New Ideas To Get Husbands
Chicago May 15 The Spe cial News Service reports a psychologist Dr Robert N McMurry says any marriageable woman can snare a husband by applying a "moral dominance" plan. The method targets conscientious or inferior men, uses flattery then points out flaws, and aims to make him feel dependent before pressuring for marriage. He likens the tactic to offensive moves from Hitler. The piece cites census data claiming more men than women, implying ease of securing a husband if the plan works.
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Von Papen Holds Parley With Turkish Minister
German circles in Ankara said Nazi Ambassador Franz von Papen and Turkish Foreign Minister Sukru Saracoglu discussed a peace and friendship program between Germany and Turkey at a lengthy conference yesterday. They said von Papen made no military demands and Germany had no complaint about Turkey's stance in the war.
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Fresh Pilots Help British Fresh Pilots Help British
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Parity Prices Set At 85 Per Cent Of Parity
The Senate approved a bill to guarantee government loans at 85 percent of parity for cotton, wheat, corn, rice, and tobacco, sending the measure to President Roosevelt. Supporters say it lifts farmer income and stabilizes markets. opponents warn of a possible veto and higher consumer costs.
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