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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1948
Page
8
Dorothy Dix jokes about the classic mother-in-law problem and offers practical counsel for a newly married woman. She advises avoiding living with the in-laws, establishing a separate home if needed, and setting boundaries to minimize conflicts with the mother of the groom.
Judge Charles F. Wennerstrum, Iowa Supreme Court, defended his criticism of the Nurnberg war crimes trials. He said he would not retract, arguing prosecutors acted with personal ambition and that German information access and appeal rights were limited. He noted appeals should be handled by the United Nations.
George W. Thompson, a Montgomery grocer wholesaler, was fined 700 dollars and jailed four months after pleading guilty to assault and battery. He faced additional penalties for carrying a concealed pistol and using abusive language in the presence of a woman, with further fines totaling 700 dollars.
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