Dear Dorothy Dix and the crazy marriage advice
A reader 26 asks about an ill wife like fiancée who aches constantly and fears future pain. Dorothy Dix urges breaking the engagement, calling the person neurotic or lazy, and notes marriage won’t cure symptoms or reduce bills. A second letter from a 25-year-old lovesick woman is advised to avoid a uncertain partner who wavers on commitment.
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Susan
Britain trails in flying wing research says cat man pilot
England's John Cunningham, famed for his night vision, told Northrop engineers that Britain holds world speed records and leads jet engine work but lags behind the United States in flying wing research. He studied B-35 bombers and discussed designs during a conference, while serving as DeHavilland England's chief test pilot.
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Hawthone
Cal
United States
England
John Cunningham
Northrop Aircraft Co
Cunningham
DeHaviland Aircraft
Not At All Aims For Mr Right Says Ruth
Ruth counters a claim that she seeks an unattainable ideal and says plenty of men qualify as good husband material. She advises to keep an eye out for Mr. Right, noting many men meet the required points.
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Dorothy DIX
Toey
Ruth
Mr. Right
Yankee Fishermen To Use All But Wiggle
Harold E. Crowther of the Atlantic Coast Fisheries Company laboratories says research has begun to reclaim fish liver and other waste tossed into the sea before trawlers arrive. He notes the New England fishing industry loses about 3.6 million dollars yearly in medicinal and other oils from livers.
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Boston
Harold E. Crowther
Atlantic Coast Fisheries Company
New England
Crowther
Salvation Army Spurns Guest's Kind Aid
In Goshen Indiana Richard O Malley thanked Salvation Army officers for food and a night’s lodging. He left a note upon departure saying thanks and that he fixed the light meter so it wouldn’t register, prompting electricians to reconnect the meter and replace blown fuses.
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Goshen
Ind
Richard O'Malley
Salvation Army
Offers War Goods Back With Few Takers
Cedar Rapids store operator Jack Yager tested a wartime goods adjustment plan. Any item bought in the five years after December 7, 1941 could be returned for adjustment in 1947. He expected many returns but so far has adjusted only two men’s suits, a boys zipper jacket, and a key chain.
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Cedar Rapids
Jack Yager
Yager
Atuff
Magnetic Mines Increase Channel Clearance Danger
Magnetic mines can be set to permit several ships to pass then explode under the next, raising the challenge of clearing sea channels of mines.
Rebuilt Tokyo Tei Milk Supply Atlas Unveiled In Tokyo
A reconstructed Tokyo plan outlined milk supply coverage and urban features including hospitals public quarters parks and pastures. The Shimbun notes a health authority will appoint coordinators to propagate education while a public program offers lectures and educational films.
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Department of Labor
Veterans Administration
Department of Veterans Affairs
National Service Life Insurance Act
Tokyo
Sittavetench
Cacho
Decatur City Auditor Kaufman Receives Terminal Leave Checks
Decatur Ind. terminal leave payments were issued to city auditor H Kaufman. He received a check for center plus a $400 terminal loan bond and related amounts. The details indicate he will likely have his terminal leave owed, with the total sum including a 400 bond component.
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Decatur
Ind
Yo. H. Kaufman
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