Dear Dorothy Dix letters on marriage and education
In a trio of reader questions, Dorothey Dix weighs divorce and child custody after a failing marriage, education snobbery versus affection, and a selfish sibling who refuses financial help. Dix advises valuing character and security over diplomas and urges acceptance of a self-reliant brother.
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Prom etiquette debated by Dorothy Dix and Jean
Dear Dorothy Dix asks if a prom date should limit dancing to one partner. Jean replies the practice varies by local custom and choice. The piece notes youth favor dancing with the date while adults push broader social dancing norms.
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Dorothy DIX
Jean
The Way to a Boy's Heart Dorothy Dix Leaflet
Advice column style note instructs readers to request Dorothy Dix leaflets free of charge. Readers are asked to mail requests with a stamped self addressed envelope to her care of the newspaper.
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Dorothy Dix
Second Man Succumbs After A Plant Blast
The second of three men injured in a blast in Oak Ridge Tennessee died yesterday. A. L. Lyons aged 27 of Oak Ridge died from extensive burns and limb injuries. W. R. Stooksbury aged 27 of Andersonville died Monday night from burns and other injuries. The explosion originated in a scrap heap of zirconium oxide and zirconium near the salvage yard about a quarter mile from an atomic plant that was not damaged.
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Tenn
A. L. Lyons
W. R. Stooksbury
Andersonville
Atomic Energy Commission
Two Years After Segregation Ruling Clash Continues
James Marlow analyzes the two years since the Supreme Court halted school segregation. Compliance and defiance exist. Deep South resistance persists in states like Alabama Georgia Mississippi South Carolina and Virginia. Public urgency grows as lower courts enforce deliberate speed while NAACP actions loom.
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Solon Urges Federal Aid for Integrated School Programs
Rep. Udall proposes federal assistance for schools facing integration challenges mirroring aid used for other government activities. A House subcommittee backed the plan 4-2 with three members absent, sending the measure toward full committee consideration. The bill would fund one classroom per 25 Negro students needing integration facilities, via state agencies to HEW, with no cost estimate available.
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Udall
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House Education and Labor
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Dolbin’s Report on a Buggy and Car Collision
A horse collided with a car here causing significant damage to the automobile while the horse remained unharmed. The incident reflects the era’s transition from buggy to automobile transport and the risks involved.
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Dolbin
False Teeth Questioning Comfort and Security
Fragmentary notice notes concerns about slipping or irritation from dentures and asks readers to consult a drug counter for guidance. Reads like a brief health advisory reminding patients to seek professional advice for denture discomfort.
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Pete
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