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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1946
Page
2
In Pleasant Grove the murder of Alicia Stevenson dominates town chatter. Tom visits Meg for milk, Meg and her father recall last night, and Meg asks if Tom or Jim MacTavish were involved. A tense bargain follows as secrets threaten to surface.
Megan confronts her father about Alicia Stevenson’s death while he presses to hide their Ridge walk alibi. He argues the inquest will test loyalty and vows to protect them both as the town investigates the murder. Megan fears a deadly truth and a growing love she cannot admit.
Western Newspaper Union notes mixed signals from Paris where Molotov upholds China’s non-sponsorship and two thirds rule curbs smaller nations. The author argues the Potsdam accord was not enforced and Russia leverages veto power to shape outcomes, diminishing genuine multilateral peace prospects and Byrnes’s strategy.
Kathleen Morris argues psycho analysis often misleads and costs money. She notes many sufferers benefit little from analysts while couples can resolve issues themselves by addressing money, jealousy, and mutual honesty without pricey sessions. The piece urges self-reflection over baring souls to strangers.
Miss Norris argues psychoanalysis helps only in select cases and requires cooperation. She says many problems stem from excess, jealousy, or control desires and that progress is slow. Often couples resolve issues through frank talk and self reflection rather than expensive therapy.
Ida Klingenstein of New York City completed 337 Braille volumes under the New York Guild for the Jewish Blind. At age 60 she began transcribing books for the blind and her most ambitious project was Gone With the Wind spanning 81 Braille volumes. she now volunteers at 73.
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