preferences.
Kathleen Norris argues a wife may not surrender her duties to marriage for safe platonic ties with a man. Judd McLeod of Philadelphia voices jealousy over Winnie’s close relationship with Max, an artist, and a pattern of secrecy. The piece notes power in love, the danger of infidelity, and warns there is no cure for shallow behavior.
Winnie, a model, insists on friendship with her artist pose partner, claiming a wife's prerogative to choose friends of the opposite sex. Judd, her husband, worries about the closeness and urges a dramatic resolution to regain peace of mind. Miss Norris schemes to push Judd toward a theatrical confrontation.
INDIANAPOLIS A new championship era joined the Indianapolis chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America Its members harmonize and befuddle neighbors 25 miles of their own famine They are Leiplet sons of Mr and Mrs Jazech Harris of Munele Ind Only six years old they specialize in singing Sweet Adelin.
Tillman D. Johnson, 80, U S district judge in Salt Lake City, said he hopes to break the longevity record once held by the late Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes. Johnson is the oldest federal judge in active service. Holmes retired from the Supreme Court in 1932.
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