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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1932
Page
5
Dorothy Dix argues women are happier than men despite stereotypes. She cites experiments suggesting higher happiness in women, contrasts group conversations, and notes pressures from marriage and career. The piece critiques societal double standards, widowhood, work pay gaps, and domestic burdens shaping women's well being.
An editorialish note muses on philosophy and cheer in marriage, suggesting women may have a higher happiness quotient. It hints Eve and Adam with humorous biblical wordplay, credited to Dorothy Dis and Public Ledger copyright.
Paris June 19. French cadets at Saint Cyr, the West Point of France, will be allowed to wear prewar red trousers striped with blue and a black coat at the fall term. Since 1914 the dress has been blue with a white plume. General Frere leads the cadets in a fight with officials who want the lighter blue and white plume kept. Government sanction for re adoption has not been granted. Six thousand former Beint Cyriene, half the Sainte Cyr officer corps, were killed in the war.
Mr and Mrs C W Fleshman of Indiana Avenue announce the birth of a son Wayne Wedward born Wednesday morning at home in Pueblo Colorado The report notes UP disjointed text from a wire service dispatch about a tax bill and a jail emptying in Linn County Oregon and a goat walking like a man in Des Arc Arkansas with additional scattered lines mentioning Canada 1821 vs 1930.
West Virginia bonus marchers in Washington grow restless as food shortages and crowded quarters erode morale. Seven Moundsville veterans quit briefly, with others expected to return soon. A Charleston group truck headed home for supplies. Few marchers stay in front of the Capitol during the bonus vote, though Wheeling leader William Hinkleman urged order.
Capitol police recovered a item from Kim as Charleston marchers press for the bonus payment while some insist they will stay absent stay at home. Commander Brown warns residents against donors posing as army agents and notes cases of fraudulent solicitations. He plans to deploy credibly identified solicitors and send two trucks to collect food for the camp through December. Brown, newly elected state commander, says no one intends to remain in Washington post payment and urges veterans to return home. Expert rug and carpet makers of Greece now number 30,000.
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