Dorothy Dix Advice Columns On Marriage And Work
A reader asks whether a wife should hire or dismiss a secretary who pursues him, and Dorothy Dix warns that keeping a love‑struck secretary endangers marriage and suggests finding her another job. A second letter asks two boys about a girl’s behavior with her mother’s view as yardstick, advising that a girl’s relationship with her mother signals suitability for marriage.
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Women's Fashions Wither Under Nazi Rule
Dorothy Roe reports that Nazi control of Paris fashion shows a collapse of French couture since 1939, with German backed designs appearing in magazines smuggled to New York. The contrast highlights American designers forging a wartime, economy-minded style distinct from Paris. Maurice Reniier notes American designers stand alone against Nazi influenced trends.
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Maurice Reniier
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Mixed marriages and faith clash in rigid unions
A fragment discusses couples from different crowds failing to unite, blaming control rather than devotion to God. The text argues mutual respect for creed can ease friction, noting repeated warnings against scenes and incompatibility in religiously mixed marriages.
Hollywood Censors Approve Best Foot Forward Dress Scene
Lucille Ball stars in a Broadway musical number as children chase a guest, while censors watch the silk dress and lace quickly. Eddie Russell directs a scene for Best Foot Forward as the team faces microphone drama.
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Auctioneers Question Ceiling Price on Farm Machinery
The OPA ceiling on farm equipment sold at public sales may not cover bidder wars. Auctioneers say rules do not settle who wins when two or more bid the limit. OPA suggests rotating bidder names in a hat as a possible fix, though any decision is up to the auctioneers.
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OPA
Holter Anniversary Observed At East Main Home
Mr and Mrs Morris R Holter celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at their East Main Street home Feb 14 with a family dinner and reception. Nearly 10 relatives attended the afternoon event, along with five guests connected to the couple from the wedding 30 years ago. Both are in fragile health and have two daughters, four daughters in all, plus 14 grandchildren. The couple are Middletown natives who moved near High Knob about 34 years ago. The ceremony was conducted by the late Rev T F Hoffmier. CLASS MEETS The Builders class of the Church of the Brethren gathered at Mrs Ralph E Shobers home Friday with 31 members and seven guests. Prayer and readings opened the meeting followed by games and refreshments. The next session will be at Mrs Violet Fogle’s, March 19, and a rummage sale is planned for March 23.
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Holter
Maurice Main
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Mamie Holter
Frank
Darner
Middletown
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Beachley
Roscoe Z. Coblentz
West Springfield
Middletown Valley
High Knob
George
Anna
Mary Coblentz Holter
Halter
Church of the Brethren
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BU Oaligeer
America
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Reading
Grace Duvall
Bertha Nicholson
Clarence Powers
Net Williams
Margaret White
Violet Fogle
Carroll Parkway
Missing Army Transport Plane Crashes in South Atlantic
War Department reports 26 missing after an Army transport plane disappeared over the South Atlantic on January 1. Major Arthur Mills's body washed ashore near Natal in a life raft. other crewmembers' personal effects were found in the raft. Also listed as missing on active service are Col. Douglas C. MacKeachie and Lieut. Col. Russell Reed Brunner.
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South Atlantic
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Miami Beach
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Burzil
Natal
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Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company of
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Russell Reed Brunner
Baltimore
Victory Garden Meeting Set For This Afternoon
Frederick county leaders from civic groups garden clubs and youth organizations attend a four county meeting in the County Agent's office at 1 30 pm to promote Victory Garden aerial production efforts as part of a broader campaign coordinated by Miss Hammerly County Home Demonstration Agent and Henry R Shoemaker.
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Frederick woman commissioned as WAAC Third Officer
Maas Naumie M. Everhart of 767 North Market Street Frederick receives commission as a Third Officer in the WAAC. The rank mirrors a second lieutenant and she will be assigned to an executive position, freeing a man for frontline duty as the WAAC expands training to replace more Army roles.
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Maas Naumie M. Everhart
North Market Street
Frederick
Women's Army Ausiliary Corp
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