A Wife's Confessional and a Doctor’s Visit
A narrator suspects Katherine's reluctance to reveal Hal Meredith's interest in Fanny Powell's case. He ponders whether the famed psychiatrist sees more than professional duties, while Katherine hides her embarrassment and a renewed friendship with Meredith. The scene shifts as he plans to check on Lilian and reassesses his feelings.
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Hal Meredith
Fanny Powell
Meredith
Fanny Poell
Katherine
Ina
Portraits chronicling Monroe militia from origin to World War
Enlarged portraits of local national guard infantry commanders gathered by Captain W. W. Cooper will adorn the armory walls for Company G and the Service Company, 156th Infantry. The history names early leaders from F. M. Witherspoon to J. H. Trousdale and Col. F. P. Stubbs, noting their armory sites, wartime service, and postwar mustering.
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National Guard
W. W. Cooper
156Th Infantry
F. M. Witherspoon
George Selman
British Elders Clash Over Birth Control Policy
London July 22 British Bishops remain divided over birth control after the Bishop of Birmingham praised limiting families while other bishops including Guilford Gore and Winchester criticized it. The Birmingham prelate argued small families benefit public welfare and could prevent future war by reducing Europe’s crowded conditions.
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David M. Church
London
Birmingham
All Britain
Guilford
Gore
Winchester
Europe
Birth Control Debate Rocks Britain Amid Moral Clash
A public morals council report on birth control sparks intense debate in Britain. Bishop Gore warns the movement is unnatural and dangerous while endorsing self control as a key virtue amid calls for education to curb reckless childbirth.
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England
National Council of Public Morals
Winchester
Bishop Gore
Great Britain
House of Commons
Commanders of the Company After the War
The organized Company G and the Service company were formed here. Pictures of the postwar commanders will not be placed in the armory. Of the thirteen prewar commanders, all but six—Witherspoon, Selman, Lee, Oakley, Bynum, and Young—now reside in Monroe.
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Lillian
Katherine
Lil- Han
Monroe
Witherspoon
Selman
Lee
Oakley
Bynum
Young
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