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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1945
Page
4
The column examines women and men in relationships, arguing neglect triggers jealousy and urging harsh tactics to end marriages. It includes a controversial set of steps a man is advised to take to drive his wife away, followed by a reader question about a young woman dining with a married employer and the admonition that public dining with an employer invites gossip and scandal.
Frank Carey reports the Central Brazil Foundation funds a spring expedition to explore the Roncador Xingu plateau in northern Brazil. A base camp near the Araguaia junction, 850 miles northwest of Rio, aims to study ecology and resources while building ground bases for a potential 1800 mile air route from Rio to Manaus. The project seeks settlers along the route and may impact international air travel between Rio and Miami. The effort plans to reach the River of Death area and confronts hostile terrain and indigenous activity. The co ordinator notes the plateau’s future hinges on these discoveries.
Vicki Baum pursued a career as a professional harpist in Germany before turning to writing novels. Her early musical training influenced her storytelling style as she established herself in literature.
Chicago Grandparents Thad and Josephine Weitz captured the husband wife championship with a 1264 total, topping 1254 couples in the largest meet of its kind in the United States. They surpassed last season's 1224 record set by Lynn and Rose Lakin of Chicago, with Thad scoring 24 and Josephine 540.
Dr Edward P Kilroe orders the Jamaica infield opened to horses despite flowers and shrubs. The association president cancels stall rent while Belmont Park and Aqueduct may follow. Open infields allow horsemen to turn Isosetares and gelding all day, freeing time previously spent hiring grooms and boys.
St Louis report notes the Cardinals have not lost consecutive games since 1940 as they halted a five game skid that matched their longest since 1941. The piece mentions owners seeking rent money for feed and plans to use fields to exercise horses while workers are elsewhere.
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