Masochism and hurt in Hal's troubled romance
A reader argues Hal is drawn to a girl who scorns him, insisting the motive is his resentment of humiliation. The piece rejects the idea that he enjoys pain, urging parents to assert to teens that they despise being disparaged and to confront hurt honestly. It cites Somerset Maugham's Of Human Bondage as context.
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Family of Eight Seeks Housing in Miami
A Miami couple with six children and another on the way, after moving from St. Louis in January, have tried 135 times to rent a home. They faced eviction risk as their boss offered rent-free shacks that were condemned. The Allen family appealed to the Miami Condemnation Board of Appeals and won a three day delay in tearing down the structures.
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Rosie the Riveter and the new woman in industry
The article outlines a wartime and postwar shift as women take on man sized jobs on production lines. It notes Census figures, unions, and political activity with quotes from AFL CIO and CIO leaders on women’s rights, training, and career advancement in industry.
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America
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Dear Mary Haworth Advice Column Lost in Office Romance
A reader asks how to approach a married or engaged office woman he finds attractive without overstepping. The columnist notes the man’s formal, shy manner and suggests candid, respectful behavior, recognizing the woman’s perceptive, cordial conduct and the social dynamics of workplace encounters.
How to Learn If the Woman You Admire Is Married or Widowed
Advice suggests discreetly asking a business contact in the office about Miss Blank’s status. If she is widowed, seek a proper introduction to pursue friendship respectfully. The columnist Mary Haworth advises writing directly to the columnist rather than via mail.
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Christian teen evangelist Renee preaches world wide fun faith
Renee Martz a 13 year old evangelist travels with her father Jack Martz leading choirs and preaching across 37 nations. She started preaching at six and sings bebop styled songs while teaching that being a Christian is fun. Her family supports her with Ruby James as traveling teacher and her own song Bubble of Joy reflecting her message.
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