Solomon Warns Modern Youth on Love and Divorce
Dorothy Dix reflects on how youth rushes into marriage and divorce in wartime, citing a case of a man who deserts his wife for new temptations abroad. The column notes altered attitudes toward marriage, emphasizes enduring consequences, and urges delaying marriage to test compatibility amid a surge of quick nuptials. Dorothy Dix quotes Solomon on the insolubility of a man with a maiden and links it to contemporary postwar attitudes.
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Solomon
Apo Solomon
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Dorothy Dix
Newspapers Spread as Army Advances Across Fronts
In a wartime look at home front media the Army expands its press network for troops abroad. Camp newspapers number over 700, with titles like The Round-Up in New Delhi and The Bleot in Australia, plus Yank circulating worldwide. The piece notes rapid growth behind front lines and the use of radio summaries to reach GIs, while interwoven reader Q A’s discuss alimony, marriage, and wartime ethics with a brisk editor’s voice.
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Army
New Delhi
Bleot
Australia
Midnight Sun
Alaska
Whites Falcon
Iceland
Yank
Army Weekly
New York
Tran
Egypt
India
Australa
Hawaii
Panama
Trinidad
Puerto Rico
London
Greenland
Bermuda
Newfoundland
England
Cairo
Algiers
Oran
Casablanca
North Africa
Iicly
Italy
Great American
Ovar
Army Convicts Second Officer in World War News
BELFRIDGE FIELD Michigan AP Lieut Col Charles G White, second high ranking Army air base officer, was sentenced by a general court martial to dismissal after conviction on five counts including drunkenness and neglect. Col William T Colman, former base commandant, was demoted to captain after four counts of drunkenness and negligent use of firearms. Both outcomes await War Department review.
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Belfridge Field
Mich
Charles G White
Army Air Base
Maria
Dlamiasa
Army
Court Martia
Col White
Jan
William T. Colman
Bese
Neas
William R. McRae
Colman
War Department
Another Cut Ordered In Newsprint Usage
Washington LAP reports the War Production Board orders a further five percent cut in newspaper paper consumption for the last quarter, citing manpower shortages in the pulp and paper industry and aiming to conserve scarce materials nationwide.
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Washingtonlap
War Production Board
WPB
Slayer Of Army Bride Is Sought
Police hunted today for the knife-wielding slayer of Mrs. Mary Gallian a pretty 16 year old bride of an Army officer. Gallian's body was found in the basement of her mother in law's home with a pink under slip knotted around her neck and her throat slashed. A blood stained butcher knife and two rags were found nearby. Police said they believed that Mr.
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Detroit
Mary Gallian
Mra Gelian
Voting Wards Reform Discussed by Dothan Commission
The City of Dothan Commission debated ward voting changes at a regular meeting. An ordinance proposed wards be in effect under city commission form, aiming to simplify elections and reduce costs when a general election is held. Voting may occur at any place later date, with a voting machine allocated per 600 qualified voters.
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Dothan
Th Commission
Ordinens
Gillian Strangled in Basement Incident Report
A local case details Gillian being surprised in a basement scene where she was strangled. Authorities report the victim suffered fatal injuries and investigators are reviewing the scene for motive and potential suspects.
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Gillian
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