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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1947
Page
8
A partial fragment discusses marriage and remarriage focusing on women with children and their choice of second husbands. It notes many men want children, stepfathers may feel jealousy, and raises questions about future plans and a woman named Eileen amid uncertain lines.
A letter questions enduring a spouse who constantly thumbsucks. Dorothy Dix explains the habit may reflect immaturity or coping needs and advises learning to live with it, suggesting it may become part of her character. A second letter from a wife-to-be asks about marrying while loving another man, with Dorothy noting it is unfair to the child and advising caution.
A fragmentary radio schedule lists stations CBS WFMD XBC WRAL ABC WMAL MBS WOR and programs. entries include news, sports, variety shows, mystery theater, and dance band segments with times and repeats noted.
Leaders warned a Presidential veto looms as Congress negotiates a bill banning portal pay for non productive activities. The Senate and House approved a compromise on landing votes and a voice vote respectively amid predictions of a veto.
A Loudoun County program on atomic energy ended with announcements of contest winners. Judges recognized students from Leesburg and nearby schools including Purcellville and Aldie for essays on energy Bears and related topics.
Gillette presents the Kentucky Derby tomorrow after noon at 630 over the Columbia network and Station WFMD. Clem McCarthy and Bill Corum report the 73rd run for the roses from Churchill Downs with a caller ready to describe the race.
President Truman sent to Congress a government reorganization outline giving the labor secretary direct control over wage and hour laws enforcement. The plan keeps the United States Employment Service within Labor and seeks centralized administration of wage and hour acts on federal public works. He also urges creation of a single agency for programs and continuation of existing internal organization.
Building permits issued by the city engineer authorize conversion of several properties into apartments. A.E. Fisher at 115 East Second Street converts to two units for 1000 dollars. Lewis at 135 West Patrick adds two bathrooms in a two apartment conversion costing 1000 dollars. Walter E. Eiker at 248 Carroll Parkway converts to two apartments for 359 dollars.
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