Army Drear 'irl Joins The Navy
In Baton Rouge Louisiana AP reports men from near Harding Field Army air base married a Navy ensign, Phyllis Bead of Glendale California, after a long-distance romance despite California Louisiana distance and social column coverage.
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Harding Field Echoes Of A Quiet Romance
Local committee prepares to select another sweetheart as Phyllis and her marriage likely went unknown. Rumors say the Levens may choose a Baton Rouge girl and that she may meet them.
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Tea Enough Concedes Time With Navy Interference
A brief remark notes she will not have time to become entangled with the Navy, implying limited availability or conflicting duties. The comment signals a possible prioritization in personal or professional commitments amid wartime or naval activity.
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Lifeguard Ann Whitfield at Camp Polk
AP report notes Army pool lifeguard Ann Whitfield, once a WAAC member and aquatics mermaid at the 1946 New York World’s Fair, serves as a swimming instructor at Fort Leonard Wood. The story highlights her career as a lifeguard and instructor.
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Psychology and soulmates in modern marriage questions
Dorothy Dix answers readers on relationships and aging. A college student and an atheist discuss common ground in romance and the danger of marrying for physical attraction alone. Dix argues lasting marriage needs shared interests and mental connection. She also refutes midlife aging myths and advises forgiveness for a past in a young couple planning marriage.
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Haskins Couple Fish Then Find Tire in Smokies Stream
Mr and Mrs G Haskins and party fished in Great Smoky Mountains National Park but failed to catch. They swam in the mountain stream and found an automobile tire in the stream bed. A nearby fire produced two bass, the only catch of the day.
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