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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1946
Page
2
This weekly Washington Bureau column answers reader questions about veterans and their families. Readers may send questions to the Bureau at 1616 Eye Street N W Washington D C and replies appear in a later column.
General Bradley warns colleges face staffing and housing strain from a surge of 1,250,000 WWII veterans in 1946 47 with on the farm training and more than 2 million books supplied. Many veterans lack up to date government life insurance and pensions. VA plans aid in reinstating policies.
Megan confronts love and loyalty as Larry questions her feelings for Fallon. Jim reveals his past with Alicia and defends himself amid mounting guilt. Megan and her father reconnect, sensing a fragile peace as they face looming consequences and a looming continuation.
A Portland mother writes Kathleen Norris about poverty driving a desperate decision. Her 16 year old daughter Rosie-Marie’s love for her boss led to a secret pregnancy, a coerced marriage to an older man, and a plan to hide the child. Norris urges honesty with the fiancé, warns Harold cannot derail the daughter’s happiness, and condemns loveless marriages as ruinous.
A letter-column tale follows Rose, a young woman loved by a handsome rich suitor who is ambitious and powerful. A dark secret from Rose’s past endangers her happiness a child born at sixteen hidden by her widow mother. The suitor threatens exposure unless the mother marries him.
Eddie Rozner, famed leader of the White Russian state jazz band, is attacked by Izvestia for trivial programs. Tickets consistently sell out as Rozner claims he learned his craft in Harlem, New York, in youth.
A bed with a valance reaching the floor creates a well dressed look while a short spread falls short. A plain valance repeating room color pairs well with an old fashioned quilt or crochet spread. Five and a half yards of material split lengthwise down the center suffices.
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