Women Say They Want Postwar Peace Role
British housewives push for formal say in postwar peace and a statutory share of their husbands’ income. Home Secretary promises consideration, noting women’s war-time contributions as front line workers and administrators. In the north, 300 housewives form a volunteer land corps. Women’s Institutes mobilize 5400 preserving centers and large supplies for jam and chutney projects.
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Rosette Hargrove
KAKA
London
Home Secretary
Caroline Hasseil
Ministry of Labor
Ministry of Food
Great Britain
Plan to rebuild London housing weighs on women council
Judge Sink presiding as Randolph Court opens in Asheboro with a Sept term for criminal cases. The Women’s Advisory Housing Council led by Lady Sanderson plans modern postwar homes, temporary facilities, and cooperative input from working-class housewives through Lord Reith to shape postwar housing in London and nearby areas.
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Lord Reith
London
Women's Advisory Housing Council
Lady Sanderson
Asheboro
Superior Court
Hoyle Sink
Greensboro
Felix E.alley
Waynesville
Link
Randolph Lab
Secret Voyage on the Aurora
Jim Mallory plots with a ranger to send Mary aboard the ship for a mission tied to Bert Halloran and a cigar case from the Sonora. Mary hints at Forbes, they kiss, and Jim confronts her about the scandal while a mysterious man offers money for information as the tale continues.
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Jim Mallory
Mary
Jim
Eric Forbes
Bert Halloran
Abe Sonora
de Forbes
Mallory
Halloran
Jeffery Hammond
Lois Fommend
Aurora
Curly Bates
Big Cayman
Key West
Hammond
Lois
Mary Larsen
New York
Forbes
Bert Hal- Joran
Sonora
Bert
Spike
Jim Darling
Jean
Jin
Young Democrats Convene in Winston-Salem Amid Hype
Raleigh dispatch notes the Winston-Salem Young Democrats set to host a mid month convention with heavy anticipation and lavish entertaining by Mayor Dick Reynolds. Speculation runs rampant on presidential candidates as General Chairman Bill Davis seeks harmony and three viable contenders.
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Raleigh
Winston-Se- Jem
Docs
Democracy
Dick Reynolds
Winston- Salem
Tate
Y. D
College of Musical Knowledge
Bill Davis
Ollie
Modern Etiquette Q and A from Roberta Lee Advice Column
An etiquette column discusses social norms including whether a man should smoke while walking with a woman and proper letter margins. It also covers when a woman should remove wraps at meals, noting assistance from attendants. The piece mentions English drug manufacturers offering $200 a ton for stinging nettles.
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England
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Teat
NEA
IHC
Capital Shorts
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Lydia
Pinkham
HINDS
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Clapp
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