Dear Mary Haworth helps a wife cope with alcoholism
A wife writes of years living with an alcoholic husband and seeks guidance. Mary Haworth explains the wife’s fatigue and frustration, urges seeking AA support, and suggests attending meetings for coping strategies and emotional relief. Written guidance references Alcoholics Anonymous and The Alcoholic Foundation.
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Mary Haworth
Alcoholics Anonymous
John
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Alcoholics Anonymous, Inc
Aas
Alcoholic Foundation, Inc
P.O. Box
Grand Central Annex
New York City
Anonymous
The
Washington Post
King Features Syndicate
Wary Height Of Shoe Heel
Paris fashion figure visits the United States and mentions owning about 40 pairs of shoes cut from the same last. She warns high heels strain leg muscles and calves, urging women to diversify with flat or low heels or barefoot to avoid harm and preserve health.
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Alicia Hart
Paris
United States
Pouteet Ee Lamor
When Rules Strain Parent Child Understanding
An anecdote on strict household rules clashing with a teenager’s needs. The mother recalls a defiant mess in her daughter’s room and realizes rigidity fuels rebellion. She shifts to inviting help, explaining that rules must fit the child’s needs.
Diet Before You Get Fat-4 Add Up Calories on Marketing List
Dorothy Williams profiles Donna Reed and her diet plan as she explains shopping for vegetables, meal timing, and calorie counting. The piece outlines a seven day dieting series, highlighting Reed as a televised star and notes a city health official guiding the diet.
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Miss Reed
New York City
Donna Reed
Navy Request Draws Broadside in Boston Parade Standoff
Boston officials oppose a navy request for a broadside near the naval headquarters during the parade. Councilman William J. Foley, a World War I Navy veteran, warned it could be easily hit from the Fargo Building. Parade officials hope the Navy withdraws the request.
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Boston
Fargo
Naval Headquarters
William J. Foley
Navy
Pay Rent or No TV Aerials Ban in Beccle s Municipal Housing
Beccles England Town Council ruled that tenants behind on rent may not install television aerials. A council spokesman said if a tenant cannot pay rent they cannot afford a television set.
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Beccles
England
Little Bug Baffles Doctors
Royal Air Force doctors report an experiment on a common cold virus using 200 volunteers split into irradiated and unprotected barracks. Over six months the irradiated group averaged 12 percent catching colds each week versus 7 percent in the unprotected group. The item ends with a stray health tip about shampooing after shopping.
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London P
Royal Air Force
Small Boys Embrace Backyard Cooking Trend
AP News notes a shift as boys and teens imitate parents in kitchens. Kay Stanley reports rising orders for kids baking sets and schools adding cooking courses for boys in grades seven to nine, signaling cooking becoming a family activity and hints of future husbands.
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Unior
Kay Stanley
Chicago
Miss Stanley
Protecting Babies From Loose Blankets In Cribs
Guidance warns against placing blankets over a crib to avoid suffocation risks. Parents should use safe sleep practices and keep soft items away from infants while monitoring for any hazards that could cover a baby’s face.
Doctor Dies After Operating At Wyandotte General
Dr. William H Honor a 76 year old surgeon died of a heart attack yesterday while operating on a patient at Wyandotte General Hospital. Assistant Dr. Daniel C. Thomson completed the operation and the patient was reported in satisfactory condition.
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Detroit
William H Honor
Wyandotte General Hospital
Daniel C. Thomson
Fire Closes Doors Temporarily at Maryland Rehab Institute
An explosion of fire at The Children's Rehabilitation Institute in Reisterstown Maryland forced a temporary closure. About 50 workers evacuated 70 patients ages 3 to 25 none able to walk to safety as firemen contained the blaze to the laundry and maintenance area with dormitory damage on the floor above.
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Reisterstown, Md
Children's Rehabilitation Institute
Britons Oppose Longer TV Hours Says BBC Head
London: Sir George Barnes, head of Britain’s government sponsored television, told a London University student group he opposes increasing daily viewing hours from six. He said shorter TV hours are better.
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London
Britain
Sir George Barnes
London University
Stage, He Faces Possible Withdrawal Over Thire Consequences
A brief note indicates a person may be pulled from a stage production due to unspecified consequences. The report offers limited context and names but lacks concrete details on events, dates, or parties involved.
Dream Comes True for Unknown Japanese Painter in Tokyo Show
Masato Uesoka’s 17 paintings were chosen for display at the French National Modern Art Museum in spring. George Salles of the French National Museum discovered the work during a Tokyo visit last fall. Uesaka, who died a few months before the exhibit opened, never learned of the prominence.
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Kyodo
Masato Uesoka
George Salles
National Museum
Uesaka
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