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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1949
Page
4
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Dorothy Dix counsels a wife torn between staying with a husband pursuing social freedom and the impact on two children. The answer urges restraint, loyalty, and handling jealousy while warning that separation invites divorce and outsider influence. Other letters discuss avoiding cruelty to children and the burden of sensitive spouses in family life.
The University of Alabama plans to create a nursing school with a dean chosen by officials after Dr. Gallalee, the president, wrote state nurse organizations seeking recommendations. The program, funded at forty thousand dollars yearly under an 131s act, will train nurses to fill hospital roles and expand college offerings with a disability-focused, clinical mission. Legislature approved the venture to aid Alabama’s nursing workforce.
LOG ANGELES AP Finnt hhen vill he held today for Bwiey Clark radio crooner who died Saturday in a crash landing of a private plane in midtown. four others aboard the twin engine Cexsna include Sam Tayes NBC Weat Coast newsman who planned to resume broadcasts tonight. Pilot James Mayter and two others injured. Hayes wife Sally 28 Frank Brend 6 Jennings Fierce 32 NBC executives among the injured. CAV Aeronautics officials continue inquiry into the crash.
University of Florida plans a 25 percent rise in student registrations as it expands nursing programs. Nurse candidates will complete campus training before extensive hospital rotations across the state. No new buildings are planned. similar programs exist at Tulane and Vanderbilt.
Lakeland detectives led by Chief Lee Ellis pursue an intensive inquiry into a wave of burglaries in Lakeland homes over the past two weeks. While officials did not confirm counts or total losses, police reported Victims include Ralph McCullough whose home was broken into while he and his wife were away, with about $806 in jewelry stolen.
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