Reforming Wives Stop Nagging to Save Homes
A reader asks if marrying a shiftless, spendthrift partner will work. Dorothy Dix notes nagging harms marriages and urges wives to treat husbands as respected guests, not slaves, to restore harmony. She argues discipline and appreciation curb conflict and improve home life, citing personal change as proof.
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Eles
Husband
Wounded Soldier Transferred To U S Navy Hospital
Private First Craig James Nall of Webb route one, awarded the Purple Heart for Pacific theater injuries Aug 5 1945, has been moved from New Caledonia to a United States hospital. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mor Nall and enlisted February 2, 1943.
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Craig James AD
Webb
United States
Nat
M Or. Nall
New Caledonia
Armed Forces
Paratroopers Aid Hartford Bond Sale
Hartford special report describes a bond sale by paratroopers from Napier Field Fort Benning. Officers McKee Ward Woodie Wolford and 24 paras staged a fundraiser in Hartford Square raising about 5340 in bonds. Local chairman says the Hartford quota is 100000 with around 40000 E bonds counted and the city expected to go over the top.
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Hartford
Memdry
Tows Square
Henry McKee
RS. Ward
Mary G Woodie
Daisy J Wolford
Napier Field
Jones
Ft Bensing
Hatford
Marriage Licenses Issued In Houston Probate Office This Week
The Houston Probate office issued marriage licenses this week to multiple couples. Names include Jame Thomee Petty and Monroe vile Ali with Emma Vonoille. Johnaga Gordon and Fern Aubrey Kaum of Cottonwood. Jeli Dunford and Nelson Dickey of Johnson City. N Frances Ryder of Johnson City and Ralph Marion Smith of Loveland and Loja Lisenby Hatfield of Dothan. Also listed are Sergeant Vincent Francis Hink and Elzabeth Emma Mando of Philadelphia. Lyte Howard Amberg and Ruth Ame Na Skoe of Wisconsin. Norman Teahan and Honora Harrett of Albany. Sergeant Earl B Rogers and Mary Heron Kelly of Hartford. James Cochran and Lucille Warren of Dothan. Lieutenant Hugh K Hare and Annette Schmidt of Houston. Bryant Whitaker and Miriam Hughes of Dothan. Robert McCoy and Winnet Lane of Dothan. Glenn O Brown and Mary Louze Alardy of Feldland.
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Houston
Jame
Thomee Petty
Monroevile
Ali
Emma Vonoille
Johnaga
Gordon
Fern Aubrey Kaum
Cottonwood
Jeli Dunford
Nelson Daniel Dickey
Johnson City
Frances Phebe Ryder
N.Y
Ralph Marion Smith
Loveland Cole
Loja Lisenby Hatfield
South Lana Street
Dothan
Vincent Francis Hink
Philadelphia
Elzabeth Emma Mando
Philadephia
Lyte Howard Amberg
Port Washington
Wis
Ruth Ame Na Skoe
Onseo
Norman Sheldon Teahan
Schenectady
Honora Harrett
Albany
Comb
Lucille Warren
Hugh K. Hare
Los Angeles
Calif
Annette
Schmidt
Texas
Bryant Wootrow Whitaker
East
Collins Street
Miriam Detle Hughes
Robert George McCoy
Franklin
Winnet Lane
North Foster Straet
Glenn O Brown
Robertdale
Mary Loulze Alardy
Feldland
Promotion and MIA Notices for Navy and Army Officers
The War Department announced the promotion of Second Lieutenant Oliver Alfred Eggers from Hartford route one to First Lieutenant in the Infantry. Separately the Navy Department listed Seaman 2nd Class James Dougles Meek, son of Carly Meek of Elba, among those reported missing in action.
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Oliver Alfred Eggers
Hartford
Ieutenant
War Department
Infantry
James Dougles Meek
Carly Meek
Elba
Private Bedsole Arrives in England With Infantry Unit
Private Precila T. Bedsole of Columbia route one arrives in England with a large group of infantry soldiers to aid training for the invasion of Europe. Many in the unit previously fought in North Africa including battles over beaches, airfields, and forts in Morocco and Algeria, and later at German positions in Tunisia.
