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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1945
Page
6
In Dorothy Dix advice, choose a prospective spouse by inspecting the entire family. The column warns that bad inlaws can ruin marriage, urging readers to assess mothers, fathers, siblings, and extended kin to avoid lifelong discord.
Widow asks if she should host daughter-in-law and grandchildren. Dorothy Dix urges the mother-in-law to stay hands off, avoid advice, and protect her son’s marriage by not inviting interference. warns daughter-in-law will veto and sour relations.
A fragmentary report notes service by overseas noncommissioned officers and air force personnel in Italy during a World War II era campaign. It mentions Padua and Meo or Mis C4 Gennels of Bit base Bardest, bronze stars, and a ceremony with four bronze stars. It references October enlistment and overseas duty, and states one individual employed with the Do than On Nulls af Dothen Ala as a tanner before entering service.
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