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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1943
Page
11
Dorothy Dix argues women comprehend men more than men understand women, noting women rely on men for life’s luxuries and status. She critiques male indifference to studying women, mocks golf and stock talk, and urges men to learn what makes women feel valued and respected as partners.
A war correspondent recounts a daytime naval operation near Rendova and Munda, detailing shore battery demolitions, air raids, and shipboard combat. The narrative follows multiple destroyers narrowing enemy positions, fending off torpedo plane attacks, and a harrowing torpedo pass that fails to explode, with crews enduring intense naval combat and returning to base battered but victorious.
A compact reflection on gender dynamics noting men and women misunderstandings and mutual interest. The piece relies on witty aphorisms about interpersonal relations and social mores, with a lean, period-voice tone.
Miss Constance Dowling of New York, now in Hollywood, is labeled a triple threat by Samuel Goldwyn. In her first film Up in Arms she will not sing, dance, or act, since her role is romantic lead with little action. Goldwyn says the public will discover her organically as Dinah Shore sings, Danny Kaye dances, and Dana Andrews flirts. Dowling remains unsure yet hopeful.
Band member Pet Stull, son of Meo quad Ars Staley, recently spent time with his parents and was indicted into the Army. He is stationed at Camp Maxey, Texas, and a member of the Beatovental Band. Meanwhile Constance Dowling’s career arc is traced from chorus girl to dramatic roles and a Goldwyn contract, with theater work in New York and early screen tests.
Miss Nicie Bo Per mil of Washington spent a two week vacation at Perreil Homestead. Mrs Florence Nichols of Bethesda, formerly of this place, is very ill. Visiting Sunday were Chester Dans, Bailey Briggs of Glen Echo, Watson Davis, Irving Young and daughter Shirter of Rockville, and Robert Lee Young of Dicker SOL. Recent visitors included Archiband Davis and sons Robert and Jerrald, Mrs Harvey Swartybeck and Russell Swartzbeck, Marie Brigham of Hunting Hall, Harold Hastings of Baltimore. Master Sonny Tracey of Fred erick spent summer with cousin Billy Dans. Master Laws Davis vacations with father and stepmother at Glen Beha, returning to State Teachers College Frostburg for final semester. Confirmation class received at St. Mark's Lutheran Church by Rev. C.G. Ho Corbett. Members named Pauling Louise Ridenour, Gladys and Doris Woe Barts Wyte Water Fry, Maron Lewis, Donald and Harold Manahan. Special music rendered. Thelma Manahan and Lee Corbett sang Open the Gates of the Temple. Mars Corbett accompanied. Mrs Carroll Harbargh and daughter of Milton Pa. spent several days with Ruth Wararman. Miss Hardman has secured a position at a defense plant in Hartford Conn. Miss Manausa is daughter of Postmaster and Mrs Francis Manahan. Mrs Blanche Wink, ill, shows improvement. Samuel Hiltner returned to camp Massachusetts after furlough. Myre Arthur Moorehead noted. Not all eggs are valid, some lay perfectly round ones.
Sabillasville Sabinsville workers of St Mark's Lutheran Church held their monthly meeting at Mrs Roy Pryor's home with 22 members and nine guests present. A birthday cake for treasurer Mrs Eby was shared and gifts given. A guess box by Mrs Nola Harbaugh went to Mrs A P Brown. Hostess served refreshments.
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