Dear Miss Dia on a Broken Romance and Divorce
Dorothy Dix advises a woman who left her husband for a married man that she must face consequences of breaking vows. The reader is urged to end the affair, leave the social setting, learn a skill, and become self supporting to find possible happiness instead of chasing a futile marriage with a man who never promised or intended to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dia
Hem
Sam
Huch Jove
Jovesto
Mrarn
Older women urged for war jobs over younger workers
A reader argues that women in their fifties and sixties should be given work in defense industries, noting their loyalty and lower absenteeism. Dorothy Dix replies praising older women’s experience and urging retraining, while stressing the need for capable women in government jobs and war efforts. A separate note suggests high school girls can help by joining Red Cross or church groups. another item mentions Brazilian ants and soil-stabilizing plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Births and Visits Highlight Bolivar News Harpers Ferry
Mrs Anna Tyler of Washington visits Bolivar as the Dyett Rockenbaugh family welcomes a daughter at Charles Town General Hospital. The second girl in the family brings joy to Mr and Mrs J H Reigger, Mr and Mrs P R Ayers, and Nancy Ayers. Donald Noland of the US Navy in Norfolk visits his parents Roy and Mrs Noland. Mrs Laughlin Mater of Harpers Ferry travels with Mary Hanshew of Martinsburg for a past week visit.
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Bolivar
W. Va
Dyett Rockenbaugh, Jr
Charles Town General Hospital
Otr
Anna Tyler
Washington, D. C
J. H. Reigger
P. R. Ayers
Nancy
Washington
L. O. Hope
Donald Noland
US. Navy
Norfolk, Va
Roy Noland
Laughlin Mater
Harpiers Ferry
Mary Hanshew
Martinsbore
Joe Steinbrun
Canny Hill
Mortiner Hayes
Raymond Taylor
Rockville
O Lo Linn
Arkansas
Claude Noland
Ellsworth McConnell
Alexandria
Charles Sitters
Winchester
Lo Tash
Weekend Visitors and Local Residents Report from Bolivar
The column lists numerous locals and visitors, including Mrs Walter Dussard of Balymnore, Miss Ruth Spensler in Philadelphia, and Mr Cecil Webb with bass caught in Baltimore. It notes hospital stays, operations, and recoveries, with Crane family ties to Bolivar, Stephens City, and Charles Town Hospital, plus a Nashville radio program featuring Russell Shipe.
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Mer
Walter Dussard
Balymnore
Dioh Lee Maus
Ann Elizabeth
Brunswick
FE. Webb
Bolivar
Botts
Baye Tea
Sehnauhey Hospital
Mills
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Mixa Alva Carper
Rat Falls Church
Mreo Hs Weiner
Katherine McCaffery
Paladelphia
Irene Lo Kirbo
Francis Canklyn
New York
Gertrude Crawford
Arye WL Green
Walter Busard
Baltimore
Yoin Bolivar
Marcus
Nancy
Roy Rickard
Stephens City
Val
Jennie Webb
Jessie Hawks
Camperland
S W. Staubs
Staubs
Ruth Spensler
Philadelphia
David James Castleman
M F Castleman
Oneonta
Elsbeth Deanhard
Washington
E. W. George
P. W Hall
Mary Grenary
Washington, DC
Leslie Bush
Charles Town Hospital
Cecil Webb
Little Son
Leis
Catherine Butts
Bush
Joseph Floyd
Elizabeth Bingerman
F. M. Hiskimon
Millard Creamer and Family
Shepherdstown
Allen Dinkle
Ben Chambers
Wash- Inston
Old Chambers Homestead
Bessie
Membership Drive Opened by Local Knights of Columbus
The St Johns Council Knights of Columbus held a regular meeting inaugurating a membership drive and appointing Donald Davis as chairman of the membership committee. A Columbus Day dinner and dance is scheduled for October 12 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with speaker Joseph A Cantrel, a Washington attorney. Arrangements are by G Bernard Callan, L Donald Daws, and WW Jerome Offutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Johns
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Joseph A Cantrel
Washington
Montgomery County
G. Bernard Callan
L. Donald Daws
Jerome Offutt
Mustang Named Outstanding Fighter Plane of 1943
Military experts declare the North American P-51 Mustang as the outstanding fighter aircraft of 1943, citing its performance, range, and versatility in air operations.
Hollywood Shakeup and Screen Test Scandal Involving Sullivan Bros
In Hollywood gossip and press intrigue director Livy Sarons seeks five unknown actors for a Sullivan Brothers feature. A staged screen test is proposed to drum up interest, aided by publicists Irving Rubino and Trudy Marshall, amid widening press scrutiny and conflicting tales of motive and exposure.
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Hollywood
Laskine Jouens
Ted Alist Boone
Bulan Hollywood
Imamat
Dale
Shige
Trudy Marshall
Trudy
Hells
Dbesides
Prudy
Controversial Screen Scene Leaves Trudy in Spotlight
A chaotic rehearsal reveals sexual coercion and power misuse behind a film set. Director Bacon pressures Trudy amid awkward dialogue and staged ecstasy, leaving questions about consent, performance, and backstage ethics. Mary and Katleriuve appear in the confusion as actors grapple with truth and exploitation on camera. The incident raises broader concerns about workplace safety in the film industry.
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Bacon
Trudy
Katleriuve
Mary
Mat
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WAC Pvt
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Paul D. Miller
Adolf Hitler
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Miller
Fort Custer, Mich
Edward Wyndham
Pittsburgh
William Edwards
Eleanor Wyndham
Atlantic City
Carl Grubb
Mary Vorheas
Richard May
Towson
Henry Keermer
Essex
L. E Rush
Paul Bartles
Robert
Tra Brannon
Martinsburg
Ellen Kittmyer
Ray Building
W. E. Langemack
Chiscago
Irginia
Eugene Ross
Harpers Ferry
Nashville
Tenn
Russell Shipe
Joseph Shipe
Warpers Ferry
Armed Forces
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The
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Trenationel
Pinkhem
Pinkham
Worvink
Rae City Opera House
Fomukrow
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Smet Stans
Frances Langford
Hombardiers
Ilo Harte
INGS
Wey
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Powers Girl
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Seett
Victoria
Reneene Eyzoy
Rene Et Vella
Wacra
Slezak
Vest Smith
Eva O'Connor
Jean Renoir
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Tan Renom
Seven
Dudley Nichons
WM. Boyd As
Hopalong Cassidy
Hoppy
Leena
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