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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1945
Page
4
Dorothy Dix argues that rigorous physical training for young women including judo and fortifying posture could restore family balance and deter wayward husbands. She envisions women in uniform as a deterrent yet warns it could reduce marriage prospects by turning women into caricatures while risking a shift to force over affection.
The annual Big Creek Seven Shape convened will meet Sunday at Rehobeth School. Hes& Jin Rowland, chairman, announced several hundred singers are expected to attend.
Eighty five Army nurses reach the Tokyo area as the first American women to move into Japan under the occupation. They report to General Morist command and will continue front line medical duties. Many have served in the Pacific for three and a half years. Sergeant Darlin C. Whitlock returns to duty in the South Pacific after 30 days in the States, his brother Sergeant Hugh Whitlock discharged after serving overseas. Both brothers had been at Fort Benning before shipping out in 1942. A stray line notes a wife observing Ramadan-like fasting after dark for a month each year.
Fleet Admiral William D. Leahy told a Midwest audience that despite victory in the war the nation must remain united in devotion to American interests and welfare. He recalled Potsdam and warned Europe’s devastation could recur here, urging all efforts to prevent such catastrophe. Captain Wilbur J Vinson received the Bronze Star for meritorious service during operations against Japan on Peleliu, praised for his leadership in establishing a dependable wartime communications system.
A mixed, unclear notice describes skin blemishes and a home treatment claim. It mentions external causes and a product labeled Doctor's Home Trial Fe, with references to a skin whitener and a company in Georgia. The text is garbled and lacks coherent details or verifiable facts.
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