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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1950
Page
3
Dorothy Dix replies that most husbands test every girl they meet to see how far she will go. If a woman holds high principles, she earns respect and avoidance of harm, while a villain targets easier morals. A woman should resist, and a married man will not tire of his wife for seeking companionship.
An ageing husband entices younger women for thrill while clinging to a faithful wife. Dorothy Dix advises on dating rights for women, while a wife endures fifteen years of infidelity and weighs leaving for her son’s future. The column weighs duty, sacrifice, and personal choice.
John Roberson a 21 year old Houston County man was arrested after deputies found him on the front porch near Beckhaw Crossroads. The warrant charged him with attempted murder in an alleged attack reported by his wife. Roberson had been hiding in woods since the warrant was issued.
AP reports Justice Hugo Black vacationing quietly in Alabama with his 16 year old daughter Josephine, guest of his son and daughter in law. Black, former U.S. senator from Alabama, declined to comment on current affairs as he visits Birmingham area. A separate Tennessee item notes a well dressed young man hitchhiking in evening clothes and carrying a carriage box, drawing notices from passersby.
Geneva reports that European immigration and emigration countries provide a $1,000,000 fund to the ILO for an expanded technical assistance program in migration and employment. The gift follows discussions at a recent ILO Preliminary Migration Conference endorsed by France the United Kingdom and the United States. Knowledge of electrons is discussed alongside scientific history as a note on discovery.
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