Dear Dorothy Dix helps a unhappy wife choose her path
Dorothy Dix counsels a 35 year old mother torn between a stable marriage and a flirtation with freedom. She warns that leaving her husband and children brings poverty and guilt, urging she weigh family against desire and consider the lifelong impact on her kids. A second reader asks about widows finding happiness, with Dix noting many can find new joy if they seek it and avoid pessimism.
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Pitot Sacrifices Life To Protect Motorists
Dallas native First Lt. James Arthur Bradley died piloting a blazing F-84 at Hensley Field. He steered the jet away from 100 parked cars, crash landing beyond the field to shield Sunday spectators. Lt. Col. Taylor said Bradley may receive the Congressional Medal of Honor for saving lives. Bradley, 32, was a WWII veteran, husband, and father of two.
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