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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1943
Page
6
Dorothy Dix counsels separations and boundaries with sons and daughters in law. She warns against living in the same house, instructs on not bossing or borrowing, and advises modest visits and fair allowances. A reader asks about a past marriage and Dix urges honesty and caution to avoid a broken future.
A dense schedule of broadcasts features the Air Forces Band, Chicago Concert Orchestra, London Comes on the Air, Three Suns, Sailors and Soldiers in News, and many other offerings. The page lists programs from morning to late night including news briefs, dramatic episodes, variety shows, sports recaps, and religious services, with performances from notable ensembles and singers.
Civilians should learn the uniforms and insignia of armed forces. A lieutenant commander in the Navy has more stripes than a lieutenant. In the Army a second lieutenant typically has a gold bar. A brigadier general wears one star. It is important to introduce an officer properly and use correct titles.
A fragmented word puzzle lists naval air force insignia terms and scattered clues across horizontal and vertical grids. Entries touch on ranks, equipment, celestial references, and geographic hints, with several numbered prompts suggesting a themed crossword-like challenge.
A reader asks how to handle unknown servicemen and the Army Navy and Marine Corps. The column answers with steps about admitting unfamiliarity and familiarizing oneself with military ranks and roles. Separately, firefighters from Independent Hose Company extinguished a pole fire on Route 15 near Buckeystown on Friday. Fire officials say a replace ment pole contacted live wires, causing the blaze.
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