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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1943
Page
6
A wife asks Miss Dix what to do as her husband in a defense plant falls for a co worker. The reply urges patience, notes the wartime shift empowering women, and warns of personal heartbreak while predicting the affair will fade and the husband return chastened.
A dense radio listing highlights the Army Air Force Band, dance orchestras, and various musical features. It notes performances by Frederica Coe, Miss Annie, the Martines in Rhythm, and a range of orchestras, with updates on schedules, shows, and notices across stations.
A dense page lists Red Cross dramatic shows, church services, musical groups, and a long reader letter asking for marriage guidance after a war. The column includes program notes for Stampe, Apollo theater pieces, and a broad schedule from morning to evening with names like Washington, Chicago, and St. Luke echoed across religious, cultural, and entertainment segments. The response advises taking a chance and marrying promptly to secure the future despite postwar uncertainty.
A scrambled word puzzle page lists naval unit insignia hints and many cross clues. The grid includes numerous defined terms such as African seaport Bengal quince and Caterpillar bar, with entries covering fish cans Emplorer Malt drink and various other nautical and general knowledge items.
The text notes that wartime liquidation is unlikely and that many veterans may not return to old jobs. It emphasizes that many men will seek new skills after service and that abundant work remains for capable workers, with the Bey Syndicate mentioned.
West for the club king led the jack but Von Zedtwitz refused to cover forcing a ruff and a series of plays, then a heart ruff and spade take. North-South faced with limited danger as Von Zedtwitz pursued overtricks, highlighting careful play and the risks of careless rubber to duplicates.
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