U S Plans Training Native Troops in Indochina War
Washington reports say the United States weighs a training program giving American officers a dominant role in forming native Vietnamese divisions. France retains overall command while Geneva talks, possibly leading to an armistice, shape U S intervention and policy toward Indochina.
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Indochina
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Dear Miss Dix Advice: Love and marriage guidance column
Dorothy Dix offers counsel on love, fidelity, and troubled marriages. Advice covers avoiding a married younger woman, staying true to one’s own personality, and helping a 24 year old daughter reconcile with her husband.
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Dorothy Dia
Miss DIX
Betty
Lut's Stuff Farmer's Woes
A reflective verse by N. A. Lufburrow laments farming woes from blight weather and spoiled crops after careful planting. It portrays the farmer facing unpredictable hardships that undo hard work. The piece focuses on the farmer's ongoing struggle to reap benefits despite diligence.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Plans for Nancy Mitford novel in Moscow visit
May 31 report confirms novelist Nancy Mitford arrived in Moscow for a two week stay and is understood to be planning a new book titled Love In A Colder Climate. The trip coincides with a busy literary week in the capital.
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Moscow
Nancy Mitford
Lovely Western Section Brick Home with Two Rentals
A well maintained brick home in the western section offers six rooms and a bath on the first floor with three rooms and a bath on the second floor, plus a basement recreation area and an 1800 square foot rear building. Both the apartment and building are rented. Newly decorated interior. Low down payment and good financing available. Call Monument 2-3397.
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Bath
Anniversaries of notable Americans 1820–1944
Knowledge America Today lists key figures born on various dates. George Chorpenning, born Somerset PA 1820, mail contractor Utah to California. John Bell Heed, Confederate general born Owingsville KY 1849. Freelan Stanley, Kingfield ME 1841, inventor of the dry plate and Stanley steam auto. Charles B Davenport, Stamford CT 1866, Carnegie Institution geneticist. Frank H Lahey, surgeon founder of Boston’s Lah.
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John Bell Heed
New Orleans
Owingsville
Freelan O. Stanley
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Maine
Charles B. Davenport
Carnegie Institution
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Conn
Frank H. Lahey
Boston
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