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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1944
Page
7
Dorothy Dix argues wartime labor shifts must end as women transition from playful temporary workers to capable providers. She warns that after the war many will be single or supporting disabled spouses and stresses the need for real training, discipline, and career focus beyond flirtations and fashion.
The piece urges women to seize opportunity and gain expertise in their trade to secure future survival. It emphasizes that skilled women can avoid poverty by supporting themselves and loved ones, urging immediate action to become an expert in their own field.
Governor OConor urged creation of a State Ballot Commission to handle absentee voting issues for servicemen. He discussed adding the panel to the soldier vote bill with Attorney General Walsh. Proposed seven members include the Governor, AG, Secretary of State, Senate President, House Speaker, Chief Judge Sloan, and W Frank Roberts.
The governor said reaching age 70 would allow retirement and qualification for a post. A ballot commission is proposed in an absentee vote bill by Delegate Leon A Rubenstein. Rubenstein plans to introduce the measure in the special session starting Monday night. In Washington, Truman announced a hearing by a subcommittee on cracking Liberty Ships will be held in New York City tomorrow amid initial complaints.
In a brief remark, Truman referenced vessels that reportedly cracked while at sea. The statement highlighted maritime incidents and stressed safety concerns linked to ongoing operations and naval readiness.
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