Dear Miss Dix Letter on a fiancés dilemma and marriage cost
In a quoted exchange Dorothy Dix discusses a engaged couple where the woman faces tuberculosis treatment Abroad and a man offers to fund her escape, prompting questions about loyalty love and duty. The adviser suggests love should guide choices and notes climate is less critical than peace of mind and proper care.
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Miss Dix
T. L
West
T. B
Bates
Uough
Wook
Johnny
Sally
Legion Auxiliary to Host Evening at Mason Hall
The Hican Legion Auxiliary Chapter 328 plans a Thursday evening program at the Masonic Hall at 8 o clock in which Mrs Hage Stephens will entertain. A miscellaneous shower is set for Lone on South Main Street with gifts for the bride. Several local residents and guests from Rock Island Dayton and Warren are mentioned as attending various events and visits including family trips to Michigan Florida and Texas.
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Hage
Stephens
Wil
Lone
South Main Street
Dion Webb
Arkansas Girls School Heads Offer to Resign
Gov. McMath brushed aside a resignation offer from the state girls' Industrial school board after a riot and escape at the school. He invited board members to submit recommendations on personnel and changes, with a meeting planned next Tuesday attended by state officials.
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Little Rock
Sid McMarth
Board of Control
State girls'Industrial School
McMath
George W. Jackson
State Hospital
Henry Bethel
A. B. Lands
Herman Lindsey
Howard Gindwin
Ruth Hale
Arkansas Council On Children and Youth
Fanny Goodman
Hope area births and discharges listed in brief
Mrs Charles Knighton Mc Nab and others announce the arrival of a son William Henry Etter V born August 16 in Lewisville. Mr and Mrs Bernard of Hope announce a daughter born August 17. Admitted Mrs Raymond Frances Hope. Discharged Olivia Thomas Garrett Willis Hope and others.
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Hope
Charles Knighton
McNab
Alice Levis
W. H. Etter
Washington
Lloyd Jaden
C. W. Featherstone
Lewisville
William Tienry Etter V
Raymond Frances
Olivia Thomas
Rt. 4
Garrett Willis
Twenty Nine Die on Arkansas Highways in July
Arkansas state police director reports twenty nine traffic deaths last month, down from 36 in July 1948. Injuries totaled about 190, with 197 killed so far this year in seven months, compared with 222 for the same period last year.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Herman Lindsey
Ark La Gas Seeks 20 Inch Pipeline Across Arkansas
Federal hearings opened on an 78 million pipeline by Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co to move gas from the Waskim Tex field to central Arkansas. The 163 mile line will cross Red River Little Missouri River and Ouachita River with 200 million cubic feet daily capacity, linking Magnolia Malvern and Benton in expanding postwar gas service.
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Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company
Waskim, Tex
Arkansas
Federal Power Commission
Washington, D. C
The
Power Commission
A. H. Weyland
Waskima Field
Red River
Shreveport
Little Missouri River
Prescott
Ark
Ouachita River
Arkadelphia
Magnelia
Perla
Malvern
Compay
Pine Bluff
Hot Springs
Litsie Rock
Little Rock
Benton
Magnolia
Little Missouri
Later
Houston
Tex
Anderson Brothers
Construction Company
Weskom
Guachita
Omaha Dredge and Dock Company
Omaha
Neb
Ark + La- Tex
Wascom
Waskom-Malvern
Sysein
Harvesting of Rice Makes Good Progress
Harvesting of rice advanced in Louisiana and Texas as hot dry weather aided growth. Several lots of new crop rough rice moved to southwest markets with prices ranging from 5.50 to 7.21 per barrel in the Gueydon area and around Welch. Milled rice markets showed limited activity with small lots offered and cautious buyers. First new crop rice arrived at New Orleans with futures at a discount to old crop offerings.
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Dallas
Louisiana
Texas
South Belt
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Gueydon
Seytherm Walls
Zenith
Houston
Southern Mills
New Oxlewis
Cuba
New Orleans
Training For Parenthood Dear Miss Dix
A reader asks about real wife and helpmeet qualifications and whether every girl should study domestic science. The reply stresses marriage as teamwork with fair play and courage, endorses domestic arts for all women, notes benefits for different classes, and urges husbands to share duties and maintain good humor in domestic life.
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Miss Dix
Man
Womain
Jack
Republicans to Delay Arms Statement in 1950 Campaign
Washington August 17 Republican leaders agreed to delay any statement of party aims for the 1950 congressional campaign until next spring. Senator Taft said talks with Guy Gabriet and others favored postponement while Wherry urged a clear platform on national issues soon. Gabrielson planned Midwest farm meetings in Slows City and Sept 2 and 24 to energize party activities.
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Ashington
Taft_of Onis
Senate
GOP
Guy G. Gabriet
Son
Wherry
Nebraska
Republican Party
Truman
White House
Midwest
Congress
Gabrielson
Iowa
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