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Precila T. Bedsole
Columbia Route One
England
Europe
European Theater of Operations
Aaid
Bedsole
North Africa
Morocco
Algeria
Germonat
Tyntata
Cadet Reports for Duty in RAF Bombardier School
Aviation Cadet Robert W. Hays of Dothan reports for duty at the RAF Bombardier School in Carlsbad New Mexico for Public Relations duties today He is the son of Mr and Mrs Homer Hepley of Bloomington Indiana Private first class Charlie Beck of the U S Army arrived on an island in the Southwest Pacific his wife Elizabeth Beck was notified today Sailor Promoted Farry Blumenfeld of Dothan advances from seaman second class to petty officer third class Yeoman Third Class
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Thasa Howassholda
Robert W. Hays
Jean C. Brackin
Dothan
RAF
Bombardier School
Carlsbad
N. M
Homer Hepley
Bloomington
Ind
Sreives
Pacific
Charlie Beck
U. S Army
Aafaly
Southwest Pacific
Mia
Elizabeth Beck
Farry Blumenfeld
Board One Group Leaves For Service
Houston County Selective Service Board One dispatched a group of registrants to Fi McPherson Georgia for Army duty after preinduction exams at Fort Oglethorpe. The men leaving include Charlie C. Braner Charlie W. Boyett George W. Martin Marshia E Moore Elvin E. Walker Harry K. Wilkes Levanda Elis Sr and Theo Frank Willford.
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Houston County
Selective Service Board
Fi McPherson
Army
Fr. Oglethorpe
Charlie C. Braner
Charlie W. Boyett
George W. Martin
Marshia E Moore
Elvin E. Walker
Harry K. Wilkes
Levanda KK Elis, Sr
Theo Frank Willford
Births in the Dothen region and Newton area
A series of birth notices records a daughter for J. D Green of Dothen route five named Jennifer Lynn Lynn. Private N. L. Collins wife Mrs Collins of Camp Clark Missouri formerly Newton route two welcomed Brenda Sue January 21. G. C. Granger and wife Cottonwood route one welcomed Tullis Wayne January 5. Wade P. Eagle and wife welcomed Wade Hampton January 22. M. Barnes and wife welcomed An Bellis January 60. Theron Wayne Wells and wife welcomed Theron Wayne February 4. Dewey Clower and wife welcomed Depthea Ann February 10.
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J. D Green
Dothen
Jennifer Lynn
Lynn
N L Collins
Camp Clark
Missouri
Newton
Brenda Sue
G. C. Granger
Cottonwood
Tullis Wayne
Wade P. Eagle
Wade Hampton
J. Im. Bames
An- Beliis
Theron Wayne Wells
Theron Wayne
Dewey Clower
Depthea Ann
Deaths and Wounded in Action Listed in War Dispatch
The list records deaths of Willie Thomas Donne sixty four Bellwood Ala Pille Powell Deal fifty two Echo Charlie Weed fifty of Arton John Auatlo Lyne fifty eight Ashford Hubert Hamm twenty two Headland Mrs N G Wood fifty Abbeville Andrew J Morrow sixty seven Elba Henry Leo Riley forty four Headland Daniel Cameron ninety one Ashford route one and PFC Norma W Howell wounded in action per War Department dispatch naming four hundred ten U S soldiers wounded in various theaters.
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Willie Thomas Donne
Bellwood
Ala
Pille Powell Deal
Echo
Charlie. Weed, Fizty
Ariton
John Auatlo Lyne
Ashford
Hubert Hamm
Headland
N. G Wood
Abbeville
Andrew J. Morrow
Elba
Henry Leo Riley
Daniel Cameron
Norma W. Howell
Ming Erma L. Howell
Chancellor Route One
War Department
United States
Four Houston youths accepted as air cadets
Four Houston county youths Buford L. Hughes Riley J. Mendheim Jack H. Paar won and Charley L. Meadows were accepted for aviation cadet training with the AAF. They attended meals at home while awaiting assignment to training.
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Houston County
AAF
Ewakting
Buford L. Hughes
Rily J. Mendheim
Jack H. Paarwon
Charley L. Meadows
Wounded Houston Soldier Receives Purple Heart Medal
Second Lieutenant Vester G. Thomiey was wounded in Thaly on Oct 21 13 and awarded the Purple Heart and Oak Leaf Cluster. He informed his parents Mr and Mrs Dalton Thomiley of Dothan. Thomiey is recuperating in a North African hospital.
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Vester G. Thomiey
Thaly
Perente
Dalton Thomiley
Dothan
Lieut
Thomley
North iAfrican Hospital
Lieutenant Promoted From Second to First Lieutenant
Samuel J. Cox Jr of Moultrie Georgia formerly Dothes is promoted to first lieutenant with the 13th AAF Overseas in the South Pacific. Cox serves as a navigator aboard a heavy bomber and has been serving since March 1943 after graduating from Dethan High School and attending Monroe Louisiana navigation school. He worked as a radio announcer before enlisting.
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Samuel J. Cox, Jr
J. Cox
Moultrie
Dothes
13Th Aaf
AAF
South Pacific
Cox
Dethan High School
AAP Navigation School
Monroe
Trolley Car Fire Kills One, Injures Fifteen
A trolley car fire killed one person and injured fifteen as flames and sparks erupted from a control box near the vestibule. Passengers fled, glass shattered, and several were cut by flying debris during the escape, with many leaping to the pavement from the moving car. Mrs Clyde Guep was among those injured.
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Meeterman
Clyde Guep
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