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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1946
Page
3
Dorothy Dix counsels on a will and life insurance trust for a wife, urging fair treatment and forbidding stipulations that deny her rightful inheritance. She warns young lovers about rushing marriage before financial stability and advises moral conduct for a teen mother scenario.
War Assets Administration in Richmond announced sealed bids for 35 damaged or non flyable aircraft and six lighter than air ships. Ten Howard and four Beechcraft planes at Norfolk Naval Air Station may be inspected Jan 6 to Jan 10. Purchasers must repair to meet CAA license standards. other aircraft are at bases nationwide. Previous sale yielded 30,882 dollars.
Readers seek cosmetic help from Lois Leeds offering diet, circulation, and skincare tips. Solutions cover forehead balancing with upswept hairstyles and bangs, flattering earrings, and angled hats. Makeup recommendations include powder foundations, neutral tones, and avoiding pink rouge for flushed complexions. A pianist asks about neck camouflage suggesting a deep neckline and pearl choker with a large bun hairstyle.
Senator-elect John W Bricker of Ohio appeared unsteady at the Gridiron Club dinner in Washington after delivering a combative speech aimed at President Truman. Harold L Ickes and others commented on Bricker’s abrasive tone and insistence that Republicans must run the party their way, while foreign ambassadors observed the incident with disbelief at his public manners.
Personal notes place Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Roberts of Danville Kentucky as guests of Earl Litton in Washington Avenue and Mrs. William B. Morton hosted by Collett Littlepage in Kanawha Boulevard with plans to return to Pensacola Florida. The piece comments that some Americans in public life fail to exhibit basic decency, noting Bricker as a mere flicker in the presidential race as observed by intelligent newspaper men at the event.
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