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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1946
Page
5
Dorothy Dix Advice column fragment shows an ex service member aged 22 entangled with a widow mother trying to push a romance with her daughter. The mother demands conditions, prompting concerns about safety and marriage prospects amid a dangerous social trap.
A wartime column presents a boy age eight asking how to handle a romance with a girl older than him while expecting to be drafted. The adviser urges the youth to resist pressure and focus on his immature status, noting he will join the Army and be shaped by service before adulthood. The tone reflects the era’s moral guidance.
A reader asks whether to marry a soldier who wants to move states while she stays in her hometown with a good job. Helen counsels waiting until he has steady work and financial security, warning against rushed marriages and stressing the value of independence and stability before marrying.
The piece argues Switzerland should be allowed a modified role in the United Nations given its enduring neutrality. It notes Switzerland’s central European position, multilingual population, and defensive army, suggesting nonmilitary areas like humanitarian and economic participation as a model, with plebiscite possible for broader changes.
AP News reports Warsaw's population has surged by about 200000 in four months as repatriates from Soviet Russia and Western Europe flood in. Officials face housing shortages for up to 400000 current residents plus new arrivals, complicating plans to shelter and relocate people as rebuilding proceeds. The government aims to settle many in western territories while aiding Warsaw's recovery.
Ernie Hansen, a 60-year-old champion chicken picker from Fort Atkinson Wisconsin, dismisses a new feather-removal machine. He can pluck chickens by hand in three and a half seconds and has handled hundreds in practice. In a record contest he peeled 1,472 birds in seven hours and 45 minutes.
In Gary Indiana a striking steelworker sought to dismiss his divorce suit by asking Lake Superior court judge pro tem Paul R. Piazza. The judge approved the motion and said no attorney fees would be due until after the strike. The article also notes the U S now produces more soybeans than Manchuria, traditionally known as the Chinese staff of life.
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