Japanese Women Gain Navy Surplus Aid In Yokosuka
In Yokosuka the Shine women’s society teams with the U S Navy to fight shortages by distributing surplus navy foods to townspeople. Candy nuts flour and other rejected items are trucked to stores run by the society’s 12 000 members. Captain B W Decker approved education in democracy and sent six truckloads for distribution. Membership in the eastern society has surged.
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School As Usual For Crippled Kids
Bedridden Boston hospital patients continue schooling with Miss Catherine McHugh instructing promotees. Eleven year old Joan Cogitano of Roxbury is highlighted as brave and possibly the brightest among the wards, having endured multiple hospital stays.
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Women's Dean Says Co Ed Kiss In Dorm Lobby Permitted
Ohio State University Dean of Women Christine Y. Conaway states there is no objection or regulation against a co ed kissing her boyfriend good night in a dormitory lobby. She notes house mothers cast suspicious glances at even hand holding but supports discreet vestibule good nights as proper and in good taste.
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Birds Sing On Wing Or From Elevated Perches
Many bird species sing primarily while airborne or when perched on high objects. The behavior centers on attracting mates and defending territory, with song complexity varying by species and environment.
Girl with bone inflammation attends regular school when well
A girl who has suffered recurring bone inflammation since age two, now in fifth grade, uses crutches and attends a regular elementary school when able. When the illness flares, she returns to hospital studies. There are many patients like her.
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Why so many marriages fail to understand each other
Dorothy Dix argues most marriages are love matches yet fail due to lack of effort to understand partners. She cites nagging, neglect, and the clash between education and courtship, noting college women marry less often yet remain sought after, while men seek partners who flatter their egos.
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Clare Potter Tops Coly Award Winners for 1945 Fashion
Clare Potter, noted designer of casual clothes, is named No 1 winner of the Coly sponsored American Fashion Critics Award for 1945. Omar Kiam and Vincent Montesano take second and third as designers of suits dresses and coats.
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